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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
3
A long excerpt discusses shifts in religious discourse from denunciation to study and sympathy for other faiths. It argues education and universal brotherhood as antedotes to war, urging humane outreach, authentic preaching, and non-coercive evangelism. It notes guidelines for approaching others and stresses Americanization with respect. It ends with a brief anonymous poem about workers and faith.
Local congregations announce schedules for Sunday school morning worship and evening services at Methodists, Episcopal, and Baptist churches. Topics include The Community, Without the Shedding of Blood, and The Beat Star to Follow with events through January including youth groups and a parish meeting.
A compilation of church announcements and service schedules includes CHURCH OF CHRIST with morning worship and baptism, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN with Sunday school and evening worship, GRACE LUTHERAN with sermons on The Light Shining In Darkness and Saint Paul, ST PAULS EVANGELICAL with Cor 129 and evening service, MT ZION BAPTIST with Sunday School and YW Y P U, ST JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN noting Epiphany observations and English-language service details.
C B Githerns notes a Christian call to faithful service as the East SDK Community resumes a discussion on Sunday afternoon. The article highlights ongoing work, aims to improve mankind, and invites participation at 8:00 on the poster.
Rev H F Stilwell D D leader of Baptist evangelistic work will address the Lorain county ministerial association at the Lorain YMCA on Monday January 16 at 10 30. Dr Bulwell secretary of the Commission on Evangelium will speak and Rev B F Lab secretary of the Ohio Federation of Churches will also speak. A rural church survey of Ohio under Mr Lamb is noted with Lorain County highlighted in the federation report. Luncheon at the National Tube Company cafeteria follows a tour of the plant and welfare work. the auditorium topic is The Call of He AIT cordial invites all worshipers.
Local churches list services for United Congregational First Raptist Episcopal and Christian Science societies. Subjects include New Year Resolves If Winter Comes and Epiphany readings with Holy Communion and morning prayers. Nomination blanks due next Sunday. watch Night week of prayer noted. church office and Comings store supply blank forms.
New Year’s day gatherings listed include Mr and Mrs Kenest Wilcoz hosting multiple families, and Mr and Mrs Frank Pickering and others attending. Several births, dinners, and visits are noted with a long roster of local residents.
Mrs. Geo Willer and Mrs Wolfe hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr. and Mrs. Fan Winter at the Willer home on Wednesday evening January 4. Lydia Wolf and Georgia Miller delivered a gift laden table and a luncheon was served. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilford and Howard, Mrs Flora Moon and Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Smith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Winter, Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Mittel stad, Mr. and Mrs. E R Johnson, Mrs Piper and daughters Elsie and Lydia, Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle, Mrs Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter, and Mr. and Mrs. Geo Miller and family.
The Bay Village community reports church meetings, travel to Florida, and family events. A 90 year old Mrs Hayes dies in Cleveland with funeral in Lakeside Bay Village. Other obituaries note deaths of Harry Ossig and local residents with church services and Evergreen cemetery ties.
A reader seeks guidance on divorcing a faithless husband who planned to run away with another woman. The advisor notes legal fees vary and that payments can be arranged. The column cautions not to let money drive the decision and discusses custody considerations and caring for the kids.
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