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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1935
Page
11
Elyria churches publish Easter plans with multiple services and concerts. First Congregational hosts a 10:45 a.m. sermon The Easter Message. Grace Lutheran, St Marys Catholic, Emmanuel and Second Methodist announce morning and evening programs, baptisms, choirs, and special music. First Baptist lights an early sunrise service at 6:00 a.m. plus two 10:45 a.m. services and revival closings.
Easter Sunday at First Methodist Episcopal features a morning sermon by Rev Edward J Bons on The immortality of the Soul with solos and anthems by Robt T Moore and Louise Brown. New members welcomed. Elyria Masonic Chorus to give an Easter Evening Sacred Concert at 730. Epworth League sunrise service at 630 with Meaning of Easter. League to visit Lorain County Children's Home at 215. devotional at 600. A religious play The First and…
St Pauls Evangelical Church marks Easter with a Praise and Communion service at 6 30 am featuring the choir directed by Mrs F C Ruth. musical numbers include Easter March Impromptu March in B flat and multiple anthems. A vocal duet by Mrs A Pitman and R Dunford precedes communion. An 10 45 am service offers Marche Pontificale Fanfare Elevation and Let All on Earth their Voices Raise with a Stainer anthem. Newly confirmed class will receive communion during service. Young Peoples League meets at 6 45 pm to close Easter day services. Everyone welcome.
Easter program begins at 6 30 am with a pageant by the Christian Endeavor Society and baptism of many Sunday school scholars. A Bible School session at 9 30 am precedes an address A Living Temple. Worship at 10 39 am features Rev E W Allen on Life in the Light of Eternity followed by baptism. Evening events include The Holy City Jerusalem with Rev Allen at 7 30 pm and further baptisms. The Dawning pageant at 6 30 am, cast of 35 directed by Wayne Burdue with guest soloist Leonard Krugman of Grace Lutheran. participants listed.
The article lists a 7 30 a m Holy Communion with viola Haynes trained girls choir and a 10 45 a m program including Bach Gounod Parker Calkins and Handel works with soloists Mrs Fred Lohner Walter Smith Fred Winters and Russell Broughton. A 4 00 pm Children’s Festal service features processional hymns anthems and the Girls choir under Miss Haynes.
Easter observances begin with a 6 o'clock sunrise prayer meeting followed by a service arranged by the church youth. Rev. Dr. A E Kemp preaches on The Sunrise of Life with music by The Three Trumpeters and soloists. Morning activities include breakfast, Sunday School at 9 45, violin solo by Jack Roberts, and a 10 45 worship service featuring The Open War Into the Tomb, Easter Warning, He Did Not Die In Vain, Christ Our Passover, with choir and soloists Mrs Nellie Gregory and others.
The choir will sing There Is A Green Hill Far Away by Gounod and The Lord Is Risen Indeed by Stultz. Reverend Kemp preaches An Easter Sunset Message at 7:30 pm, with baptisms offered in the morning service at 10:45 and admission of members at all three services.
Special Easter services will be held tomorrow at the Congregational church in North Ridgeville. Junior and senior Sunday schools unite for a program at ten. Regular service at 11. Sermon subject "Believe in Me." Choir anthem and solo by Miss Eleanor Gerstenberger. Mrs Alvah Knapp is organist and to play Easter music.
Easter Cantata titled By Way Of The Cross will be presented Easter Sunday at 6 a m at Jones Chapel. The program features senior and junior choirs with solos recitations and a pantomime under the direction of Mrs Katie B Roseboro and Rev R A White pastor. The event highlights include songs such as The Greatest Love Calvary Means Victory and Ring the Bell of Gladness with a large cast of performers led by Ida B Jenkins Lillie Duvall Mildred Morris and others.
Two new horse races will be run in April and May to commemorate Britain's Silver Jubilee. The events, titled The King's Prize and The Royal Silver, mark royal celebration with prize offerings and modern fixtures planned.
