Sermon on Virtue at United Presbyterian Church
Rev Ferguson, visiting from Cleveland, preached on Virtue in a Sabbath morning address at the United Presbyterian Church. He contrasted Christian idealism with criticism of past leaders and urged moral steadfastness as a social check, saying Christ was the ultimate idealist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergenon
Presbyterian
Kingon
Feren
Cleveland
Christ
Palestine
Ferguson
United States
Union Services Attendance Rises Each Meeting
The last July Union service at United Presbyterian Church drew its largest crowd yet as August services approach. Rev. Quincy Blakely of Farming Connecticut preached on Salt of the Earth, urging believers to preserve and season by example amid swearing and gossip, with next Sunday’s union service at 7:30 in First Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyteran Rch
Quincy Blakely
Farming Connecticut
Firet
Grant
Michigan
Takrom Othe
Christ
Blakely
St Pauls Notes Hhe Sunday Conference and Meetings
St Pauls church workers hold their monthly conference Tuesday at Glen's Beach leaving at 7:90. Karl Lehmann serves as president with secretary Elenore Lehmann. The church council meets Wednesday at 7:30 at the church with president S Sudro and secretary W F Hafner. The Missionary Society gathers Wednesday at 2:00 in the close room with all members urged to attend led by Mrs W F Hafner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Glen’s Beach
Karl Lehmann
Elenore Lehmann
Council of
St.Paul’s Church
S. Sudro
W. F. Hafner
He Missionary Society of the Paul’s Church
Worden
Auxiliary
Sons of Veterans
Mrs. Stearns
Walnut St
Picnic at Avon Beach Park Suppers Quiet Afternoon
A social picnic at Avon Beach Park yesterday afternoon by members of the R N A. Eligia Camp enjoyed a quiet gathering despite ruled out bathing due to weather. A picnic supper was served during the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eligia
R. N. of A
Avon Beach Park
Local society notes from Elyria and surrounding towns
Mrs Clara Stren improving at Sir Josephs Hospital and Miss Frances Dunnam visiting Cleveland relatives lead a string of social updates. The list includes travelers to Clark's Lake Michigan, Lakeside vacation guests, Chronicle Telegram staffers returning to work, and multiple families visiting or hosting in Elyria with trips to New York Chicago and Michigan lakes. Notable names: Laura Lake, William and George Chamberlain Jr, Gladys Berg and Leon Berg, Mrs J W Mehish, O O Strohl, Adelaide Faust, Marion Vaughn, and Rev W C Birkner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Lake
Lakeside
the Chronicle-Telegram
William and
George Chamberlain, Jr
Elyria
New York
Adelaide Fause
Brooklyn
George Chamberlain
Ninth Street
Ruth Chamberlain
Adelaide Faust
Geneva Chamberlain
Local residents share travels and visits this week
Mrs D B Trozel and daughter Kathberine return to 2734 Washington Ave after two weeks in Chicago. L R Taylor and wife leave for a week in New York City. E P Poste and children go to Lipwood Park cottage for a month. D B Troxel and daughter Katheryn spend the week in Mittawanga. Miss Kathryn King visits from Columbus with Meriam and Dorothy Shaw of Princeton Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. XY. West
Ruth Bailer
New York City
Trozel
Kathberine
Chicago
Washington Avenue
L. R. Taylor
Princeton Avenue
Mr. Taylor
E. P. Poste
Park Avenue
Lipwood Park
Meriam
Dorothy Shaw
Kathryn King
Columbus
F. L. ‘Shaw
Princeton Avenues
Linwood Park
Washington social leader starts center for nation's women
Mrs. Clarence Crittenden Calhoun of Washington, D. C., heads the Woman's National Foundation to unite female activities nationwide through a Washington club and center. Members age over eighteen may join. plans include grounds, a restaurant, lecture room, civics courses, and a future hotel and theatre. Founders donate $1,000 each. contact Mrs. C. C. Calhoun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Crittenden Calhoun
Washington, D. C
Woman’s National Foundation
America
National Capital
United States
Washington
Maud Wood Park
Founders’ Club
Family Telegram Sparks Relatives Talk at Luncheon
At a bustling luncheon the Graham household discusses a telegram from Jim about goods arriving tomorrow. Dicky ribbingly taunts his mother while plotting how Katie will travel, and Jerry stays amused as relations debate train arrivals and family plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macvin
