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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1922
Page
5
Elyrians hear Dr. Robert Freeman of the First Presbyterian Church discuss applying Jesus teaching to daily life and the changing stance of business toward ethical conduct. Readers note poetical verses from Freeman and reflections on faith guiding modern work and family values.
The text lists services from several congregations including First Baptist Church with revival ongoing since January, United Presbyterian with morning and evening worship and special classes, St Pauls Evangelical with Lenten and choir events, Mt Zion Baptist with communion and lectures, and Grace Lutheran with Lent sermons on Despised and Rejected. It notes baptism planned, missionary programs, and guest speakers from Lorain and China.
Edwin Kirby, pastor, invites attenders to Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and public worship at 10:45 a.m. with the sermon The Growing of a Soul. Evening worship at 7:00 p.m. covers Is Hell A Reality plus related topics. Epworth League meets at 6:00 p.m. for young people.
East Side Community Service announces a sermon on the topic What are the consequences of sin tomorrow afternoon at 3 90. All are invited to attend.
Edwin B. Redhead urges Lent discipline at St Andrew's Episcopal. First Sunday in Lent offers holy communion and a sermon on The Need of Religion with offertory Hear me O Lord. Evening offertory Prayer by Hiller. weekday services announced.
Listings include First Church of Scientist morning service at 14 Aetna Christ an, a Wednesday testimonial at 7 30, Sunday school 9 45, and daily reading room 1 4. Salvation Army open air service Saturday 7 30, Sunday meetings 5, Young People 3 16, and 7 45 p m. St John s Evangelical Lutheran morning service 10 with German language sermon by Rev W C Birkner. Capt and Mrs L L Heddie in charge.
A condensed schedule of Oberlin area church activities notes multiple denominations. United Church of Christ services include a sermon by Judge Adams in Finney Chapel and a 7 pm Lent service. Baptist, Methodist and Christian Science services, revival plans, and Sunday school times are listed along with locations and officiants. The item closes with a vague line about merchant vessels flying the Japanese flag.
The probate office reports several appointments and adoptions this week. Blanche Karp named guardian of minor John Karp of Avon with a 700 bond. Eli Smith and Elia Robey named administrators for Jessie Williams and Jag Mores estates with bonds of 3000 and 1000 respectively. Executors named for Mary Masterton will without bond. Various estates from Lorain Oberlin Wellington and Elyria listed with bonds up to 10000.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Waynes host Erwin Sage and family as they relocate to River Corners on the Chas Fuller farm. J H Burke family fights the grip. Agnes Dollinger of California shares the stip at the above home. Geo Whitehead returns from Wellington to their farm. Sam Haynes moves to their farm Wednesday. Mardelle Baum recovers from scarlet fever under quarantine. Law rence Crow's friends express concern for her critical Wellington home. Jameyson Bros take over Geo Devereaux school route. LeRoy Lang and family move from New London to Penfield onto the M L Disbro farm. Claude Pierce visits A B Smith and A L DeField Saturday and Sunday.
A. B. Smith improves slowly under Mrs. McLain care in Penfield. A purse from Cleveland aids him. Fred Jordan relocates to the Wm. Jackson farm in the Penfield area.
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