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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1922
Page
4
The Study Window reflects on Clean Speech and the Kansas City convention fallout, praising open minds in religion. It cites George Matheson and Pearson's Weekly passages, urges broader acceptance of modern ideas, and notes social calls for responsible conduct in clubs and churches.
A digest of weekly church announcements lists services and programs for Church of Christ, Methodist, First Baptist, St Andrew's Episcopal, Mt Zion Baptist, Pilgrim Community Church, First Church of Christ and Salvation Army. It notes recognitions for new members, morning and evening worships, Sunday school, Epworth League, confirmations, choir offerings, and special sermons with dates and times.
The Missouri Synod formerly Evangelical Lutheran. 75th anniversary noted with jubilee services across Grace and St. John Lutheran churches in Elyria on May 7. Rev. Tong to speak at Grace while St. John’s offers English sermon and social, with jubilee offering to support Church Extension Fund and mission work.
Readable church notices list Sunday school times, morning worship, and sermons across Grace Lutheran, St John’s Evangelical Lutheran, St Paul’s Evangelical, First Spiritualist Elyria, and Keast Congregational. Also notes Christian Endeavor activities and youth topics for discussion.
Notices describe 7 30 p m Evening service at Frat church with Subject Painted Windows reflections on The Mirrors of Downing street. Finney chapel hosts Are Our Public Schools Christian in Their Standards of Efficiency with Prof A S Root. Also summaries of past addresses, Sunday schedules at Finney and Episcopal and Christ Science services.
Miss Eliza Keyes visits Mount Vernon relatives while Mr. and Mrs. Lamp host family guests. A. B. Martin entertains Aunt Mary House. Redmond to move to Cleveland June. Mrs. Vern Cornish attends grandmother’s funeral in Grafton. Misses Jeannette Alta Munn visit from Cleveland. Lottie Munn returns to University of Illinois. Charles Tompkins welcomes newborn at Bon. Parent-Teachers Association east district to meet April 27. Miss Gert- continues reporting.
Jude Akins of Columbia will give a talk on The Theme of the Parent-Teachers' Association with special music and other numbers planned. Miss Athena Mennell of Berea and Alton Mennell of 0.B.U. visited over the weekend with Mrs. Elsworth Carpenter who is not improving from a recent illness.
April 22 Amherst High School sophomores observed class distinction day. Girls wore gingham house dresses and braided hair in pigtails while boys wore blue overalls. They led chapel services presented a classroom scene and featured musical selections readings and speeches.
Amherst readers enjoyed a Girl Scouts playlet on April 22 featuring a Spanish dance by Florence Schaffer and Josephine Menz. The production listed multiple cast members and three acts centered on a club gathering and a love drama, with detailed character names such as Vera Carruthers de Fontainebleu and Percy de Vere Carew.
Miss Fannie Krietz of Amherst was surprised by twenty friends on Wednesday evening to celebrate her birthday. Guests from Elyria and Lorain joined. the night featured games music and dancing with dance refreshments and many gifts for the honoree.
Mrs. Baker has returned from Chilmark where she spent several days with her daughter Mrs. Clarence Kern. Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Schofield are spending several days in Gary, according to Amherst briefs dated April 22.
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