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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
13
Directory lists North Ridgeville congregations with pastors and service times. North Ridgeville area includes St Peter Catholic Church and Penfield Junction listings, Epworth League, Sunday School, morning services, and various Methodist churches with posted schedules.
Fragmentary church league timetable lists worship times and school sessions. Clergy in Clarksfield Rochester area schedule 3:00 P M worship 9:45 A M church school 10:48 A M league 3:30 PM B M Rochester worship 11:18 AM Charvis School 10:00 AM league at 2:00 PM
The lesson contrasts Paul’s independence with Philippians gratitude for sympathy. It cites Paul saying he did not covet others’ wealth and that he supported his needs and fellow travelers. It emphasizes generous giving as blessed, and the call to rejoice in the Lord as a fundamental, companion virtue to faith.
A concise study notes Paul’s guidance on Christian joy and calm through forbearance reliance on prayer and thanksgiving, the peace of God guarding hearts, and focusing thoughts on virtuous truths. It emphasizes teaching by example and the link between Christ’s presence and inner serenity for believers.
Discussion Questions on Acts 20 33 35 and Philippians 4 4 13 for Sept 1 cover wealth spirit work and church outreach. Clericus quote and sermon plans note pastor Smith Judson Press education program linking to church life. Koontz sermon topic What Christianity Will Never Outgrow at Fields W E church 10 15 am with Ward Paddock musical numbers Agnes DeLoyd piano Prelude and Postlude. Sunday School 11 15 am supervised by A W Palmer with board meeting after classes.
Rev Paul Pask Brown leads Columbia church with a to ash Sunday offering for debt and an installation of new officers. Miss Donna Cletzer plays. 9 45 a m worship 10 45 a m church school M L Roger superintendent Epworth League 7 p m. LaPorte church also schedules Joash Sunday with a deficit offering and officer installations led by the minister.
The Epworth League will meet at 7:00 p.m. Thursday with a call for all young people to attend regularly. Acting pastor Carl Stiefel preached his last sermon on Sunday on the topic Trouble Ahead and will visit his Iowa parents until Berea College opens. Rev. and Mrs. Archie Stevenson arrive from Pine Bluff Arkansas this Friday or Saturday, traveling 1060 miles by auto with their household goods in a trailer. The parsonage is prepared and Stevenson will preach Sunday morning. The Christian Endeavor plans a Sunday night meeting as usual and a reception for the Stevensons is set for Friday night Sept 6 with fuller announcements to follow.
Avon Lake will host North Olmsted for a 2 30 Sunday game at North Olmsted with Bob O Dell as Avon Lake pitcher. Eugene Taylor, burned by a pitch, has returned home from Lutheran Hospital Cleveland. Circle No 5 of St Anthony s Lorain hosted a picnic and card prizes for Mrs Joe Novotny Mrs Edd Mitchiel Sr and Mrs Anna Winchester. a shower for Mrs Simmons followed. Two weeks hence the group meets again. Lakewood guests dined with the Somervilles and Bertha Cooper Tuesday. Fred Geel visited Avon friends. Nettie Viets stayed with the Walkers. H B Martindale vacations in Canada. Cleveland guests at J Kilbert home. Bud Trigalet visited Al Wearsh in Bay Village.
In Harrisburg the game commission reports it has purchased 465,374 acres of game lands over 15 years and collected 1,647,708 dollars from selling resident hunting licenses. By year end 46,000 more acres are expected to be added.
At the college's first commencement after Gen Robert H Lee became president, the initial ten graduates praised Lee. Growing restless, Lee whispered to the professor asking how many more should speak. The professor replied ten more, and Lee quipped about having them all speak at once.
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