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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1927
Page
10
Report suggests thousands of acres of forest could be saved in the United States if waste newspapers are recycled. Officials urge households and businesses to separate newsprint for collection to reduce deforestation and waste.
county church notices outline Sunday schedules across Oberlin and Amherst churches. Churches named include United Church Congregational with Rev. Nicholas Van der Pri, First Baptist, Christian Science Society, Christ Church Episcopal, and various Methodist and Congregational bodies. A cordial welcome to newcomers is extended at multiple sites with morning worship, Sunday schools, and evening services detailed.
In La Grange area notices, Boast Baptist Church Culston E Garvin pastor holds Sunday school at 10:00 a m and morning service at 11:00. Eaton Church of Chisel led by Rev H A Bicher with Sunday school at 10:00 and morning service at 11:00. Columbia Center lists Baptist Church with Sunday School at 9:45, morning service at 11:30, Sunday school at 11:45 and Thursday prayer meeting. Public invited.
Kipton and nearby communities publish Sunday worship schedules for multiple churches including Reformed, Evangelical, German M E, and Camden Baptist. Sessions occur across morning and divine services with varied times, Sunday schools, and special programs led by pastors Holzworth Tennell Harding Yoder Jones Smith.
Sunday services listed for Grafton M. E. Church South Amherst United Church St John's Evangelical Amherst and Brownhelm Congregational Church. Times include morning worship at 9:30 or 10:30, Sunday school around 10:45, evening service at 7:50 or 7:38, with sermons and topics noted such as Blessed are the Meek and Do We Practice What We Preach.
Wellington July 15 church schedules list morning worship at First Baptist and Church of Christ Scientist services at Bevers Store. Sunday school times include 9 30 at First Baptist with W C Lamoreaux. Rev Finley leads morning and evening at 10 50 and 7 30. Rev Merers from Toledo to speak. Baptismal certificates issued for those baptized this pastorate. Not city Christianize but Christiana only.
An advertisement from Crandills at Louis Mercantile Co promotes a new MELLO-GLO face powder. It claims feminine charm and a peach-like skin tone with a fine shine, promising indefinite youth and a large prevention of shine.
In Birmingham two churches list Sunday activities. Birmingham M E Church led by Rev. W. M. Kinsley holds Sunday school at 10 39 a m and evening service at 700 p m. County Line M E Church led by Rev. Glent L. Tevnell has Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning service at 11 40 with an evening service later.
Litchfield July 15 services at First Baptist Church Clinton E Garvin pastor announces 9 30 a m morning service 7 45 p m evening service Tuesday evening schedule continues with prayer and readings readable in community notice.
Fields Methodist church announces Sunday services led by Pastor M. A. Chaffee. Sunday school at 10:00, morning service at 11:00, evening service at 7:39, and midweek prayer at 7 Thursday.
Belden Ghurgh Brelden July 19 lists services at M. E. Church Belden with Leroy Wright as pastor. Sunday school at 10 am morning service at 11 am. Bible study Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7 45 p m.
Principal and father review fight vs sprint in a school boys program. They outline goals: encourage effort and good conduct, promote friendliness, avoid provocation, and teach defense only as a last resort. Emphasis on self control and protecting weaker individuals.
The text presents reflective maxims about virtue and leadership from Thomas A. Whempis, urging self examination and a duty to others. It emphasizes that spirit is the honored guest, education enables action, and one should seize opportunities to do good wherever life leads.
Discussion questions explore Saul's failures and truth telling ethics, judging by appearances, why David was chosen, how to discover future leaders, and securing the Spirit. Cleric quotes stress obedience over self-will and the need for divine guidance in leader selection. Prayer calls for conviction among children to rise for leadership and resist poor choices.
Sunday school lesson notes recount God’s rejection of Saul for disobedience and Samuel’s anointing of David in Bethlehem. It emphasizes worship, God’s choice of leaders, and the danger of judging by outward appearance, with Samuel directing the sacrifice to reveal God’s will.
A devotional passage recalls Samuel’s anointing of David, choosing the youngest son over his brothers. It emphasizes God judging by heart and motives, not outward looks, and notes the Spirit of Jehovah coming upon David from that day forward.
A report notes a gain of more than 14 million dollars in three months tied to thrift and prohibition efforts. The item highlights financial growth and the ongoing policy push without detailing specific entities or dates.
The piece notes thousands of Indian children lack access to schools and many cannot afford schooling. It cites missionary boarding schools feeding practices, calls for home support, and quotes reformers like Spurgeon on enduring truths learned through hardship. It also reports on church meetings and bank deposit records in Ohio.
Colonel Selah R. H. Tompkins known as Tommy Tompkins ends a 32 year career with the Seventh Cavalry at El Paso on July 17. The unit is famed as General Custer’s legendary outfit and Tompkins served alongside many officers of the regiment.
A fragment notes pricing for wood tating and cutting at about £2, with unclear scope and no full details. The readable text lists these as line items but provides no dates or entities.
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