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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1934
Page
5
L B Hindman acting pastor leads Bible School at 9 30 AM. John J Hogan superintendent announces preaching service follows.
Church listing for Pauls Evangelical and neighboring congregations includes Rev Ernst Wang Berry at 250 Third Street and Rev G T Settle at Oberlin Road with Sunday School times 9:30 and 10:00, morning services, evening services, and midweek prayer meetings. additional entries show Emmanuel Lutheran Princeton Garford with combined service at 10:00, and other churches on East Avenue Second Street and nearby avenues with varied service and prayer meeting times.
A compilation of weekly services from several churches including African Methodist Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street with Pastor R. A. White and Farah M. Pryberger. St Johns Lutheran Broad Street with Pastor Schroeder. Salvation Army at 119 West Hiver Street led by Rev. Tibor Toth. and others listing service times, Sunday Schools, and lectures.
Rev C F Wiseman leads Sunday School and church services at 9:00 during July and August at 403 Lod Street Corner Lake Ave and West Street. Rev J B Bell conducts Sunday School at 9:45 Morning Service at 11 30 and Evening Service at 7 30 Prayer Service held Wednesday evening.
Church listings show Bethany Baptist with Rev. C. C. Smith and Mi nistries at 9:30 Sunday School 11:00 morning service 6:00 P M evening and mid week prayer with specific officers at Cambridge and Prospect Streets Barpeelye lrerback Pasteur Church School 9:30 Morning Service 10:45 Elder George Aldridge pastor POW War 679 PB Evening Service 7:34 First Congregational Corner Court and Sealand Streets Dr W M Auld minister Church school 9:50 Morning Worship 10:45 Second Street and Middle Avenue Dr R E Netenbour pastor Bible School 9:454 Morning Worship Harrie G Stevick Sept 4 Morning Worship Young People's Society 6:15 7:50 Evening Worship Wednesday Prayer Meeting.
The First Church of Christ Scientist offers a morning service at 11:00 AM with Sunday school at 9:45 AM and 11:00 AM. Wednesday evening testimonials at 8:00 PM. Reading Room open daily 9:29 AM to 5:90 PM. Saturday hours 7:00 to 9:00 PM. United Bible Students meet Sunday at 10:39 AM with an 7:00 PM evening service.
The tale notes a vow and a farmer’s quip about milk when asked about voluntary contributions. It argues that giving follows being asked or pressured, concluding that most will not give unless prompted or cornered.
Grace Lutheran Church corner Princeton Avenue and East River Street hosts Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 30 a m Morning Service follows at 10 45 am Rev F J Schumm officiates Foster parish notices list services for the congregation.
The First Methodist Church on Third and Court Streets lists Sunday School at 9 80 and Morning Service at 10 43 with no evening service. A second entry for WF Clay Pastor shows Sunday School at 9 45 and services at 4 45 A M and 7 45 P M with a Wednesday Prayer Service at 7 45 in the evening.
Christ's Temple Church, Will Oberlin Road, Rev. T C Williams pastor. Prayer meeting at 5:90 AM. Sunday School at 10:00 AM. Morning worship at 12:90 PM. Brotherhood at 6:00 PM. Rev. C Brown pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 AM. Evening worship at 8:01 PM.
Fourteenth Street and West Ave Holy Cross Church conducts Masses at 9 15 and 10 45 A M Rev Budny Foster officiating St Andrew's Church Episcopal at Middle Ave and Third Street, Edwin B Redhead rector. Holy Communion at 7 30 Worship at 9 30 Church School 9 30 Healy Communion and Sermon at 1 45 PM.
The message calls the church the spiritual power house of the community and urges strong church membership. It compares religious and educational roles, notes the spread of Christ’s ideals, and asks readers to attend services this Sunday and help keep the church strong.
A Sunday school card summarizing an Illustrated Lesson on Elisha aiding the needy. It presents a Biblical narrative from Scripture IT Rinse 4 1 44, credited to Rex. Alvin E. Beil and Alfred J. Buescher, highlighting charity and providence through Elisha’s actions.
The article lists 1933 totals for church additions and foreign offerings, notes the first U S baptism in 1540 on the Ocmulgee near Macon, and previews major anniversaries. It mentions a new Presbyterian paper in New York edited by Dr. Edmund B. Chaffee, Bishop Isaaq Lane’s 100th birthday in Jackson Tennessee, and New Brunswick Theological Seminary’s 150th anniversary. It also covers a proposed $19.9 million completion of St John the Divine Cathedral, with Manning having raised $10 million in a decade. the cathedral will be the largest Gothic space with vast capacity.
The text argues that shared worship enhances spiritual experience more than solitary reflection. It says collective praise and song lift individuals to higher effort, unify believers into one soul, and reveal God's presence and life directions in public worship.
A writer poses a hypothetical church membership cap of one hundred and a oneyear term with re election based on service. If everyone did as much as you, would doors stay open or be filled and the church stay alive.
A church official is urged to retire if personal feelings override church interests. The text warns that conscience guides actions toward profit or loss and notes that the world ignores those who deem themselves indispensable. Palmer is cited about making the best from any circumstance.
The article notes the Sunday August 6 1934 Lesson Sermon of the Church of Christ Scientist with the Golden Text from Isaiah 40 11 and James 1 17. it quotes from Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health stressing that God is Love and infinite Mind and urges acceptance of perfection and the sufficiency of divine abundance.
A tale from Admiral Farragut’s youth recounts a strict father’s rebuke that ends the boy’s drinking and swearing. The story frames virtue as the path to manhood and ends with a note that kindness is the world’s needed art.
Circle No 1 of the Brighton M E Ladies Society meets with Mrs Erwin Perkins on Thursday afternoon August 9. The Brighton W C T U plans a picnic at Rev Newton Moore home on Wednesday afternoon August 9. All regular members and families are invited to attend.
Circle No. 2 of the Brighton M E Ladies Society shifts its picnic to August 7 with a covered dish lunch on the Avon lawn. Numerous local visits are noted, including Robisons in Cleveland, Hemphills and Harrelsons in Kipton, and gatherings at homes in Wellington, Elyria, and Bay Bridge. Reunions are planned at Whitmer in Orville and Searls in Shelby with family and friends attending.
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