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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1935

Page

2

Community Church Directory Listing for Cambridge Area

A dense church directory lists multiple congregations with hours and leaders. It names Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge, First Hungarian Baptist Church River 8 Rev Juline Kish, First Baptist Church Second Street and Middle Avenue with Dr R E Neighbour, St Pauls Evangelical 250 Third Street Rev Ernst Irion, Congregational Corner Lake Ave and West Street Rev A E Kemp, Mt Zion Baptist 603 Lod 8 Willis Jackson, First Church of Christ Scientist 405 East Avenue, and many others with service times, Sunday Schools, and pastors. The compilation covers German and Hungarian services, prayer meetings, youth groups, and evening worship across numerous locales.

World Salvation Drive Aims At Million Conversions

The 1927 era report notes the Baptist mission group in the Orient now totals twenty missionaries active across several Philippine islands. General Booth’s world tour closes with a spectacular Army youth review, 4000 youth participants, and a plan to launch a campaign targeting at least one million converts in three years. The First Church of Christ in Iowa Connecticut celebrates its 300th anniversary, tracing back to founders from the Waterown colony in 1635.

Association of Baptists Orient Philippine Islands Booth Onden Er Army Irls Gunching First Church of Christ Icoei Ata Iowa Connecticut Connecticut Colony Watertown Mass

Newman Congregational Church Celebrates 209th Anniversary

The Newman Congregational church of Rumford Rhode Island marks its 209th anniversary. Founded by Samuel Newman, its land was bought from the Indians and retains the original King Philip quit-claim deed witnessed by Indian braves. The church has stood under two nations and three towns with three meeting houses since 1647. A Chicago report notes the first Hebrew Christian church in America organized there. Forty one signed the charter, patterned after Jerusalem’s Hebrew Christian church. The piece ends with Beattie on labor and success as the measure of hard work.

Newman Congregational Church Rumford R. I Samuel Newman Philip Chicago Penial Jerusalem

Telephones and doorstep deliveries cut shopping trips

Many shops offer telephone orders for a wide range of needs and deliver directly to your door, saving time on trips. The guidance highlights the convenience of using phone orders to obtain items without leaving home.

Genius may conceive that patient labor must consummate

A concise note quotes a sentiment attributed to Mann about genius and patient effort leading to achievement. The line suggests the value of persistent labor before realization, reflecting a formal, aphoristic tone.

Mann

The Duke and the Florentine Workman Michaelangelo

A dialogue unfolds in Palazzo Vecchio as a workman named Michaelangelo explains to the Duke why he pursues perfect craft. The Duke questions the value of perfection, while the workman cites the Carpenter of Nazareth to defend his standard of artistry. The exchange ends with the workman exposing a moment of sacrilege in the eyes of the Duke.

Palazzo Vecchio Nazareth Workman Michaelangelo

The Church Invites You The Meaning of Labor Day

The piece ties Labor Day to the toilers of society and to Christ as a working man. It urges unity, charity, and brotherhood grounded in labor, quoting Markham and scripture. It ends with a church invitation to attend services next Sunday, signed D. Carl Yoder.

Christ Edwin Markham

The Better Incentive for Work Editorial Pride

A New York secular editor predicts a future where work is motivated by doing good rather than wealth. An impatient reader asks how workers will be inspired without pay, and the editor cites Bunyan, Newton, and Michelangelo as examples who acted for higher rewards rather than money, emphasizing the happiness or soul benefits their works produced.

New York City John Bunyan Newton Michelangelo St. Peter's Cathedral

Lesson Sermon Topic for September First 1945 Church Services

The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Sunday Lesson Sermon for September 1 1945. The Golden Text cites John 1 17 The law was given by Moses but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. The Lesson includes Isaiah 42 1 and a passage from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.

Christ Jesus Churches of Christ, Scientist Moses Jesus Christ Mary Baker Eddy

Do You Know Answers From Biblical Trivia

A reader-wide quiz presents six questions about Miriam death, prophetic books, Nineveh, Moses, a drinking prophecy, and Lot’s wife. Answers: Kadesh Barnea, Amos, Nineveh, Moses misused power, Habakkuk, Lot’s wife looked back. Includes aphorisms from Hubbard about happiness and noble work.

Kadesh-Barnea Amos Nineveh Sodom

Christ of the shop and factory as industrial harmony

Dr. John McDowell argues for a practical Christ of modern work, linking loyalty to Christ with cooperation, justice, democracy, and shared management in industry. He frames faith as the path to efficiency, equity, security, and brotherhood across farms, mines, offices, and schools.

John McDowell Christ America

The Call of Work and GeniuS

A compact reflection on work ethics cites Biecarck Carlisle Ruskin and others. It asserts ninety percent of genius is hard work and rewards come to the industrious. It links life, livelihood, state welfare, and sacred toil with finding one’s vocation.