Rev A E Kemp pastor Bible schedule lists Sunday School 9 45 A M church service 10 45 A M Intermediate and Senior Christ in Endeavors meet 6 00 PM Fellowship Forum 7 00 PM 608 Lodi St Willis Jackson acting elder Sunday School 9 45 AM Morning Service 11 50 AM Evening Service 7 30 PM B Y P U 6 00 PM Prayer service Wednesday 7 00 PM third Sunday Missionary Service 3 50 PM
Schedule lists Sunday School at 9:45 and 11:00 with Morning Service at 11:00. Wednesday evening testimonials at 8:00 PM. Reading Room in Redington Block at Middle Ave and Second Street open daily 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and 7:00 to 9:00 PM Saturdays, closed Sundays and holidays.
Seventeenth Street church announces Sunday School at 9 30 A M Rev C C Smith Pastor leads. Evening service at 6 P M with R Thrist Sept BY PB OU. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 P M led by OW R Dickerson President.
Cambridge and Prospect Streets Church School at 9 30 Mma Sessile Bauer Superintendent Morning Service at 10 45 First Hungarian Baptist Church 206 W River 81 Rev Julius Kish Pesior Sunday School at 10 00 MM Alex Rosa Sup Hungarian morning service at 11 00 A M Young Peoples Service at 7 p m Evening Service at 7 50 Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30.
Morning Service at 10:00. Sunday School at 2:00 PM. Sunday Evening Service at 7:30 PM. Afternoon Service at 3:15 PM. Bible Study Tuesday at 5:30 PM. Prayer Service Wednesday at 2:00 PM.
Second Street and S Middle Avenue hosts worship led by Dr R H E Neighbour with Bible School at 9 45, morning worship at 10 45, Young People's Society at 6 16, evening worship at 7 30 and Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 30 P M, under Pastor R H E Neighbour.
Ernst Irion pastor leads a Sunday program with 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 confirmation service. A 2:45 German Lenten service follows times, with an illustrated lecture on the annual Confirmands reunion at 7200. A Young People's meeting is not held.
Carlisle Ohio April 20 The Methodist churches at Columbia and LaPorte plan a 2a sunrise service at LaPorte Airport at 6 30 Easter morning led by Rev Paul Brown. Public invited to attend.
The Kan Act Dramatic Club of East Carlisle presented You Wouldn't Fool Me at Ea ton High School. A capacity house attended the Friday evening performance directed by Mrs Harley Haskins. Mrs Clayton E Smith played piano numbers between acts and was well received.
Miss Evelyn Lehman submits a report listing students by grade who did not drop below 99 in nine weeks and those never scoring below 5. First graders Pearl Carter Louis Denes. Betty Pias Arthur Pias Charles Johnson. third graders Helen Marie Plas Edward Plas. fourth graders Helen Kavala Marguerite Campbell Edward Tomski Stephen Soiet.
Mr and Mrs George Good year entertained relatives Sunday at their home on the Butternut Ridge road for the birthday of their son Howard Goodyear and granddaughter Alma Goodyear of Cleveland plus cousin Arthur Pierce of Indian Hollow. The table was set for twelve with a centerpiece of spring Mowers. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edwin Schoenherr and their daughter Joan of Elyria and Mr and Mrs How.
The notice lists service times for multiple churches including Church of the Nazarene at 419 Cleveland with pastor W F Clay, Shiloh Baptist with Rev C Brown, Church of Christ with acting pastor Rev Edgar W Allen, and Jones Chapel with Rev R A White. It details Sunday schools, morning and evening services, youth and junior activities, and midweek prayer and league meetings.
Second M E Church on Middle Avenue lists 11:00 AM service Epworth League 6:30 PM and evening service 7:30 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 PM Junior choir Thursday 7:50 PM Senior choir Friday 7:30 PM Holy Cross Church on Fourteenth Street offers Masses 8:15 and 10:45 AM United Bible Students meet 10:30 AM Sunday Episcopal Corner Middle Ave and Third St with Holy Communion 7 AM Church School 9:00 AM Morning Prayer 10:45 AM Hungarian sermon 3:90 PM Christian Endeavor 6:00 PM Church of God in Christ 49 West Ave preaching 11:30 AM U P 6:00 PM Evening Service 7:00 PM First Congregational Corner Court and Second Streets Dr Wm Muir Auld minister Church School 9:50 AM Morning worship 10:45 AM
Lake Ave Community Church and Bible School lists Bible School at 9:30 A.M. Rev. E Peck pastors. Kermit Leiby delivers baptismal preaching service following.
