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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1935

Page

2

Church Directory Listing for Local Congregations

A dense directory lists numerous churches with service times, locations, and leaders including Rev. G C Smith, Rev Julius Kish, Rev Ernst Irion, Rev Edgar W Allen, Rev R A White, Rev A Kemp, Rev Budny, Rev G W Hall, Rev Edwin B Redhead, Rev George Brown, Rev C J Tolbert, Rev Tibor Toth, and Rev R W Amore. It covers morning and evening worship, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and midweek programs across streets such as East Avenue, Middle Avenue, Lake Avenue, Fourth Street, and River Street, noting varied observances and hours for each parish.

Prize awarded to Porter Heaps for festival anthem

Porter Heaps, organist of the New England Congregational Church in Chicago, won the prize for the annual American Guild of Organists anthem "Thanksgiving for All Created Things" from 130 manuscripts. English church leaders note renewed youth involvement in church social life, with Sunday schools expanding despite fewer children, and a surge in practical religious book sales postwar.

American Guild of Organists Porter Heaps New England Congregational Church Chicago England The Free Church Council Methodist Church

York shire Youth and Christian Citizenship movement launched

A campaign to form a Youth and Christian Citizenship movement in York shire aims to enroll young men and women in the Church for civic service along Christian lines. The Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Synod commission will meet Episcopal representatives to foster Lutheran Episcopal understanding in the United States. Initiated by the Church of England and the Church of Sweden, August 18 is a Day of Prayer for African Peace led by Rt. Rev. G. Ashton Oldham. Clergymen of all faiths are urged to observe the day under the slogan Save the old Christian Nation in the world.

Yorkshire Evangeliscal Lutheran Augustana Synod Episcopal Church United States Church of England Church of Sweden G. Ashton Oldham Albany

The Meaning of Trespassing

A boy asks his father about trespassing after hearing the Lord's Prayer at church. The father prompts his son to share his thoughts, leading to a brief reflection on what trespassing means in life.

Sauntering on Mt Rainier Ends With Plain Rock Sit

A guide rejects a non ascent request from a visitor at Mt Rainier. The man wants only to see the mountain, not climb or explore. the guide directs his helper to find a firm rock for him to sit on. An editorial aside adds a quip about mistake repetition and a child's misinterpretation of grass rules.

Mt. Rainier Nisqually Bill

The Church Invitation and Civic Role

The church shapes society by directing conscience and public sentiment, trains leaders in citizenship, and supports education and care for the poor, sick, and aged. It invites all to join next Sunday, asserting the church as the organization of Christ's followers under D. Carl Yoder.

Christ

Better Way Youths Attitude Toward Racial Problems

At a Christian Youth Council of North America session a statement urged Christian youth to broaden communication between racial groups. It emphasized reverence for others’ beliefs, cooperation to build a diverse society, and replacing prejudice with a policy of live and help live through informed associations and methods.

Christian Youth Council of North America

Spiritual Lesson-Sermon Lesson for August 11 1938

The Church of Christ Scientist outlines the weekly Spirit centered Lesson Sermon for August 11 1938 with Bible citations from Galatians 6 8 Psalm 139 12 and Mary Baker Eddy Science and Health p 331. It asks seven questions about Jesus freeing a demon curing a palsied man the vision of beating swords into plowshares Dorcas residence and Paul on salvation plus Habakkuk 2 20 in the Lord is in His holy temple passage.

Churches of Christ, Scientist Mary Baker Eddy Jesus Peter Dorcas Paul

Do You Know Answers to Six Biblical References

The Gardarene demoniac occurs in the gospels. Aeneas is mentioned at Lydda. Isaiah and Micah are ancient prophets. Joppa appears in Acts. The call is to confess Jesus and belief in his resurrection. Quote: Let all the earth keep silence before Him.

