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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
12
The article argues marriage as a sacred, sole scriptural unity essential to family and society. It condemns divorce as a growing social evil, citing biblical foundations from creation and urging couples to enter marriage thoughtfully and reverently to follow God's plan for husbands and wives.
The piece argues against expanded divorce grounds, cites Jesus in Matthew 5 32 and urges church state leaders to align with Christ's teaching. It condemns companionate or easy divorce and stresses marriage as sacred, with parental home teaching as the child’s primary religious instruction.
A party of fifteen men from the Cleveland Stone Company including management and foremen attended the final educational safety meeting for superintendents foremen safety engineers and committee members under the Cleveland Safety Council. The gathering took place in the Chamber of Commerce building adjunct auditorium in Cleveland April 19.
Monday evening April 16 the Industrial Relations head from United States Rubber Company of New York City delivered an aspiring talk on Leaders vs. Trailers. The meeting drew about 1200 safety workers with Cleveland Stone Company representation including Supt. Paul Mori and Albert Mori among attendees.
The Standard Bearers Missionary Society conducted a practice session at the Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday evening, gathering members to prepare for upcoming duties and events.
The Congregational church elected five members to attend the 67th Medina association of Congregational churches held Wednesday at Amherst. The delegates named are Mrs. Emil Ruth, Mrs. L. D Davis, Mrs. William Gleason, Mrs. S. Ribber and Mrs. George Ott.
Mr and Mrs J Nixon and their family have moved from their farm east of town to Amherst on Tuesday. The notice records a residential change of address for the Nixon household and notes the precise relocation time.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Malatinka and I Hugo of Quarry Street visited relatives Sunday in Cranesville Pa
Rev and Mrs W C Fowler of Elysia visited North Russia and Amherst families Monday afternoon. Rinehart family attended funeral of nephew Donald Albright of Oberlin on Tuesday. Fred Bartlome and Fred Willheim hosted a Sunday visit at Amherst home. Mrs Howard Kyle and daughter Betty from Akron visit for several days. Albert Morl and wife welcomed a daughter. Alec Saba of Quarry Street injured Monday at Cleveland Stone Company. taken to Amherst Hospital for care.
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