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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1929
Page
20
Fog 15. Deformed Church with Rev H E Sett lage to lead Sunday school at 2 00 p m and divine worship at 3 00 p m M B E Church with Rev E B Meisenbach Sunday school at 9 00 a m divine worship at 11 00 a m no evening service Kangallette Church led by Rev Chas Notzworth divine worship at 9 45 a m Sunday school to follow
A spirited Friday game on the Amherst floor saw Henrietta girls edge South Amherst 15 to 14 while the Henrietta boys fell 27 to 22. The tournament opens with Avon Lake on Thursday night February 21, at a yet undecided venue.
A long list of visits and gatherings fills a busy period in the Elyria area. Local families host and visit friends from Birmingham, Oberlin, Elyria, and nearby towns. Church groups meet in Berlin Heights and Cleveland while social events, dinners, and Billy Sunday meetings draw residents to multiple venues.
A Massachusetts General Court decree 293 years ago ordered Roger Williams banished for conduct and a blot placed on his name, a historical blemish cited in the record. The article recounts the enduring symbolic stain and its place in colonial-era governance and religious dissent.
Lewis S. Gray of Swansea announced he will seek revocation of the banishment order against Willams, who was banished for disputing the King of England’s right to convey land titles to colonists, a decision Gray views as unjust.
Williams, after leaving Massachusetts in 1636, went to New Island and founded Providentis, the first white settlement in that territory.
The Macmillan Company of New York released 753 new titles last year. The World contributed nearly 1,000,000 specimens to the Smitt/ Sonian Institute during the same period.
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