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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
11
Oberlin and Amherst churches schedule Sunday services with multiple churches listed. Congregational, Baptist, Episcopal and Lutheran pastors named. services include morning worship, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth programs across Oberlin area and South Amherst.
Wellington churches report Sunday services across Congregational Methodist and Church of Christ Scientist. Congregational led by Rev Charles W Record with morning worship at 10 48 and evening at 7 30. Epworth League at 6 30. Church of Christ Scientist meets 11 00 over Beviers Store with subject Reality. Birmingham M E Church pastors Rev F Magar with Sunday school at 10 30 and evening service at 7 00.
An advertisement-like block touts Tepee Herb Tonic as a remedy for stormed kidney liver and bowel troubles and claims rapid relief when the right medicine is used. Personal anecdotes by Ida Richard and others are cited to support its effectiveness across several conditions.
La Grange area lists Sunday schedule across First Baptist Clinton Garvin pastor morning and evening worships at 11:90 a m and 11:00 a m with 10:00 a m Sunday school. Baton Church of Christ H A Eicher leads 10:00 Sunday school and 11:00 morning service with 8:90 p m Endeavor. Public service at 11:00 a m. Nev Buffington pastor. Munday School at 10:90 a m and service 7:15 p m. Hy Finley pastor. Sunday school 0:30 morning worship 1:30. One evening service Sunday.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Birmingham and service areas with names and initials but contains many garbled words making exact facts and entities unreadable. The readable portion indicates a local notice style though specific actions, dates, or organizations cannot be reliably determined.
Sunday school at 10:00 a m. Divine worship at 11:00 a m Evening service at 8:00 p m. South Ridge Church prayer meeting 11:00 a m Worship 8:00 p m.
Kipton Ohio September 24 Sunday services announced at Kipton Community Church led by Pastor Philip H. Harding. Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. with the morning service at 11:00 a.m. featuring a sermon by the pastor.
The item presents church forum questions on promoting a teacher with his class, recommended educational books for church programs, and whether Christians should drive on Sundays. It cites Rev Lester Bryans urging moderate driving and spiritual refreshment in nature after services.
A sermon emphasizes self-control and contentment, urging readers to avoid criticism, admit and correct mistakes, and pursue steady effort. It argues that adversity reveals character, while surroundings shape choices and time should be used wisely to build virtue.
Dr. Carl Yoder urges that the primary duty of every man is to become a citizen of the kingdom of God. He says the church offers a path to learn God’s mind through righteous, fatherly love and to act on that trust. He invites readers to accept the invitation and attend church next Sunday.
Discussion questions review the quarter's Sunday School lessons from Sept 26. Topics cover God's nature including judgment, love, omniscience, human leadership, Sinai's role, Israel's formation, miracles and their purposes, Moses' qualities, Israelite murmurings, and the Tent of Meeting significance. Prayer asks for revelation, guidance, and contentment through holy communion.
The article outlines Sunday school lessons under the theme Learning How to Live for September 26. It lists eleven principles emphasizing faith, obedience, service, proper environment, and the role of law and good counsel. It stresses trust in God, the value of children, missions, and the dangers of straying from the main track of law.
The annual Wo man s Home Missionary Society meeting is planned for Rochester in October. A national interracial church women conference was held in Eagles Mere September. Topics included interracial work and race relations. Filmmaker Major Dawley contributed six films for the foundation. The Lost World filming was enabled by Dawler's invention. Mission books for year include Foreign Missions and The Moslem Faces the Future. Reports note gains in world and Northern Presbyterian memberships, and Bible circulation comments from Rev Arthur H. Mellen in Mexico City. Experiments on non commercial church films are planned by the Harmon Foundation. George Reid Andrews and the Federal Council drama committee are mentioned amid other notes.
From London the appointment is announced for Miles Lampson, a comparatively young diplomat honored with selection for the key post in China. The news notes Lampson’s rising status and significance in British foreign service.
Mr Lampson, a veteran British diplomat born 46 years ago and educated at Eton, will take a senior post with wide experience in British diplomacy and ties to Far East affairs. He began in the Foreign Office, joined the 1906 mission to Japan, and later headed the Far Eastern section.
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