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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1927
Page
9
Oberlin churches schedule Sunday programs with multiple age groups and regular services. First Baptist East Lorain Street, Christian Science Society, First Church of Christ Scientist, and various denominations list morning worship, Sunday school, and midweek events. The notices invite newcomers to join the parish activities and prayer meetings.
June 24 church notices list Sunday schedules for First Baptist Clinton Garvin pastor 10:00 Sunday School 11:00 Morning Service. Fer 8 Methodist H Rran pastor 9:19 Sunday School 11:30 Public Service. Eaton Church of Christ Rev A A Eicher 11:00 Morning Service 19:00 Sunday School. Columbia Center Baptist 21:46 Sunday School 10:40 Morning Service. M E Church Columbia 10:30 Morning Service 11:45 Sunday School Prayer Thursday 10:20. Coasty Line 4 E Church Rev Glenn Tennell 9:0 Sunday School 12:06 Morning Service 5:41 Evening Service. Litchfield First Baptist Clinton Garrin pastor 9:20 Morning Service 10:43 Sunday School 7:50 Evening Service Tuesday 21 7:12 Bible study.
Kipton community church led by Rev. Phillip G. Harding offers 10:00 am Sunday school and 11:00 am morning service with sermon. Pittsfield community church led by William Smith offers 10:00 am Sunday school and 11:30 am morning service with sermon.
Wellington June 24 church services announced for Sundar Hae Charles W Bacard pastor leads Sunday school 9 36 morning worship 1 5 subject The Church Nobody Knows Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday services at BeViers Store Superintendent W Lam oreaur and Pastor ML Pinier. Sundar notes services at 7 59 and Gold raertigg Weed. Church of Christ benis Couristiana Pet B Munson pastor Sunday School Communion and children services. Peters Tito end Work is the morning subject with L A Johnson as superintendent. Morning worship 10 subject Strange Voice Evening worship on topic Multiplied Eigeeiers Epworth League 6 30.
The church announces morning and evening worship with Pastor M A Chaffee guiding services. Morning prayer at 6 five? a m unclear. evening services at 11:00 am and 7:50 pm. midweek prayer at 1:45 pm Thursday.
Amherst June 24. Church services for Sunday include Wr. Peters Evangelical Rev. A. C. Ernst. German service and Holy Communion. Ac39 Junior League."
Grafton and surrounding areas list church services for Sunday June 24. Graton AL E led by Rev Leroy Wright with morning service at 9 30 and 11 00 Sunday school. evening service at 7 30. South Amherst Presbyterian with Rev St Pell morning worship 9 30 and Sunday school 10 45. St John’s Evangelical in Amherst with Rev Ernst substitute church school at 1 00 and holy communion notes. Brownhelm services led by N E Fscatt with 3 0 Bible school and Christian Endeavor.
Henrietta churches list Sunday School times and divine services at Holzworth Evangelical, German M E Church, South Ridge Church, and Camden Baptist with pastors Glenn L Tentell C Holeworth J W Jon Sunderschaat. Morning services range from 9:45 to 11:00 a.m. and afternoon/evening times vary.
Selden Gah Belden of Fane 54 hosts Sunday events including a morning service at 11:00 a.m led by Pastor Leroy Wright and M. E. Chorca Rey. Evening prayer and Bible study follow, with additional sessions listed for Monday night at 7:45 p.m.
In Birmingham on June 24 the weekend schedule shows fees for Sunday services at the Birmingham M. E. Church led by Rev. W. M. Kicaley the pastor.
The life of Edith Cavell, a London trained nurse in Brussels, highlights her humane deeds helping wounded soldiers home. A suspected spy revealed her plan to a German court, leading to her execution on August 5 after a trial on October 7. Canadians later honored her by naming Mount Edith Cavell.
A collection of aphorisms and quotes by SY CARL YODER and others on themes of humility, sincerity, self-control, and the power of joy. The passages warn against boasting, negative thoughts, and cutting shortcuts while urging laughter, faith, and ethical influence as remedies for life's misdirections.
A church forum letter challenges readers and editors about spiritual and ethical gaps in teaching. It argues that replacing Christ with information deprives all souls of personal salvation and calls religious education to emphasize surrender to Christ’s lordship.
The Federal Council Bulletin asserts fellowship with God completes fellowship among people and emphasizes an ongoing universal purpose of love. It urges readers to attend worship services next Sunday to deepen spiritual unity and selfless living.
Questions review the Apostle Peter in the Sunday School lesson. They probe Peter’s accountability for his actions his denial and restoration and the relevance of his life for leaders today.
The excerpt asks about Peter's life peak and qualities for Christians, noting Peter’s faults but his repentance and reconciliation with Jesus. It considers whether Peter would succeed today and if his life offers guidance for living rightly with God.
Dreamed notes on Peter from Sug gay life and letters outline lessons for Sunday school. The study covers Peter as fisherman of men and his growth in faith through Christ’s calls, resurrection, courage, deeds, and missionary work. It links Peter’s example to trust during storms and living as a good citizen under divine protection.
France may engage with America to outlaw war, Briand tells reporters. The report also lists a 1926 global church census showing Protestant and Catholic gains, and notes upcoming Bible conferences in Lakeside Ohio and various church leaders across Canada Britain and the United States. The Christian Endeavor Society plans its national convention in Cleveland.
London reports experts predict a large wave of U S visitors to Europe this summer. about 429 069 Americans traveled to Europe last year and will return with roughly 250 000 extending stays. Excursionists and students account for major shares as ships are readied for the peak May to July period. General Malvern Hill Barbour is promoted to major general after a career touching Cuba and the Civil War.
Bishop Theodore B. Henderson urges that salvation comes through Christ rather than religious education alone. He questions whether teachers truly know and follow Jesus, quoting him as the way the truth and the life, and warns that fruitless lives do not bear Christ’s fruit without a personal root in Him.
During the world war he served as brigadier general commanding an infantry brigade of the 92nd division and chief of the American section of the inter allied commission at Spe Belgium. Recently he has commanded Camp Devens Massachusetts and received the service cross from the United States along with decorations from Britain France Italy and Belgium.
Indianapolis June health report from Dr. Herman G. Morgan shows women average death age 60.5 in January versus 37.5 for men. Married women also outlive bachelors, with authorities noting men appear weaker to harsher conditions.
London June 23 The Jockey Club at Epsom fears the brighter racing campaign may push the sport toward effeminization as officials worry the effort to attract more women and wider audiences could alter traditional racing culture.
A damaged OCR item discusses stomach discomfort and suggests a harmless form of magnesium-based remedy. It claims readers can avoid complex diets and artificial digestants, noting a 20 percent prevalence of abdominal issues. The passage lacks coherent structure and specific sources.
Report notes a surge of women attending races this season with their own cars and motorcycles. It questions if a women’s jockey club could form and enroll hundreds of eligible members, while the Jockey Club’s exclusivity is discussed in the context of wider social change.
In London on a June day, reports indicate village blacksmiths continue thriving across the countryside. The article notes enduring demand despite modernization and mentions local craftspeople and rural towns sustaining traditional metalwork.
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