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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1919
Page
3
The community weighs a plan to unite Oberlin area churches into a single union with tentative support. Voters in the First Congregational and Second Congregational churches show strong backing, while details on governance and future services remain under discussion.
Oberlin residents share Christmas visits and travel plans. Mr and Mrs A A Hawking of Cedar Rapids visit daughter Mrs George Jones in Forest Street for two months. Miss Alice Vincent, a Shaker Heights High School teacher, spends Christmas with her father on Morgan Street. Thelura Nickodemuc stays with parents on West College Street before returning to Belleville to teach kindergarten. Others travel to Dallas for the winter, to Fort Sheridan for discharge, and to Clifton Springs for rest.
Readable fragments describe the Hege Singers planning a trip across Nebraska. Mentions of events and people are unclear. the text shows disjointed notes about performances and locations with limited coherent details.
The Pansy chapter of the stern Star wis held its annual year end meeting led by Mrs. Charles Wee. Officers elected included conductress Mrs. Christy and associate conductress Mrs. E adala with secretary Mrs. Irry Hovey and treasurer Mrs. Baxter. Members and plans for the new year were discussed with musical offerings by Kent Richardson and others.
The text notes several relatives visiting over the holidays. Crok and Milas Nariz study at Michigan Tech and East Lansing respectively. They return to North Plevaust street for the break. Prof and Mrs Harrean spend vacation with Mr and Mrs Win. A. Moshur of Washington, SD also visits.
Amherst prepares to meet Wellington at the local gym tonight with both girls and boys teams, aiming to avenge rival momentum. Coaches report strong practice and expect two games this year, seeking wins at home and away.
Tomorrow offers the last chance this year for Sunday worship and thanks for blessings received. Rev. J. H. Grant invites all, especially returning students, to join the church school program and the Christmas event as the year ends.
The St. East Side announces Sunday afternoon church activities at four o'clock with the official board present. No Sunday evening service will be held except Endeavor age services at 6:99. Four people are invited to unite with the senior group in the Gateau room at 6:20 for a prayer and testimony session.
Niey Helem Smith leads announcements for the day at 3 40 with a call for large attendance after last Sunday's strong showing. Miss Cornslay Walton reads a Christmas letter, church classes taught by several leaders, and a “Christmas Aftermath” sermon is planned.
An old medical advertisement extols a remedy labeled Number 47 or 40 and claims broad efficacy across diseases. It cites the U S Dispensatory and New American Materia Medica, mentions blood disorders and nervous system issues, and lists ailments like eczema rheumatism gout and auto toxication with broad claims of success.
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