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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1926

Page

2

Rally Meeting At Local Episcopal Church In Elyria

A rally for the Nation-wide program of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio is set for St. Andrew Church in Elyria on October 5. George C. Bend will present 2000 feet of motion picture film showing the church and its missions. The Ohio diocese aims to raise $235000 across 114 parishes and missions.

Episcopal Diocese of Ohio St. Andrewa Church Elyria George C. Bend Cleveland

Nation-Wide budget spending shown at Elyria meeting

The Elyria session kicks off a series of territorial meetings to reveal how Nation-Wide budget dollars are allocated. Time set for 6:30 p.m. with the first event signaling forthcoming gatherings.

Elyria

Membership grows as Chamber adds ninety names

The Chamber of Commerce reports ninety new members in a day increasing total to 445. W. B. Winters arrived to lead the First M. E. church parish. Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co. secured a permit to build a new bank on East Broad street. Twenty years ago the council approved a forty foot wide bridge on Broad street over the river. H. C. Wilcox, clerk of courts.

Chamber of Commerce W. B. Winters M. E Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co East Broad Street Broad Street H. C. Wilcox

Notable Local Obituaries and Historic Recounts

A roundup of past local events and notable figures from Elyria and Oberlin. Includes deaths of G N Carruthers former Elyria schools head and John W Hart East Avenue resident, plus historical notes on court fines, city water debates, and fire department rivalries.

Brighton Social Notes Amid Local Visits and Illness

Brighton updates record numerous visits and errands across Wakeman Norwalk Lakewood and Elyria. Families including Myers Sell Matcham and Gill appear with attendance at funerals conferences and a WCTU convention in Oberlin. Illnesses include Dorothy Myers tonsillitis and Mrs Myers staying with her daughter.

Brighton Russel Griggs Clair Ross Wakeman William Myers and Son Norwalk T. M. Self Milton Dorothy Myers Walter Masher Ora McClefflin New London Forrest Matcham Walter Mosher Dorothy Barick Wellington Rex Rowell D. F. Seeley Myers Ed. Edwards Charlies Houghton Cleveland J.C. Alfred Mary Everson Ella Hardy Mary Peasley Missy Edith Jee Newton Moore Ashland Harold Hardy Elle Hardy L. W. Fanner W. H Myers William Myers F.S. Mateham

Avon Church Service Schedule Amid Autumn Weekend

Avon notices list Miss Irene Gough and Triephone 868 with events on October 2. The schedule shows a 10:00 a.m. preaching service and an 11:00 a.m. Baptist service, with another time noted at 10:15.

AVON Irene Gough Baptist

Ten Credits in Heaven and With Both Hands Earnestly

A local report notes a morning service at 11:39 am with the sermon Ten Credits in Heaven and an evening Union service at 7:39 pm titled With Both Hands Earnestly. Special music praised and public attendance invited. Additional social and church activities follow with names of residents visiting relatives, weddings, illnesses, car trips, and club meetings. Several residents and families from Elyria, Cleveland, Akron, Bellevue, and Lakewood are mentioned among visits, trips, and engagements. The True Blue club and YW A schedule events, while Boy Scouts in Cleveland earn second class badges at Court of Honor.

Union Halen Barr Elyria George Mohr Cleveland Geo. Kelling LaVerne Walker Akron H. F. Hubbard Edwin Casper Wm. Chester Emma Demaline South Euclid F. C. Gough Tarhune Church Clarence Henson June Fred Alexander Clyde Rohert Henson Green Springs Mary Henson Abbey Road True Blue Club Harry Viets Wilford Clark Phinney Lorain Wheeling W. Va Abrs L. A. Wells Margaret Columbus Ohio State University Chas Cook Anna Ernest Vogt Job Chester Boy Scouth

South Ridge Church Notices and Socials

South Ridge notices announce church services on Sunday October 3 with Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 am led by Rev. C Holzworth. choir practice set for Thursday at Jay Fowl’s home. Social updates include visits by Mr and Mrs George Stevenson and children John Thompson and Hubert Hahn at Frank Laraway’s home. John Miller and son William of Vermilion visited relatives.

South Ridge Llam C. Holzworth Jay Fowl George Stevenon John Thompson Hubert Hahn Frank Laraway John Miller William Vermilion Albert Haist R. H. Collier Gordon James A. Williams Paul Blyrin Carl Friday Cleeland Frank Baus Louise Waters Oberlin Edward Mute Cleveland

Village Roundup of Social Visits and Birthdays

Daughters Maxine of Lorain and Vera Mae Schubert visit local households as families host gatherings at Lewis Krovkie’s new home. A large noon three course dinner marks several Bettler and Kroehle family celebrations.

Hattie Ackerman Bernice Berlin Heights Theodore Grills Melvin Harold C. J. Smith Lewis Krovkie Netti Bettler Floyd Bettler Lertn Bettler Glenn Bettler Middle Ridge Harry Bruce Canton Peter Bettler Kent Albert Kroehle Philis Richardson Adam Kroehle Charles Kroehle Augusta Condon Cleveland George Schild Monroeville Kathryn Schild Beatrice Gould Vera Mae Mervin Schubert

Funeral held for Henry Dute a lifelong resident

Miss Kathryn and Lydia Dute attend the service from his late home on Wednesday afternoon. Revs A Petes of Flat Rock and C Holzworth officiated. He was laid to rest in Cleveland Street Cemetery Amherst. He leaves children Henry Jr of Bennietta Howard of Cleveland Charley of Detroit and Misses Kathryn and Lydia at home two grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Kathryn Lydia Dute Henry Dute A. Petes Flat Rock C. Holzworth Cleveland Street Amherst Dute Henry, Jr Benrietta Howard Cleveland Charley Detroit Lydia

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Episcopal Church Crook’s Coal & Supply CO Janney Janney Peerless Corp Broadway, Lorain Radiola The Elyria Superior Electric Co G.N. Carruthers Huiks Lodge Elyria Block Eaton Carlisle John W. Hart East Avenue St. Andrew's Church Leonard Davis M. Clark Calefornia King Solomon's Lodge of Masons Upson, Haynes and Baldwin W. H. Matcham Inter-City Coal & Supply Builders’ Supplies J. P. Bechtel Studebaker Lamina Mag&t Ubel Dycubel Esite Endibuld Ceantroedy Studebaker Elyria Auto Service Co Maxine Chas, Dehn J. P. Hechtel Sheppard Lake Avenue Coal Co U.M.C.A
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