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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

10

Easter Services at North Olmsted Universalist Church

Easter observances at North Olmsted Universalist Church include a 9 45 am church school with special recognition across all departments, a 11 am sermon on The Old Rugged Cross by Rev. William G. Schneider, and an 8 pm address by M C Yeagle on the Passion Play at Oberammergau. Kindergarten care will be provided. High School youths manage ushering and collections. On Saturday April 27 boys aged 7 to 14 begin a Cleveland educational trip meeting at 9 am with lunch to bring.

Church School North Olmsted Universalist Church Old Rugged Cross William G. Schneider M. C. Yeagle Oberammergau Cleveland

Easter Services at Kipton Church Celebrate Resurrection

Kipton Community Church announces Easter events with a 10:00 program by church school children, 11:00 morning worship featuring Easter Triumph, baptisms, and solos. At 7:45 Easter Musicale includes preludes, hymns, cornet and violin solos, a tenor and soprano duet, readings, and a final benediction amid Easter lilies and a cross display. Public invited.

Kipton Community Church Children of the Church School Calvary Carl Bates Edna Bates Christ Leonard Davidson Erwin Batez Leo Reynolds

Easter Sunday Sermon At Fields M. E. Church

The Rev. John G. Koontz delivers the Easter Sunday morning sermon on If There Were No Easter at Fields M. E. Church. The service begins at 10 15 with a children’s serm onette promising a beautiful reward for all who come forward.

John G. Koontz the Fields M. E

Suburban Church Directory for North Ridgeville and Nearby

Church listings include North Ridgeville Congregation with Rev Edward Young and Rev John Koontz services. St Epworth League. Penfield Junction Fisherman's Club preaching. St Peters Catholic Church with two priests. Avon Baptist Church led by A Bantham. Vincent M E Church with Rev H Rian. LaPorte Methodist led by Rev Paul Brown. North Easton Church of Christ with Rev Percy Kohl. Avon M E Church on Detroit Road. Columbia M E Church. South Ridge Zion Evangelical with Rev KR G Prerer.

ST. Peters Catholic Church North Ridgeville John SS Rhein Joseph Buescher North Easton Church OF Christ Percy E. Kohl Avon M.E Detroit Road B. H. Ryan South Ridge Zion Evangelical KR. G. Prerer Bungay School

Easter Baptism Service Promises Special Music and Lecture

Valma Andrews will present The Holy City piano solo and the young People's choir will sing He Lives Forevermore during a baptism service. Rev. Koontz's niece Georgia Mae Koontz to be baptized. Lacyie quartette and Miss Agnes DeLoyd add music. Sunday school at 11 13 theme Life in the Light of Eternity. Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Marion Bainbridge. Rev Herbert G May of Oberlin will speak on Mount of Olives Jerusalem and the Holy Sepulchre during Holy Week with Easter music to follow. All are invited at 7 30.

Christ Jesus Mise Velma Andrews Adams Oung People’s Choir Wilson J. G. Koontz Nevin Victor Lorenz Agnes DeLoyd Epworth League Marion Bainbridge Herbert G. May Oberlin Graduate School of Theology Mount of Olives Jerusalem Holy Sepulchre May

Questions and Answers on Future Life for Sunday Service

Questions and Answers on the Future Life drawn from Luke 24 1 12 and John 14 1 6 for Sunday April 21. It lists six discussion questions about value of future life faith relation to earthly life comfort in John 5 belief in God peace to the heart and obstacles to belief in the Resurrection. Clericus notes death terror and reassurance in the risen Christ and cites a prayer thanking God for the reunion in the world to come and asks to order our lives accordingly.

Clericus Christ Jesus Christ

Modern Methods in the Church School by Grime

A compact survey of classroom practices and instructional aims for church schools. The author outlines modern approaches to Bible teaching, student engagement, and moral formation within a religious education setting.

Grime

Dreamed Comments On the Resurrection Lesson

The lesson explains why the future life matters as it shapes faith and conduct. It highlights the women at the tomb, the empty tomb proving Christ’s resurrection, and angels announcing the living among the dead. It stresses remembering Jesus words and trusting his promises as part of divine purpose.

Jesus Christ Galilee

Round Table Press Aims to Reignite Church School Work

The Round Table Press presents the experiences of a teacher who has successfully sparked imagination and interest among junior boys, driving home core religious ideas. The work promises guidance for teachers and ministers seeking fresh vitality for church school programs.

Round Table

Doubt, faith, and the resurrection in John nine

Excerpts discuss disbelief among Jesus followers at the resurrection, Peter’s search for evidence, and the promise of eternal life. Belief in God and Christ implies a lived Christian experience, with Jesus preparing a place in His Father’s house and returning to receive believers.

Christ Jesus

Ancient Passenger Coach to Be Shown in Boston Center

Lafayette Indiana report says a passenger coach from the original Boston and Providence Railroad built in 1833 will travel in a freight car to be displayed at the New York New Haven and Hartford Railway centennial celebration in Boston during May. This treasured Purdue University locomotive museum artifact will be crated for the journey.

Lafayette Ind Boston and Providence Railroad Purdue University Locomotive Museum New York, New Haven and Hartford Railway Company Boston

Jail Sentence Ends Story Of Wife's Love

In Vienna Clementine Lorenz a 40 year old tax administration secretary was sentenced to eight months hard labor for a crime rooted in love for her husband Anton. The couple lived on her three dollar monthly pay. She warned a firm official and helped delay a tax fraud probe by alerting the general manager and seeking reemployment for her husband. The manager got six months. she received eight months though no material gain occurred.

Vienna Clementine Lorenz Tax Administration Butien Anton Clementine

Astronomers Plan Meeting in Paris Congress

Three hundred foreign astronomers are expected in Paris from July 9 to 17 for the biennial Congress of the International Astronomical Union. Prof. Frank will preside over the sessions of the Congress.

Paris International Astronomical Union Frank

Yale Observatory chief Schlesinger at astronomy congress

Schlesinger, director since 1920 of Yale University Observatory, heads the executive committee drafting the congress agenda. Count de la Baume Pinginel, president of France’s National Committee on Astronomy, arranges practicalities with Jules Balillaud. Thirty nations will be represented as in 1932 Harvard gathering. The meeting aims to inventory astronomical discoveries of the past three years and focuses on a new star found by an amateur astronomer.

Schlesinger Yale University Observatory Count de la Baume Pinginel National Committee On Hain Jules Balillaud Paris Observatory Harvard University Cambridge Mass

Anonymous letter leads deputies to backwoods liquor still

In Elizabeth City North Carolina an anonymous letter sent to county police pointed to a map locating a backwoods liquor still. Acting on the guide three deputy sheriffs traced the site and destroyed an eighty gallon still.

Elizabeth City N. C

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