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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1937
Page
6
Holy Communion at 7 30 with church school at 9 30 and a 10 45 sermon titled The Sympathetic Christ. The Emmaus walk scene illustrates Jesus sympathy and its call to abide in hearts and homes. The Young People's Society hosts Epworth League guests at 7 20 with Dr Evans speaking. all youth invited.
After Sunday School at 9 30 chapel worship follows at 10 45 with the pastor delivering a message titled A Vision In The Night The morning anthem is O G Saviour Of The World by Goss and the offertory Adagio by Bargiel performed by Professor L E Holden. The evening message concludes the service.
The Sunday program centers on The Blind See with a faith strengthening message. A fine musical program includes Schnecker pieces Sing My Tongue the Saviour s Glory and O Sacred Head Now Wounded performed by the choir and a string quartet offertory by Mrs Elizabeth Van Wormer Elyria. Additional midweek and youth gatherings are listed including Wednesday prayer on Psalm 24 and two B Y P U groups Sunday 6 15 p m. First Baptist extends the invitation.
The piece recounts Catholic settlement from 1838 in North Ridgeville with Peter Biermacher and Louis Schwartz, followed by waves of German and Irish families. It details parish founding efforts, a church built in 1875, a 1922 dedication, and growth through 1936 with a strong school, social groups, and high Mass attendance.
Rev. Otto Grace of Marion Ohio preaches both morning and evening at the Church of the Nazarene Revival. He has spoken on What hinders prayer and The baptism that John the Baptist pointed to among others. An officer in World War he shared battlefield experience as a background for his Christian soldier message. Sunday services include 10 45 a m worship 745 p m evangelistic and 945 a m Sunday School.
The Rev. Edwin Kirby will occupy the pulpit at 10 45 in the absence of Rev. G A Brown confined to his Princeton Avenue home with illness. Choir to sing Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord with Mrs Robert T Moore directing and Mrs Charles Fisker as accompanist. Bible School at 9 30. Lessons include Genesis 3 The Sin of Adam and Eve. Adults study First Corinthians later in the week. The Young People meet at 6 30. Session meets Monday at the parsonage. prayer service Wednesday followed by Teacher Training.
The Sunday school convenes at 9 30 with adult classes continuing Genesis chapters three and four on Consequences of Sin. At 10 45 Pastor A E Kemp preaches High Souls Demand We Want Life. Choir sings Savior Like a Shepherd. Intermediate Endeavor meets 6 00 on Forgiving Others as God Forgives. Senior group at 6 30.
Tomorrow the Second Methodist church hosts its annual Woman's Day led by Rev. C. O. Stewart. Mrs. Ida P. Miller discusses What the Negro Needs, backed by the Ladies Chorus. A 3:30 pm service at the Y W C A features Mrs. Hazel Mountain Walker, principal of Cleveland's R. B. Hayes School.
The article notes she is the only Negro woman in Ohio to hold such a posi tion and who serves as an executive member of the National Woman's Federation. She is a Columbia University graduate and studied law at Western Reserve University. The Women's Chorus, directed by Mrs. Stewart, will sing at the afternoon session.
Rev William Muir Auld will preach at 10 15 tomorrow morning at the First Congregational church on The Message of the Rainbow. The choir will sing The Lord Is My Strength by Rogers and God Is a Spirit by Grant. Church School meets at 9 50. All are invited to attend any service.
Rev W W Walker begins as Grace Lutheran Church pastor at Princeton Avenue and East River Street. Visitors are welcome to attend the 10 45 Sunday service.
The Sunday School and adult Bible class met at 9 30 with Willard Schmittgen serving as superintendent.
North Ridgeville Congregational Church sets 11 o clock morning service where Reverend Young speaks on Be Still and Know That I Am God. Sunday school follows at 1 o'clock with emphasis on children. music directed by Mrs. A D Knapp and Miss Eleanor Gerstenberger. all are welcome.
