This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1935
Page
2
Eddy argues that disease is an error of the mind and has no fixed form. By raising thought above error and persistently affirming truth, one can prevent or destroy the perception of disease. The passage emphasizes mental control over bodily conditions as a pathway to health.
In an Oregon notice from April 19 1881 two figures are noted for birth, Hastings Hart born Brookfield Ohio and Daniel De Leon born in Venezuela. The obituary mentions Hart died in White Plains New York May 9 1932 and De Leon died May 11 1914. It also references Charles A Oliver a Philadelphia eye specialist born in Cincinnati and died April 1911.
The passage discusses a youth born in Alton Newfoundland and mentions Prince Albert Duke of York as a figure associated with expectations. It forecasts a lawyer or politician’s career, noting a combative, analytical disposition. With higher education, success is seen in all but friendships.
A sermon style exhortation urges respect for Christian ministers and patient judgment of humanity, urging cheerful support. It poses six biblical questions with answers touching Simon the Pharisee, manna, Isaac, Herod Antipas, and Jesus as living bread, noting Joshua’s farewell at Shechem.
Summary of key events: 1781 General Greene reports inability to advance due to ammunition shortages and lack of writing paper after seven months in the field. 1799 George Washington dies at Mount Vernon at age 67. 1819 Alabama admitted to statehood. 1910 Carnegie funds established a fence endowment of $10,060,994. 1911 Roald Amundsen becomes the first to reach the South Pole.
A sweeping critique recalls the All America football selection season as Republican committee like pickers survey stardom. It contrasts college glory with the cash draw of game day crowds and box office receipts, noting rising hype and university leaders later lamenting overemphasis.
Congress will discuss economic sanctions tied to American neutrality as it weighs ways to curb militant aggression. Oil supply and Italy’s petroleum market loom large, while isolationist sentiment remains strong nationally. Washington will seek a neutral yet cooperative stance to counter growing war mania.
A New York Lawyers Association committee reviews a four year Jersey City program the Bureau of Special Service for juvenile delinquency uses home visits before court. If cooperation fails the case goes to juvenile court, reducing police referrals to under ten percent. The program aims to treat the whole child and avoid labeling youth as offenders.
Rev Dr Edward J Bond will preach the 1 4a service continuation of last Sunday's sermon. The choir directed by Robert T Moore will sing King All-Glorious. Church School meets at 9 30 a m with Leonard Fisk superintendent. Why Should I will be the 7 30 sermon topic. Young People’s Chorus to sing as will Christmas carols. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 with leader Mildred Fowls.
The pastor will speak on Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth tomorrow morning at 7 19 45 oclock. Ezra Teaching the Law of God Ezra 7 10 Nehemiah 8 is the Bible School Lesson at 9 30 a m. Young people meet at 6 39 p m for devotion. The Prophecy of Zechariah is the Bible Study topic Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
Evangelist Hazel Yewer will deliver the Sunday evening sermon on Handwriting on the Wall at the Church of the Nazarene 419 Cleveland Street. The pastor praises Miss Yewer’s sermons as interesting and uplifting as the evangelistic campaign under Miss Vewey continues through next week with services nightly at 7 30.
The sermon titled The Unobserved Visitor will be delivered Sunday during Advent at Emmanuel Lutheran Church by Dr. J. L. Urich. Divine worship starts 10 45 a m and Evening Vespers at 7 5 p m with reports from the Every Member Visitation committee. The choir directed by Ronald Faulhaber prepares a Christmas Cantata for Sunday evening December 22. A new Sunday School class for young ladies, taught by Mrs. J. L. Urich, meets December 22 at 9 45 a m with A. Tames Fenner as superintendent. Emmanuel invites nonmembers to attend.
The Church of Christ marks the anniversary with a Sunday morning 7 o’clock service by Minister Will Foster on the Bible’s role today. The Christian Endeavor meets at 3 RN after the 6 20 service, then moves to 336 Harvard avenue. Third Sunday in Advent and December, Holy Communion at 9 20, junior communicants urged. Morning Prayer and sermon at 10 45 on The Well of Life, noting wells and water sources to illustrate life.
Advent calls attention to Christ’s first and second coming and His daily divine influence in our lives. The offertory anthem is The Night is Far Spent by J Martin Beck with a tenor solo. Nappa Beta Kappa meets as usual at i Opeth.
Rev William Muir Auld will deliver a Soul Healing themed sermon at 10 45 Sunday service from Psalm 103 2 4. The choir will sing O Come to My Heart Lord Jesus and the church school holds 9 30 activities with a Pleasant Hill toy drive.
Next Sunday at 7 30 pm Dr Herbert G May will lecture on Palestine at the North Ridgeville Congregational Church. He is a professor at Oberlin Graduate School of Theology and has three years of Palestinian archaeology experience. The talk, hosted by the church youth, will cover recent Palestine excavation discoveries. Morning service theme is Be Strong by Pastor Mr Young.
Good Will Spiritualist Church announces Sunday evening lecture titled Your God Your Soul Your Religion to be delivered by Pastor Mr Fryberger. Spirit messages will follow the lecture by the pastor and other workers present. Mid week services are Monday at 7 30 p m and the public is invited to all services.
The First Baptist Church schedules Sunday services starting with 9 50 a m Sunday School for all ages followed by 10 45 a m worship with a sermon on The Ministry of The Spirit Walking In The Spirit. Evening services include junior and senior BYP and a 7 30 p m evangelistic service with music and a sermon What Is Your Religion Worth.
A church notice invites all youths aged 14 to 25 to a weekly calendar of events. Monday at 7 50 p m Young People's Meeting. Wednesday at 7 30 p m Prayer Praise and Bible Study. Friday at 7 59 p m Young People's Party. Saturday Primary Christmas Party.
A gentleman asks how to raise children to be good citizens. The reply from a colored cook emphasizes three essential lessons: prayers, manners, and to work. The anecdote highlights practical, no formal education upbringing valued for character and usefulness.
The Lesson-Sermon for Sunday December 15, 1933 in all Christ Scientist churches centers on God the Preserver of Man. The golden text from Psalms 121:8 emphasizes the Lord guarding going out and coming in for ever. Proverbs 18:10 notes the name of the Lord as a strong tower providing safety. The lesson also cites passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
The record recalls Pierre Samuel Du Font born in Paris in 1729 as the first of the American Du Font family, and notes his death near Wilmington Delaware in 1817. It also marks 1861 figures Joseph Lane a Indiana supplier, Oregon governor and senator, born in Buncombe County North Carolina and died at Roseburg.
James H. Doolittle of St. Louis noted flyer born in Alameda California 39 years ago. George Gibbs president of Postal Telegraph born in Hanlan Town 60 years ago. Jane Cowl actress born in Boston 51 years ago. Josef Shevinne of New York pianist born in Russia 61 years. William E. Levis president Owens Illinois Glass Company.
It will pay you to shop in Elyria stores first for Christmas gifts, a local push highlighting early-season deals and savings at area retailers.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.