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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1923
Page
9
A dense listing of church services across multiple denominations with times, locations, pastors, and linked activities. Includes Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Baptist, Spiritualist, and Christian Endeavor events, plus Sunday schools and special programs at varied venues on Cheapside Street, Main avenues, and surrounding blocks.
Amherst area churches announce Sunday worship times with multiple denominations listed. Eastman leads Congregational Methodist services, M E church hosts while repairs continue. St Peters Evangelical and St Pauls Lutheran also schedule morning and Sunday school times. Catholic St Josephs offers Mass and catechism. St George Episcopal and Stone Church provide morning worship and Sunday school details.
Wellington churches list Sunday schedules for Congregational, Catholic St Patrick, Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ, and Bible Students with service times and pastors. Local reader note includes Sunday school, morning and evening services, and a Wednesday Bible lecture with speaker H. K. Finley.
Ridgerille church notices list Sunday services with Rev E C Young as pastor and a 10 15 Sunday school. Morning worship at 11 90 am features Harry Derbel of Cleveland speaking on Growth. St Peter’s Catholic Church notes masses at 8 15 and 10 15 with sermons, children’s instruction, benediction, and baptism after the last mass.
LaGrange churches release Sunday schedules with First Baptist led by Chester E Tulga offering 10:00 a m Sunday school 11:00 a m sermon and 7:20 p m evening service M E Church with G M Knapp pastor 16:00 a m Sunday school J H Curtiss superintendent 11:00 a m public service Epworth League 7:00 p m Bible study class Thursday evening reading 1 Samuel last half
At 930 sad 1f $9 or Week Prayer praise and testimony meeting at the J L Ross residence 248 Joby Street Wednesday evening at 7 20 o'clock All welcome No enlections
Mr and Mrs Richard Gibbons of Pittsfeld visited La Grange friends. Numerous neighbors hosted relatives from Indiana and Oklahoma. Local residents recovered from illness and enjoyed outings including fishing trips to Alpena. Medina Fair attendance and a Gleaners meeting featured by piano and vocal solos. Halloween plans, hospital train, and Western travels noted along with boarding at local homes.
Sept 22 Pittsfield notes report H E Bartlett showing Shropshire and Southdown sheep at Berea fair and earning premiums. Local road work progresses with cementing near Center road. Families relocate to new Oberlin home. visits across Wellington Sterling Elyria and Bedford areas noted. Farm activity includes early wheat planting weather concerns and county social visits among Pitts family and neighbors.
The article lists residents attending events in Cleveland and Wellington, mentions Thelma Bartlett earning a second premium at Elyria fair, and notes numerous local students at Oberlin High and Wellington High. It covers social visits, funerals, sick lists, road trips to Orlando and Petoskey, PTA plans, a new furnace, and a weekend break in at the school desk.
Miss Amelia Miller and Mrs. Josephine Grant and their little son of Oberlin visited Sunday at J. C. Davidson's, Mrs. Shook and daughter.
Avon residents hosted friends and relatives from Buffalo Cleveland and Lorain with visits and dinners. Many locals attended the Berea fair and a Go-to-Church rally, while Avon surpassed its Japanese reef Fund quota by raising $103.40 at the Baptist church event on Sept 23.
An annual civil service examination for the position of clerk cartier will be held at the post office on Saturday October 6. Details for the examination are to be announced.
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