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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
2
Avon Baptist church completes remodeling begun February this year. Five years of pastorate ended last Sunday September 6 with plans for dedication delayed by delays. Architect F E Skeel of Iveland selected to design an annex providing classrooms chapel social room and kitchen.
The Board of Trustees and Building Committee announce the dedication of the church on Sunday Sept 2 with services at 9 am 10 pm and 2 pm including two regular preaching services Rev C E Hamette and Rev J S Whiten will preach the morning and second services and Rev A H Mavis will lead the evening service Special music will accompany each service All friends are welcome.
Mr and Mrs L F Culbertson spent the weekend in Akron with friends. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Thos Beswetherick and Miss Mar Beswertherick of Hagersville Ontario, Mrs A G Shaw, Mr Edu Shaw of Lakewood, and Mrs Shaw.
Roy Kruger an 11 year old from Rockford Illinois arrived at Jefferson Hospital Philadelphia with his parents for removal of a 2 1 3 inch cartilage bolt from his lung. He swallowed the bolt about three months ago and his weight and appetite declined. A Rockford physician Dr T H Cullane diagnosed the bolt via X ray and recommended Dr Jackson to perform the bronchoscopic removal.
On Wednesday and Sunday gatherings at the homes of Mrs EB Chamber Main and Mr and Mrs Will Goldsmith plus relatives marked celebrations for Mrs Anna Simmons born September 1. A large birthday cake and basket lunch were shared as many offered best wishes. The C A Beardsie family hosted relatives for a week, Baptist Ladies Aid postponed their dinner to September 18. Meanwhile Mr H F Stebbins and wife planned a Willoughby visit, with sister-in-law Robert Black attending from Lorain, and Mr and Mrs Tr EF Garvriss of Lorain noted locally.
SEPT 9. Sept 4th a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Fisher. Mrs Mary Bainbridge called to Elyria by her daughter’s accident. Walter Peach sprained ankle. Miss Lucy Lang visited South Amherst. Inclement weather reduced ME Church turnout. Ladies Aid postponed. Mr and Mrs Robert Blaine visited Elyria. Five Boréa children, oldest 13, stole a car near Fields, tire flew off. sheriff called, auto recovered. Miss Josephine Tilberg visiting. summer flu and guests Fred Snider and Mrs Nye.
The record mentions that individuals were guests of the latters uncle Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hulse, highlighting a domestic hospitality note from the era.
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