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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
3
Local groups announce initiations and meetings at I O O F Hall and Daughters of Liberty venues. Beavers Park, St Pauls, and various churches host showers, anniversaries, and receptions with attendees from Canton, Lorain, Bowd, and nearby towns.
Community groups met at Beaver Park Cascade Park and church halls for socials. Attendees included Mrs Dorothy Wise and other local families. cake and ice cream were served and games enjoyed. Several clubs held meetings at Grace Lutheran and First Methodist churches with guests from Lima and New York City. The Dames of Malta plan a silver tea for August 26 and Dorcas Society members shared sewing and refreshments. The Ginste family held a Cascade Park reunion with guests from Elyria Wakeman Henrietta Kipton Urbana Detroit.
Oberlin area churches list Sunday services at United Church First Church and First Baptist plus Christian Science Church and others. Highlights include Sunday school times, morning worship, midweek meetings, and a social evening with Rev Bosworth on Aug 20.
Grafton area churches list Sunday schedules with M E Ray Wright Kingsley Methodist Epworth Leage and Foreign Mission details. Church of Christ Scientist at Beavers Store holds 11 oclock service with Youth Sunday School at 10, youth classes, and evening programs led by Harold G Briggs.
Sunday lesson outline on temperance Galatians 5 13 24 asks for meaning of temperance self control and steps to foster mutual love addressing social issues and turning visions into victories. Also book reviews sermons and local notices about store sales plant bulbs and creamery items listed with prices and venues.
Etta Martin spends time at the JE Flynn Cot tace visits Beaver Park Miss Jean Mi Crann tours Amherst for days The Misses Ream and Paul hosted Vir Werner and Mrs Jono Werner Guests of Mr and Mrs Ke Howard Peters and Flayd McKibben motor trip to Yellowstone National Park Great Lakes cruise planned by Birkline and Diedrich New Bedford resident Bernard Daniels visits his brother A Daniel A Foster Mendel Court baby girl born at Memorial Hospital Chicago trip for Mrs Roe Jackson and Bernice Jackson Detroiter Mary Frank visits friends Justin B Martin returns from Washington D C Della Miller unintentionally listed as attendee Edward Noll visits from Lakewood Cleveland Heights guests Paul Conran joins visiting Sanker family R H Mosley hosts Elizabeth Stokes Cleveland visiting O B Chapman Hedges Lima visitor C Mallory Elyria friends Daney Daly Fouley group listed among social notices
Amherst churches list services for Sunday August 14 with times for Congregationale Methodist Rev F E Dastman St Peters Evangelical and others. St George Episcopal has no services. Fr Eischen Fr Eischen L E Daniels and pastors noted with respective mass and service times.
Mrs Walter P Shafer and Miss Katherine Kaufman of Fleetwood Pennsylvania are guests of Mr and Mrs William Newmier on Ninth Street for several days The Misses Ruth Nierman and Dorothy Williard and Donald Gehl returned from a two weeks East trip stopping in Atlantic City Baltimore Philadelphia and Washington Lloyd Wilcox of Pittsburgh arrived to visit his brother Milton Wilcox and friends in the city
Wellington church announces no Sunday morning service in August as Pastor Charles W eas takes vacation. Summer schedule reflects August closure.
Local notices list Sunday schedule for First Baptist Church Chester Tulga pastor 11 a m worship and 7 30 p m union service with prayer meeting midweek. Eaton Church of Chisel Rev H A Eleber 10 99 a m Sunday School 11 90 a m morning service and 7 00 p m evening service with pulpit supply and Lord's Supper at 11 45 a m.
A historic urging that Americans attend church for public worship and social fellowship. It argues church attendance strengthens faith, civic life, and national character, urging believers to support and improve church services and sermons.
Protestant numbers in Latin America reach 122 coo Ir Ciarence C Little former Maine president named president of Michigan. Sacred music summer school in Winona Lake Indiana directed by Homer Rodeheaver runs August 10 to 30 with contests booked for August 26 and 27. A New York pastor working with the Presbyterian Board of National Missions sees a Jew accept Jesus. The Unitarian General Conference meetings in Cleveland October 13 to 15 will merge with the American Unitarian Association. Five churches in Fouplassl Station West Africa need roofs. volunteers repair them saving 40 man-months of work.
An English weather clerk named Miss E W Pilkington is cited as possibly the only woman in the role. Her daily bulletins use original phrasing with a quirky line about temperatures rising daily and all weather factors dressed in their finest garb, while a specter at the feast remains untroubling.
The notice states hours 1 to 4 P.M. with morning and evening appointments available. It adds no Sunday readings and emphasizes a deadline of August 26th.
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