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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1932
Page
11
A fall communion service is set for tomorrow morning at the North Ridgeville Congregational Church. The sermon titled Character the Heels of Confidence urges pursuing character over success to restore true confidence, as noted by Mr. Young.
North Ridgeville news item covers L. B. S. of Congregational church meeting, funds from silver teas totaling $31.08, missionary program on Kobawa the Japanese man and relations with China, and a comforter sewn by the sewing committee. Also notes a kitchen shower for Miss Florence Sullivan ahead of her Avon wedding, P T A message on member canvass, and multiple brief notices including births, visits, staff changes, and an elderly parishioner’s illness.
The passage urges families to open savings accounts for their children to fund education and future opportunities. It uses school bells and the idea of a country school to emphasize the benefit of early financial planning, suggesting that savings lead to college paths and better outcomes.
A dense parish directory lists Shurch Directory entries for FIRST SPIRITALIST CHURCH, UNITED BIBLE STUDENTS, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, BETHANY BAPTIST, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, SECOND M. & CHURCH, VINCENT M. EL CHURCH, SHILOH BAPTIST, HUNGARIAN LUTHERAN, PETER'S CATHOLIC, AVON M. KE CHURCH, JOHN'S LUTHERAN, MAGYAR REFORMED, MET, ZION BAPTIST, HOLY CROSS CHURCH, ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC, ANDREW'S CHURCH, LAKE AVENUE COMMUNITY CHURCH, IGHIM COMMUNITY, SALVATION ARMY, ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL, GOSPEL MISSION, FIRST METHODIST, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, LA PORTE METHODIST, CHURCH OF CHRIST, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, GRACE LUTHERAN, AFRICAN METHODIST, ALLIANCE SPIRITUAL, and PENFIELD JUNCTION COMMUNITY CHURCH with service times and leaders where shown. Also notes deaths and local church activities.
Miss Read N Poster of Cleveland visited her parents Mr and Mrs H A Foster. An aluminum demonstration in M E church basement drew about thirty attendees with Mr Cousins in charge. The Wis taria Club met at Mrs George W Woodruff s home with roll calls for plans for the new year. The Cotton Blossom Quartet from Piney Woods Mississippi entertained at the Methodist church, funds aided by a free will offering. The Dramatic Club holds its meeting on the first Wednesday of each month.
Community events include a December first play in planning, visits by Mr and Mrs A J Bauer from Cleveland, and the P T A holding its first meeting with Mrs Zola Hastings in charge. County Council in Brownhelm, October attendance noted along with a celebration for Mr and Mrs Purdy W Prosser’s eighth anniversary. School notes list student and club officers across senior through freshman classes, plus Boys and Girls Glee Club officers and Dramatic Club leadership.
Beginning Saturday October 1 Amherst R D Route No 3 will extend to Brownhelm Center and the North Ridge road segment between the Brownhelm store and Claus road. Vermilion post office will continue delivery on that strip. Route changes affect Chas Krapp of Vermilion and Roy Pumphrey of Amherst as mail carriers. The Brownhelm Board of Education has leased two acres of land.
A three year term for land purchase from Seymour Greening enables a ball field for older schoolboys after adjoining owners refused offers for a playground. A distant field was secured to serve the school, resolving a long standing need.
Alfred E. Smith in his debut as editor declares the Democratic Party must purge itself of elements and forces and banish the myth of the forgotten man to provide leadership out of economic hardship. He attacks Hoover’s administration and notes intraparty tensions at the Chicago convention while omitting Roosevelt’s name.
The speaker argues the Democratic Party must purge internal influences to serve the nation. If it does, it could drive liberal reforms and initiatives the country needs, starting with a fresh state. He contends the current Washington administration has failed to solve problems and urges the party to seize the present opportunity.
A former Democratic state leader denounces the Republican Party for delays and missteps harming national well being. He accuses Hoover of blocking reconstruction finance, opposes prohibition resistance, and argues for using beer and wine taxes to fund relief. He warns against tariff paralysis on foreign trade and urges cooperation with outside nations.
James Lineway of 91% Lake Avenue and J Bailey of Cleveland were involved in a collision on East Bridge Street yesterday afternoon, with both cars damaged according to police.
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