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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1921
Page
4
Rev. Bartets cites Psalm 142 4 and laments modern Liberalism as he condemns missionaries who reject core Christian doctrines. He calls the congregation to contribute generously to fund missions and train workers to preach the Gospel worldwide as commanded by Christ Jesus.
Anley of Brownhe rch of Yougstown preached at the United Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. He based his sermon on Paul’s call to fight the good fight and urged ongoing work for the Lord. He warned against spiritual retreat and urged steadfast faith despite decline and distraction.
Local notes mention church and school events across Elyria Medina Lorain Ridgeville and Riverview Park. Meetings from First Baptist Elyria and Lorain Baptist associations plan travel to Medina and Elyria with luncheons and a 7:30 p.m. start at several lodges and Y M C A activities.
Rev W E H Seller of Sandusky Methodists preached at the United Presbyterian church on First Kings Elijah hearing God in the still small voice. The whirlwind earthquake and fire symbolize worldly, scientific, and learned voices, while nature tunes the mind to God's voice. St Pauls choir provided the music.
Dean Edward I. Bosworth of Oberlin College preached at the First Congregational Church yesterday morning on the theme Love. He explored what love is by observing how lovers act and noted God’s love shown in His dealings with people urging that humans should love one another. Ben Grant of Cleveland sang two pieces, and Rev. Grant is to preach again next Sunday.
The W C T U of Elyria plans its annual picnic at Riverview Park with a rain plan in the Church of Christ basement. Dinner is served at noon and officer elections follow. all members are urged to attend.
Mrs George Dellefield will enter it in the Ladies Aid Society at St Pauls Evangelical church. The committee for the fiftieth anniversary will meet at the church Wednesday at 7 20 PM. The F S will meet Friday evening at Miss Florence Kushinski 1904 Middle Ave.
The Church Council will meet at the church at 7 45. The Dorcas Society will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Van Wormer 237 Cambridge street.
A large crowd gathered at First Baptist Church last night to hear Rev. Neighbour preach on repentance, with ten or twelve people coming forward at the altar. Mr and Mrs McRath of East Avenue plan to attend the International Church of Christ convention at Winona Lake, continuing through next Sunday.
More than seventy five members of the Church of Christ of Lernis gathered for the yearly meeting at the Medina County church yesterday. Rev Meffet of Nedina gave the Sunday School exercise address. The afternoon opened with communion service attracting over three hundred. Reports on standing and work were given by churches. Rev W L Burner of Elyria delivered the afternoon address. A cantata by the Lorain church Sunday School orchestra followed the evening address by Rev Todell of Canada.
Alfred Brause spent Saturday in Lorain. Edith Harris spent several days last week with friends in Lorain. Vera Kehen spent the week end at the Haag home in Lorain. Mrs. R H Prestein of Lorain visiting Mrs. Refenning of Third street. A nine and a quarter pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. George Hignett of West Broad street Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dendemark camping in Michigan for a week. Mrs. William Goacher called to New York by sister’s death. Agnes, little daughter, with Jake Salada, spent Saturday in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Dewhurst to Toronto for a Canadian exhibition. Henry Dyke, Fire Marshall of Columbus, spent week end at home. Mrs. Frank Ellenberger and son Terry visit Detroit, St Clair Flats and Port Huron. The Halls and Findlays spent week end at Cedar Point Breakers. Rev and Mrs Redhead spending days in Gambier. Edith Terrell went to Cleveland Beach with Sunday School class campers. Madeline Gamble returned from Chicago. Gamble couple returned from Vermilion-on-the-lake. Claude Baylor and daughter guests of Kenney. Chas Miller and daughter with Miller of Nova. Terry Hand and daughter Mildred back in Terre Haute. Botamer party and Botamer kin in Columbus. J J Rourke of Los Angeles visiting mother and brother George Rourke. Mrs. Carl Martin and children visiting Canton relatives. Bess Presswell returned to Chicago after cottage stay at Beach Cliff. L R Todd leaving for extended Arizona visit. Margaret Chamberlain guest of Delmo Richards entertaining shower for Paul Hracy. C P Smith family leaving for Dayton to visit Gunt Meschkey.
Miss Mary Garford leaves for Morrow to attend Miss Hazel Orcutt wedding in Wooster. Ming Garford spent vacation with her mother in Elyria.
Madge accompanies Grace Draper to the inn, where Grace meets Dicky after a long trip. Dicky hides concern about Grace’s change and plans her reintegration, while Madge notes Grace’s fading charm and the strain of past events. Dicky hatches a scheme involving Miss Foster to restore Grace’s image for social and professional advantage.
The column records neighbors visiting relatives in several cities including Toledo Kansas City Cleveland and Toronto. It mentions trips to Lake George Indiana Hillsdale Mich and Canton and notes guests at various homes on East Avenue Garvia Avenue Tremont Court and Princeton Avenue.
Wooster resident travels to Lima to resume work. Attends visits from Willard and Ear Court families. Dorothy West sprains ankle after year away in Eisra. Otto Mischka vacationing in Vermilion plans State Fair in Columbus. Clergy Rev Kalassey returns from Detroit and lake trip to Cleveland. Mrs Manville ill, no improvement. Mayor Jones back from Johnstown after uncle’s death. Chippewa Lake trip for Brights. Davison family welcomes baby boy born Friday August 26. Mrs Lautenschleger travels to Fresco for mother’s illness. Rev Birkner heads to Wayne Indiana synod and returns Sept 10. Dr Spicer and guests depart after weeklong visit to Rice home.
Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dinsmore and Mrs. Smythe of Lakewood with the Howell family of Harrison street. Edith Smythe has stayed as house guest for several days. An Irish Recognition meeting plans set for next Wednesday at Strand Theater with Peter Golden to speak and a forthcoming card party. Mrs. Alice Dunfee hosted guests from Willoughby and Lorain including Mr. and Mrs. Waite, Stocking, Gilson, and Refenning.
In Oberlin, a tight playoff race has the Odd Fellows, Tigers, and Oberlin within a half game of first. A key Wednesday matchup between Oberlin and the Tigers could prevent a three way tie, if Oberlin wins and the Odd Fellows falter in remaining games. The Oberlin vs TherA clash adds further pressure as teams chase top spot.
The report notes B F Parke and George Close on the mound for HP in tight, competitive games. It warns against reading recent form as a predictor for the upcoming match with the Odd Fellows and lists an obscure IF schedule with fractional win probabilities for remaining opponents.
The Odd Fellows Club held its monthly meeting in Oberlin with 15 watermelons as the featured program item. A committee was appointed to organize dances for the coming season at the Odd Fellows Hall and a banquet plan was discussed to honor the Baseball Team inviting all club members.
V. J. Prucha opens a new Alice shop on West College Street near Tobdin's Drug Store. He has five years as cutter for A. L. Werner of Elyria and long tenure with Whitney & Hill.
Afr and Mrs Herbert Henderson visited Oberlin and will travel to Evansville Indiana where Henderson becomes high school instructor and coach. Dr and Mrs Trufant return from a three week auto tour through New England. Marian Reed recovers after surgery at Oberlin hospital. George Ernst and family left for Bridgeport Times to visit relatives. Akron visitors stayed with Mrs Heidrick and Mrs Parsons. Mrs Warne Rucker of Norman has been guest of her aunt and uncle.
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