Leonard Fisk leads the Church School at 9 30 a m and the Service of Worship follows at 10 45 a m Dr Bond delivers What Would Jesus Do In Our Complex World Music includes Festival March Organ pieces Larghetto Postlude and vocal numbers Anthem I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Hymn Anthem Crossing the Bar with music by Dr and words by Tennyson
Bond announces Sunday worship at 7 30 with Dr Bond delivering Come Said Jesus Sacred Voice. Robert T Moore to sing solo. Epworth League attends Young People meeting at St Andrews Episcopal Church with a 7 15 gathering at the church. Junior Church at 10 15. Missionary Sunday features Mrs Ackerman teaching. participants include Jeannette Kirby Paul Smith Virginia Dumas Kenneth Fesler Robert Barnhart and Dick Barnhart.
The Rev Lewis L Merrbben will preach at the morning worship service at 10 45 with the topic Is the Book of Jonah Just Another Fish Story The Junior Vested Choir will sing a special number Plans for a general church get together with friends to enjoy a social program and discuss future plans are being considered The date remains unsettled
The Hungarian Reformed Church opens Sunday School at 9 00 with Rev Bela leading the ten o'clock service.
D. Carl Yoder urges attendance at church next Sunday highlighting Carlyle's view on sacred talk and public worship. The message invites the community to join in praise and shared reflections in a crowded sanctuary to inspire spiritual connection.
The two o'clock service will be followed by the Consistory monthly meeting at 3:00. Afterward the Consistory members will dine with the pastor at the parsonage. A Christian Endeavor service is scheduled for 6:00.
The World scene reports religious funding and outreach efforts including Oxford University seeking 100000 pounds for Biblical research and the South China Baptist Convention aiming to double church membership and distribute a million Gospel copies. Bibles priced at £350 in England sell well with limited luxury editions.
Preview of the Sunday lesson for all Churches of Christ Scientist on April 11 1937 explores whether sin disease and death are real and presents scriptures from Jeremiah 311 and 1 Timothy 17 alongside Eddy Science and Health points about man being Godlike and mastering immortality.
The Chicago Christian Industrial League residents crafted an altar from salvaged walnut and furniture in the home chapel. A January dedication featured a choir and communion for men who helped build the altar, illustrating a project that embodies spiritual home building and service.
A reflection on happiness flowing from the heart to the community. True joy cannot be stored or bought. it must be shared, lent, earned, and spent for the common good. The text argues that personal fulfillment comes only through giving to others, not hoarding private joys.
The questions ask who spoke the line The Battle is the Lord's before a famous battle who claimed My little finger shall be thicker than my father's loins what discovery did four lepers outside Samaria make what Christ said about sparrows and when the cry To your tents O Israel was raised on a momentous occasion
A school essay recounts the prophet Elisha who warned rude children he would unleash his bear on them. The children teased him, he followed through, and the bear devoured them, illustrating a grim moral told with humor.
A set of five historical Bible themed prompts: 1 David before Goliath, 2 Rehoboam, 3 the vanished Syrian host, 4 the sparing of none under our Father’s knowledge, 5 the split of the northern and southern kingdoms.
The world seeks action over excuses. A call rises for a doer who delivers results rather than a thinker who just explains failures.
A brief quotation noting that no one should regret aging when they have completed their work. The line reflects a stoic view of fulfillment and legacy attributed to Thomas Carlyle.
Faith journals a personal journey as she sails toward discovery seeking purpose and insight amid uncertain seas and changing horizons.
The piece emphasizes planning to stay on track and avoid delays as a guiding mindset. It suggests that forecasting future steps helps maintain progress and prevent setbacks.
A terse reflection on perseverance and duty as the sole path to true achievement. The statement emphasizes steady effort, discipline, and steadfastness as essential to realizing goals. It frames duty as unglamorous but inevitable for progress.
Report notes several locals at their wits end amid economic strain and rising prices. Inspectors urge calm and aid to households facing hardship.
A church critique argues that the phrase Father forgive me as I forgive others misleads. It says true forgiveness requires blotting sins from memory, not retaining grudges or cutting ties, challenging the idea we can forgive without fully reconciling.
A succinct reflection on how hardship drives growth, noting that many people resist wealth yet genuine progress often stems from setbacks. The speaker emphasizes learning from adversity.
A reflective note on how enduring hardship can foster hope, resilience, and future opportunity, suggesting struggle often seeds personal growth and renewed purpose.
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