Kate
Dicky
Halle
Katie
Jim
Bridgehamsteen
Women form national foundation to aid women in Washington
In Washington D C the Woman's National Foundation inaugurates a national home for women. Mrs George Barnett chairs the executive committee and Mrs Charles B Howry serves as financial secretary. Membership costs 1 a year and grants access to a historic nine and a half acre site in Northwest Washington. The center will offer lectures on civics and diplomacy next fall under leaders like Mrs Maud Wood Park. Interested parties should contact Mrs C C Calhoun, president, at Connecticut Ave NW Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worman
National Foundation
Washington, D. C
George Barnett
Barrett
U. S. Marine Corps
Marines
Foundation
Charles B. Howry
Washington
Its
District of Columbia
Maud Wood Park
C. C. Calhoun
Woman’s National Foundation
Connecticut Ave
N. W
Washington, D.C
Johnson defends marriage despite racism at sermon
In New York on August 1 Jack Johnson addressed the colored Baptist tabernacle crowd defending his choice to marry the woman he loves. He argued the Bible counsels taking a wife and does not specify race or ethnicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jack Johnson
Colored Baptist Tabernacle
Odd Facts From a Fragmented Clip
A garbled OCR passage lists curious claims about newspapers, bees, human weight, gold wire length, the Tower of London walls, a freight engine incident in Nimes, a Canadian rail delay caused by a cockroach, a tunnel box clue, and a sailors’ collar tradition to guard jackets from pigtail grease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of London
Nimes
France
Interest in Women Worldwide and Local Triumphs
A compilation notes high female participation and achievement. It cites Sweden and the United Kingdom for women’s proportional populations, Oklahoma farm club enrollment, British patent applications by women, and a Birmingham dentist woman in Alabama. It also mentions Mary Perkins’ Virginia legislature bid, L. Chitty’s First Class in Mechanical Science Tripos, and a Lacomb Oregon berry-canning anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeden
Oklahoma
British Patent Office
Queen Mary
Lola Taylor
Birmingham
Alabama
United Kingdom
Marguerite Courtot
Harrison Fisher
L. Chitty
Newnham College
Cambridge
Lacomb
Ore
New York
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St. Paul’s
RIA Camp
R.N. OF
A. Hold Sewing
Circle
RIA
Independence
Rees
Sipea and
Scttrton
Union Tianers
Clara Stren
Sir Joseph's Hospital
Frances Dunnam
W.N .Faller
Clark’s Lake, Michigan
Gladys Berg
Leon
James Lewig
Ripton
Amss Cledys Berg x
Exrra
St. Luke’s Hospital
Harry Webber
Akron
A. R. Webber
W. C. Birkner
Boston
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Mrs. C. Beazeil
Fourth Street
Michigan Lakes
H. O. Dutter
East Third Street
Mittawanga
Bruce Gibbons
Vera Compton
Newport, Kenucky
Marion Vaughn
East Avenue
Hygenic Ice Company
N. Maple Street
Troxel
Katherine
Don Merers
Ernest Birch
Long Lake
Fred Tite
Katsear Court
James Brancau
East Cleveland
Almon Sanker
R. G. Moxler
John and
Ellbright
Geraldine
Eleanor Gibbs
Brunswick
Smetzer
Kenton Avenue
R. E. Jackson
Thomas Hill
Milo Stearns
Columbia
Claude Adams
Dan O'Brien
Penfiela Junction
Mary Collins
Steve Cowle
FC. Bulings
Kate Price
Lewis Court
Fittsburg
C. Briggs
St. Lukes
Washington Social Leader
Center For Nation’s Women
Baltimore Sun
Chronicle-Telegram
Aida Gurdusce Vos
Mother Graham
Decky
Aaa
Miss Graham
Jeery Titer
Jwenier
Graham
Mea Ther
Ube
Marion
Richart
Jerry Theer
Jerry
National Club
Japerm
Emile
Bentio
Holcomb’s
Chase & Sanborn
Brard Coffee
Small Gold Cross
Alc
P._ & G. Fels Naptha
Star Soap
Kirk
Weiners
Bologna
Bacon
Mary Belle Perkins
Virginia
Europe
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Euterpean Girls
Fisher Operatic Company
Harold Procter
California
Irene Stolofsky
Complete Light Opera
Pinafore
Edward Amherst Ott
Hilton I. Jones
Marcus A. Kavanagh
Geoffrey F. Morgan
Stephen A. Lloyd
Paul W. Ward
Laurant and Company
Edwin M. Whitney
Jimmie
Elyria Chautauqua
Gouraud’s
Drusaiste End Department Store
the Peerless Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Bell
Second Street
Mattress Sale
The
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, Ohio
Yewspa
Hive
Bealin
Rosa
Kering
Col Blaze Wing
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