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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
3
Oberlin church notices list Sunday services across multiple congregations including United Church First Church Elliot Tisher rep., First Baptist Rev C H Starrett, Christian Science class, and Christ Church with sermons and midweek prayer. Amherst St Peter's St Joseph's. Liberal listings across towns with Sunday school times and morning equipping.
Columbia churches publish service times for Sunday with C H Wood as pastor at 10 30 am and 11 15 am Sunday school and 7 40 pm evening service. Glenroy Shaup leads United Methodist services at 10 39 am 11 45 am and 7 30 pm with Thursday prayer meeting.
Grafton M. E. Wright pastor leads 9 30 service with 11 00 Sunday school. First Baptist Chester Be Tulga pastor conducts 4 3 a m preaching and 10 40 a m song service. Bible School and 7 20 p m preaching on Why I Dont Keep the Seventh Day. Bible Study Thursday 8 00.
A call to attend church urging support for Christian church action to end war by spreading Christ’s spirit. It argues the church must lead in applying Christian principles to personal, social, political, and world issues and urges readers to participate next Sunday.
Questions explore likenesses between James church and today, difference between temptation and trial, bridling the tongue, Christian conduct, and readings from the Sermon on the Mount. Clericus phrase urges careful speech before speaking, emphasizing truthfulness and usefulness.
A church oriented review notes Why the Church published by Association Press and The Mere Man and His Problems by Charles M. Sheldon. The former is a syllabus for discussion classes and the latter presents family confessions as a practical study tool.
The article reports on growing church membership in Grea ocitain and other regions, a Methodist pastor in Riverhead fined for speeding to preach on traffic safety, and the discovery of Peter the Hermit’s bones at Huy. It notes large congregations in Chicago and Heyk javik, the coming Disciples of Christ convention in Oklahoma City, and debates over Methodist Union with Northern and Southern churches. Delegates from all Cajan churches will meet in Stockholm for a major Christian conference with about two thousand attendees and a Swedish royal proclamation underscoring its importance.
A Loan Association rejects a bonded manager proposal and hires a trusted man who refused bond citing honesty as unpurchasable. The regime shift boosts business, with the board praising integrity and a premium on trust over collateral in clerical roles.
Readers are invited to send questions to the Church Editor about improving church social life. Proposals include a 15 minute pre service program with varied activities such as a Sunday school orchestra, a victrola, class songs, and class reports, to be discussed in a future column.
Carl Yoder writes from a religious perspective praising faithfulness, gentleness, and honest work as antidotes to envy and discontent. The text warns against ungrateful spirits and a sour demeanor, urging life centered on truth, service, and positive living.
The piece counsels that a good sport accepts all fields of life and that discussing troubles creates topics. It warns that parting with the devil may not erase him and that the costliest illusion is believing one can succeed without God.
Miss Emma Les Orr, formerly Nome Alaska and now a Cincinnati teacher, appears in July school play garb to tell frozen north tales. Mrs Helen Hamilton Gardner died in Washington DC aged 60 plus. first woman appointed to civil service in the U.S. and pen named H Hi wrote short stories. Lady Dorothy Mila, explorer and authority on women’s clothing for hot climates, adopts a veil bound hat.
Miss Camille McDaniel of Moscow Idaho recently sailed from. The fragment describes tepee fashion and a belief that hanging down provides protection from the sun on the spine.
The fragment hints at Javen being central to a small event titled the Wee Ing. Rice appears as a pun or misread term. The readable text is sparse and does not outline a clear date place or participants beyond Javen.
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