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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1933
Page
3
The text promotes worship as a path to brotherhood through humility reverence affection and kindness. It invites readers to attend a council meeting next Sunday to join in this spiritual gathering.
The article notes 16 000 Buddhist temples in Siam, 38 Lutheran missions in the West Indies Canada Alaska and the United States becoming self supporting in 1932, and 42 new stations opened. Hungary hosted a three months peace school in Budapest amid varied war resistance talks. The American Tract Society, established in 1825, circulated nearly a billion Christian tracts in 181 languages, giving away vast pages. Girard College in Philadelphia dedicated a chapel seating 2 400, with founder Stephen Girard banning clergy on grounds. A trend toward merging Protestant denominations is seen, with 18 mergers in ten years and only one denomination split.
A three year study by a U.S. commission finds that an average of 43 percent of church members attended services. The report summarizes participation levels across member congregations during the period.
A church article urges ministers to address root causes of suffering such as unemployment bad housing and disease. It argues for compassionate leadership positive preaching on conditions causing hardship and active civic involvement while avoiding partisanship and personal attacks.
A brief essay on completing daily tasks and mentally letting go of errors. It urges turning the page to tomorrow, acknowledging blunders but not dwelling on them, and starting fresh with renewed focus.
The saying contrasts careful forethought with a protective divine or guiding favor. It suggests prudent planning aligned with providential outcomes, implying success emerges when human prudence and higher guidance cooperate.
The passage reflects on internal struggle and self-confrontation. It asserts that sin uses many tools but a lie is the universal handle. It notes that only those who are despicable fear being despised.
Directory style notice listing Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Princeton and Garford with Rev. Harold A Sayles, Sunday School 9:45, preaching 10:45, evening 7:30, and First Baptist Church at Second Street and Middle Avenue with Dr. R. Netghbour, Sunday school 9:45, morning worship 10:45, Young Peoples Society 6:30, evening 7:30, prayer meeting Wednesday.
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:45 and 11:00 a m and a Morning Service with unclear timings. It mentions a Wednesday testimonial meeting and a Reading Room in Redington Block. Hours at Middle Ave and Second Street run daily 10:09 a m to 5:00 p m, with Saturday hours until 9 00 pm. some text is garbled.
Rev Kucholtz minister leads Bible School at Stop 7 Lake Avenue at 9 30 a m John N Hogan serves as superintendent preaching service follows with details provided by church from the notice.
At 259 Third Street a German service begins at 9 45 a m with Sunday School. Divine Worship follows at 10 45. Miss Reetha Sehesde, a missionary to Honduras, will speak at Sunday school and contribute to the 10 45 service. Evangelical Young People's League meets at 6 45 pm.
J Cy Smith pastor hosts Sunday service at 6 20 am Sunday school. H R Thrist Superintendent leads morning service at 11 00 am. BYPU at 6 00 pm. WR Dickerson president oversees mid week prayer at 7 30 pm. Evening service at 7 30 pm.
Cambridge and Prospects Streets W I Ludlow. Pastor Church School 9 30 am Mrs Jessie Bauer supt. Morning Service 10 45 am. Christian Endeavor 6 00 pm. Midweek Service Thursday 7 00 pm.
Alliance Spiritual Church at 586 Broad St led by Rev. Anna Hale offers an evening service at 7:30 followed by a spiritual lecture and healing demonstrations. The program invites attendees seeking guidance and faith healing within a supportive community.
The Church of God in Christ at 43 West Ave led by Elder George Aldridge offers Sunday School at 5 30 am preaching at 11 30 am P W W at 6 pm and Evening Service at 7 30 pm First Congregational at Corner Court and Second Streets with Dr W M Auld as minister holds Church School at 9 30 am and Morning Worship at 10 45 am with session in progress.
Morning service at 10 00 a m on Sunday with Sunday School at 2 09 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m. Preaching service time shows as :00 p m. Prayer service midweek on Wednesday at 3 00 p m.
Rev J E Burton pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 am church service 11 am Epworth League 6 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesday evening in the church at 2507 Middle Avenue.
East Ave. and Second Lt. Rev. Geo. A. Brown ministering. Bible School at 9 30 am. Morning Worship at 10 45. Y P GU at 6 30 pm. Evening Worship at 7 20. Pravar Wanatthaw We nertas cece ae ee ga ending at 7 30.
Grace Lutheran at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street posts Sunday School and adult Bible class at 9 30 a m. Morning service at 10 45 a m. Evening service at 7 00 p m. Rev F J Schumm is the pastor.
Sunday School at 9 36 Morning and Evening services at 7 36 with a devotional Epworth League at 6 39 and a drama program led by Pastor J Bond at the church on Third and Court Streets.
