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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

13

Architect Rowland M Johnson Shapes New Elyria Church

Rowland M Johnson, California native and eminent architect of the New Methodist Episcopal Church, trained at Beaux Arts and Columbia. Since 1920 he has led significant projects in Cleveland and now oversees Elyria’s church design lauded for beauty and practicality.

Rowland M. Johnson New Methodist Episcopal Church California Ecol de Beaux Arts Columbia University New York Cleveland Elyria Johnson New Methodist Church

Wedding egg breaking tradition in seventeenth century France

The text notes that breaking an egg on the wedding day remained common in parts of France into the seventeenth century. A bride was said to tread on and break an eye upon entering her new home after the marriage ceremony to ensure happiness in the marriage.

France

Elizabeth Stevens Missionary Society Forms Young Women Class

In 191d a group formed the Young Women's Mission Class within the Standard Bearer Society later renamed the Elizabeth Stevens Society. Founders and officers included President Sarah Yoder and Secretary Bessie Bliss, with key leaders Mrs. Grose, Mrs. Schulke, Mrs. Winters, and Elizabeth Stevens. Funds totalled 6245.74 since 1913, all voluntary and split evenly between Home and Foreign missions. four members became missionaries.

Po OM Mees Sarah Yoder Bessie Bliss Mille Willams Miss Crabtree Young Women’s Missionary Society T. W. Grose Flora Schulke W.B. Winters Elizabeth Stevens Elizabeth Stevens Society Margery Crabtree Lila Star Bohlen Asia Smith Ada Hall Alice Kirby Mission School Olive Hill Philippines Margaret Crabtree Lila Starr Bohlen

Miss Smith and Miss Hall Share Seoul Service at School

In South America context, Miss Smith and Miss Hall return home while Mill Hall travels to Seoul. Miss Hall works in Korea and provides efficient service to the school there. One of the charter members remains noted.

South America Miss Smith Mill Hall Seoul Miss Hall Korea

Loyal Society Honors Deceased Member Louise Biggs

A funeral year notes Louise Biggs as a faithful member who died in the past year. The Society counts 70 members and lists officers for the year led by President Mrs. W. W. McConnell with Sara Yoder as 1st Vice President and Fianist Mrs. EB Milleran among others.

Louise Biggs W. W. McConnell Sara Yoder F. E. Underhill Jessie Robbins C. B. Simkins H. P. Bembower EB. Milleran

Dog in Furnace Room Heralds Amen in Revival Night

During Dr. F A Gould s revival in the Sunday school room a church member s dog barked from the furnace room as a storm raged. The late arrival stamped snow outside, the dog alarmed the meeting, and the owner clarified the dog shouted Amen prompting the pastor s pleased remark about timely response. A Midlands lecturer notes women there show more style.

F. A. Gould Gould Rev. Gould

Dodington Sisters’ Refugee Aid Leader Helen Levin Dies

Miss Helen Levin of Newcastle on Tyne chiefly organized aiding Hungarian and Austrian child refugees after the armistice. She later founded an orphan home in Vienna and died in Switzerland.

Helen Levin Newcastle on-Tyns England Vienna Hes Switzerland

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rowland M. Jonson George H. Chamberlain Board of Trustees M. E. Church Orrell Gay C. R. Willams Mark Byers F. W Huntington Paul Wainwright H. B. Stone Mary L. Conahee Helen Huston Myron Hull Chas. D. Carpenter C. A Stranahan B. B. Haueisen Ralph W. Standen D. A. Burr John Warden Catherine Merthe Clifford Hill Helen Osborne Oscar Dunn B . Baueisen G. Milliren Ralph Willams Winifred Heathcoate Eleanor Kushinsky Dorothy Byers Gladys Williams Ward Lepper Marguerite Merthe Emma Oliver Alma Schenneman Hazel Brodbeck Louie Brown Frederick Ty Brown Doris Walker Paul Weisbrod Elizabeth Stevens’ Missionary Society Minnesota The Elyria Lumber and Coal Company Chas. J. Crhore Mer ELM & Chestnut British Isles Birmingham Nottingham Midlands M.E Dickason Electric Co Washington Ave New Church Lorain County E. Loeffler CO Broad ST Elyria Methodist Episcopal Church Kain-Peterson-Hel East 34Th St Cleveland, Ohio SIFO
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