Oberlin Bible Conference Concludes At Baptist Church
A Bible conference under the auspices of the Lordin Baptist Association has just completed its session at the Baptist Church in Oberlin Ohio.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
9
A Bible conference under the auspices of the Lordin Baptist Association has just completed its session at the Baptist Church in Oberlin Ohio.
The Evangelistic Association moves from Oberlin to Wellington for a Mass meeting next Sunday at the Loner theatre at 3 p m and daily services all next week in the First Baptist church. Dr hk E Neighbour preached at Oberlin answering questions as students from the College attended and showed strong interest in prophetic scripture. About a hundred attendees per night with three hundred at the Sunday mass meeting at the First M K church, loaned free of charge. The committee hopes for good results from the Lorain Baptist Evangelistic effort.
Neighbours initiate a larger Bible study plan with Wellington hosts and speakers including Dr. Neighbour Attorney Frank Wilford Rev Sanford K. Meek and others. The conference will tour LaGrange Medina Lorain and more to cover the entire association by August 28 1922.
Oberlin alumni and families held a Decoration Day observance near Warren Conn at the birthplace site of Charles Grandison Finney second Oberlin president. A cairn was erected and an inscribed tablet placed noting Finney born August 29 1792 and died August 16 1875.
Birmingham June 7. Mrs Christing Phrins visits son Fred and family in Cleveland. Roberton attends Chicago funeral of his niece. Mr and Mrs Peter Robertson host guests from Kansas. Ennes family from Cleveland visit Birmingham. Memorial Day exercises praised for merit and attendance. Albert Fish travels to Buffalo for brother Job’s funeral. Mrs Mary Chaplin of Oberlin visits the Brandau home. Hopkins and daughter Marie from Elyria visit Robert and family. Latteman and Klosterman families or relatives call at Altmiller home. Burheim from Cleveland spends weekend with Libbie Ennes. Huttenlocher of Berlin Heights call on Friday. Brandau hosts Chas Moulder of Cleveland Sunday. Wadies’ Aid meets at the…
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