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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1933
Page
5
A West Avenue gathering hosted by Miss Dorothy Martin celebrated Miss Margaret Whidden, the bride elect of Dr. Wayne Wise of Lorain. Guests played four bridge tables with prizes to Miss Maxine Lucas, Miss Jane Moody, and Miss Julia Baus.
A dense hospital notice lists patients including Mrs Raymond Burke and Mrs Ralph Bartholomew with discharge and address details. The bulletin covers a full slate of church events at Second and Chapel streets including Young People Conference reports, soloists, choir specials, Bible School, Christian Endeavor, missionary society meetings, and Labor Day services at the United Presbyterian and Fire Congregational churches with sermon topics and schedule notes.
Sunday morning service at the First Methodist Episcopal Church features Bishop H Lester Smith of Cincinnati as preacher. The 10 46 a m service includes special music and the Epworth League devotional hour at 6 30 in the chapel. Church School opens at 9 30 with D A Burr as superintendent. Parish announcements note Labor Day observances and planned activities for youth and members.
Miss Idx Mae Jones, Miss Evangeline Spieth, Miss Ruth Potter, Miss Margaret Novak and Milas Mary Buzzard left last evening for Chicago to visit A Century of Progress Exposition. Mrs Maxwell French and daughter Nan left by boat Thursday for Buffalo New York to spend a week at Silver Creek where Mrs Dan Cook is spending the summer.
The Rev James McCabe longtime chaplain and advisory board member at John Carroll University dies at St John’s Hospital after a long illness at age 78 Born in Xenia Ohio he joined the Jesuit order in 1879 and led as president of four Jesuit colleges including St Xavier Cincinnati St Marys Kas and Marquette University Milwaukee The death ends over a half century of church service Attending events and local notices follow with names and places surrounding hospitals towns and gatherings.
Byrd Richmond 79, a well known Lorain County agriculturalist, died suddenly at his Middle Ridge Road home at 8 00 p m He spent his life on Middle Ridge after eighteen years teaching in local schools He served on the township school board survived by his widow Sarah one son Frank H two grandchildren Byrd Jr and Mrs H G Batten and one great grandchild He was a Royal Arcanum member Funeral will be held at his home Monday at 2 30 p m with Rev F B Eastman officiating Burial in Middle Ridge cemetery
Mrs. Robert Shryock announced that three members of the Woman's Club team led by her were omitted from yesterday's Chroni cle-Telegram report. The team listed Mrs. A Sparks Mrs. Tom Potter Mrs Frank Aust Mrs De Croming and Mrs. Chester Nichols. The town canvassed Lake avenue from Huron to Samuel streets yesterday and collected 147 signatures with no refusals. The Belgian Congo is described as having a superfiel ariea of nearly 1000000 square miles.
A highly regarded mathematician, likened to Newton in eminence, authored writings dismissed as childish on prophecy interpretation, reflecting a clash between advanced reasoning and speculative forecasts.
In Ohio during the last two weeks, whooping cough led communicable diseases with 242 current cases, labeled by State Director H. G. Southard as "the most dangerous of childhood diseases." Tuberculosis also recorded 242 cases, while scarlet fever counted 189.
Local officials announced the company signed the NRA code today. The firm had not signed earlier as it awaited completion of its industry code.
Fourteen members attended the Ladies Aid Society in South Amherst at the Methodist church. Officers were reelected with Rev. RB Jensen presiding, including President Mrs. Garfield Harris Secretary Mrs. Lodi Gibson and Treasurer Mrs. Bella Brocksicke. A church supper is planned and refreshments served. Also notices of a Catholic Mission picnic, St. John’s Women’s Union meeting, and church services across denominations are listed along with local visits and greetings.
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