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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1924
Page
5
Multiple churches including Second Congregational and Salvation Army announce Sunday school times morning and evening services and midweek activities. Other denominations such as St John’s Lutheran Grace Lutheran First Congregational M E and more provide schedules with addresses pastors and special programs.
Beginning tomorrow June 29 the Church of the Nazarene will hold tent services on Ridge Street south of Ridgelawn Cemetery. Services run daily at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 30 a m and 2 30 p m and preaching by Rev D A Jaze evangelist.
June 28. Mrs ward Berg of Ruasla visited Mr. Chas. Dehn. Mrs. Guet Smith entertained the Galid Society Wednesday afternoon. Misses Ethel and Lydia Thomps of Cleveland visited their parents. Joshua Thompson’s family and Mrs. George Kaittie left for Fremont to attend a Missionary Convention as a Woman's Missionary Society delegate. Dehn and Bon Ear! made a Cleveland trip Wednesday to see friends.
In Ridgeville Ohio on June 2 Sunday services include Congregational Rev Edward C Young leading the morning service at 11:00 and a 3:15 pm lecture on What Education is of Most Worth. St Peter's Catholic Church offers first mass at 8:15 and high mass at 10:15 with sermons and child instruction between masses.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Koliman of LaGrange visited Chas Deha home while Mr and Mrs Lawrence Allertz and son Richard of Lincoln Nebraska joined Philip Decker and family in North Olmsted. Several other relatives from Elyria Townline Road and Lake Avenue called on local residents Thursday and Friday.
The passage argues biography satisfies both scientific and poetic interests by letting one view others as mirrors of self. Carlyle notes the joy of understanding a fellow, while the text links biography to autobiography and to poetry as the essential medium through which life and art illuminate each other.
The Prohibition Party will again field a presidential nominee in 1924. H P Faris of Civitur Missouri is named as the presidential candidate with Marie C Brehm of Los Angeles as vice presidential nominee. the party polled close to 200000 votes in 1920.
About 20 Kiwanians met at the Baptist church for lunch as John Warner of Dyka School of Business Cleveland spoke on Why Some Men Succeed and Others Fail. A National Boy Scout representative urged continued work in Wellington, with Supt. Kerr noted for leading the effort.
Reported talk at the Democratic convention in New York centers on Kellogg Fairbank of Illinois as a potential successor to Emily Newell Blair of Missouri as vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee. A party faction seeks Blair's removal. Fairbanks is a Chicago social leader.
Wellington residents look to a busy summer with Kiwanis led efforts and ten firemen hosting a county convention in August. Local groups plan a string of ten concerts, while the American Legion outlines insurance paperwork at its June 23 meeting and invites all veterans to attend.
A Chronicle column note signals an inquiry into a local event titled snnd. The piece references telegram style requests and columnar aims, urging concise public reporting.
John Burroughs argues that women prefer ornamentation and dress to attract mates, contrasting with male displays in nature. He notes female fashion’s emphasis on flowing lines and concealment, while praising women’s resilience and devotion, and cites limited roles in science and labor.
Mrs Dora Osborne of 430 Sherman Ave South Bend Indiana says she suffered backaches fatigue and soreness from female weakness and could not work until three bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound were taken. She praises the product noting it cost less than a doctor's operation and restored her health.
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