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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1926
Page
2
A fragmentary item notes Mrs Seiler of Plymouth Cleveland plans a family visit with brother Leo Morse and father, with children Norma and Zelda traveling to Cleveland. A Sunday program at the M E church is mentioned as a day of observance. The Snyder family and Percy God Geo. are also cited visiting Jerome ville.
Chicago June 16 Catholics report 23d arrivals for the International Eucharistic Congress to open Sunday. Cardinal Bonzano leads eight foreign princes of the church arriving tomorrow as preparations pause to reflect on the event. The idea originated forty five years ago in the mind of a humble woman Marcie Tamissier born Tours France. She saw 200 men praise Christ before the altar inspiring the first congress at Lille France and a wider demonstration later attracting more than 1 500 people.
The fragment mentions bids for a congress and notes a fourth event held at Freiberg in 1885 amid two subsequent years. Details are incomplete and names or dates beyond 1885 are unclear.
Mrs. Walker wife of Rev Trev L Walker formerly pastor of the First Baptist church in this city will teach Bible in the Danville Kentucky schools due to ill health. The Danville paper notes she is a proficient teacher of the Bible with many years of college experience.
A fragmented obituary style note recalls a Baptist educator who taught at Louisville’s Theological Seminary and served in Mississippi for women’s Bible studies. It also mentions her role in Advent church missions and highlights the 1924 forest fires burning 9,000,000 acres of land.
A fragment notes engines strong enough for a rex i cm level and a reinforced 2 charger capable of tackling the steepest hill, with remarks on general use and automatic behavior.
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