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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1920
Page
4
The passage urges faith in God and Jesus Christ as the remedy for modern troubles. It argues God is merciful and sympathetic to human toil, urges applying Christ's teachings to social and economic life, and claims peace and right living come from aligning minds and hearts with gospel principles.
In Oberlin First Methodist Church Rev. John G. McAlpine preached on Mark 6.48, urging that Jesus enters our troubled lives when invited. He compared modern civilization to the mountain scene of prayer, urging readiness to invite Christ for lasting peace and to transform fear into hope. He drew lessons: adversity precedes peace, and divine providence uses trial for good, citing David and the need to avoid blaming God for hardship.
An Elyria Chronicle article details a house design by Charles and Sedgwick that blends Oriental brick with stucco. The base brick rises to the first story sill and frames a slate roof. interior features include oak finish, a sun room, arched doorway to the dining room, and a fully equipped kitchen. Estimated cost ranges from $6500 to $8000 with other design notes and a bungalow catalog offer.
The Medina association of Congregational churches meets at First church Elyria on Wednesday April 21 starting 9 30 am. Prof H Av Youtz speaks at 11 am and Dr Edward B Haskell lectures at 2 45 pm on Missionary Statesmanship for a World Crisis. Rev Nicholas Van der Pyl leads the evening session at 7 30 with President Henry Churchill King giving America’s International Obligation at 7 45. Attendees depart on the 9 25 car.
Mrs W. Wait and her daughter Miss Permelia Allen depart for Washington DC to attend the National D A R convention. Mrs Robert McEwen hosts her sister Miss Crane from Cleveland. Mrs Frank Candy of Geneva visits Prof and Mrs E A Miller. F H Park of Norwalk visited Oaks and Mrs K H Park last Friday.
Oberlin and nearby towns host a flurry of gatherings from faculty club readings to the first junior prom at the Dudley P. Allen Memorial Art Museum. Students win prizes for essays, and local clubs prepare for trips to Elyria while others perform music and readings at church services.
A vigorous mother, once ane mic, is told by her brother in law a doctor that her anemia caused her children to be sick. After six months of care, Pepto Mangan is praised as a dependable red blood builder that improves appetite, adds color to cheeks, and renews energy. The advertisement urges purchasing Gudes Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form from druggists.
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