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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1926
Page
9
A consolidated church page lists Sunday schools morning services and sermons for First Congregational Second Congregational St Pauls Evangelical First Methodist Episcopal Second M E Church Laporte M E Church St Andrews Episcopal Grace Lutheran Church Church of Christ First Spiritualist Alliance Spiritualist Salvation Army and St Johns Lutheran with schedules including times topics and locations across multiple streets and areas.
The notice lists services at Gospel Mission 144 East Bridge Street with morning 10 a m and 11 a m times, Sunday school 3 p m, preaching 1 00 p m, evening 7 30 p m, and Tuesday prayer at 7 30 p m. Bethany Baptist Church with Rev Chas A Gray at Richie School 9:30 a m and preaching 11:30 a m.
Washington reports a Tuesday tea hosted by the National Board of Farm Organizations attended by President Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge, Cabinet members, Pinchot, senators and congressmen. Officials Miller Barrett Holman led farm groups at the old mansion near the White House.
The article discusses farm groups in Washington seeking harmony among organizations and equal consideration in policy. It cites William Edward Dodd warning of a drift toward peasantry on American farms and notes fear that farm voting power may decline without core principles. It also mentions Russian embezzling officers facing execution as a harsh but persuasive example.
Fragmentary notes describe misuse of funds and disorganization harming a movement. The text references American trust, leadership failures, and a wave of losses tied to management issues. It emphasizes mutual trust as foundational while noting severe disruptions and financial damage.
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