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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
9
Oberlin area churches list Sunday schedules across denominations with noted pastors and services. Highlights include First Congregational Church and St. Peters Evangelical with morning worship, Sunday school, and evening activities. nearby Amherst and Columbia Center churches also share typical worship times and youth group events.
A Frange La Ge list shows church calendars for December including Sunday school times at 9 30 or 10 00 a m and morning services at 11 00 a m across Eaton Church of Christ Henrietta Evangelical and other churches. Other entries include Bible study, Christian Endeavor and midweek prayer services.
The December 3 notice lists church services across Wellington area. Congregational Church led by Charles Record with Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11. Burlinton and other local churches show morning and evening services, Sunday School, and midweek meetings under pastors such as Edward Wells, A Johnson, and Grafton.
The passage reflects on loyalty and devotion from Ruth to Naomi and the broader theme of steadfast love in Christian life. It mentions Boaz showing kindness, Ruth’s pledge to Naomi, and the lineage leading to David, emphasizing sacrifice, friendship, and divine guidance as central to faith and character.
The piece notes urgent appeals at Ellis Island for clothing for destitute immigrants awaiting detainment or return. It cites global missionary efforts, dolls sent to Japan, and international justice concerns, urging action by churches and the public.
A garbled column by Carl Yoder presents scattered religious reflections urging moral behavior and humble self before God. The text references five men, vows to follow divine plan, and messages about reward and comfort, with unclear surrounding context and partially legible phrases.
A fragmented religious note asks why people should seek God and friendship with Christ. It references faith, redemption, and the urge for betterment, noting themes of church and spiritual community amid garbled text.
Fragmentary notes discuss Ruth's journey and lessons on overcoming difficulties. Questions ask about Ruth's faith, obedience, and God’s role in guiding her life. Mentions attitudes toward foreigners and themes of inclusion, blessing, and humility within the lesson context.
Illinois man Hodges recalls a railroad encounter with a wealthy business owner who planned to give his son a unique Christmas gift. The owner handed Hodges a wallet containing a note stating the boy should receive something he could never repay, a gift meant to teach gratitude and worth beyond money. The story illustrates a father's deliberate, life changing act.
A garbled reflection piece blends religious questions with life stages from cradle to grave. It touches on prayer, fate, and moral duty, mentioning a healer in Bombay and an evocative stream of thoughts about purpose and loss.
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