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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1930
Page
3
A long list of churches in various areas and their Sunday School times Morning and Evening services are provided along with pastors and locations. Readings include St Pauls Evangelical, First Baptist, Congregational, Zion Baptist, Emmanuel Lutheran and many others with service times ranging from morning 9 30 to evening 7 30.
A fragment lists a Sunday evening meeting at 7 50 in ML W A hall 234 Broad St with medium Mrs Rose Sut eline of Youngstown. Readings and circle Monday at Mrs Smith 659 Broad. The Helping Hand society meets Thursday at 650 Broad St. St John’s Lutheran Broad St and West Ave Rev Armin Schroeder pastor Sunday School at 15 English Service at 10 69 German Service at 1109.
Pittsfield social scene includes Miss Lois Brown and Arthur Whitney wedding at the groom’s home with Rev. Searles officiating. Guests from Brunswick and Rochester visit the Watkins and Crosier homes. Several families, including the Browns and Whitneys, host and travel for visits and a Florida trip follows farm help with relatives.
Monday evening a wrecker tipped causing injuries to L. Kenyon who later was said to have dusted his ride. Mrs. L. R. Kenyon now drives the school bus. Other local notes include visits from residents to Niagara Falls Pittsburgh and New York state and West Virginia.
Clyde Garrison, wealthy gambling house owner, was wounded and his wife Cora, 57, killed by machine gun fire when he resisted an alleged ransom kidnapping in Peoria. Police suspect Chicago or St Louis gangsters. another gambler was kidnapped nearby two months earlier.
Donald Ludwig remains home from Amherst High after injuries from the New London Amherst game. Standen dies after supervising work near Penfield Junction. Local PTA hosts community supper at the schoolhouse and teachers attend First Evangelical church gathering. Families visit relatives in Painesville and Columbus for games and fairs.
Sheffield items note the Garfield Community club will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday evening October 23 at the Club room on North Ridge. Other brief updates include a St Joseph's hospital Lorain nurses banquet and a Shefield Social club masquerade plans for October 30 at Cleveland Beach hall.
Walter Palmer bought mussels for breakfast in Bridgewater Somerset and discovered an oyster containing six pearls. Four pearls are about pinhead size and two are just over a quarter inch in diameter.
A small town contest in Fair Bluff awarded first prize to John Fieckenstein for a yarn about a squiring miniature and a drop of home brew affecting eight big fish. The Wisconsin conservation commission announced a policy to give away rough fish removed from Lake Winnebago, about 180000 pounds, instead of selling them.
The latest wrinkle in the campaign to reduce traffic accidents is to reward good drivers. Police record license numbers of motorists praised as careful and courteous, publish the numbers, and award theater tickets to the drivers.
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