Rev G T Settle, pastor, presides over a Sunday forum held on the fourth Sunday at 3 30 PM. A Young People’s meeting follows at 6 30 PM. Prayer Meeting occurs Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
Rev. F. J. Schumm pastor leads Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9 30 AM with an Evening Service at 7 00 PM at the Corner Princeton Avenue and East River Street church location.
Cleveland residents Mr. and Mrs. George Goodyear hosted the event, welcoming Alma and Mae Goodyear and Miss Betty Pierce, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Pierce and daughter Betty Pierce from Indian Hollow Road as guests.
Mrs. Frank Harrison opened her Grafton road home to friends who had not met since school days. A luncheon at one o clock featured spring season appointments and a warm note that old acquaintances should not be forgotten. Attendees included Mrs. William Swanson Berea Mrs. Margaret Gault Cleveland Mrs. William Block Anna Hallup Elyria Mrs. Leon C Ward Chestnut Ridge Mrs. Leon Welton Grafton road Mrs. Bert Eddy and Mrs. Albert Krebs Butternut Ridge road.
The East Carlisle Parent Teacher Association held its monthly meeting at the school on Friday evening led by president A H Goodspeed. Mrs C E Nichols urged preschool parents to bring children Tuesday morning for the annual May check up at nine o clock, with health nurse Miss Ruth Paddock stressing the service is free and essential for school entry health. A nominating committee was elected comprising Mrs Charles Huacne Mrs Samuel Stevenson and Mrs Thad Robson, and auditing committee members were named as Mrs Rich-
FIRST METHODIST Third and Court Streets Dr EK. J. Bond Pastor Sunday School 9:30 Morning Service 10:46 Epworth League 6:50 Evening Service 7:30 P A of W 211 Oberlin Road Rev C H Tolbert Pastor Sunday School 10:00 A St Morning Worship 12:00 Brotherhood 6:30 Tue 7:30 Preaching Mission Society Wed Friday 7:50 Preaching EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH U S C Princeton and Garford Rev Harold A Sayles Pastor Parsonage 354 Princeton Ave Sunday School 9:45 Church Worship 10:45 y d fe Broad Street and West Avenue Rev Armin Schroeder Pastor Sunday School and Adult Bible class 9:15 A M English Service 10:00 A M German Service 11:00 A M
Adj and Mrs R W Amore are listed with a Holiness meeting at 9 30 A M Sunday in the county jail an Ing a Sunday 11 00 A M service and a Salvation meeting at 7 45 P M after a 2 00 P M Sunday School session
Ford M. Fryberser pastor offers Sunday lectures and messages from spirit friends. Monday features psychometric evidence. Evening spiritual advice by the pastor at 7:00 PM.
Rev Anna Hale conducts a spiritual lecture at 7 50 PM at Co F Hall 586 Broad Street followed by messages and healing service directed by the Alliance Spiritualist Lodge offering guidance and solace to attendees.
East Ave. and Second St. Rev. Geo. Brown, minister, announces Bible School at 9:50 A M Morning Worship at 10:45 A M Y P U at 6 30 P M Prayer meeting and teacher training Bible class Wednesday at 7 30 P M
Following a business session the Day Music Studios orchestra presented a program featuring Josephine Bailey Emma Lou Erdman Wilma Barkus Lee Barkus Elsie Yehl Lois Beckwith Georgia Birkline Nina Belle Birkline Phyllis Beckwith Betty Erdman. Selections included Ambition Overture and Rock-a-bye Moon and That You Saved For Me. A six year old Marian Bott and Bobby Bott sang Winter Wonderland with Marian Bott accompanying. James Farr performed a college medley on guitar and harmonica. Arthur P Bailey announced the program and dessert was served by Mrs A P Bailey and the executive board.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Johnson were honored at a Friday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Goodyear at LaPorte. Attendees included Archies Welton and children Janet and Kenneth, Edwin Schoenherr and daughter Joan, Joseph Schoenherr, Agnes Rawson, J. E. Persinger, Mrs. James Alexander, Robert Alexander, and the Johnsons, plus the Goodyears.
Reverend Paul Brown conducts a one to two o clock Good Friday service at the local Methodist church. On Easter morning the choir will present a cantata titled The Conquering King by Ira O Wilson.
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