Church notices list services at Smith Block near Bower's Drug Store with W F Clay as pastor. Sunday School 9 45 a m, preaching 10 45 a m, N PS 6 45 p m, evangelistic service 7 45 p m, prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 p m.
Christ's Temple at 111 Oberlin Road announces prayer meeting at 6:00 am Sunday School at 10:00 am Morning Worship at noon and Brotherhood service at 6:00 pm with evening session at 7:30 led by Rev. T. C Williams pastor.
Rev C Brown, pastor, announces Sunday School at 9 30 a m, evening service at 7 p m and evening worship at 8 00. Local church notices reflect a standard Sunday timetable for worship and study.
Oberlin Road Rev G T Settle, Pastor. Sunday School at 9 30. Morning Service at 11 00. Forum meeting every fourth Sunday at 3 30. Young People's meeting at 6 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
William C. Fowler, minister, presides over morning worship at 10 30 with Junior Church at the same time. Christian Endeavor gatherings follow at 6 30 pm. Prayer Hour is set for Wednesday at 7 30 am.
A New York secular editor notes Bunyan Newton and Michelangelo worked without pay and predicts a future where money is unnecessary. He ties piety to Godward religion and morality to worldward religion, arguing men will value doing good over wealth.
A compact reflection on how uplifting one's own place radiates outward. It notes that wisdom is not confined to age and that genuine kindness transcends years, suggesting old age is a mindset rather than a timetable. The piece invites readers to act locally with quiet influence.
The African Methodist Jones Chapel led by Rev. R A White invites worship with Sunday School at 9:39 AM led by J F Greenfield. Sept prayer meeting midweek and morning service at 10:48 with A C E League gathering at 6:00 PM and 7:33 PM.
The First Spiritualist Church at 430 Second Street Ford AL invites listeners to Sunday lectures and messages from spirit friends. Psychometric evidence is offered Monday, with spiritual advice daily by Pastor Fryberger and others.
Rev Armin Schroeder leads St John’s Lutheran at Broad Street and West Avenue with Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9 15 a m English service at 10 09 a m and German service at 11 00 a m.
Morning Holiness Meeting at 7:30 19:30 Sunday. Sunday School at 2:00 p m. Y P IL at 3:00 p m. Sunday Evening Open Air Service at 7:15. Salvation Meeting at 7:45 on Sunday evenings.
The United Bible Students gather Sunday morning at 10 30 for a scheduled service. Members plan to discuss study topics and share updates on church activities.
Rev Tibor Toth leads Sunday School at 9 00 am and church service at 10 00 am. A sermon in Hungarian follows. An afternoon service is scheduled for 2 00 pm with Christian Endeavor at 6 00 pm.
Corner Lake Avenue and West Street address notes include Pastor Rev C F Wiseman guiding Bible School at 9:45, Christian Endeavor at 6:00 pm, and a Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting at 7:80.
Rev D Bell presides at 608 tod Street with Sunday School at 9 45 a m morning service at 1130 am and B Y P U at 6 pm.
Holy Cross Church on Fourteenth Street and West Avenue lists Masses at 8 15 and 10 45 am led by Rev S Rybacki pastor with parish reminders for Sunday worship.
Edwin B Redhead rector leads Holy Communion at 9 30 with church school and instruction. Morning prayer and sermon follow at 6 15 5 and 7 15 and Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15. Services held at Corner Middle Ave and Third St.
A reflective sermon excerpt urges light in darkness and peace, noting the world seeks peace yet rejects the Prince of Peace. It counsels self-critique, honoring ancestors by improving on their example, and compares direct praise to backhanded manners. It argues truth withstands inquiry and advancement hinges on more than intellect.
A reflective parable compares a hen to students facing discouragement. It asks readers to note how the hen continues to dig, lay eggs, and persevere regardless of hardship, turning challenges into results.
God never reveals what man can discover. Duty done is the soul's fire side. Being low in cash isn't near ly as bad as being low in princi ple. He who walks through life with an even temper and gentle patience has everyday greatness beyond that won in battle. The love of gold is not the highest incentive for noble service. An inordinate love of luxury is a trend toward modern paganism. There can no more be two kinds of right action than two kinds of straight lines. I can is said often enough I will too seldom. The fact that a person insists on speaking his mind doesn't mean that he has much to say.
The church notes January 17 1933 lessons from the Church of Christ Scientist with the Golden Text from John 1 1 3 about creation by Word. It cites Jer 32 17 and Eddy Science and Health on Creator Spirit Mind Life Truth Love as divine intelligence and the principle behind all that is real and good.
A reflective aphorism urging careful walking for safety, noting deep waters in calm streams, and that hope remains through grief. It emphasizes grace in the present, and a belief that God divides people to enable mutual aid.
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