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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1926

Page

5

Trolley Car Parable Preached At Amherst Church

Amherst correspondent reports Rev. E W Boalt of St Peter's Evangelistic Church delivered an object sermon on the trolley car as a parable for salvation. He said the car represents the soul on two rails of God and self will, the narrow road to heaven, with the trolley wire symbolizing God’s power and the pole faith joining soul to God, while the motorman stands for the diligent study and teaching of the Bible to regulate spiritual life.

E. Wf. Boalt Bt. Peter's ‘Evangelistic Church Jesus Biblia

Hungarians Picnic at Imberat in Amherst Area

Amherst and nearby communities host a series of church and social events. Dr Janes M Taylor world traveler speaks at Amherst Congregational churches. Brownhelm Missionary Society meets on Latin America. Several Amherst residents join a Sunday School and Youth League convention in Massillon. A Vermilion lake outing includes families from South Amherst. A two week eastward trip for Deiss and Walker party. Just A Mere Club prepares luncheon fundraiser for church carpet. Rev N B Escott departs for two week vacation via lake region.

Taylor Amherst Amherst Ministerial Association Janes M. Taylor South Amherst Brownhelm Congregational Congregational Brownhelm Congregational Church EB. Escott Rowshelm Burwick Lake Reuraing William Peno Dnesin A. M. Meike Toledo First Congregational Church Chat City Meike Northern

Anniversary celebration and parish notices in South Amherst

The Ladies Aid at South Amherst M E church marks its twelfth anniversary since church re opening with a regular meeting. St Ann's Society hosts and other local groups hold meetings entertainments and trips. Several residents travel to Boston Philadelphia and Lakeside while hospital visits and family news are noted.

Ladies’ Aid Society of the South Amherst M. E Amherst M. E. Society Unite Society Ladies’ Mite Society M. E. Church

Beauty Named to London Council or's Business?

A dramatic account recalls Jesus at 12 in the temple and his mission as his Father's business amid religious figures. The sermon links this to modern conscience and the 18th amendment. Music by JL Horn family, with Mrs Emma Horn Hunter among performers and songs including Holy, Holy, and In the Garden.

Jesus Temple JL. Horn Emma Horn-Hunter Pans Horn Harris Franz Horn Lakewood Katheryn Viora Merthe Marguerite Merthe Charles Merthe Daisy Horn Rawson Los Angeles Cal Harris Thawson Merthe Marguerite Merthen the Wildwood Sith White Main Street

Grugel and Albright Families Hold 20th Reunion

The Grugel Albright reunion gathered 86 guests at The Hedges in Amherst yesterday. Henry Grugel was elected president, Mrs Richard Kutza secretary, and Louisa Reichert treasurer. Warmest honors went to the oldest and youngest attendees, Mrs Minnie Grugel and the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Warwick. Local Amherst participants included Henry Grugel and Ruth, Louis Reichert and family, and many others from Amherst, Lorain, and Elyria.

Grugel-Albright Hedges E. Db. Chapman Porto Cleveland Lorain Elyria Brownhelm Henry Grugel Cornell Avenue Amherst Richard Kutza Louisa Reichert West Street Minnie Grugel Ray Carl’ Grugel Albert Krueger Frank Grugel Ella Gruegl Qsae Crugel Bobbie Edward Warwick Elmer Reichert Cecil Qloege Paul Grugcel

Ernst Family Reunion at Riverview Park

The 20th annual Ernst family reunion drew about 150 guests from Amherst Cleveland Grafton La Grange Kelly's Island Huron Painesville Lorain Elyria to Riverview Park. A picnic, games, and a brief business session occupied the afternoon as officers were elected: President Carl Draeggert Cleveland, Vice President Mason Lorain, Secretary-Treasurer Carrie Ernst Cleveland, Historian Albert Ernst Elyria.

Mason Lorain Carrie Ernst Cleveland Albert Ernst Elyria Amherst Carl Frnet Dorothea Albert Kreeger Wesley Harvery Hewes Donald Painesville Amelia Deuschie Alvin Elizabeth

July Flight Home Sparks Rush as Brits Seek Departure

London notes a prophet’s forecast of a world event on July 20 but little happened. Tourists rush home early, with steamship lines booked in July and early August. Reasons cited include high prices, the world debt situation, and general dissatisfaction in Europe. Americans abroad aim to return sooner than usual, amid renewed travel demand.

America Europa

By Their First Names in Fossil Study

Cincinnati secretary curator Mrs Carroll Fenton of the University of Cincinnati natural history museum is noted as a rare female expert on fossils and the only feminine curator aboard. Paris reports a 60,000 fossil knowledge claim about her work and a MAD RUSH note. Ottawa notes Eskimo language study by Dr J Jenness as he sails to Nome to compare Arctic tongues and trace tribal migrations.

Cincinnati A A Carrol Fenton Natural History Museum The University of Cincinnati Fenton Ottawa Kr. D. Jenness Division of Anthropology Canadian Museum Far Ir. Jenness J. Jenness Labrador Point Barrow Alaska Arctic Circle

The Great Lady and the Court of Public Taste

A social critique questions how the "Great Lady" judges others at the country club and ponders self judgment. It argues beauty versus character, cautions against snap judgments, and reflects on taste in clothes, tact, manners, and social rank. The piece urges charity toward others when evaluating ourselves.

