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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
18
The Feast of Weeks is observed with readings from the Decalog and renewal of the Israel covenant. Reform leaders added a Confirmation ceremony to consecrate youth to the covenant, stressing belief in one God and justice. The rite often aligns with religious school graduation after eight years of Biblical ethics, literature, and Hebrew study.
Fragmentary OCR items reference May events, memorial day planning, and names such as Rev A J Koob and Dr Kellogg. Mentions Bellevue, Williams Stankam Haas, and a 69 year old Thomas Reed or Reed. Details are unclear and partly garbled.
Report from Brownhelm says thieves stole more than six hundred dollars worth of chickens from several henneries. Victims named Charles Halm Henry Join and Adam Claus among those affected. Police investigate the incident.
Visitors from Sandusky and nearby towns joined Elyria for a Knights of Pythias reception. A ten-candidate ceremony, orchestral pageant, and a banquet were held at the Church of Christ. Judge Roy H. Williams welcomed guests, and George Plaia led the entertainment committee as about four hundred attendees praised the fraternal spirit. Albert Reed attends Blythes High School.
May 19 Olmsted report notes the Ladies' Aid society will meet on Thursday. Miss Dora Quayle of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs Warner recently. Mr and Mrs Tuttle move into the Goodman house. C E Warner visited the Cleveland East Side market on Friday. William Reed recovering from flu. Mrs J D Nichols visiting Cleveland with son Penny Nichols. Mr and Mrs Limpert settled in new home. Mr and Mrs Lord of Elyria at ...
Rev. Chas. A. Gray reports Bethany Baptist of this city grew from five members to 83 with two baptismal candidates. The church has raised 1100 dollars in property but lacks a permanent home. prospects for continued prosperity as it stabilizes. Oberlin notes Dr. George Doc Hittle, after eight months in Syria, finished a book on Pathos and Humor of the War Years in Syria. Henrietta and Wellington items briefly list May 24 commencement and Penfield high graduation.
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