Lydda Isaiah Micah Joppa Jesus

Services In The Churches Elyria First Baptist Mix

The First Baptist Church of Elyria announces morning services at 10 45 a m with Rev R W Neighbour and Dr Edward J Bond delivering the sermon. Evening services at 7 30 p m feature an evangelistic message titled The Dance of Death. Church School begins at 9 30 a m led by Superintendent Dwight Burr. Epworth League regular meetings are paused for two Sundays due to the Epworth Institute at Takeside Ohio. Rev W Shierbaum of Cleveland preaches at Emmanuel Lutheran tomorrow.

First Baptist Church of Elyria R. W. Neighbour R. E. Neighbour Calgary Alberta Canada Edward J. Bond Emmanuel Lutheran W. Shierbaum Cleveland Emmanuel Lutheran Church

Church Services and guest preacher announced for Sunday

Tomorrow at Second Congregational Church services start at 9 00 with Sunday School, followed by worship at 10 00 led by Dr A E Kemp on Gods Revealed Word Rings With Real ism. Intermediate Endeavor group provides special music. At First United Presbyterian Church morning services at 10 45 under L A Obitts in pastor’s absence, Bible School at 9 30 and Daniel temple and health study. No young people or midweek services in August. Lay readers conduct Sunday worship in rector’s absence, Walter Smith and Greenlee Haynes. Morning Prayer at 10 45 and hymn sermon Day of Rest and Gladness by Mr Smith. Rev William J Foster Mt Vernon Church of Christ guest preacher. Church School invites 9 00 session.

Seventeenth Street G C. Smith Dickerson Pras First Hungarian Baptist Church W. River Julius Kish Alex Yosa Young Peoples First Baptist Church Second Street Middle Avenue R E Neighbour Bible School Harlie G. Stevick Young People’s Society Church OF Christ Second Baptist Church Thompson's Hall Oberlin Road G. T. Settle First Congregational Second Streets Wm. Muir Second Congregational Church A. E. Kemp Christian Eendeavor First United Presbyterian Church L. A Daniel Temple and Health Walter Smith Greenlee Haynes Mr. Smith William J. Foster Mt. Vernon Congregational David Davids St. John’s Evangelical C. E. Schmidt Catholic Church of Nativity R. J. Steiger Methodist R. C. Jengon

When it is definitely settled that a thing can't be done

A concise aphorism notes the paradox of certainty and action where a claim of impossibility invites someone to prove it possible. It highlights human ingenuity and the persistence that follows declarations of futility.

Wellington Revival Tonight and Sunday Sermon Plan

At 6 p m the Christian Endeavor Societies hold their meeting Edgar W Allen will preach for the Wellington church on Sunday night Mrs C L Wigfield will sing.

Christian Endeavor Societies Edgar W. Allen Wellington C. L. Wigfield

Sermon Series on Great Sayings to Continue This Sunday

William Muir Auld continues his series on Great Sayings from the Bible with a Sunday sermon drawn from John chapter fourteen verse twenty seven. Miss Betty Jane Jackson will sing How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings by Liddle during the service.

William Muir Auld John Betty Jane Jackson Liddle

Notable aphorisms on fault, youth, and effort

A collection of maxims discusses burying faults in cemeteries of friends and how life’s value hinges on personal control of youth. It asserts death limits data gathering, notes the ease of fault finding, and urges rising by the efforts beneath us. It ends with a proverb about kites and wind.

Beecher

Oberlin 4-H club meets with local leaders in Russia township

Ten members of the Little Big Seven Boys 4-H club of Russia township and advisor Reinhard Hoffman met at the Grills home for a regular meeting. President Ralph Schramm led the business session. a committee chaired by Claire Reinhard handled club distinctions. Members with project books prepared for judging. some lack books. Plans include Wellington Fair dairy and cattle judging at Wooster, and a Russia club project tour starting Thursday with members presenting projects. Next meeting at Philip Worcester's home on Monday August 12.

