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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1924
Page
9
A consolidated list of church activities across denominations. Details include service times morning and evening, Sunday schools, youth groups, and special lectures at locations such as First Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, Presbyterian, St Andrews, and others along with pastors and meeting halls.
Oberlin churches hold morning worship at Finney Chapel and East Lorain Street with sermons on The Call to Service and Lost Elements of Faith. Union Lenten service at the Methodist Church topics The Ideal of Jesus and Our Relation to God. Lit Bible study classes and lectures planned led by Rev Van der Py, Lobingier, and others.
At 11:00 a m morning worship titled Power to Become followed by 6 30 Epworth League with Christ Fullfilling His Works and an evening service at 7 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday April 2 at 7 30 p m titled Jesus and the Sadducees.
Mt Zion Baptist hosts evangelistic services led by Dr McWilliams from Third Baptist Toledo Ohio. Open to all races and creeds with inspirational music and a Sunday program including a debate and sermons. Church of God on East Vine Street features Elder J L Lewis speaking at the evening service.
Frank H Heydenbark pastor at 18L West College Street leads Sunday school 9 45 morning service 11 00 evening service 7 20 Peoples meeting 6 15 at American Legion Hall
Amherst churches list Sunday services across Congregational Methodist Eastman St Peter's Evangelical St Pauls Lutheran St Joseph's Catholic and more with times for Sunday school, morning and evening worship, German services, catechism, and special events. Clergy names include Rev E J Spell Rev F C Jordan and Rev W A Tabbert among others.
Wellington churches publish Sunday schedules with times for Congregational South Main Catholic St Patrick Baptist and Methodist services. Including Sunday school at 9 30 morning services at 10 20 Bible school 9 30 and evening sermons 6 00 or 7 60 with subjects Working Your Own Salvation and A Heavenly Guest. Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon.
Morning service at 10 20 Epworth League 6 00 preaching 7 00 Church of Christ Scientist regular meetings Sundays 10 30 Beviers store subject Reality public invited Bible Students of Wellington Ohio study and worship Sundays 2 00 3 06 J L Ross residence 248 Johns Street prayer meeting 7 30 no collection Rev Wallace Mallory pastor Morning 11 09 Communion service 11 09 C EB 6 00 Evening service 7 60 The Young Man Greatest Victory midweek 7 00 Wednesday
In La Grange on March 29 Mr. services for Sunday outline schedules at First Baptist Church Chester E. Tulga pastor with The Meal Offering and a 7 0 P U sermon on Some Notions About the Second Coming of Christ Prayer meeting Wednesday focuses on The Church of a Whole Bible G M Knapp pastor Sunday school at 10 0 a m supervised by J H Curtiss Public service at 11 0 a m The Valley of Decision Epworth League session at 7 30 led by George Carruthers with Christ Fulfilling His Fathers Commission
A compilation of quotes on perseverance, faith, and self control. Voices include Roger Babson Herbert Hoover and Solomon urging steady effort, moral discipline, and leadership, with reflections on Christian Endeavor and public health.
Question form asks for top titles on church school administration. Reads list of works by Cope Squires Ferguson and others with prices, plus recommendations to study Standard Teacher training or young peoples mission study books for a class venture.
Clerical commentary honors Israel as a miracle of grace and urges small but true church minority effort. A book review discusses the Virgin Birth and how early Christian views align with modern thought, while another piece examines how living together can foster mutual understanding across groups.
Dr Haven Emer of Columbia University warns Germans need 716 million at once from Americans to save children in Germany as many will die. Rossville First Baptist offers $25 reward for each liquor law offender jailed 29 days or more. Virginia editors push white and colored cooperation and equality before the law to curb mob violence. The Fourth Biennial International Congress of the Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom meets in Washington in May 1994 with a call for debt settlement and interallied disarmament. The Presbyterian Foreign Board cuts next year’s work by 20 percent due to fundamentalist opposition, facing a projected deficit up to 1 million. The Church Missionary Society plans a 500000 pound budget increase despite war pressures and reports of fundamentalist support loss.
Avon Lake March 29 St. James Episcopal Mission will hold a Confirmation service at 7 36 p m Sunday evening March 20 Bishop DuMoulin will officiate with Rev J W Heyward of Lorain assisting Shore road, top $3, was noted in church notices.
A family and teachers address a stubborn boy Edward who always wants his own way. They use a bean bag activity to teach sharing and caring for neighbors, guiding him from self assertion to kindly interest in others.
Nils Ber tie Burr Dawes of Lincoln Nebraska wife of former Congressman Be man Dawes of Columbus Ohio is ill with pneumonia at the Ritz hotel Paris. She showed improvement but remains in danger. A separate dispatch from Naples notes a special train carrying King Victor Emmanuel narrowly avoided wrecking after an emergency halt near a landslide in Amalfi where 150 people were killed.
Mrs. Mae Stannard former matron of the Delaware school for girls spoke at Oberlin Woman's Club about reforming institutions and removing political control. She described changes at Delaware, chapel routines, and urged duties toward at risk youth while noting two excluded classes and urging humane treatment. Prof H A Miller discussed penal reform plans and a nominating committee was elected for the April 25 meeting.
A good audience enjoyed The Queen of Health performed by Prospect school's sixth graders in the high school auditorium. Doris Hooker delivered two readings, with violin solo by Lawrence Baird, and a sequence of roles led by Henry Wilson as the King of Hearts and Rachel Kelsay as the Queen of Hearts, among other student performers.
A full house greeted the Oberlin faculty comedy Dulye by Kaufman and Connelly at Warner Hall with 7 20 shows. The cast includes Mrs Harroun Gordon Smith Hastings Parker Thornton Forbes and others.
Avon March 29. Ackerman ill with rheumatism several days Estella away at Oberliga College helping mother Miss Klinkner injured in fall at St Jospeh Elyria improving Social at Wm Barra Friday night well attended Mr and Mrs Walter visited A Biesinger Dover Mrs Geo Jenkins hosted at Mary Henson Abbey area Mrs Schrack Elliot Elyria attended funeral of Wm Barra Mr Hudson and Miss Watesn Elyria visit Mrs Hay ney and George Barr baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Hay ney former Caroltge Gilbert Avon Lake move Burton Henson family in Avon Lake next PTA meeting April 3 speakers Ruth Paddock and Ruby Edwards.
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