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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1921
Page
4
The sermon by Dr. Persons of Cedar Street warned that denying God's path leads to punishment as in ancient Israel. He urged justice and mercy, noting God speaks last. Dr. Quincy Blakely of Farmington Conn will speak next Sunday morning July 24.
Report describes Emria Christian Er delessie Emma Linder and others attending the Christian Endeavor Conference in New York. Delegates visit Boston Philadelphia Washington and other cities, meeting officials and press, returning to Avon area with plans for future events and a beach party for the ship club.
Tonight at 7 30 p m patriotic demonstration at Settlement House and Legion hall events by Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Daughters of Scotia and Cantons plus Triangle Club and Carton Lorain No 93 in IOOF hall with meetings at 7 30 p m
The Sabbath school and congregation plan a Cascade Park picnic with sports for children and adults. Rev W A Pollock of Lakewood will preach Sunday morning and lead the union service Sunday evening and teach the Friendship class. Westminster Council meets Tuesday at 8 with expected full attendance. The Bible school reports good progress.
The TS T class will hold a business meeting this evening in the church office at seven o’clock. Matters pertaining to the Campaign fund are to be discussed and all members are asked to be present.
Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert hosts at 122 Chase Street. Carleton Smith visits Norwalk after a weekend in the city. Sam Haigh travels to Iowa to see his mother. Andrew Burrell stays ten days at the City Club of New York. Mr. and Mrs. J Edwards drive to Wadsworth to visit their daughter. Judge and Mrs. Lee Stroup and Thad depart Elyria for Canada for two to three weeks. The Price couple visit relatives in town yesterday. C T Shepard of LePort and Kate Ellener of Toronto are noted. The Chapman couple from Crehore Court and M I Smith visit Mr. Knapp’s brother in Erie County. Gur Finler and spouse return from Scott Lake Michigan. Dorcas Society meets with Mrs. Lawrence Krugman. General Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday at the Church of Christ parlors. Mrs. Frank Wack hosts Colonial Dames Birthday Club at dinner Wednesday.
Rev. J Muebechmann of the Ceder Avenue Frangelical church preached on Giving for the Kingdom of God at the third union service. He urged tithing as duty and joy, stressing personal example to inspire younger believers, and noted continued union services through August with growing attendance.
Rev and Mrs J Huebschmann and daughter Ruth hosted in Cleveland with Rev Bourquin's family. Paul Schmidt of Wapakoneta joined the Bourquins. Several locals planned conventions and fishing trips at East Harbor and Mittawanga. Patrick and Misses Thomas and Williams headed to Mackinac Island with a broader cottage party. Judge Webber and family travel to Duluth and Mackinac. Knights of St Job auxiliary to meet amid bereavement. funeral at Saint Maris church Wednesday.
Mr Ford's class of the First M E Sunday school and high school boys held a lake picnic Saturday. Reverend Smith led the young married folks group and families to a picnic on the Vermilion river near Wakeman. The event occurs Wednesday afternoon and evening July 27.
For weeks the First M. and church and Sunday school have merged their services. Starting Sunday morning the classes will reorganize to include a short study period, then the Sundar School closing exercises join the opening church service in the auditorium. Classes meet at 10 in Sunday school rooms. total time under 90 minutes.
Mr and Mrs Curtiss of 130 Woodland avenue take possession of Chapin's cottage at the Oberlin colony. S W Bohn and family, and Mrs and Mrs Beardsley, now at the Oberlin Colony, plan to return Wednesday. Joe Bohn of Chicago visited three days and left Friday. Southwest Russia club met with Mrs Cooley of Wellington last Friday. United church picnic set for Birmingham on July 20 evening. Mrs Wood recovering well after operation at Charity hospital Cleveland and expected home this week. Miss Selma Pennington and George Ansmuth of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs S A Right Sunday afternoon and Monday.
Athens reports Premier Gounaris says Greek forces encircle Turkish nationalists and occupy Kutal, a major railway city, amid celebrations.قطع
Mrs Catherine Eva Kaber, convicted of conspiring to slay her husband Daniel Kaber wealthy publisher, slowly recovers in her county jail cell after a two week abstinence from food. She will be moved to the Marraville women's reformatory once recovered. daughter Marian 19 remains confined as verdict and sentence are awaited.
The Stoose boys will hold their annual picnic at Crystal Beach on Sunday July 31. A large program of varied events is planned and expected to attract many attendees, making it one of the season’s largest picnics.
New York reports crownings during a taxing event as hundreds of thousands flee the city weekend heat.
Dayton officials state car service may resume today after city commission withdraws objections to rest ing operation. Arbitration efforts failed but companies report enough workers and offer a wage of 45 cents an hour. City Manager Barber Joliet Tilman resigned, EFOL Richelberger to succeed August 1.
July 18 report from Mexico City states General Enrique Estrada will travel to Tampico to investigate the uprising origin. Officials believe Herrera’s surrender may halt revolutionary trouble in the Tampico oil fields for now. William Green of Huasteca Petroleum helped arrange Herrera’s surrender to General Artulfo Gomez.
A blaze erupted in the Michael garage in Amherst when flammable oil on the floor ignited. The fire department arrived promptly and used a chemical to suppress the flames, preventing damage to nearby machines. Had the fire continued for five minutes, several machines could have been endangered.
A tense scene unfolds as Dicky plans to fetch a car in the morning while concerns about Harry Underwood and Eitan loom. The narrator weighs confessing Harry's ardent remarks to Dicky to gain his protection and movement toward freeing Lillian from Marry Underwood, fearing the burden on Junior and the danger of exposing secrets.
Leipzig July 18 German submarine commanders Lieutenant Dittman and Lieutenant Boldt were sentenced to four years penal servitude in the war crimes court for firing on lifeboats from the torpedoed British hospital ship Lijandorer Castle.
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