Program Marks Farewell To Old Church Building
The Elyria Disciples story traces a church chartered in 1832 and rebuilt after 1899. Led by ministers from Garvin to Bartlett, the church expanded its facilities and temperance activities, with notable figures like Garfield and Webber shaping outreach, education, and war era service while the 1904 extension and 1905 organ funded by Andrew Carnegie mark milestones.
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Lorain church history recounts growth and new building drive
The history traces the East Avenue church from its early women led clubs through the Womans Council era to a modern era under Henry K Shaw. It notes key leaders including Aunt Polly Webber pastor W L Burner and William C Fowler and the 1951 cornerstone ceremony for a new church on Washington Avenue.
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Congress Bans Fast Trains Inside Cities in 1831
On October 18, 1831 Congress enacted a law limiting urban train speed to two and a half miles per hour, defined as the pace of a horse, within city limits.
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