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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
3
In Oberlin on February 4, the librarian notes added 18th and 19th century volumes, newspapers, and bindings totaling thousands of items. The report cites aging prices, secured storage, and ongoing gifts from churches and individuals, with a Columbus meeting hosting local leaders and a luncheon.
A fragment notes a February event raising funds for a cause labeled as the Foret Fund. Details are unclear about exact organizers or beneficiaries but mention of a metaphorical support drive and a small monetary total.
Mrs Fannie Pean Godfrey wife of RW Py Of 41 Morean Street died February 11 after a pneumonia attack. She was active in the church since joining at 37, married life noted, and services are planned at James Brand Trause, with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
The inter-church federation meeting concludes in Columbus with a banquet next week. Attendees include representatives from Tyn Pastor and other congregations. dates listed include Tuesday through Thursday with several locations and participants named.
Oberlin column lists a busy slate of events at the YWCA Oberlin Woman's Club and church groups. Talks by Dr J W Felts and Dr George B Winton noted alongside meetings of college and church circles and upcoming lectures and luncheons through February.
The notice lists Sunday worship at Second Congregational and Christ Church with morning services and Bible school times. Midweek meetings, hymn singing, and sermons led by named clergy are scheduled across local churches including Squire Building and parish reading room hours. Sunday February 14 program focuses on study of the soul with various services and devotional activities.
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