Newcomer Scornos

Local residents visit from Elyria and Lorain scattered across weekend

A list of Vermilion area social visits spans residents from Elyria Lorain and Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Henry Ernst and daughters attended events while Mrs B K Lindsley and Donald joined family gatherings. Numerous friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Shotsen and Miss Helen Horvath spent time with kin in Vermilion Amherst Madison and nearby towns.

B. K. Lindsley Donald Vermilion C. Rickson Kinmore Charles Holl Misa Irene Strohmaier Lake Road Henry Holl Son “Herold Oberlin Amherst G. H. Rempen Cleveland Charles Hall Wilbur Hall Cr. G. Menz Emma Menz Wellington Louis Schadley Charles Gregory L. J. Beach Christona Hall Helen Horvath Lorain William Hewes Cedar Point Joseph Fitzgerald J. Hamann Marsh Hart Berea Lea Giblin Lucy Roemer Helen Lakaide Harvey Henes Donald Paincavilles Albert Kreegon Eriest Ferguson Elyria R. Schaeffer R. Brodier Genevieve Hen Michael Adam Schroeder Cedwe Point Sunq@uy

Mrs Hopper Enjoys Garden in California Home

Mrs Hopper tends a garden at her California residence, enjoying sunny mornings and the peaceful routine. Neighbors note her enthusiasm for growing flowers and fresh herbs, reflecting a habit of peaceful, everyday gardening at home.

Local residents enjoy weekend visits and travels

A parade of neighbors and relatives spans Elyria Wellington Kent and Cleveland with weekend visits to mother’s homes, dinners, and outings. Notable mentions include Nelson Hasenflue in Oberlin, Walter Ludwig Elyria, the Heathcotes and Harris family, and several others visiting Lorain Cleveland Amherst Linwood Park and Canton.

Nelson Hasenflue Oberlin Robert Hasenflue Walter Ludwig Elyria J. Ludwig Hollingsworth Lorain Joseph Heathcote Charles Harris Ora Wellington N. C. Griffith Kent C. W Keppeth Guild Cleveland Ruby Guild Abdnerholden Clermont Amher John Bruce Thim Cart] Bodman Henry Ruth Milda Homer Earl Harry Lucile“ Heverly Amherst H. Miller Linwood Park Emma Menz Ed Menz Spring Street William Baker, Jr Song Billie James Canton Katherine Kolbe John, Oliver and Tart

Nonconformist Mindset Emphasized by Emerson and Thoreau

The text argues for individual thought against public opinion, citing Emerson and Montaigne. It contrasts ease of conforming with the difficulty of solitude, urging people to mind their own business and pursue personal nature despite social pressure.

F. EF Eharest Eastman Emerson Thoreau

Coffea Milk Luncheon and Pantry Recipes Fragment

A fragmented kitchen notes list odd recipes and food ideas including coffee milk luncheon items, jellied bouillon, peanut butter raisin sandwiches, apple sauce cake, and spice cakes. It drifts into vague home tips such as using celluloid to protect a cookbook and basic pantry storage and bathroom item tips, with scattered instructions and ingredient jumbles.

Relics of glacial era found in Black Forest caves

Relic of the glacial period estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 years old has been discovered by Professor Zeitz in several caves in the Black Forest. An odd note cites a beef carcass in Ohio with two full sized hearts, a Rhode Island village selling for 197 134, and power cables spanning 6240 feet to Tac ma. A Canadian millionaire returned home wearing the same hat from 30 years ago as a penniless immigrant.

Professor Zeitz Black Forest Aveal Ohio

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Tacos Imberat Sunday Schoola Young People's Leagues of Evangelical Massilon E. J. Spell Evelyn Sharp Alice Nelding Frances Sablers John McLoer George Nelding Jacob Sablers St. Peter’s Crystal Gardens Henry Kolbe Isaac Slack Herman Mathes Paul Mori Hayton Young Jnst Reinhard George Deiss Enney Avenue Orville Walker East Buffalo Niagara Falls New England New York City Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Storeagedivtic Church ST. Ann's Society John Brennen St. Ann's Oberlin Motors Gberlin Motors Wilder Cigars Riverview Park Wilders South Time Herald Elyria Chronicles Lakeside R. Co. Schibley Hendry Hofner Burton J. Poyha Torain Detroit Canada Wnisgara Falls Henry Ludwig Mae Loftus Hospital News Hannah Taylor Frank de Paul J. Capasso J. E. Palto John Hasker Marlon Steele Edna Menz Boston Sebago Lake Casco Bay A. F. Nalley Ladies’ Auxiliary of the American Legion Prospect Street Dorothea Zileh Christian Worker's Conference Evangelical Church of Unis Hoeh Chippewa Lake Martin Schroeder Earl Exchange Club Amherst Exchange Club Amherst Hotel Virginia Gillman Elizabeth Aschenbach Columbia F. I. Hubbard Robert Grace Robert Patterson O. W East Shore Patterson Grace Hubbard St. Ann’s Society Stork News TaMicaa Beauty London Council Thomas Emmet London London, Eng Grugh Albright Walter Wynn Wynn Rim Paris Amer Tern Florence Gmitm Vingent Cmren Eteee Fate Ernst Henry Ernst and Daughters Amherst Briefs Iron Man Russia J. V. Stalin Joseph Vissarionovitch Djugaabvili France Montaigne Coffea Opera Clean Cook Book Rhode Island Peet Sound Tacma Howard B. Somers Elyria Savings & Trust Bldg Studebaker Elyria Auto Service CO
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