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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1934
Page
5
Rev. C. Smith, Pastor, Sunday School at 9:30. Christ, Supt. Morning Service at 11:00. Evening Service at 7:30. Mid-Week Prayer Service Wednesday 7:30 P.M. Ww. Vickerson, Pres.
A dense notice lists multiple churches across Cambridge with addresses on Prospect, West Avenue, Middle Avenue, East Bridge Street, East River Street, and more. It details pastors, Sunday School times, morning worships, afternoon services, and midweek prayer meetings, reflecting a crowded church schedule.
A composite church page lists services for Christ's Temple P A of W Shiloh Baptist Thompson's Hall Oberlin Road and other churches. It notes Sunday School times morning worship evening services prayer meetings and special programs at various streets and pastors including Rev Williams Rev Brown Rev Settle Rev Schroeder Rev Tibor Toth and Rev Budny along with youth and religious society gatherings.
The Church of Christ on Seco Second and Chapel Streets lists Wm. C. Bowler as minister. Sibley School at 9 30 A M, Morning Worship 10 30, Junior Church 10 50, A A Christian Endeavor at 6 10 P M, Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7 30 P M.
Scripted church notice lists Sud East Avenue Sunday School at 45 and 11.90 Morning Service at 1149 Wednesday evening testimony meetings at ?00. Reading Room in Redington Block Widdl Ave and Second Street open daily 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM and 7:00 to 9:00 PM Saturdays. St Andrew's Church Episcopal Rector Edwin B Redhead BD Holy Communion at 4 AM.
Stop Lake 4.e and B Hinamap Acting Pastor Bible School at 3 30 A M John KB Hogan supt Preaching Service follows at Lake Ave Community Church and Bible School schedule details in terse church notice.
St Pauls Evangelical at 230 Third Street lists Rev Ernst as pastor. Vacation Sunday includes church services with no Sunday school.
A fable about a self sufficient bee who rejects the colony to seek his own gain. He thrives briefly but the season passes and his wax and savings dwindle while others prosper. He returns to the hive for help, learning that alone work has little value, but together all creatures dominate the world.
The Emanuel Lutheran Church at Princeton and Garford led by Pastor Harold A. Sayles holds a combined Sunday School and church service at 10 09. Parsonage located at 554 Princeton Ave serves the congregation.
Rev R A White presides with Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service at 10 48. Evening service at 7 30 on Sept 4. AL J Greenfield attends. Reel meeting Wednesday at 3 afternoon. C E League at 7 00 P M.
Dr. Philip 8. Watters urges entry into the living God’s presence through worship. The piece extols worship as uplifting, purifying, and renewing faith, urging readers to attend services, while a closing quote from D. Carl Yoder contrasts genuine religion with clever tricks.
The Illustrated Sunday School Lesson by Reverend Alvin B. Belt and Alfred J. Buescher examines Amos 6 1 7 11 14, denouncing self indulgence. The lesson emphasizes warning against complacency and neglect of justice, urging readers to align behavior with faith and community responsibility.
Dr John McDowell former moderator of the Presbyterian General Assembly declares his Presbyterian Christian identity and faith in Christ over surname. He advocates unity of Presbyterian bodies to advance Christianity and urges believers to prioritize Christ over denominationalism. He urges heartfelt work as service to God and warns that service for wages attracts the devil for a raise.
A terse remark questions moral descent rather than lineage, warning that a person’s actions define humanity more than ancestry. The statement emphasizes accountability for conduct over inherited status.
A compact reflection on social inequality noting that some are born privileged while others must work hard to shape their own fortunes. The saying contrasts inherited advantage with self-made effort and suggests systemic disparities in opportunity and outcome.
A question form for church leaders asks what makes a good financial plan for church budgeting. Rev B J Bond of First Methodist Elyria Ohio outlines penny a day shares to include all in giving, with uniform daily, weekly, monthly or quarterly remittance options and trained solicitors.
The piece notes broad use of paid advertising by churches in cities and towns, with Presbyterians and Methodists showing large member bases. It lists eleven church unions from 1906 to 1944, naming many denominations and mergers, led by Dr Samuel McCrea Calvert of the Federal Council of Churches.
A brief motivational line urging personal effort to keep one’s inner life pure so that hope and joy can shine through. It emphasizes individual responsibility and the uplifting power of virtue.
Reading optimistic outlooks carries minimal danger of developing shestrain. Experts note no link between hopeful framing and this condition, and viewing positive images is considered safe.
A Catholic outdoor mission begins Sunday night August 19 at 7 45 at the Fair Grounds Elyria. David Goldstein of Boston will give his address on Catholic subjects, accompanied by Theodore H Dorsey of Baltimore. The event, organized by the Lorain Deanery Union of the Holy Name Society, aims to echo the voice of lay Catholics across streets and highways.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces a Legion Sermon to be read in all churches on Sunday August 19 1834 with the Golden Text calling for hearing loving kindness in the morning and trust in the Lord The Bible passage Luke 18 42 43 is cited along with a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating that Mind possesses all faculties and that true senses endure in immortal Mind not in matter
In a line from Percy Crosby’s A Cartoonist's Philosophy Skippy observes interfaith relations by saying I’m a Protestant and like it. Another says I’m a Catholic and like it and a Jew adds I’m a Jew and like it. Skippy concludes Then we are all set Jan don’t have to sell nothin to each other.
A reflective note on poverty's burden the pressure to imitate rich spending. It warns that stronger character raises risk if one deviates from honest paths. It urges recalling kind words said about four neighbors as a measure of memory and virtue.
Vincent Wir and Mrs Arthur Heckel with friends and the Horwedels of Cleveland called on J. J. Heckel Sunday. Mrs D F Eschtruth and son attended the Weichel family reunion at Huron Saturday. Frankie Reese dined with Mrs Hurlbut and daughter. Eschtruths visited Harold White family. John Palm of Ravenna and Mrs W H Little and daughter Ann of Tulsa were guests of Ant Tilden and Ella Tilden Sunday.
Millie M Nicholl transfers property on Forest Street Wellington to C G and Eva M Leinseder. William T Bauhof deceased transfers property at South Plain Street and Dickson Street Wellington to Elsie Bauhof and Elizabeth Ann Hand. Fred & Jones Inc transfers acreage on Kha Raed Ghahtrete to Flors ence D Futive acres.
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