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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1926
Page
10
church services across Oberlin and Amherst list Sunday schedules for Congregational First Church Episcopal and other denominations with times for morning worship Sunday school and evening services. A note mentions a Baptist Bible Union delegation from the county planning local organizing efforts.
Mrs Nettie Saltsman of 23 Fassett Avenue Ashtabula Ohio reports six years of poor health with constipation indigestion gas headaches and sleepless nights. After using Tepee Herb Tonic one bottle she notes relief improved appetite no bloating and normal sleep with a solid recovery. The ad promotes Tepee Herb Tonic via W Phillips' Drug Advertisement.
Kipton Ohio September 3 church notices list Kipton Community Church led by Rev Philip E Harding with Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m including a sermon by the pastor.
Local listings show FMST Baptist Church led by Clinton E. Garvin with morning worship at 11:00 and an evening service at 7:30. Methodist Church conducts Sunday school at 10:00 and public service at 11:00 led by Rev. B. H. Ryan. Eaton Church of Christ offers 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service, with Christian Endeavor at 5:00. Church of Christ notes pulpit is supplied and Bible school at 10:00.
Grafton churches announce Sunday schedule led by Rev. Leroy Wright. Morning service at 9 50, Sunday school at 11, evening service at 7 30.
Belden church in Telden on Sunday offers Sunday school at 10 30 and a morning service at 11 30 led by Pastor M A Church Nev Leroy Wright.
Carl Yoder argues worship requires a definite place to symbolize and vitalize faith. He cites biblical centers of worship like the Tent of Meeting and Jerusalem Temple, urging readers to attend church next Sunday.
Sunday Sch discussion prompts for Exodus 1 23 for September 4 3. What is the real purpose of prayer What makes people irreverent How does God speak to us and how do we know what he says Why is it best that much of what we would like to know is not revealed to us How much divine guidance is necessary Provide reasons for your answers.
A religious meditation urges practicing the presence of God through continual prayer. It questions why all able bodied individuals should attend church, citing Clericus on inner talk with God and divine presence guiding believers like Moses.
The lesson describes Moses on the Mount receiving the Ten Commandments and returning to plead for Israel. It notes the Tent of Meeting as a sacred worship space, warns that neglect leads to idolatry, and highlights the people’s reverence when Moses enters the tent.
The passage notes God conceals what is not best for man to know and reveals enough to fulfill His will. It cites Moses' face to face communication, Christ as the embodiment of the Father, and the believer’s quest to know God for eternal life. It concludes with God promising presence and rest to Moses throughout life.
Ninety two Moody Church missionaries are supported. Maude Royden preaches at Liverpool's largest cathedral audience. 1924 educational gifts total 1,722,887 dollars. Carnegie funds Northwestern University hymn chair. Lieutenant General Chong ships Bibles and New Testaments to Mongolian front. Evanston aims to curb drunk driving ahead of grand jury. Bible societies supply most scriptures abroad, with Americans focusing on Mexico and Asia.
An aged father cites the couple’s neglect of the Sabbath as the root cause of their divorce. He explains they slept late on Sunday and failed to attend church, inviting friends for supper and drifting from religious observance.
An elderly speaker reflects that neglect of the Sabbath led to broader carelessness. The old man mourns the decline in reverence as the root cause of the community's Sunday and other moral laxities.
The text urges that life has value when acted righteously and warns against spiritual pretence as offensive to God. It cautions that losing direction leads to disaster and that attempts to escape work can lead to mischief. It ends with a quip praising a man who can still.
Dr Caldwell of Monticeton prescribes Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for constipated infants and children. It avoids violent purges and is safe and pleasant even for feverish or bilious youngsters. Free sample offer via Monticello Illinois address.
The text urges enduring patience from God in disappointment and warns against relying on mere religious propriety. It contrasts a hollow propriety with a living religious life, noting the need to uproot hard hearts so God can reach the heart's deep places.
A church forum asks how terminology signals progress from Awakening era terms to modern language and outlines a church educational committee defined to include pastor, director of religious education, and leaders from all educational agencies. The panel notes the committee administers the entire religious education program across sun- day school youth society Bible school missions recreation and more. Traveling 12000 miles, Miss Beryl Mills arrives to appear on Miss Australia in Atlantic City beauty pageant.
Trade paper cites 3,878 German motion picture theaters with 1,402,462 seating. half opened since 1918. Bavarian tax clash over hair and portraits ends with defeat as women hairdressers celebrate. Lady Eustace Percy, wife of Britain’s education minister, runs a workshop at her country home using munition-making skills.
A noted scientist attributes Napoleons fighting strength to highly active adrenal glands. The ad emphasizes Glandogen as a gland tonic for both men and women, urging buyers to accept no substitutes and to seek genuine Glandogen from C. W. Phillins Drug Co.
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