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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
6
Professor George IL Betts argues religion relies on an organized church to sustain progress and welfare. He notes both social instincts and religious aims drive church founding, admitting mistakes and crimes but insisting the church preserves religion and aids human welfare. Invite to attend church next Sunday.
Joy Elmer Morgan editors the Journal of the National Education Association urging a return to great ideals. He emphasizes Jesus Christ as the origin of modern ethical thought and calls for renewed faith and idealism to soften present confusion and foster a hopeful dawn.
A dense church directory provides service times and pastors for multiple houses of worship. Entries include THE CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST at 49 West Ave led by Wilder George Aldridge with Sunday School at 9:20 am and services later, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL at Gurnee Court and Second Streets, EMMANUEL LUTHERAN at Princeton and Garford with 9:45 am Sunday School and 0:45 am/7:50 pm services, FIRST BAPTIST at Second Street and Middle Avenue, LAKE AVE COMMUNITY CHURCH AND BIBLE SCHOOL at Stop 7 Lake Ave, and SHILOH and SECOND BAPTIST among others, listing pastors, service times, and Sunday School hours.
Rev J E Burton leads Sunday School at 3 30 am and church service at 11 00 am with Epworth League at 6 30 pm. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Fast Ave and Second St Rev Geo A Brown preaches Bible School at 9 30 am morning worship at 10 00 am and evening worship at 7 50 pm with Wednesday prayer at 7 30 pm.
Grace Lutheran Church on Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street lists Rev. F J Schumm as pastor. Sunday School, adult Bible class at 9:50 morning service and evening service follow. The third street location notes pastor E J ond, with Sunday School at 9:50 and morning service at 10. Notable events include devotional services, a pavement service at Peat, and a youth drama program.
The notice lists multiple points for churches in Smith Block Bower’s Orage and surrounding streets. It details pastors, service times, Sunday School hours, morning and evening worship, midweek prayer meetings, and additional events at Holy Church on Fourteenth Street, Jones Chapel, and other congregations with indicated pastors and service schedules.
Christ's Temple P. A. of W at 111 Oberlin Road lists Pastor T C Williams. Mayer meeting at 6:09, Sunday School at 10:00, Morning Worship at 12:00, Brotherhood at 6:90. Address 7520.
The First Spiritualist Church at 450 Second Street in Ford Maryberger lists a pastor lecture and spirit messages each Monday at 3 00 pm with daily spiritual advice. St John's Lutheran at Broad Street and West Avenue conducted by Rev Armin Schroeder offers Sunday School and adult Bible class at 9 13 am and a service at 10 00 am with no German service.
Sunday morning holiness meet and Sunday School at 79. Sunday afternoon I P G at 3 00. Sunday evening open service at 7 15. Sunday evening salvation meeting at 7745. The Bible Students meet Sunday next at 19 30.
The Magyar Reformed Church on West Kiser Street offers Sunday School at 9:00 AM and a Hungarian language church service at 10:00 AM. An afternoon service is listed for 5:09 PM with Christian Endeavor at 6:00 PM led by Pastor Tiber Toth.
Corner Lake Ave and West Street hosts a prayer service led by Rev. C.F. Wiseman on Wednesday with Massine and eye law topics noted. Local parishioners expected to attend at Second Congregational Church.
Illustrated Sunday School lesson summarizes events from Acts chapters 18 to 20 focusing on Paul at Ephesus. It presents scriptural scenes and teachings guided by Rev. Alvin E. Dell and Alfred J. Buescher to aid teaching and understanding.
The Church of Christ, Scientist outlines the Sunday December 3, 1933 lesson with the Golden Text from Isaiah and citations from the Bible and Science and Health. It emphasizes God as the sole cause and creator, contrasting material thoughts with spiritual reality and noting the divine authority over creation.
Fragmentary report cites St Peter’s in Rome as the largest church and records diverse religious facts from Damascus and Tibetan prayer flags to early Algonquin Bible translation. It mentions a New York interdenominational ministerial conference, social work notes, and reflections on thrift and sacrifice.
Send church and Sunday school problems to the church editor with questions and answers to appear in a later issue. The discussion asks how religion is received whether it is caught or taught or both and notes that stable religion depends on how it is transmitted through example and influence.
The Golden Cext is taught, and religious education guides individuals toward awareness of the divine, preparing them to receive and express its influence. It cultivates interest in church enterprises, loyalty to justice and righteousness, and character integration aligned with high human standards.
A parable on duty and cooperation shows a farmer who, short of horses, yoked a mule and an ox. The ox stops, is pried away, and the mule pulls on. At night the mule and ox overhear the master talking to the butcher, revealing silent neglect of instruction and impending trouble. Words signal ideas only when ideas exist.
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