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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
6
The notice lists multiple area churches in Amherst and nearby towns with Sunday service times. Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal, Catholic, and Christian Science groups are noted along with Sunday schools, morning worships, Bible studies, and youth meetings. It includes location cues such as College Street and Main Street and names several pastors and leaders.
Fragmented Sunday school prompts discuss Exodus themes and childhood guidance. Questions probe how laws govern conduct, how to protect boys, blessings of a religious home, and God overruling Egyptian power. Aims include prayer, gratitude, and family faith in daily life.
The writing reflects on a Sunday school lesson about Moses and Miriam. It highlights themes of divine purpose, a child in need, and a sister's role in Providence. The piece ties biblical events to faith in God guiding future service.
In La Grange Galashes La Grange July 9 services are listed for First Baptist Church and Eaton Church of Christ. Clinton E Garvin presents morning worship at 11:00 with Near East Relief review. Sunday school at 10:00. Eaton Church of Christ led by H A Eicher has Bible school 10:00 morning service at 11:00 and Christian Endeavor at 7:30.
Rev J H Hice resigns after twenty years as pastor of First Congregational Emporia Kansas. Methodist missionary Rev Thomas Graham reports first Alaska sermon. Protestant mission boards support 17090 missionaries at 40900000 yearly. New Bible Society distributes scriptures in 67 languages. Kansas Eugenics laws debated. Chicago Presbyterians back Sam Higginbottom India work. Spain limits Sunday work with church attendance provision. Newspapers expand religious pages as public interest grows. London paper plans series on writers incl Retkies boosting circulation. Continuous rise in religious coverage across US newspapers.
Bishop Francis McConzel urges Christians to join churches and Christianize workers and capital, advocating Christian motives in unions. He says the church must work with God to reconcile labor and capital and strengthen church influence.
The piece argues education should serve others, not just the learner. It stresses that helping a child benefits humanity with immediacy and distinctness, and that educated individuals owe society observable, direct aid through their knowledge and actions.
Kipton Community Church announces July services led by Rev. Philip E. Harding. Sunday school starts at 10:00 A M with Morning Service at 11:00 A M.
The readable lines discuss a mother shaping a child’s life and character, noting the impact of mothers on men. It mentions Moses as a child given to Pharan’s daughter, portraying a mother’s swift, thorough work before handing the child to the world, and hints at Moses as a messenger and revealer.
The text presents scattered aphorisms on virtue and vice, contrasting Christian faith with worldly ethics. It cites Thoreau and Bacon to discuss knowledge versus execution, temptation, and the dangers of spiritual sloth in moral decay.
The excerpt notes a troubling remark from Phil Lips Brooks suggesting the potential for war. It presents a fragmentary view without full context but implies a high-stakes international tension or conflict possibility.
The notice invites sending church and Sunday School problems to the editor in question form. It asks how to induce pupils to attend morning preaching and to be more than casual visitors in the Sunday school.
John A. Gilasse of the United Presbyterian Church San Jose Cal outlines methods to boost Sunday school participation. He urges involving parents and teachers to show worship complements teaching and to include memory work in preaching. Proposes monthly children's services and inter class contests to improve attendance.
A fragmented reminiscence depicts a father as the family backbone and self denying figure who insists on modest living. He is described as aging with small signs of growth and a pragmatic, frugal provider who believes his son is the greatest.
A reflective piece praises a mother for her sacrifices and care, urging equal appreciation for both parents and the home they built. It notes St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, as a unique and possibly world’s only church in Ireland, highlighting heritage and place.
A fragment mentions Frau Dr Martha von Kemet rumored to be General von Ladesdorff's confidante amid divorce proceedings. The text, from a Munich source, hints at a physician politician and author on feminine issues.
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