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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
9
A collage of weekly services across churches and abodes including Congregational, Church of Christ Scientist, Paul’s Evangelical, Sted Presbyterian, Methodist Episcopal, Salvation Army, St John’s Lutheran, and St Peter’s Catholic. Listed are service times, Sunday schools, testaments, and meeting notes for the region with addresses and pastors noted where applicable.
The teachers closed their institute after a successful series of sessions. They resolved to urge the Board of Education to furnish a meeting place free of charge for future sessions and to commend officers and participants for faithful service to the schools.
The Local County and City Teachers Institute pledges renewed effort to train children in respect for American ideals and law. They note the retirement of veteran Mr H M Ebert and promise to remember his counsel, welcoming him at future meetings. Signed by J S Massen Joe Mitten Mrs E R Johnson Amy Saye Edna Taylor.
The safety film Food for Thought directed by the Film Corporation of America will be shown simultaneously at all St Louis first-run movie houses, with arrangements underway by Matt F Morse, manager, to coordinate the screenings.
The Automobile Club of Missouri helped sponsor a film aimed at encouraging pedestrians and motorists to observe traffic laws, a move supported by automobile men and associated groups seeking safer streets.
The article discusses observations suggesting that strict traffic observance can halve street and highway accidents. It notes filming for Food for Thought using Gardner Motor Co. cars with enclosed 4 wheel braking and emphasizes advanced braking safety.
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