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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
6
Parish notices from Amherst and nearby towns list church services and Sunday schools. Congregational, Episcopal, Catholic, and Lutheran groups detail morning and evening worships, youth meetings, and special sermons across several streets and parishes.
Local notices detail Sunday school times and worship services across several churches in Lagrange and Chester. First Baptist led by Chester E. Tulga hosts morning and union services. Methodist and Church of Christ announce regular schedules and public invitations. Public worship and midweek prayer meetings are listed with times and pastors.
A student narrator recalls a dream where Curtis asks St Peter for entry to heaven. Off duty St Peter delays, Curtis’s grandfather is charged at the gate, and Curtis is admitted only after his record is found insufficient. He wakes to a lesson of turning failures into effort and choosing a life of purpose.
A reflective sermon by Care Yoder discusses Hell without music self pity and the prize of service. It argues God’s reasons and purposes behind events urges reading uplifting books and maintaining gratitude. It also notes Christians should inspire others and build on previous labors of faith.
The church editor invites reader input on conference topics and Sunday school plans. It asks for criticisms and improvement ideas, reports from visits to other schools, and suggestions for reusing Rally Day souvenirs.
In Columbus on September 18, C. S. Magruder, state fire marshal, spoke at the Ohio District Lions Conference on fire prevention. Delegates gave talks highlighting their club’s outstanding accomplishments this year.
Bishop William F L Anderson urges church attendance describing the presence of God as the highest art. He argues faith and divine presence guide life and success, emphasizing church services as essential for spiritual growth.
This piece previews discussion questions for a Sunday school lesson on Paul to the Thessalonians and reviews two religious books. It lists questions about sacrifice and Christian virtues, then introduces Book Review Romance of Religion from Abingdon Press and The Contemporary Christ from Methodist publishers, noting themes and notable essays.
Amberst Sept 18 Opening chapel conducted by Nelson Zileh newly elected school council president. Class talks by Ruth Barkley Bert Xitler Zita Lahif and Madeline Davis readings on freshman impressions. Track letters presented to girls including Helen Dreuer Helen Eastman Dorothy Smith Mayme Sharp. High school song closed.
Miss Lillian Raesler hosted a party at her North Main Street home in Amherst on September 18 in honor of Lucille Pippert. Guests enjoyed games dancing and a pink and white themed snack reveal gifts from Sara Misses Florence and Dorothy Raesler acted as bride and groom in the gift presentation. Attendees included Clement Piper Lydia Fgli from Cleveland and Amherst friends from local families and schools. The couple soon to wed are Lucille Pippert and Arthur Aber sold.
Sunday lesson commentary on Paul writing to the Thessalonians after leaving Berea and Athens. The piece discusses Paul’s motives, suffering, and teachings on faith, endurance, readiness for Christ, and living rightly under God. It emphasizes example and precept, and urges teachers and ministers to model holy conduct.
Reports on the World’s Sunday School Association planning for a 1928 Los Angeles convention, missions activities in Venezuela Brazil and Peru, a gift to Rochester’s George Eastman Institute, a Presbyterian Alliance presidency change in Edinburgh, and social creeds from Congregational Churches. Includes a note on the first woman preacher licensed in North Carolina and an advertisement nudge for classified pages.
Amherst notes report the W W Co T U meeting at Miss Lucy Horn's home with devotionals and a convention delegate slate for Elyria October 5 to 9. Missionary and St Peter's Society gatherings are listed with readings and hostesses, plus sophomore election results and a family death prompting a Iowa trip.
Amherst residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Lorain Elyria and Cleveland. Mrs Affonse Borror returned from a two year stay in Pennsylvania and Mrs Ella N First attended events in Lorain. Rev J Soell and family journeyed from Port Hope Michigan after a Cleveland visit.
Avon column lists gatherings in Cleveland and Vermilion with Miss Hate Dechant Miss Marie Webber and families visiting relatives. It notes Mr and Mrs Patterson leaving for Berea and several neighbors traveling, plus visits by Isaac Chester and Marie Chester and the Goldsmith reunion. A death reported and Bishop McDowell's Ohio conference remarks conclude the items.
Julius Kinzel of Avon Ohio describes year long stomach trouble easing after taking Dreco. He reports improved appetite, fewer dizzy spells, and renewed health after using the Dreco treatment at Muir’s Cut Rate Store. Vaughan of the Dreco Laboratories offers free expert advice.
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