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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1924
Page
2
Oberlin churches list Sunday services with times and speakers including Rev. Nicholas Van der Pyl at United Church and Rev. William Smith at First Church. Also notes midweek meetings, Sunday schools, and evening services across multiple congregations in Oberlin Amherst and surrounding communities.
Wellington Aug 22 church notices list schedules for Congregational, Catholic St Patrick, Baptist, Methodist and Church of Christ Scientist with details on sermons, Sunday schools, and special meetings. Also notes Bible Students gatherings at 348 Jobbus Street and Watch Tower meeting weekly at 7:30 pm with no collections.
An insert invites nonmembers to worship at St George Episcopal with Rector L. E. Daniels at 2:00 p m and lists South Amherst United Church led by Rev S B Bartlett with 9:00 a m Sunday school and 10:00 a m worship. St John s Evangelical under Pastor Fe J Spell offers 1:00 p m Sunday school and 2:00 p m German services.
La Grange churches announce Sunday services. First Baptist Church with Chester B. Tulga pastor holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning sermon at 11:90 a.m. James H. Burt of Elyria to preach. Evening service at 7:48 p.m. B P U at 7:00. The Church of a Whole Bible led by G M Knapp holds 11:00 a.m. public service. Eaton Church of Christ with Rev. H A Hicher holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and morning service at 11:00 a.m. Communion at 8 p.m.
A church forum discusses church school attendance and a target of ninety percent of enrollment excluding Cradle Roll and Home Department. It outlines steps toward achieving the goal starting with the first practical move toward improved participation.
An advertisement touts Cod Liver Oil tablets as a fast remedy for convalescents and weak people. It claims sugar coating makes them candy like and that users may gain five pounds in three days, with a money back guarantee if not gained within 20 days. It targets adults and children and lists Phillips Crandall Ebarts as stores.
Discussion prompts on John 3 16 and the new birth center on Nicodemus seeking Jesus questions about rebirth essentials of Christian life and practical preaching ideas. Includes prayer and a book review note from the Sunday school setting.
Dr Wilfred Greatell plans a world tour from Europe after 30 years as a Labrador physician. Evangelist William A Sunday spends summer at home in Hood River Oregon and speaks publicly. J Z Muir Senate chaplain and long-time pastor in Washington begins a July 21 pastorate. Missionaries once in Persia gain entry to Afghanistan for varied Christian work. Tibet remains a focus of religious tension as limited access persists. Silver Bay students back a protest over a bill’s terms affecting national immigration policy while opposing broader policy. Endowed funds for Black education grow, with Nashville and Tokyo figures cited. Japanese exclusion laws threaten missionary work. Christian unity urged. A patriotic tone pervades calls to ease cross-cultural religious friction.
A 19th century style school policy advocates annual reenrollment, weekly roll revisions, and advance attendance notices to improve attendance percentages. Visitors act as friends, not truants, with emphasis on minimum absenteeism and friendliest approach. Suggested registers include enrolment, attendance, and offerings. holidays move with families often taking beehives to Turkey.
A mother instructs her son to shrink in a streetcar to avoid fare payment. The conductor arrives and she offers a reduced ticket, prompting questions about honesty and age. The scene captures a moral moment on bus travel, reflecting frugal expense versus fair charges.
Peter Penrod of Roseville Ohio says he has not suffered hay fever for three years after taking Kerker's Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy. He credits one and a half bottles for the relief and endorses Kerker Medicine Co. of Zanesville Ohio, sold by Harlan Crandall Elyria.
A brief notice outlines upcoming classified space for reader interest and column placement in the Chronicle Telegram. It invites community submissions and ad slots with contact details for reservations and deadlines.
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