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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
16
Dr Alvin Bell discusses the double miracle of Jesus healing the woman with the flow and raising Jairus's daughter, stressing faith over ritual and noting the urgency of a dying child. A luncheon ad for Oberlin Inn of Oberlin, Ohio follows, offering a special Sunday dinner.
A devotional meditation cites Jesus healing the woman with a twelve year ailment and reviving Jairus's daughter. It links their faith and Jesus words fear not only believe to present comfort, urging believers to endure delays and rely on divine power for restoration. The piece references Mark 5:34 and 5:41 as scriptural anchors.
North Russia North Russia February reports visitors and guests from Amherst Lorain and Lakewood. Ber t Barckert and family visited Clarence Alsiigh. Mrs Carl Bers spent last week with Earl Detefeld in Cleveland. Chester Nash and Ed Mooday hosted guests. Redt couple and Fred Stark attended a Moon Monday gathering. Hasentine and family were guests at Ches. Ralph and Mrs Want visited at Chas Hasenflues Saturday afternoon.
In South Amhfrst on Feb 24 the second annual Young Peoples banquet was held at Peters Evangelical Church. Attendees included Arthur Jones of Che fred Rolls Mr Ward Senne Christ and Clarence Fazer. The first Lemon services will be held at St Joan's F VAR. was called Thi evening.
The Young Peoples League will convene Thursday evening at St Joan’s church parlors. Regular business will be conducted and Miss Bertha Frebofer and Arthur Wrass will entertain. Several locals including Paul Mori Mack Owens and Charles Bruce of Elyrs were noted in varying business and social visits Tuesday, with several others hosting or attending events around Lorain and nearby towns.
Alec Garland of Elyria spent Tuesday in town. John Ludwig is listed as sick. South Amherst Public Schools were closed Wednesday in observance of George Washington's birthday. Jr. and Mrs. James Morrison of Wellington were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Mabel Hastings.
A chimpanzee at Audubon Park Zoo in Atlanta has become obsessed with cleanliness after being donated with its mare. The mother, now caring for a boundee baby, previously ignored vegetables. Officials note the animal’s unusual habits emerged after the new arrival. Mirrors are used in an Atlanta school to teach deaf children to talk.
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