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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1927

Page

4

Churches and Services Announced Across Town

A dense listing of area churches with pastors, service times, and programs across multiple denominations. Entries include CHURCH OF CHRIST DISCIPLES, ST ANDREW S EPISCOPAL, ST JOHN S LUTHERAN, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL, SALVATION ARMY, GRACE LUTHERAN, PILGRIM COMMUNITY, FIRST BAPTIST, LAKE AVE SUNDAY SCHOOL, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, ST PAUL S EVANGELICAL, FIRST METHODIST, SECOND M E CHURCH, BEPHANY BAPTIST, ZION BAPTIST, SHILOH BAPTIST, A M E CHURCH, SPIRITUALIST CHURCHES, and ALLIANCE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH with details on service times and activities.

Church OF Christ (Disciples Second Chapel Streets W. L. Burner Christian Endeavor ST. Andrew's Episcopal Corner Edwin GB. Redhead First Church OF Christ Scientist East Avenue

Pittsfield Notes From Oct 15 Social Roundup

In Pittsfield on Oct 15 Dale West son of Mr and Mrs Ira West visited friends Richard and William Harris and returned with his parents to Cocoanut Grove Florida after a summer in the north. H E Bartlett brought show stock of Shropshire and Southdown sheep home after six weeks on exhibition at the fair, including many prizes and several sales. Local residents and visitors frequented Lorain, Elyria, Wooster fairs and gatherings at the Schafer and Bartlett homes. Deaths include Fred Pitts lost a son by death recently and Fred Zimmerman a hare.

Pittsfield Dale West Ira West Richard William Harris Dale Cocoanut Grove Florida H. E Bartlett Shropshire Southdown Wooster Bartlett Christ Schafer Mary Schafer Lorain Earl Taylor Elrria Jennie Glynn Thomas Mitchel Olmsted Falls Earl Bartlett Ham Hartman Holzhauer Birmingham Oscar Ziece Mildred Holzhauer Carl Stimson John Schafer Mabel Brown Elyria I. T. Brown Crosier Frances Young Peter Springer Henry Brandt Lakewood Earl Bartlett Thelma Bartlett Earl Davidson Camden Albert Mohrman Claude Mohrmen Wellington A. P. Lincoln Smith Cleveland Augustus Yankee Frank Mohrman Penfield A. A. Mohrman A. C. Horton

The Curse of Covetousness A Chat With Sunday School Pupils

Dr Alvin E Bell discusses covetousness through the Naboth vineyard story. Ahab Jezebel and Elijah illustrate the dangers of greed, deceit, and perjury, warning that sin finds us out and that worldly bargains cost more than they seem. Historical lesson references and biblical verses frame the moral.

Alvin E. Bell Ahab Naboth Jezebel Jazebel Elijah Jesus Christ Naboth’s Vineyard Eliah

Child Injures Arm in School Yard Fall

Chalmers Moster son of Mr and Mrs Roy Moster fell while at play in the school yard on Monday and broke his arm. Mrs Maretta Battles of Brightog visits at the home of Mrs Jennie Glenn. Miss Celia Dague accepts clerking job in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Arthur Draper of Bakers Crossing entertained Sunday by his brother and wife, Mr and Mrs Glenn Draper. Mr and Mrs Moster and daughters Margaret Mabel and son Russell of Amherst were Sunday guests.

Chalmers Moster Roy Moster Maretta Battles Brightog Jennie Glenn Celia Dague Elyria Arthur Draper Bakers Crossing Glenn Draper Moster Margaret Mabel Russell Amherst

1925 US publishing totals by genre and industry

Census Bureau figures show textbooks as the most numerous 1925 books at 7,641,840, fiction 30,589,410, and juvenile works 25,213,635. Religion and philosophy total 12,244,000. poetry and drama 8,817,255. The industry encompassed 22,725 establishments, 296,324 wage earners, $502,114,078 in wages, $673,995,171 in used materials, and rising per capita consumption.

Census Bureau

ASK QUESTIONS Hear New Ideas In Home Making

The notice invites readers to explore innovative approaches in home making and to engage by asking questions. It highlights new dishes prepared in the modern kitchen as examples of evolving domestic practices and culinary style.

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