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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1928
Page
5
At a social event in the assembly room of Gates School the Girls’ Basketball Team, led by Miss Doris Todd, celebrated their victory over rival teams. A miniature replica Mayflower ship, with radio interior, was presented for permanent display in the Nayflower display area.
Morning service at 1:20. B Y P U L at 6 00 em. Evening service at 7 30. Prayer service Wadteses vate Weessseay at 3 00 pm. All welcome. North Ridgeville Congregational Church Rev. E Young. Sunday school resumes at 10 00 o'clock. Morning service at 11 o'clock. Pp 5 Second 81 E Church 2507 Middle Avenue. Pastor W P Ketloze. Sunday echoed 2 30 am. Morning service at 11 09. Evening service at 7 45. 7 30 Wednesday evening prayer acting. Betbasy Baptist Church Rev Chas A Gray. Bible school 9 30 am. Preaching at 11 00 m. Preaching and Communion at 7 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Shiloh Baptist Church 129 Lodi Street Rev C Brows pastor. Sunday school 9 30 am. Evening service at 7 06. Church location moved to 25 West Avenue. Full Gospel Mission Tent Colored Oberlin Road and Eighteenth St E Spentz Missionary in charge. Revival Services Sunday at ML a m 3 00 pm 6 00 p m Good singing and instrumental music. Services continued next week with ministers from Cleveland Detroit Lima and Youngstown.
Reports say Miss Mildred Strickler and Rev Mortimer Hawk wed after a Boise Church of Christ service on Sunday September 2. The couple met at Cincinnati Bible Seminary and will reside at 2002 No 16th Street Boise Idaho. This marks their first westward trip for the pair.
Spring Valley hosts and club events are reported with golf champions Mrs. Edward Gummoe and Fred Knuskin preparing to represent Spring Valley at the Cleveland District Golf Association meet at the Cleveland Country Club on Thursday September 2. A large gathering hosted by C Schorndorfer featured golf on the links, a dinner, and a luncheon with prizeware. The ladies of Spring Valley Country Club held a well attended luncheon at the club house where Cowan pottery prizes were awarded to Lakewood and Elyria residents. Junior and Juvenile tournaments at Spring Valley drew keen interest as rounds opened, with matches listed for players aged up to eleven. Marriage licenses issued include Nelson Nickel and Agnes Collins, George Fortin and Marion Olds, the Wigtowicz with Jadwiga Wiban, Charles Winkler and Marie Gimbel, Herman Walborn and Dulcie Thomas, with local clergymen noted.
The Fidelity of the Little Flower society met at Miss Elizabeth Donahue’s Bath Street home with all members present. Two new applicants, Nancy Halpin and Alice Cobb, were admitted. After the business meeting, refreshments were served, and Miss Mary Herold will host the next gathering in two weeks.
Miss Frances Snyder of Columbus street entertained two tables of bridge at her home on Columbus street Thursday afternoon. Miss Snyder will return to her work and study in Cleveland, Monday. An annual meeting of Calendar Club Honoring Dr and Mrs William Muir Auld with a dinner and reception in church parlors. Dr and Mrs Auld recently returned from vacation in Scotland and England. More than two hundred were present. Oak leaves laid fair with zinnias and French marigolds decorated the dinner. Mr. Calvert welcomed Dr and Mrs Auld and Dr Auld spoke of his stay in Scotland. During the business meeting Mrs Robert Crehore gave annual treasurer’s report and Mrs H H Stiffler the secretary’s report. The panel election of officers resulted as follows: Mrs Otto Greene, president. Mrs Stiffler, secretary. Mrs L L Bourguin, treasurer. Mrs Jessie Moyer sang Scottish songs at the conclusion. the event was noted for warm welcome, fellowship and informality. Admitted: Mrs William Blaisner, Pauline Krugman, Zula Slauter, Nicholas Vernell, Mrs Gus Hubbard. Discharged: Mrs Clarence Olsen and son, Mrs Henry Kreuck and daughter, Earl Vail.
Miss Elizabeth Moise of Columbus Street departs Monday for Connecticut College New London to begin as a junior. Miss June Fisher leaves for Oberlin College as a freshman. Mrs G C White of Ramona SD visits Mrs Margaret Crisp of Eastern Heights. The Browning parties motor to Knoxville TN to visit kin, away ten days. Esther and Dorothy Conway visit Lorain County Club. Mr and Mrs Ervin Fullmer and son Marvin of Washington DC spend weekend with J M Fullmer. Violet Ott visits Krausa family. Ruth Grugel of Amherst also noted. Dr W A Matthews of Los Angeles will speak Sunday at First Baptist, noted as Los Angeles Baptist Seminary president and prominent Fundamentalist. Child Conservation League resumes meetings Sunday school room First Methodist Episcopal church Monday afternoon. West Ridge W C T U to meet Tuesday Sept 18 at Mrs Harry Lauer West Ridge for twentieth anniversary.
Dance at Cascade Pavilion set for Tuesday September 15 with admission 50 cents per couple and an extra 25 cents for an additional lady.
Local residents depart for universities and colleges including Detroit University of Detroit Engineering Department and Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware. Others plan weekend visits to Cleveland Toledo Athens while several births announced in Elyria Memorial and hospital. Names include Herman Goodyear, Earl Tompkins, Catherine Gaziey, Ronald Dunn, Warne Morti, and the Stevens family as well as Mrs F. C. Snyder and Mr. T. L. Moise linked to Columbus and Columbus street communities.
The C. L. Terry Battery and Ignition Co announced readiness to begin business offering battery and electrical service and gas and oil. Located at 409 West Second Street, phone 3318.
Church notices list services across disciplines including Church of Christ, Gospel Blessing, St Andrew's, St John's Lutheran, Second Congregational, United Presbyterian, Pilgrim Community, First Baptist, Christ Scientist, African Methodist, St Paul's Evangelical, and Methodist. Each entry gives church name, address, minister or pastor, and times for Sunday school, morning worship, and midweek prayer or special programs, with topics and leaders where provided.
Evangelist L. E. Lenheim conducts special evangelistic lectures at Elyria High School Auditorium with services Sunday through Friday. Sunday theme centers on "The Greatest Question In All the World" led by a 7:30 PM song service. Lecture time listed as 7:00. All are welcome.
Salvation Army announces weekend services at 74 Broad Street led by Captain R D Hughes with a street meeting Saturday at 7 30 p m and a Sunday schedule including a joyous service at 9 00 a m holiness meeting at 2 00 p m Sunday school at 2 00 p m Y P L at 6 00 p m and an open air meeting at 7 30 p m All welcome Dancing at the Elyria Eagles every Friday night 50 cents per couple Card party by Knights of St John Tuesday Sept 18 at K of C hall bridge and 500 will be played
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