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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
2
A long church directory lists numerous congregations with worship times Sunday schools and evening services. Entries include St Pauls Evangelical Church Second Baptist Church First Baptist Church Nazareth Church and other denominations with pastors and service hours across streets like West River Street Middle Avenue Third Street and East Bridge Street.
A reader shares a collection of biblical facts and riddles noting counts of letters and verses, then lists six questions with answers. Aaron died on Mount Hor. Peter spoke the words to Christ. manna tasted like honey wafers. Joshua spoke the farewell address in the wilderness. Christ invited all to come at the last day of tabernacles. Ishmael, son of Hagar, was the miraculous well sated figure.
Religious Drama Council of the Greater New York Federation of Churches offers three prizes for best religious drama entries due February 15, 1936. Federation office at 71 W. 23rd St., New York. Also reports on Mother Rose Philippine Duchesne named American saint. Dr W C Pearce dies. London open air preaching course. German calendar from The Lutheran. and American Bible Society aid to Civilian Conservation Corps camps with 105 000 Testaments supplied to date.
The article urges parents to praise children promptly to encourage repeat good deeds. It compares appreciation to dew that nourishes virtue and warns that harsh disapproval can freeze growth. It calls for patience like God’s to cultivate fragrant memories on family walls.
Roger Babson says the greats will be made along spiritual lines and that happiness comes from spiritual power not material wealth. He urges turning laboratories toward study of mind and prayer to advance humanity. Come to church next Sunday as invited by Carl Yoder.
A Western merchant refuses a bill of goods, the supplier seeks names from the Postmaster, who replies he is also the banker and leading lawyer and minister, then jokes about knowing where to go. Notices mix sermon schedules for Second Congregational with Christmas program plans, church events, and evangelistic series at various local churches.
A jumble of aphorisms and quotations on virtue, perseverance, happiness, and religious contagion. Notable lines touch on knowing action, rising when willing, obstacles as stepping stones, and links between thoughts and life quality. Includes references to Mackawier, Huzgo, Carle, Laffin, Thoreau, Marcus Aurelius, and Rickham.
A set of discussion prompts on brotherhood across nations races and faiths. Questions explore League of Nations effectiveness global Christian bonds community examples church contributions media influence and cultural forces. Includes proverbs about unity and joy.
Bible Sunday observed at Saint Andrew’s with sermons stressing the Word, a corporate communion for the Young People’s Society at 7 39 a m, followed by breakfast, church school at 9 20, and morning worship at 10 45. Emmanuel Lutheran hosts a Sunday service at 4 43 pm with Dr J L Urich preaching and visitation hours set 2 to 5 pm daily. First Baptist outlines Sunday services including Sunday school at 9 36 am, morning worship at 10 45, and evening service at 7 30 with studies on Tuesday and midweek class on Wednesday led by Rev R W Neighbour.
The Church of the Nazarene on Cleveland Street hosts nightly devotional services led by evangelist Hazi Yewey with prayer testimony and singing starting at 7 38 each evening invite the public. First United Presbyterian observes Die Day with scripture and a sermon by Rev W J Muir Auld. Jones Chapel schedules December 8 program with Scott and CCC supervisor Johnson featuring special music and CCC quartet.
A very pres wedding at East Oberlin Church united Griffin and Geo Edmonds in M E rites. The bride wore a white tailored gown and carried white rosebuds and carnations. Afterward the couple were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Har. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents while Mr Edmonds works in Oberlin. Local notices also report a former Oberlin resident Herman Baumann marrying Doris Olens in Peoria with attendance by family.
A long list of local guests and visits outlines a surprise birthday party for Miss Mary Bohn at her Henrietta home. Families from Elyria and nearby areas share dinners, hospital news, and holiday gatherings across numerous households, with schools and clubs planning Christmas events.
Carlisle reports Miss Clara Mae Eddy daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Eddy of Butternut Ridge road one of two dozen of thirteen students to receive diplomas at Lakewood School of Cosmetology graduation and banquet at Airport Tavern. Reverend Dr Howard Tine spoke with Miss Emma Koehbiliker and Miss Golden Narmance among faculty. The event drew about 150 guests with two floor shows and other congratulations extending to Eddy and Maxine Cox.
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