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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1921
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses figures named Holkt G Ingersoll and Hankey Detinon in a laborious treatment of marriage and proclamations. Bankers Mike and Mage Barners are referenced with church involvement.
Fragmentary OCR text references Hubert G Ingersoll and a dedication in Dresden New York. It touches on religious controversy, a general discussion of belief, schooling, and civic sentiment, with scattered mentions of President Harding, Portsmouth Ohio church campaigns, and local bankers. The readable material hints at a wider national dialogue on faith and education.
Readable church notices list services across multiple denominations including Methodist Episcopal with a 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 worship, Epworth League at 6:00, and 7:00 evening service. United Presbyterian, Grace United, Church of Christ and others outline morning worship, Sunday School, adult classes, and youth programs. Highlights include Pranksgiving themes and Advent preparations.
The church invites all to Bible school at nine forty five with a warm welcome and classes for all ages. Pastor Neighbour preaches Sunday morning on The Vine and the Branches and evening on The Second Coming of Christ as part of a Joy of Life series. BYFP meeting at six calls youths to attend. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL appears with Rev. John H. Grant at Court and Second Streets and notes focus on basic national life.
A county church federation sends out a note urging local churches to promote the world peace conference on armament limits. Secretary Hugen’s push for navy reductions is praised, while optimism remains limited about disarmament progress. An educational campaign and study outlines will be published soon to widen understanding and support.
A plan at Oberlin Seerlin Mistoal Un ton proposes two year concerts to raise funds by selling $10 subscriptions to about one hundred supporters. The drive aims to back a treasury balance from proceeds, with events planned around college and surrounding towns.
The report records Mrs Vernon Mra H F Vaughn on King Street hosting her niece Mrs Ella Grow of Cleveland together with Windsor visitors and lists several households entertaining relatives including Mr and Mrs Doren Lyon, Dr and Mrs E Miller, and Miss Ruth Miller of Hillsdale Michigan during Thanksgiving activities.
Local residents from Wakeman including Mr and Mrs Joe Shilling and family of Lorain and numerous Oberlin and Elyria visitors spent Thanksgiving with relatives. Guests traveled from Cleveland and surrounding towns to share holiday meals with extended families and friends.
Thanksgiving gatherings at the CP Whitney home included Mr and Mrs Vern Johns and guests with several Lorain locals visiting. Lorain Arcade tied Wakeman football 0 0 on Thursday while Wakeman schools closed for a program and exhibit featuring fruits vegetables cereals baking sewing and crafts with county agents conducting a three hour test session.
A distorted report notes a Columbus meeting where pastors supported disarmament. The piece mentions a vote at a Washington conference on arms limitation and references a senator speaking on the topic.
Money loaned at six percent on four listed stocks includingTempler Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Dustantees Mize F G Clark Hinds Daucbe Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babrock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steamship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and many others Bring in what you have.
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