Ira to furnish music at event mention
Jerry Hill of Ohio Quarries sustained head lacerations at work while performing duties. The Chronicle Telegram wants column ads.
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Jerry Hill
Ohio
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
18
Asleep in Church Sermon Promises Awake Audience
Evangelist Charlie Taylor headlines a nightly service at First Baptist urging preparedness for heaven. The June 13 sailing for London is noted as a personal deadline, while Laurie's piano and the pair's bright, concise preaching bolster crowds. Tonight features the sermon The Eternal City and a seven o clock prayer led by Dr. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Taylor
Charlie Taylor
Charlie
Laurie Taylor
Laurie
Eternal City
Heaven
London
England
Dr. Walker
Memorial Services and Outdoor Life Picnic In Amherst
Memorial services scheduled for Saturday May 30 begin with a 9:30 morning parade in Amherst. Graves of war veterans will be decorated and services held in the square, followed by an Outdoor Life Association picnic at their grounds west of town with Owen Farber of Mansfield as speaker and athletic events. A picnic supper and coffee provided by the association. A union memorial service follows on Sunday May 31 at the First Evangelical Church with Rev. Eastman delivering the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Owen Farber
Mansfield
Coffeia
First Evangelical Church
Eastman
Local W C T U Institute At Congregational Church
Amherst May 22 The local W C T U held an institute at the Congregational Church yesterday afternoon. The first session at 1 30 featured a fine reading on Sabbath Observance by Mrs F E Snyder. Mrs Maymie Blum read several Outlook items of great interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Congregational Church
F. E. Snyder
May‘mie Blum
Amherst Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and Recitals
Community notes from Amherst on May 22 outline a Names of attendees at an interest event with readings by Robert Standen Willam Guild and Robert Strohmer plus musical numbers by Mrs Ed Pletch Glen Date and Mrs F E Eastman. Rev B Bartlette spoke on the Law and Order Conference at Columbus. A 2 45 session opened with prayers by Rev W A Talbert and prayers for County President Nellie M Hill. Officers and members at local clubs were announced with readings and piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Standen
Willam Guild
Robert Strohmer
Ed. Pletch
Glen Date
F. BE. Eastman
B. Bartlette
Law and Order
Columbus
W. A. Talbert
Nellie M. Hill
E. J. Snell
Fresh Produce Availability Notice
Inach announces the sale of round and long radishes purple stamps. Also listed are yellow and green beans rhubarb cabbage peas and all kinds of fresh fruits and vegetables including strawberries.
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