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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
4
Lyria area churches announce Rally Day with 9 45 a m assemblies, special music, and Sunday programs. Endeavor groups, junior and senior classes, and a modeled service outline activities. Dr Weddell leads Bible study Monday, Communion planned Oct 30. calls for broad attendance.
Rev John H Grant leads services at Second and Court streets with a patriotic program. Church school at 9:30, Bible study classes, and a 10:45 morning worship featuring an address by Rev T M Hare, Field Secretary of the Anti Saloon League. Chaplain A A Hunter presides as Second Congregational Orchestra provides music.
The First M. E. Church lists Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:45 with topics on Promises and The Miracle of All the Ages. Epworth League at 6 and evening service at 7. Open air Salvation Arms services Saturday, holiness meetings, and youth gatherings are noted with officers Captain and Mrs. D L Hed dle in charge. Grace Lutheran and Pentecostal Mission also provide worship times and contact details. St Andrew's Episcopal notes Trinity season nearing end with centennial missionary focus on November 100th anniversary and special recognition.
The public is cordially invited to all services as part of the department of parish life. The note emphasizes encouraging participation and community involvement in worship and activities.
W L Burner pastor announces services at 619 East avenue A with 9 30 morning worship 10 45 Bible school 6 30 CE 7 30 evening worship and Thursday 7 00 Bible study on John. A debate on the Eighteenth Amendment features in the adult department and the choir will perform Recessional.
The Rev W R Smith reports Dr Weddell of Oberlin will host five nightly sessions at 7 45 at the United Presbyterian church next week. He will discuss The Gospel in Genesis and other fundamentals from his notes in My Study Bible. Attendees from other churches urged, as the meetings are nonsectarian and focus on scripture.
The Federated Churches of Lorain County sent letters to Senators Atlee Pomerene and Frank B WilHs and Representative Charles L Knight urging support for the Sterling-Towner Bill. It would create a national Department of Education with a cabinet secretary and a $100,000,000 budget, much of which would go to states to align with the program. The federation argues education deserves cabinet status alongside agriculture and other departments.
E F Kregar of Berlin Heights was driving on East Broad Street when his car skidded at Bridge Street corner and struck a telephone pole, breaking the pole and causing minor damage to the vehicle.
An editor notes a fall opening named The Sunny Window in the downtown district with hopes for permanence. The piece mixes seasonal imagery, art references, a poem excerpt by William M. Herbert Carrath, and a presidential note from President Harding about a large New York family.
A column discusses religious life and youth investment, noting $5000 per boy over twelve years and comparing material progress with spiritual growth. It recalls Oliver Wendell Holmes on reverence, parables of courtesy, and Mrs. Roosevelt Robinson’s talk on ideals. It concludes that a nation’s soul matters alongside its material strength.
Col McQuigg defines a bonus as extra pay or dividends beyond due amounts. He argues servicemen seek compensation for financial losses from their service, not premiums, dividends, or similar gains.
Money loaned at 6 percent on stocks including Templer Motors Mason Tre and Rubber Commonwealth Finance Bankers Guarantee Mtg F G Clark Hinde & Dauche Sherwin Williams American Multigraph Bishop Babcock Goodyear Rubber Miller Rubber Firestone National Acme Valley Steam Ship Stevens Duryea Cleveland Discount and others. Bring in what you have.
The ad describes precise Holland furnace placement with detailed heat loss calculations for each room and proper heat plant size. It guarantees correct heating with no guesswork and promises satisfied customers with a guarantee bond covering the furnace and materials.
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