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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1922
Page
5
A reflective essay condemns sectarianism while praising a practical Christianity tied to social order. It cites Jane Addams, Jane Addams’s impact, and the Century Magazine editor’s view that modern scholarship renews Christianity, not diminishes it, by linking faith to public life and ethics.
Community churches announce Sunday activities including Sunday school and public worship. Grace Lutheran highlights Lent sermons on despised savior and an Epworth League gathering for youth, with choir anthem and special readings. Other local churches list morning sermons, Epworth Leagues, and midweek Lent services inviting all residents.
Hansel and Gretel performed by Oberlin students last evening under Mrs. E A Miller. The production attracted sixty children and featured elaborate staging. A second showing was held at 3:30 this afternoon, with strong audience appreciation.
The Chemistry club of Lorain High School, twenty five members plus teacher M V Megil, toured Oberlin College chemistry department and met staff. Boost Oberlin Association hosted lunch and dinner at the Commons, Men’s Building. They will attend the Women’s Glee Club concert as guests of J E Wirkler tonight.
St Pauls Evangelical Anglican on Middle Avenue and Third Street holds services at 10:45 a.m. led by Pastor Paul Bourquin with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and German Lenten service at 7:30 p.m. sermon title The Suffering in the Way, from Gethsemane to the Palace High Priest. Vocal selections by the Ode Fettow Male Quartette. East Side Community also announces services at 3:00 p.m. with Sunday School for children and junior departments.
Oberlin churches announce tomorrow services led by United Congregational Church and Christ Church Episcopal with morning prayers at 9 45 a m and 11 00 a m. Additions include parish lessons at St Pauls and a prayer meeting at Grange Hall.
In Oberlin on March 20, Dr. Stevens will present The Inheritance of Nervous Diseases under the Biological club auspices. The lecture, open to all, will be held in the evening. Also noted in Oberlin personals are Miss M E Fletcherwilk's trip from town and Mrs MW Wood of Detroit visiting sister Joel Collins. Mary Keliar of Norwalk spent Thursday with friends.
Notices of meetings for the American Legion auxiliary Literary and Social club Oberlin Women's club Educational and History departments Pansy Chapter O E S and the Past Matrons Association of Lorain county with dates March 20 21 22 23 24 and a note of Oberlin Grange last meeting day March 28 inviting attendees and noting social refreshments and a Masonic Temple gathering
Avon notes list visitors and family happenings in a string of short items. Mary Webber visits from Cleveland while Miss Kate Dechant hosts friends. Lavern Walker from Akron spends time with Chas Walker family. Avery from New Lexington and Lilliam Wagner visit Rachel Peak and Chas Magnes households. Mrs. Leonard Mitchell of Avon Lake visits Wilson Jameson. Rousher family returns from St Joseph hospital. Bertha Burrell visits from Elyria. Rothgery family moves to Ridgeville. Lavern Henson returns from Frank Walker’s. Walter Wane confined by scarlet fever. Moon family illness with whooping cough and pneumonia. Webber visits daughter Lizzie Gerhart. Allie Alten and others move into former Moon home. Southwest Sewing Circle and Rothgery family noted.
The Nineteenth Century club will meet Tuesday March 21 at the home of Mrs A B Parsons 204 North Professor street. Miss Marie Angraham will attend Monday evening March 20 at 7 30 at 176 West College street. O’Leck?
Mrs Celia Williams of Lorain visiting relatives here The W C A of the Baptist church will hold a miscellaneous sale and supper at the town hall tonight March 21 The funeral of Joseph Jameson was held at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at 2 Burial at Avon Center Attendees from out of town included Leonard Mitchell Ruth Duff Irving Robinson Aurelia Warden Chas Beard Titus of Avon Lake Celia Williams of Lorain Bertha Burrell Joe Burrell Elyria Mattie Wilson Ridgeville George Burrell Cleveland Mrs Alfred Walker Jr died Dover Center road Wednesday morning Funeral services Friday at 2 Burial Avon Center Survived by husband and four children Lillian Mildred Clyde and Mary sympathy of many friends and relatives
Penfield residents share Sunday calls as How ard Penfield of Hannibal and Edith Taylor of Oberlin visit C A Taylor. Mrs Henry Powell of East Palestine visits her mother Mrs Walter Smith who plans to move. Misses Jacobs and Aldrich of Spencer guest at Rolla Dague’s. Ben Sooy hosts Clarence Sooy from Strongsville with a Wednesday visit. Sullivan defeats Penfield in a Tuesday basketball and the Penfield team served refreshments. Mrs Ben Sooy learns of uncle Adolphus Hall’s death in Lakeville. Howard Kendleigh and Mrs Fred Hopkins of Amherst visit Lawrence Betts. Ralph Kane and family visit B G Betts and family.
Visitors including Misa Ruth and Anna engaged in a short talk at LaGrange Grange on Thursday. The gathering left everyone feeling jovial as they teased and one attendee contemplated taking a thought back to their homes.
Washington March 28 senate agriculture committees leave the capital Saturday the 25 on an inspection tour of the government nitrate project Muscle Shoals Ala it was announced today. The trip will last five days and will include inspection of all parts of the sect. About 20 senators were included in the party.
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