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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
12
Amherst area church notices list services for multiple congregations including First Congregational Methodist with guest speaker Etelle returning from China, Elyria church vacation schedule, St Peter's Evangelical, Lutheran, St Paul St Ph Catholic, St George Episcopal, and local Methodist and Congregational churches. Wellington calendar notes August vacation, with no morning service at Congregational Church and varied worship times across others.
Oberlin churches list Sunday schedules with morning worship at United Church First Church and others. Notable pastors include Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl Rev. EF Bosworth Rev J C Forde Rev W McMorries Rev C B Ketcham and Rev H A Elcher. Services span morning Sunday schools prayers evening vesper and evangelistic meetings.
Reverend Leroy Wright leads Belden Church with Sunday school at 10 30 and morning service at 11 30.
Sunday services at First Baptist Church Chester and Tulga led by Rev. BOHL On, with Sunday school at 9:10 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:09 a.m. Union service planned with AS. Church and a Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 8:00 p.m. Pastor J. Supt. also listed for services.
The First Evangelical Church in Amherst received a 4,609 Schantz pipe organ from Orville Ohio. Installation will take about two weeks and Sunday services are planned as usual if installation permits. A dedication date will be announced later.
Amherst Aug 7 Rev Henry Abram new pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church will be inducted next Sunday at 10 30 am with Rev F W Loosey of Lorain officiating Joint services of German color feature expected Public invited The Courton reunion at Florence Ohio drew 32 attendees with Hopkins as secretary and Olive Bray treasurer Election of officers named for upcoming reunion planned for Mrs I F Eldred South Ridge set for 18 members discussed at the gathering.
The Amherst group recounts a church parlors session with delegates from South Amherst and Cleveland. They planned an ice cream social and noted a Ladies Dime Society meeting at noon, with Miss Mary Louise presiding and remarks from several parents and members.
Amherst notes the 18276 season opening with Redpath Chautauqua activities yesterday afternoon and evening. Junior Town officials, led by Master Ludwig, entertained with speeches and stunts. Jubilee Singers and various vocal numbers highlighted the program, with ventriloquist Al Baker and a strong chorus lineup concluding the event. Officers Bert Monger as president and Frank Belden praised for grounds use.
Louis Bacon of Brownhelm, age 40, died at Amherst hospital after an operation yesterday. His death occurred at noon. He leaves two sisters Mrs Julia Winters of New Jersey and Sarah residing at home, two brothers Dwight of Aurora Ohio and Charles at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. O H Baheran in charge. Rev W A Tabbert spent yesterday in Cleveland.
The piece notes National Missions Week set for November 24 to 29 with hundreds of churches participating. It highlights St Thomas Episcopal Church in New York and mentions a Congress on Peace and Security in Detroit, plus various religious figures and organizations from the era.
The forum favors a special committee including the pastor and education leaders to select teachers. It also urges keeping non resident members on rolls if possible and advising relocation members to join their new church, stressing effort and sacrifice to win souls before removal.
Sunday School lesson discussion on strengthening churches based on Acts 15 36 and related questions explores foreign missions qualifications recruitment methods church growth signs and steps to deepen faith while noting dangers to churches and offering prayers. includes local notices on moonshining police hunt and book reviews on ethical business and biblical stories.
In Clairstville Ohio on August 7 a group of 34 Indiana teachers camped overnight in two large buses during a 3000 mile journey to Washington New York Boston and Canada. The party is mostly single women with only three married members.
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