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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
15
County churches list services across Wicholas town including First Baptist East Lorain Street and Christian Science Society with morning worship, Sunday school, and evening events. Amherst and Columbia Center area churches publish schedules with morning worship, Sunday school, and various evening services, prayer meetings, and holiday observances.
Services listed for Sunday in La Prange Grange include First Baptist Church led by Custom E Garvin with Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning worship, Bible study and Wednesday 7 45 p m. Methodist Church led by Rev B A Asan with peptic service at 11:00 a m and weekly Bible echoes at 9 06 a m plus evening worship at 11 68 p m. public invited.
Wellington churches publish their December services with congregational, Epworth League and Sunday School times. Congregational Church led by Rev Charles W. Record lists morning worship at 9 30 and 10 00 Sunday School. Church of the Ennis follows with Sunday School at 10 00 and services at 11 00 and 7 00 led by Rev E B Bu Mogton. Eytn service at 7 00. Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday worship at 11 00 with lessons on God the Preserver of Man and Nebemah. officers include M COW B M, A Johnson superintendent. Christmas plans to be announced.
Kipton Community Church led by Rev. Philip K. Hardisg offers church school at 10 00 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m with the pastor. Pittsfield Covenant Church under Rev William Smith holds Sunday school at 10 00 a m and sermon service at 11 60 a m.
Belden Dec 10 Rev Leroy Wright pastor announces Sunday school at 10:00 and 10:30 a.m. Morning services at 11:00 and 11:30 a.m. Church services follow standard schedule at Belden M E Church.
Birmingham Ohio December 10 Services for Sunday are as follows Birmingham M D Church Rev W M Kinsley pastor Saturday school at 10 50 a m services at 6 00 p m
A distorted and archaic rendering of the prodigal son parable reflects on family duty and social expectations. A father grants inheritance, a son departs seeking status, and after hardship the younger son returns to repentance while the elder remains watchful. The piece uses home Quaker imagery to discuss responsibility and forgiveness.
The Federal Council of Churches of America outlines a peace program with a Peace Committee to focus congregations on building harmony. It proposes three nation wide committees on friendship among children, white and Black peoples, and women, each reflecting diverse representations and operating through local churches.
A noisy fragment argues that religious life and church attendance sustain the soul. It urges actions like seeking doctors, maintaining a vehicle, and heeding warnings about neglecting religious duties. The piece questions modern distractions and repeats the call to attend church this Sunday.
Sunday school lesson outline asks about parental faults and divine hearing in Samuel story. It covers how Samuel heard God, what blocks hearing, and how one finds their special work. Clericus notes Samuel as an example of consecrated childhood leading to kingdom service and later greatness. Prayer section thanks God for revealed will available to those who seek it.
A lesson on First Samuel chapters 31 19 discusses Samuel's upbringing by Hannah and his call by God. It emphasizes religious and secular authority, priestly corruption, Samuel's ministry, and the need for parental and public school collaboration in religious education.
A cryptic piece explores faith, obedience, hunger, and love through disjointed lines. It references Christians, heaven, a warlike struggle, and personal resolve amid uncertain imagery and scattered metaphors. The tone resembles a dated literary fragment rather than a clear report.
A fragment cites thoughts on mountains to climb and ponderings on poverty and charity, posing questions about spiritual resources and the nature of gifts and grudging offerings.
World League Against Alcoholism plans its second international convention for June. Detroit area sites are discussed. The Furetec Mission Board reports 34 909 operations for medical relief in Germany and notes Lutheran and Protestant cooperation. Student Volunteer Movement, begun 1886, now has over 11 000 volunteers serving globally with a budget around £50 000. Contributions aim to boost Sunday School efforts and Jewish world outreach centers in Budapest and Warsaw are cited for differing religious communities.
The Prince of Wales has shifted from horseback riding to golf, joking about his game as a beginner. He plays about six balls daily, enjoys the ball, and keeps drives controlled. At Sundialdale he had a brief lunch between rounds before resuming play, never delaying a couple while searching for a ball.
December report from New Washington states Superintendent McKinterham suspended basketball games for the rest of the season as part of a ruling affecting the school due to violations of rules. Text is fragmentary but indicates a disciplinary action impacting athletics.
A new department of consumer rest area opened by Boston College aims to teach women savings buying and will endeavor to advise producers.
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