Oberlin Little Big Seven Boys 4-H Club Russia Township Reinhard Hoffman Raymond William Grills Ralph Schramm Harl Sandrock Claire Reinhard Earl Sandrock Lorain County Wooster Philip Worcester Ralph LeRoy Schramm Edbridge Radcliffe Wesley Samslow Melvin Donald Hurst

Telephones Cut Trips for Doorstep Deliveries in Shops

Many shops offer telephone ordering to save trips. Call ahead for items and have them delivered to your home, a convenient service for customers seeking efficiency and time savings.

Our business in life is not to get ahead of others

A reflective aphorism about personal progress stressing self-improvement over rivalry. It frames success as advancing beyond one’s own limits rather than surpassing others.

Leaders Coming To Eucharistic Congress

Bishop Joseph Schrembs announced the program for the Cleveland Eucharistic Congress September 23 to 26 will mix devotional and educational elements. Noted speakers include Archbishop McNicholas and Cardinal Hayes. diverse sectional meetings feature leaders from Archdiocese of Cincinnati to national organizations. Cardinal Hayes will speak at the children's Mass. President Roosevelt may be invited. A separate item notes local flood effects on farms and roads after heavy rains.

Cleveland Joseph Schrembs John T. McNicholas Province of Cincinnati Diocese of Patrick Cardinal Hayes New York Cardinal Hayes Basil Takach Jessica Dragonette Schrembles Schremhbs President Roosevelt

Nash Family Activities and Local Visits In August

Sunday visitors from Chestnut Ridge included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nash at Walter and Beatrice Nash’s home. Oberlin move for Mr. and Mrs. Elmes to 120 North Pleasant Street. Ila Lucas of Collings visited Mrs. Leonard Berg. Nash family reunion planned at the N. B. Nash homestead on August 11. Earl Sandrock, Raymond Grills, LeRoy Schramm met at Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Mrs. Clarence Albrecht visited Amherst relatives. College Station Texas relatives arrived Monday.

Chalmer Davidson John Davidson Kipton E. A. Seamon Lakewood Flora Davis Cleveland Edward Schramm Juanita Schramm Vermilion-on-the-Lake Helen McConnel Wellington Mary Bullock Pittsfield Shirley Napp Marguarite Grills Eleanor Jackson Ora Streicher Harriette Sandrock Jeanette Berg Frances Noland Broadwell Cottage Fairfax Avenue Leonard Berg Anna Berg Eleanor Schramm Donald Cecil Grills Charles Nash Chestnut Ridge Walter Beatrice Nash Charles Elmes Huret Oberlin North Pleasant Street Ila Lucas Collings Leonard Berg North Russia Neadleguilid John Emerich Ccub Gertrude Schramm Grace Kent Elyria Nash N. B. Nash Homestead Earl Sandrock Raymond Grills LeRoy Schramm Vermilion-on the-Lake Clarence Albrecht Amherst Henry Reinhard College Station Texas

Buckeye 4-H Club judged at Lake Avenue School house

Sheffield August 10 Buckeye 4 H Club members arrived at Lake Avenue School house Saturday afternoon for judging of garments and books. Local judges included Mrs Pendry Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson and their families Mrs Earle Johnson and family and guest Dorothy Gates of Avon Mr and Mrs Percy Chambers and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Brush and family from Chestnut Ridge attended a birthday event after the judging.

Sheffield Buckeye Servers Lake Avenue School House Pendry Lee Johnson Earle Johnson Dorothy Gates of Avon Per Icy Chambers Clarence Brush Chestnut Ridge

Entertains Relatives for Birthday Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Chambers and family on Ford Road hosted a Chop Suey supper Wednesday evening for Mr. Chambers birthday anniversary. Front lawn table set for twenty-one with garden bouquets. Attendees included H. C. Chambers and family, Willard Taft, W H B Chambers, A. C. Haynes, F L Chambers, Marie Mittlestead, Mable Hollis, Marian and June Chambers, Neva Carrick, Clifford Spaulding, Geo. Chambers, Howard Carrick, Clyde Haynes, Frank and Bobby Haynes. Dorothy Gates of Avon spent last week with Joyce Johnson.

