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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1922
Page
5
The piece from The Study Window comments on Shakespeare versus the Bible, then shifts to praise for William Jennings Bryan’s moral authority. It notes Bryan’s popularity among diverse groups and suggests his stance on evolution shapes modern religious and ethical debates.
The article details sermons and services at the Methodist Episcopal Church led by Edwin Kirby, including Sunday school at 9:30, public worship at 10:45 on The Greatest Need of the Church, Epworth League at 6:00, and 7:00 p m sermons on The Unpardonable Sin. Revivals continue for a week with nightly meetings and themes about Christ.
An article outlines a possible papal appointment tied to Benedicts dying wish and reports diverse church activities. It covers services at St Andrews and multiple Lutheran and evangelical congregations with sermons, baptisms, and membership pledges.
Oberlin churches announce a full Sunday schedule. United Congregational holds morning services with church school and multiple classes at the James Brandt building. Baptist, Episcopalian, and Christian Science follow with Holy Communion, vesper services, and Sunday morning and midweek activities.
Tanis Church holds morning service at 11 in Mittin Congregational. M Neumeister leads Evening worship at 7. A Sunday school begins 9 30. The Gospel message centers on Elijah Naboth’s Vineyard and spiritual renewal. Youth program and junior society feature a plan for a program and celebration.
A dense listings page outlines services and meetings across several churches. St Josephs Catholic Rexy and St Pauls Lutheran present English and German masses with catechetical instruction. St George Episcopal Brownhelm and Pilgrim society hold Sunday school and morning worship sessions with various catechism and training events.
Annie Henry of Eyrin attended a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Shepherd. Mrs Wm McMillan hosted a birthday dinner for friends with a noon meal and post meal congratulations. Miss Winifred Forburle returned to Alliance after a visit with relatives. The piece mentions ongoing work and a jewel harvest season.
Johoilolcomb the station agent plans to move into a new station home and will speak only to well dressed visitors. Louis Holcomb fears a required uniform will mark his role while Fred Holcomb holds marshal authority. Mrs Lenhart to leave moral hospital for sister’s home patient stable. Lenhart returns home with wife. Freeman guest with Clapps in Elyria.
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