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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
16
Amherst churches list morning and evening services with pastors and topics. Oberlin services include United Church Baptist Eest Lorain Rev. C and Christ Church Rust Mfe. Church Rev. W Meyer Corser Park and Groveload streets.
Nov 20 notice lists Sunday schedules for First Baptist Methodist Eaton and Church of Christ. Times include Sunday school 9 30 morning worship 11 00 and evening services 7 30 with additional union service 3 30 and young peoples meeting 7 00. Public invited to all services.
Fragmentary OCR text references churches and evangelic themes with unclear names and locations, making precise identification difficult. The readable elements mention church affiliations, possible leaders, and a regional religious context without distinct events or dates.
Sports notes show Ed Hill achieving a decisive victory as midweek action continued. Training and keeping pace with rivals were highlighted aspects of the performance.
Fragments describe prayers and reflections on mercy patience and love. The note mentions moving pictures from one country to another and a vast reach as the year passes. It contrasts divine forgiveness with human faults and hopes for daily good and enduring manhood.
The article lists multiple Wellington churches with varied services and programs. It mentions Christian Endeavor at 6:60, morning and evening services, Sunday school times, and pastors such as Rev. Thomas H. Kerr and FP A. Davis among others.
An aged minister urges a wide reverence for the church as the world’s need today. He argues for a strong Christian force to unite believers, eliminate sectarian differences, and light the way as the age ends. He asks why people should not attend church next Sunday.
Fragmented text discusses hymns and lesson stories by E Colson. It hints at topics about patience, faith, and guidance for a church Sunday school, mentioning Father, hymns, and life as guidance themes.
An OCR fragment recounts Paul’s appearance before the crowd as he is questioned by the captain, sent to Caesarea, and faced with Ananias and the elders. It recalls Paul’s defense about respect for law, conscience, and his worship, highlighting the tension and calls to decide for or against him.
A leading business man published in the North American issues a one year promissory note pledging to give his son one hour daily and two hours on the Sabbath, to be free of business or pleasure. When asked why he wrote it, he recalled a young man seeking a job.
A speaker recalls a troubled son and a distant father who paid the bills but offered little guidance. He realizes his own neglect of fatherly duties and the responsibility to raise a son to strengthen humanity while pursuing his work. He resolves to write the promissory and change course.
The report notes Gideons merging as the Gideons of America with Canada, Dr. Kirk of Baltimore considering multi city church calls, and KinG Coolidge using authority to remit Boxer Indemnity funds to a Chinese Education and Culture foundation. it mentions Passover observances, Jewish and Christian communities, and evolving religious diplomacy.
An ad claims nine tenths of indigestion cases stem from excess stomach acid and irritation. It urges readers to skip artificial digests and use Bisurated Magnesia, a tasteless powder tablet that eases sourness and pain, is harmless, cheap, and widely used after meals.
Local township assigns three representatives for a short week segment. Names include Rittlesey and William, with duties outlined for the upcoming schedule.
Two clubs formed Reis' last spring a clothing club led by Mrs W L Leimbach and a potato club led by L Leimbach both achieving high honors in county competition. The sewing club won third place and 38.00 at Wellington fair as the sole first year club among seven exhibitors. El Whitersey captured a trip by taking last grade first years club work. Ruth Miller took fifth and Dorothy Baetz sixth in potato club prizes. WALL Queen led county potato exhibits and won a trip. Willan McQueen won first for potato club. Paetz earned prizes while Miss Leimbach spent Saturday at Penfield.
The Westland Daily News notes the forthcoming marriage of Miss Amoura Ainsley and Mr. Philip Wichy, to be held at Indian Hill this December. Miss Ainsley has donated a community house on Stone Street to the Charities Union, aiming to preserve self help in its operation. the town hails two influential families as they plan this union.
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