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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1921
Page
8
St Pauls Evangelical Church observes its fiftieth anniversary tracing its origins to 1871 with founders and early members named. The piece details ministry history, pastors, congregational groups including Ladies Aid, Young People's Society, Missionary Society, and program plans for a three day celebration featuring sermons, choir, and community events.
The piece critiques education and religious views, challenging whether schooling shapes character and public spirit. It cites Taft and Unitarian debates, contrasts parishioners with parish-showners, and questions immigrant "raw material" and Americanization, ending with reflections on the Lord’s Day versus weekend use of time.
The Church of W Y Noel pastor Seroad WW EK located at 14th and Middle Ave with residence at 226 West 16th Street offers Sunday School at 9 48 and a service at 11 a m.
Lorain and Huron Association churches join the Ohio Baptist Convention for a two day institute at Oberlin First Baptist with Rev J W Weddell as pastor. The program includes home and foreign mission study training with lectures, stereopticon views, and group conferences. Speakers include Rev W A Holmes Rev F G Cressey Mrs F A Lippert Mrs F G Cressey and Miss Dunham from the state convention staff.
The Sunday program at the church includes junior communion at 9 o'clock and a 10:45 morning service with a sermon. The day observes the fiftieth anniversary of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Episcopal church, with music including The Lord is my light by Rogers. An evening service follows at 7:15.
Beginning tomorrow Governor Davie and several mayors call for service tags and county participation in a national Fleet movement in Washington. A Lorain county fund drive is organized by the American Legion with churches urged to participate in a great patriotic effort honoring men at work in the world war led by the National Association of Women with Mrs. Warren C. Harding as honorary president.
Rev John H Grant invites worship at First Congregational Church corner Second and Court streets. Services at 9 30 with a gracea school for all ages and three adult classes on Paul Hebrew History and Acts. Morning worship at 10 46 includes National Victory Memorial Building Campaign announcement. Christian Endeavor groups led by Clayton Halli and Robert Philpott.
A church invites locals on Cleveland and East Bridge streets to ride a truck to Sunday services arriving by 9:45. Morning worship at 11 with Mr. Birdsall singing. C E at 6:30 followed by an evening service at 7:30 featuring A Man Who Started Wrong. The text notes friendly welcomes and safe transport.
Money loaned at six percent on a list of stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tire and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guaranteed Mtg F G Clark Hinde and Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steamship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and many others. Bring in what you have.
The notice urges immediate battery care and maintenance to prevent a dead battery while driving. It promotes visiting for advice on battery health, costs, and care tips, warning that waiting until trouble hits is too late.
Tomorrow features 9 20 Bible school with a rival class contest between Men and Dorcas. Attendance topped rally day last week as the church reports strong engagement and a contagious new spirit. Morning worship at 10 35 with theme Whose Mosey continues Jesus' enlistment challenge. Evening service at 7 30 with Caleb, Optimist. Citizens Day C E seniors meet for announcements. Choir returns for services.
The Pentecostal Gospel Mission at 144 Bridge Street Elyria is led by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Gordon. Services include Sunday worship at 10 or 16 a.m. and 3 and 7 20 p.m. Bible study Tuesday 7 30 p.m. Wednesday prayer 2 to 5 p.m. Friday worship 7 36 p.m. Communion first Sunday morning. Telephone 27274.
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