Garfield Biecarck Carlisle

Avon Epworth League plans for winter discussed

Avon Aug 31 The Epworth League executive committee met at Robert Peak's home to discuss winter plans after lunch. Attending were Mrs Olive Schneider Miss Louise Sheer Doris Jameson and Rachel Peak. Cars driven by Albert Tomlin Avon Lake and Rollie Jameson of Elyria collided near George Kelling's home Friday. no injuries reported and both vehicles damaged. Mrs Paul Stokes hosted the Charm Club Friday night with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs C T Wilford Mrs Ed Stagg and Mrs Harold Smith.

AVON Epworth League of the M. H. Church Robert Peak Olive Schneider Louise Sheer Doris Jameson Rachel Peak Albert Tomlin Avon Lake Rollie Jameson Elyria George Kelling Paul Stokes C. T. Wilford Ed. Stagg Harold Smith

Services In The Churches In Cleveland Areas

Rev Paul Bressler of Cleveland to preach at Emmanuel Lutheran Sunday morning. Miss Sallie E Dickey former United Presbyterian Mission in India now Presbyterian Home Missionary with headquarters in Chicago will speak at First United Presbyterian church tomorrow morning at 10 45. The pastor leads service. Bible school 9 30. Good Will Spiritualist church opens at 480 W 2nd St Sunday 7 54 p m with Fry berger bringing subject Where is Your Heaven and Hell. Mid week 7 45. Edgar W Allen at Church of Christ 9 30 sermon theme Gods Man. ST ANDREWS two Holy Communions on first Sept 7 30 and 10 45. Church school 9 30. The second communion at 7 45. The sermon asks what it means to be a man after Gods own heart. FIRST BAPTIST Red Russia and the Worlds Greatest War will be Rev R W Neighbour s subject at morning and evening services. Neighbour discusses Russia and Germany and opines a world war and conflagration ahead with Ethiopian crisis noted. Public invited.

First Baptist Church Second Street Middle Avenue R E. Neighbour Mo — Bible School Harlie G. Stevick Young People’s Society Orb ST. Andrew's Church Episcopal Jesus St. Luke St. Paul Christ Episcopal Church Ans United Presbyterian Sallie E. Dickey United Presbyterian Mission India Presbyterian Home Chicago Ill First United Presbyterian Church Paul Good Will Spiritualist Good Will Spiritualist Church W. 2Nd St Fryberger Edgar W. Allen Church of Christ ST. Andrew's Edwin D. Anderson Mus. B First Baptist Russia R. W. Neighbour Neighbour Germany

Funeral attendance and local social notes from Avon Lake area

Two weeks by Mrs. Louis Dechant. Several from here attended the funeral of Mr. Ernest Dunning of Avon Lake, Friday afternoon, at the Congregational church. Mrs. Arnold Laubenthal and 'gon Allen, of Ridgeville, visited f at the home of Mrs. Louis De lehant Friday. Friends of Mr. George Eberling of Bradley road, will be glad to learn that he is much better and able to be out again.

Ernest Dunning Avon Lake Congregational Church Arnold Laubenthal Gon Allen Ridgeville Louis Delehant George Eberling Bradley Road

Congregational and church notes from Elyria area

Evangelistic sermon at Baptlet church titled Gods Dinner Bell appeals to all ages at 7 30 p m Elyria second Congregational worship at ten o clock with Rev Karl Meister guest speaker Men Brotherhood arranged service during pastor Kamp vacation Sullivan Lead Kindly Light to be performed by choir Sunday school shifts to 945 start September 5 First Methodist features Dr Edward J Bond at 1045 am St Johns Lutheran to host Holy Communion at 10 am with sermons by Howard Schoenfeldt and Edwin Schroeder guest soloists Luther Day School term begins Tuesday Congregational meeting set for 2 pm a week from tomorrow

2Nd Congregational Church Karl P. Meister Elyria Men's Brotherhood Kamp Sullivan St. John’s Lutheran Church Howard Schoenfeldt Edwin Schroeder York Pennsylvania Mr. Schroeder

Amherst church aid society hosts interfaith tea

Members of the Ladies Aid Society entertained in the church parlors with guests from St Johns and Congregational churches. Flowers decorated the rooms. A brief business meeting and program followed with songs, solos, and a talk by H Partridge of Oberlin on Turkey and Armenia. Fifty five guests attended.

Buulh Amherst Methods Ot Ladies Aid Society St. Johns Congregational Jesus Lodi Gibson Garfield Harris Julia James Nicol Ruth Eleanor Dulmage H. Partridge Oberlin Turkey Armenia

God gives every bird its food but He does not throw it in the nest

A short quotation attributed to Holland notes that divine provision does not replace human effort. It emphasizes that opportunities are set before us and that we must use our resources to obtain them rather than rely on passive gifts.