P. L. Chambers Ford Road Chambers H. C. Chambers Willard Taft W HB. Chambers A. C. Haynes F L Chambers Marie Mittlestead Mable Hollis Marian Chambers June Chambers Neva Carrick Clifford Spaulding Geo. Chambers Howard Carrick Clyde Haynes Frank Chambers Bobby Haynes Dorothy Gates Avon Joyce Johnson

Public meeting explains proposed school addition in South Amherst

South Amherst O Aug 10 a school auditorium meeting heard state education official Dr Reavis outline details of a proposed addition to the present school building. Also notes no church Sunday services due to illness, council to meet Monday, and brief social items from local residents.

Reavis South Amherst State Department of Education

Ancient Greek town Mirmekia excavations resume in Crimea

The Academy of the History of Material Culture restarts digs at Mirmekia in Crimea, an ancient Greek town founded in the 6th century and a historic trading hub between Greeks and Scythians, with excavations ongoing since 1934.

Woscow Academy of the History of Material Culture Mirmekia Crimea

Spike bending prodigy Elmer Kaspar tops rivals

In Montello teen Elmer Kaspar, 17, outbends rivals in daily contests at his father's shop, shaping a six inch spike into a marrow letter U, earning the title spike-bending champion against foes from Brockton and beyond.

Bender 3Rockton Mass Elmer Kaspar Montello Elmer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church Directory MT. Zion Baptist Ladler Jackson BY. P. U First Church OF Christ Scientist East Avenue Redington Block Middle Ave Segal Bethany Baptist Church Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge and Prospect Streets Church School Jassie Bauer Gospel Mission East Bridge Street ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church Third Street Ernst Irion 2Nd Congregational Church Corner Lake Ave West Street A. K. Kemp Church OF the Nazarene Clay Shiloh Baptist Church C. Brown African Methodist Church M. E. Church G. W. Hall Epworth League Holy Cross Fourteenth Street Weat Ave Budny Mammes U. B.S United Bible Students ST. Andrew’s Church Episcopal Corner Edwin B Redhead Lake Ave Lake Ava E. Pack Kermitsby Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Ava East River Street F. J Schumm United Presbyterian First Methodist Third Court Streets J. Nd Christ’s Temple P. A C. H Tolbert Brotherhood Teele Peeachink Misalon Society U. S Princeton ,and Garford Harold A. Sayles Pantor ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street West Avenue Armin Schroeder Salvation Army Agt Mra R. W. Amore County Jalil Salvation Magyar Reformed Church West River Street Tibor Toth Church OF God IN Christ West Ave E. Harris FIRST Ford M Alliance Spiritualist Church World Religious News Hughes Altman & Ackerman Beiter Kennedy Koal Ko Klean Koal Botamer Hughes Provision Co Bittner’s Funeral Home D. Carl Yoder Church of Christ Scientist Tom and Mabel First Baptist ST. Andrew's Baker Typewriter Service CO E. D. Schramm Sneakers Amleto Giovanni Cionani Edward A. Mooney Rochester N. Y C. H. LeBlond St. Joseph Social Workers Karl J. Alter Toledo and Ray George Johnson Department of Education National Catholic Welfare Conference Washington, D. C University Howard Covington Robert E. Lucey Amarillo Charles Mullaly Secret Heart Messenger Felix M. Kirsch Capuchin College Man i Mra. Waite Luella Walker Alkep Road Lois Youtey Billy Joyce Dorothy Gatee Vertilion-on-the-Lake Ford Road Hill Logan Gas Plant W. H. Jenne Service Foster Sts Elyria Belting & Machinery Co Walker Buckeye St Minnesota David Congregational Church Arthur Engle Dayton Hayles Jacob Muth Miss Lila George Garthe Lodi Gibson Henry Kolb Miller Nursery Lake Lenora Stevice Ohio State Medical Board West 4Th St Ohio Fuel Gas Company
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