Recollection of Elyria Church Growth Since 1876
Judge A. R. Webber recalls Elyria’s 49 years of progress from a small town with few factories and no waterworks to a thriving city with a rebuilt courthouse and multiple churches. He highlights key ministers, congregants, and the 1910s era leaders who expanded the church, education, and civic life, including Bishop Taylor and present pastor Kirby.
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A. R. Webber
Elyria
Judge Nye
Severn
Church of Christ
Second Street
Hergarth
Israel
Bishop
Ic Connell
John Grandan
Nancy Briggs Row
Norwalk
Chele
William Bennington
Food Templar
Ehria
Bramse the Great Oy
McConnell
Hua First Dearne
Bae
Tom Warner
Curie
Booth
Lika
Ilastrious
Ile
Ward
Versdale
Stocking
Werner
Gould
Taylor
Board of Bishops
Colees
Clive
Baldwin University
Wallace Collage
West Ave
Cleveland
Courch
Endley
Sockman
WME
New York Cis
BE. C. Griswold
Lake Side Encampment
Stewart
Lord Chesterfield
Winters
McKinley
United States Debt Funding Talks and Arms Conference Debate
Congress and the State Department navigate funding agreements with multiple nations while the arms conference debates the separation of statistics from the League of Nations. Representative Burton proposes a joint committee to allow American viewpoint explanations, with a plan for a representative vote on a central office for statistics.
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Fite O-Netpal
United States
Great Britain
Althhough
Hell
Com i
State Department
Geneva
Congraesman Darton
Publica
League of Nations
Burton
United State
League
United Star
Norway
France
League Council
Photographs By The Day Studio
At Court House Square Friday dawn photographer Day studied the new Methodist church to capture best light. The edition includes a picture of the church taken by Day of the Day's Studio.
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Court House
New Methodist Church
Day
French relief for blockhouse amid Riffian fighting
In Rabat on May 16 an official communique said one of two isolated blockhouses in French Morocco has been relieved after hard fighting by French forces against Riffian aggressions.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Heating system planned for new Methodist church
The Elyria Plumbing and Heating Company is installing the heating facilities for the new Methodist church. The system aims to keep a comfortable, even temperature during fall and winter services, regardless of outside weather.
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New Methodist Church
Elyria Plumbing & Heating Company
Temple Court
Electrical Work by Hart Suckason
Vermilion notes May 16 include Hart Suckason credited with artistic input on electrical equipment from Dickason Electric, while Vermilion plans $30,000 extra filtration capacity and a new centrifugal pump to guard the system. Lorain reports Snell considering a mayoral run and a potential clash with Grall. East Erie line to be abandoned with Lake Shore Electric running city cars every twenty minutes. Turkish government orders public servants to wear native-made clothing and shoes to boost home industries.
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Bhul Williams
Water Works Department
Snell
Lorain
L A Snell
William Grall
Grall
East Erie
Lake Shore Electric
Fifty-Five Years of Elyria Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Elyria, founded in 1870, marks over fifty years of activity with early leaders like Mrs. Morse and Clara E. Boynton. The society, now about 200 members, supports overseas work in Hingwa, Seoul, and India and runs events such as May Day breakfasts and birthday parties to fund aid, scholarships, and Bible women. Notable contributors include Ella Griswold Smith, Margery Crabtree, Ada Smith, and Ada Halli, with Dr E Stanley Jones and Dr Chitamber as guest speakers in recent years.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Elyria
Us Society
Women's Missionary Society
Boston
Wm Morse
Mesdames Griffin
Snow
Mendenhall
Dallenbeck
Mudge
Mugsinger Bennington
Miss Adams
Clara E Boynton
South America
Ella Griswold Smith
Margery Crabtree
Washington
Missionary Society
Elsha
Korea
Ada Smith
Ada Halli
Miss Smith
Seoul
Miss Hall
Hingwa
China
Saai
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
E Stanley Jones
Tr. Callamber
India
E. Stanley Jones
Methodsat Episcopal Church
America
Miners Win In Injunction Fight In West Virginia
United Mine Workers in Wheeling face a federal contempt action from the West Virginia Pittsburgh Coal Company as Judge Baker rejects claims of error in the ruling. Whiskey bootleggers clashed off California coast near Balboa and Santa Monica in daytime gunfire reports. Census figures show about 12 thousand Americans employed in coffin and undertaker goods plants. International Chamber of Commerce meeting in Brussels next month will draw nearly 200 leaders.
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Wheeling
W. Va
United Mine Workers
West Virginia-Pittsburgh Coal Company
W. E., Baker
International Chamber of Comerce
Brussels
Sudden Service From Murbach Coal And Supply
The Murbach Coal and Supply Company has become a leading supplier of builders materials in the city and Lorain County. A recent major contract served the Methodist Church Building Committee providing tons of building supplies for the new church. The firm’s motto Sudden Service guided rapid material delivery, cutting labor and delay costs for artisans awaiting supplies.
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Murbach Coal and Supply Company
Lorain County
Methodist Church Building Committee
Churc
M. B
VOM
Bilding Committee
New Methodist Church
Murbach Coal & Supply Company
Detroit Jewel Stove Chosen for Methodist Church Kitchen
The Building Committee of the Methodist Church purchased a Detroit Jewel one burner stove from Days Hardware for the church kitchen. The three oven unit features heavy iron construction and enamel trim plus a valve adjustment aiding chefs. Day and Geo Day, manager, note many satisfied customers across Elyria and Lorain County, with Vancouver now hosting over forty regular steamship lines.
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Detroit Jewel
Methodist Church
Detroit
Elyria
Geo Day
Lorain County
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Cited in Maine Letter
Rangeley Maine resident Mrs Walter E Anderson says the product relieved two years of pain and fatigue enabling her to perform housework and care for five in the family. The ad notes over 200 000 replies and that about 40 of respondents report benefits from Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Anderson
Rangeley
Maine
Walter E. Anderson
Lydia Pinkham
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