Holland

Cal School Duties at Cullen Times Tuesday Morning

A Cal School will conduct duties at Cullen Times on Tuesday morning. The event focuses on routine tasks and classroom oversight with staff coordinating a morning schedule and student safety checks.

Cal School Cullen

People Caucus Names Brighton Township Officers

A People's Caucus in Brighton Town Hall nominated township officers Ira Lee Walter Day and Clair Gosa for Trustees Clerk Miner Rolfe and school board candidates Ralph Reed Jesse Burge. General Ladies Aid Society to meet Sept 5 at Brighton Methodist Church. Many local residents were noted visiting family, attending the State Fair, or traveling to Columbus and Ashland, with numerous weekend gatherings and hosting guests across nearby towns.

OPLE Brighton Town Hall Ira Lee Walter Day Clair Gosa Miner Rolfe Ralph Reed Jesse Burge AID Society General Ladies Aid Society Brighton Methodist Church

Genghiz Khan's Postal System Aided Conquests

The Mongol conqueror Genghiz Khan born circa 1162 1227 built a vast imperial order network. Historians note he used a relay style "postal" system employing 360000 ponies to distribute commands and falcon tablets across vast territories.

Genghiz Khan China

Virtues from Labor, Temperance, and Will

A quote emphasizes that being compelled to work and strive fosters temperance self control diligence and strength of will. It contrasts with the idle who lack these virtues and suggests success and fulfillment arise from effort.

Hingsley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church Directory Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge Prospect Streets Mra Jessie Bauer First Hungarian Baptist Church Ros WF River 8 Juline Kish AL Alex Youa Young Peoples Gospel Mission Foat Bridge Street ST. Paul's Evangelical Church Third Street Ernst Irion Corner Lake Ave West Street A E. Kemp MT. Zion Baptist Willis Jackson First Church OF Christ Scientist 405 East Avenue PSL Reading Room Redington Block Middle Ave Second Streat Bethany Baptist Church Sevantasnth Street G C. Smith Jel R. Thrist W. OR. Pickarson African Methodist Church M. E. Church Middle Avenues G W. Hall Epworth League Holy Cross Fourteenth Street West Ave Budny Miannes U. B United Bible Students ST. Andrew’s Church Edwin Redhead Lake Ave Peck Kermit Weiby Second Baptist Church Thompson's Hall Oberlin Road G. T. Settle Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Ave East River Street F J Schumm Peres Church OF the Nazarene Cleveland St F Clay Shiloh Baptist Church Ray_C. Brown Rae Second Chapel Streets Edgar W Allen Bible School Christian Endeavor Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford Harold A. Sayles ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street West Avenue Armin Schroeder Salvation Army Acj R. W County Rail Salvation Magyar Reformed Church Waast River Street Tibor Toth Church OF God IN Christ E. Harris Z. P First Congregational Good Will Sharcf Second Street Ford Spirit Friends Alliance Spiritualist Church O F. Hall Broad Street Anna Hale First Methodist Court Streets J Bond Christ’s. Temple Po A Wreo Brotherhood Mission Society World Religious News Beiter Labor Voltaire Hughes Provision Co Lart Kennedy Koal Ko Klean Koal Beattie Bittner’s Funeral Home D. Carl Yoder Church of Christ Scientist Neve Chloe Miriam Jonah Lot Hubbard Tom and Mabel Broad St P. O Reynolds Entertains Club H. Jenne Auto and Truck Service Adams and Foster Wvazzini Emmanuel Lutheran Paul Bressler Cleveland Louis Dechant Ohio Fuel Gas Company Cicero W.H. Jenne Foster Sts Baker Typewriter Service CO Edward J. Bond First Methodist Church Dwight Burr First Congregational Church William Muir Auld Harriott Francis George Tulk Elizabeth Rich J. W. Roberts ST. John's Lutheran Amherst David Davids Miller Nursere Lake Ave Lenora Stevick Ohio State Medical Board West 4Th St C. Veltrie Arlene Margaret Clifford McKinley Ashland Roy Roebuck Melrose Vern Hales James Lucy Columbia Lucy Winemiller Wellington Erwin Perkins L. A. Taylor Gates Mills O. Donald Robishaw Ashtabula M. E. Merrill Helen Bligh Doris Bobel Penfield Wilbur Newcomb Thomas Lamphere Washington, D. C Tacoma Academy C. H. Lamphere Roy Greene Leonard Smith L. H. Moshier Bert Ewell Parkersburg West Virginia Keith Anderson Ravenna C. O. Goss Thos. Kenney Los Angeles California F. McClellan Kir George Cristbaum Marion Ohio Dean McClellan J. Howard Russell Findlay Harl Fenner Fetaie Batavia Michigan Will McKenzie H. E. Cobb Gerald North Fairfield East Ave Wooden West End Market Hughes Prov
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