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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
15
Amherst churches list service times for Congregational St Peters Methodist Lutheran St JohnsRoman Catholic and more across several towns. The notice names pastors and times including Sunday school morning and evening services with occasional German English divisions and special meetings.
LAGRANGE November 32 lists church services across multiple congregations. First Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, Eaton Church of Christ, and Fields Methodist provide Sunday school times and morning and evening services. Pulpits and pastors named appear with schedule details and invitations to the public.
In Henrietta Ohio on November 13 church listings show Reform Church led by Rev H E Settlage with Sunday school at 10:00 and divine worship at 11:00. Evangelical Church with Rev Holzworth offers Sunday School at 10:40 and divine worship at 9:45. Other congregations include German M E Church Rev Tennel with 10:00 Sunday School and 11:06 worship, South Ridge Church Rev Haltworth at 10:00 Sunday School and 11:30 worship, and Camden Baptist Church Pastor J W Jones with 10:00 Sunday School, 11:00 morning service, 7:45 evening service.
Oberlin parish listings show United Church of Congregationalism with Pastor Nicholas Van der Pel and educator Ivan Welty leading religious education. Daytime classes meet in Finney Chapel and First Church, with morning worship in Finney Chapel and mid week service in James Brand House.
Wellington notices list Rev Charles W Record pastor and Sunday school at 9 30 with morning worship led by J C Mack. Parish events and service times posted for community readers.
The notice lists service hours with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Morning Service at 11 00 a m with reference to regular weekly church worship times.
The excerpt presents Dr. Frank Crane’s thoughts on achievement, overcoming difficulties, unselfishness, honesty, and authentic friendship. It cautions against viewing flaws as handicaps and urges openness, self-expression, and the value of true companionship.
Fragmented OCR text argues education should align with religious terms. Prof Athearn of Boston University says self control underpins public schooling. The piece promotes religious education as moral self control under Christ and asks readers to attend church on Sunday.
Sunday School lesson discussion questions center on Joshua 23 25 and the value of parting words The questions probe last days values standing for God loyalty and covenant and how covenants relate to modern church life The text includes clergy remarks prayer and aim to honor God through enduring influence and faithful farewell guidance
Fragmented notes discuss Joshua 24 14 detailing devotion to Jehovah in truth and fear, urging a steadfast choice to serve God. It emphasizes unmixed hearted worship, recalls past divine care, and ends with the fam ily choosing to serve the Lord and reject other gods.
A roundup on religious groups worldwide including a silver basin for St John’s Cathedral New York and Seamen’s Institute fundraising. It notes 520 private Indian lives lost in a hurricane, government home aid, Rockfeller donations, and wide growth in higher education supported by missions, with emphasis on Asia Africa and education’s role in reform.
A description of First church pastor Jergard Clausen using a yearly vote to choose five sermons to repeat. Members are urged to attend faithfully so sermons preferred by the majority are identified, aiding the pastor in understanding sermon impact.
A fragment outlines church attendance duties for the coming year and asks for five sermons by Dr. Clausen. It suggests fifteen minute sessions for general discussion on gratitude themes, including thanks to the Heavenly Father, parents, and friends, with blackboard use for emphasis.
An OCR fragment recalls Puritans crossing the ocean to America in December 1629, facing hunger and cold, enduring four months at sea before a white sail signaled help. The piece notes their relief upon landing and the hope of relief after a harsh voyage.
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a twofold acting remedy for stubborn coughs and colds. It claims to soothe inflamed membranes while inhibiting germ growth and to absorb into the bloodstream for systemic effect. The ad guarantees satisfaction and offers refunds if not relieved.
A church gathering thanked God for the first harvest and meals. Adults praised the abundance and children ate well after good weather and careful planting the previous spring. The community set aside a day to give thanks for the bounty in America.
The readable text reflects a Thanksgiving theme with phrases about gratitude and gifts. It mentions Wisconsin, planned oven season, and a period around November 18. Other readable items include local building office hours and a schedule note with partial times and days.
An OCR snippet mentions a bill for open season trapping and notes about beaver damming causing complaints over railroad rights and land use. It also records an elderly man fined $10 in Lester Ireland’s court for offering dirty eyes for ware. An ad promotes glass edging services at Standard Mirror & Plating, established 1920, West Sr Hiyrla.
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