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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1926
Page
11
Oberlin area churches list Sunday schedules for United Church Congregational First Church MW Association etc with morning worship at 11:00 am, 9:45 am Sunday School, and evening services. Nearby towns Amherst Brownhelm Columbia Center include Rev. R A Pelt Rev. Soct and Rev. Daniels among pastors.
August schedules list Congregational and Metrodis e churches with Rev Charles Record and Rev Thomas Kerr leading worship at 10:30 and 7:00 respectively. Sunday School times vary including 9:30 and 11:00 across multiple towns Welling ton Grafton Litchfield Henrietta and nearby churches.
Belden Belton August 27. Services at M B Church with Rev Leroy Wright pastor. Sunday school at 10 30. Morning service at 11 30.
Amherst area churches announce Sunday services. Congregational-Methodist led by Rev Castman with 9:30 Sunday school. Evangelical with 9:15 Bible school and 10:00 English service on Is Christ on Earth, 10:45 German service and a post service meeting. St Joseph’s No Man Catholic Church 7:30 Low Mass 9:30 High Mass Benediction. St George Episcopal with 9:15 Sunday school and 10:30 morning worship. St Peter’s F and L Paul’s Lutheran outing at Rechstein’s woods. First Evangelical under Rev Neumeister preaching at 10:30.
Kipton Ohio Aug 27 Kipton Community Church led by Rev Philip E Harding offers Sunday school at 10 60 a m and the morning service at 11 00 a m all welcome.
Sunday areas follow with Clinton KE Garvin pastor at 10 am Sunday school and 11 am morning worship Storkley of Jamacca will deliver evening service at 7 30 subject The Secret of Power Wednesday 7 45 Dispensational Studies Methodist Rev B H Ryan pastor Sunday school 10 am public service 11 am Baton Church of Christ Rev H W A icher pastor Sunday school 10 Morning service 11 Christian Endeavor 8 pm Cherch Ob ChHEST Palm supplied Bible school 10 am preaching at TLu0 am
Mrs Mary Minor of Lorain says Tepee Herb Tonican Indian medicine relieved her mystery illness after hospital treatments failed. She suffered back and side pain, swelling, and digestive issues, then regained appetite, sleep, clear complexion, and normal kidney function. She now uses the tonic for her child at W Phillips Drug Store Elyria.
Josie Crane ends a rough morning by noting the small annoyances of dressing and breakfast. She struggles with buttons and laces, misplaces her books, and complains of a dreary home. A motherly line suggests mood shapes the day as sunlight follows a smile.
Forum notes urge Sunday school teachers to read at least one professional book yearly and track reading on record cards. Proposals include a teacher library, regular reviews, and funds to purchase books on religious education.
A sermon excerpt urges kindness over cruelty and faith over doubts. It stresses serving God, joining the church to affirm beliefs, and acting on advice to reach personal growth while acknowledging imperfect conditions.
A church exhortation argues the supreme purpose of life is to do God's will. It emphasizes knowing the will of God and being conscientious enough to act on it, claiming the church helps in discernment and creates an atmosphere for righteous living.
Discussion questions explore killing today parental obligation impurity and morality, theft and honesty, motive in the commandments, and the link between reverence to God and right relations with others. The lesson emphasizes practical application and a prayer of devotion.
Commentary on the last six commandments from Exodus 20 12 21 focusing on right human relations and morality. Quotes from Farrar McAfoo Washburn Moody and New Century Bible discuss honoring parents avoiding murder theft false witness and covetousness with reflections on inner motives and social harms.
The Baptist savings group forms in Whan pas City Missouri while Lutherans eye a 1929 World Conference in Washington DC to mark Augsburg and Luther Small Catechism. Quakers prepare a 1776 meeting house exhibit as Sesqui Centenary flags rise in Philadelphia.
The Maharajah of Jaipur diamond, one of the world’s most valuable gems over 40 carats, has been acquired by Mrs. Claude W. K. Boettcher of Denver. The gem, once the largest in the Orient, is valued at about 150,000 dollars and was associated with Claude K. Boettcher, a Denver banker.
TheJaptur diamond, split years ago with the other half reportedly owned by a Russian nobleman, is now in a finger ring worn by Mrs Boettcher. Additional notes mention insulin experiments suggesting potential life prolongation despite pancreas removal.
Haewatl growers aim for a pineapple crop valued at 100 million dollars. A parish machine, designed to plant seedlings rapidly, promises to speed planting and align prices with French markets.
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