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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
11
Oberlin church notices list services for United Church First Baptist Christian Science Society Episcopal Chris Church Zion Baptist First M B Church and Christian and Missionary Alliance with times for morning worship Sunday schools, prayer meetings and youth activities. Readers are invited to attend, with locations at Main Street Park Groveland West College Locust and Pleasant streets.
Amherst area church listings show Congregational Methodist led by Rev. F. Be Hathman with 10 20 morning worship and 9:15 Bible school at ST Peters Evangelical with 4 00 Morning worship. Lutheran Rev Henry Abram and St Joseph Roman Catholic with varying services. First Evangelical at ST W Tabbert, Morning Worship. St George Episcopal Spring Steuben with Morning worship. Union Church Rev R A Po minister with 3 Morning worship. St Johns Evangelical South Liberal Rev E E sodet Morning worship. Harvest Home week prayers and Harvest Home service noted. Brownhedm Drown A Sept. Pi Church services list Bible school at 8:30 and morning worship, with a note on “What is the church and What Should Be.” Columbia Center community lists Baptist Church 11:45 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. Morning service, M E 10:30 a.m. and 11:45 a.m. Sunday school, Prayer meeting Thursday.
Wellington area church services listed for Sunday across Congregational Methodist Church Church of Christ Scientist Baptist Bermingham etc with pastors and service times including morning worship at 10 46 am and 11 00 am and evening services at various times. Several towns Grafton Fields Eaton and Grange noted with respective pastors and schedules.
Kripton Community Church led by Rev. Philip E. Harding holds a Thursday 7:45 p m midweek prayer service at Kipton Church Kipton on Sept 17. Sunday school at 10 00 a m and morning service at 11 00 a m feature a sermon by the pastor.
Charlie Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel compares a trolley money box mechanism to directing graduates into suitable work paths. He warns industry lacks intelligent policy for channeling young talent into skilled labor and management, arguing white collar roles undervalue practical trades.
The text outlines a church rally week with programs for youths and adults. Wednesday includes a supper meeting and open discussion on church and country issues. Thursday focuses on prayer and devotion. Friday targets young people with a youth program. the following Sunday is Rally Day to maximize every minute for the good of all.
A historical church notice argues scientists affirm religion as a fundamental instinct and calls for a new emphasis on vital religious practice. It urges church attendance as the measure of religious emphasis and asks why not accept the church invitation next Sunday.
Sunday School lesson reviews Leviticus 26.3-200 on obedience to law. Questions address why laws exist, how human and divine law align, and enforcement of prohibition. A prayer honors ancestors who supported national prohibition and asks to guard that heritage.
The lesson notes Leviticus 26 3 20 as a framework for sacred living and obedience The author cites Whedon Dummelow Snowden and Poleuhet to explain how Mosaism guides conduct character and heart Noting rain as a sign of divine favor the piece links prosperity to obedience and warns that disobedience brings punishment It ends with a blunt appeal to uphold prohibition penalties as national policy enforcement
Church editor invites questions from church and Sunday school members to publish later. Proposes rally day and a full week of programs each evening with challenges to classes and a united church effort. Suggested topics include law enforcement education and cleaner living.
The Capital Til Church of Christ Des Moines took out a 28000 dollar policy with the church named as beneficiary on the pastor's death. A sick list for the First Baptist Mes Moines is posted, and readers are urged to visit the ill as Jesus commanded. Dan C Seitz cites near 8 million religious paper readers. Near East Relief is described as an arranged American Christian effort.
Remnants of Syria have placed 1,290 Armenian boys in Peasant homes of France under supervision, aiding life development. The American Protestant Hospital Association schedules its sixth annual Atlantic City convention for September, aiming to boost collaboration among Protestant hospitals. Six NYC churches push apartment blocks for financial support, while Chelsea Presbyterian plans a seventh. Around 600 Protestant and 150 Catholic youths prepare for overseas service next month, across large fields in France and Spain. The Protestant mission total nears 30,000 globally. The Ward estate funds charities, with Northwestern University receiving 60,000 as the largest gift amid a $15 million original estate now depleted by gifts.
The piece argues against standardizing faith and rubber stamping religion, warning that hate hides harm and the spirit endures through deeds. It asserts Christ within us when serving others, elevating humble labor, and notes self defense is justifiable but often used prematurely.
A reflective piece extols honest work and steadfast faith as enduring values and contrasts them with worldly vanities. It urges sharing love, supporting others, and trusting Christ, while warning that wisdom and science alone fail to illuminate true purpose. The era’s moral stance emphasizes virtue over luxury and doubt. The text notes London fashion items offering tiny pipes and tobacco pouches for ladies, signaling changing social trends.
Adri F Durant an 18 year old student from Zanesville endorses Kerker Asthma and Hay Fever Remedy trial. She says five bottles helped her symptoms and she believes it will help others. The product is produced by Kerker Medicine Co of Zanesville and promoted by Dr Parry Crandall at 108 Middle Ave.
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