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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1921
Page
10
Local churches in Elyria announce morning and evening services including Salvation Army rallies and youth programs. Open daily reading room hours and holiday schedules are posted, with Holy Week observances, Memorial Day services, and multiple denominational gatherings across St Andrews, St Pauls, St Johns, and others.
North window at the church featured a Tiffany scene of Jesus blessing children as Rotarians and volunteers staged a full day clinic for crippled kids. About 129 children were examined by surgeons and doctors with nurses, charts, and hospital staff aiding the day of humane care led by George Nicholas and the Ev- Tia Rotary group.
Lorain County Ministerial Association schedules a bi monthly session at the M N A building Elyria starting 10:00 a.m. The program features devotion by Samuel Horvath and a talk by G D Hubbard on Chinese missions. noon lunch at the Y M C A and introductions of new pastors follow with a discussion on federated identity and kingdom work in Lorain county.
A church clinic event linked medical science with religious help to aid crippled children and relieve pain. The program featured a lecture on kindness and faith guiding care, with Elyria’s Crippled Children Movement noted as context and an audience audience reacting to the emotional display.
Sermon topics span salvation and faith with special Thanksgiving events at Grace Church and Epworth League. Rev Edwis Kirby leads Sunday worship 10 45 am with a twelve piece orchestra directed by Herold Doncaster. Public study, music, and multiple services planned across venues in Elyria.
Grafton and Lind resident notes include a December 10 lecture by Morse Bingham under the Widening Circle, Womaker's Club gathering November 25, Astaire Class event December 2, and a Grafton Pomone Grange meeting. Local residents and visiting guests are listed, with club reports and officers of the WCTU and related groups.
The Ald society met at the MK church with Mrs. Eloise Dodd and Mrs. Ashton Dodd among officers. A Dover and Bay Village Sunday schools convention occurred at Dover Village Methodist church. Concert by violinist Sam Goldmutch of Cleveland with the M E church choir planned for Saturday. Several residents, including Mrs. Lilly Osborn and Mr. Holbeck, were noted for events such as visits, moves, and a rabbit hunt.
At the Riverside Game Protective Association meeting four special constables were approved to enforce hunting laws for the season. The group now numbers over seventy members. Various local residents are mentioned with visits, moves, and family gatherings including Mrs. Mary Cook and children planning to move to Lima Ohio and many neighbors hosting dinners and sales. Local improvements include a Main Street sidewalk completion and a busy social schedule with Sunday visits and a Birmingham M E Lecture Course opening.
Mr Avery stays in EF J Darby's house this winter while Mr and Mrs EB Darby are away Bavth.
The Rochester audience enjoyed a Saturday program with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hendry as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hardue. Other items mention Sun Miss Vanousa Carrier visiting Toledo, jury duty for Will Ledyard at Elyria, and local school activities led by George Myers with Miss Brown. A Parent Teachers Association formed, with meetings and a December 9 session in the school building.
Lingtom and Le visit relatives including Miss Glada Snyder and Mrs. Frank Chase who returned to Cleveland after a brief stay with their parents Mr. and Mrs. George Smith. The church techies craft quilts for a Christmas bazaar. Henry Haines of Wellington visits with sister Loren Pifer’s family. They bought a Taylor Street home and plan to move soon. A new cistern is under construction north of the M. E. church aiding dining room users.
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