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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1936

Page

10

Sunday Services at 2nd Congregational Church

Sunday morning worship at 10:45 features Harvey O. Yoder of Cleveland speaking on Good Citizenship. Choir plus Magnificat, Sunday School at 9:45, and Christian Endeavor activities at 6 with talks, solos, and Lincoln's Ideals topic for Seniors. Evening service at 7:30 opens a series with Life Changers sermon, What Did Jesus Think? U P Church service at 10:45 led by L A Obitts. Bible School at 9:30 studying Jesus Insists on Righteousness Luke 6. Young People meet at 6:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 continuing Luke study.

Second Congregational Church Harvey O. Yoder Cleveland William H. Hall Christian Endeavor Societies Dorothy Lingenfelter Intermediates C. E. Day Carl Lingenfelter Rosadel Rhodes Lincoln Arthur Ludlow Will J. Foster Jesus Christian Endeavor Society L. A. Obitts U. P

Moving Mountains at Elyria First Congregational Church

The First Congregational Church of Elyria opens at 10 45 a m Sunday morning for worship welcoming strangers and those without a church home. Rev Willam Muir Auld D D delivers Moving Mountains, honoring Washington Gladden. The choir performs Rejoice the Lord is King and For ever with the Lord. Church School meets promptly at 9 30 with graded departments. Visitors welcome.

First Congregational Church Elyria Court and Second Streets Willam Muir Auld D Washington Gladden William E Spence Charles Gounod Lord George Tulk Elizabeth Rich

Septuagesima Sunday Service at 10 45

Divine worship with morning prayer and sermon prefaced by Confession and Absolution. Preparation for Lent with readings from Corinthians and Matthew. Sermon by Dr. J. L. Urich, choral offertory by Emmanuel choir, intercessions and benediction. Bible School at 9:30 directed by A. J. Fenner.

J. L. Urich Emmanuel Choir Bible School A. J. Fenner

Methodist Sunday Services Sermon and Choir Plans

Rev Dr Edward J Bond will deliver a sermon on Monk or Puritan at 10 45 service. Choir directed by Robert T Moore sings I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes. Organist Miss Helen Osborn speaks on Th tempercers at Junior Church. Paul Smith sings My Task Ash ford. Five O clock vesper features Honest Thinking by Bond. Robert Moore solo. Epworth League Devotional at 640 pm led by Edward Bembower. Special music program with vocal and instrumental solos in Sunday School room. Past six weeks Norwalk District Methodist churches campaign boosts attendance. Elyria leads. Large attendance expected tomorrow.

Edward J. Bond Robert T. Moore Rogers Carlton Squire Helen Osborn Paul Smith Leonard Fisk Bond Robert Moore Ashford Epworth League Edward Bembower Norwalk Elyria

Sunday service at Church of Christ at 10:30

Sunday morning service held at 10:30 at the Church of Christ. People are invited to attend and join in worship and fellowship.

Septuagesima Sunday Services and Sermon Plan

Church services begin with church school at 9 30 am. New pupils and parents welcome. The day marks Septuagesima, about seventy days before Easter February 26. Sermon centers on storms of life and God’s care based on Master, cares thou not that we perish. Anthem Hail to the Lords Annointed. Lincoln birthday referenced. Youth meeting at 7 15.

Lincoln

Revival Services Spread Through Week With Music

Sunday School at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m feature Rev R W Neighbour as speaker on Backslidders. Evening revival 7 30 p m led by Rev Homer Clauser with full choir and orchestra, Professor Holden of Oberlin on organ. All week meetings replace regular services.

R. W Neighbour Homer Clauser Holden Oberlin

Lincoln Penny Symbol Of Trust And Humility

A reflective piece honors the Lincoln cent as a humble national memorial. It frames the penny as the universal coin carried by American schoolchildren bearing the creed In God we trust. The essay links Lincoln and trust to integrity in tough times and the triumph of right over wrong.

Lincoln America United States Congress

Wit and Wisdom on Forgiveness and Lincoln Pardons

An anecdote recalls President Lincoln pardoning a condemned youth. The mother, grateful yet silent, finally exclaims that she was lied to about the man’s appearance. She blurts out that the condemned youth was actually handsome, contrary to initial reports. Thaddeus Stevens asks for clarification.

Lincoln

Brighton Methodist Church an 1827 Elder Community History

Lorain County church history recounts Brighton Methodist’s 1827 founding by Rev. Harry O. Shelden with ten members, later building in 1852, and a long circuit history including Wellington and Norwalk districts. The present pastor since 1934 is Rev. J. M. Jones as membership surpassed 100.

Brighton Harry O. Shelden Brighton Center L M. Loveland Adam Poe Norwalk Elyria Sandusky Wellington Penfield Litchfield Huntington Rochester Spafford Waite New London Barrets Chapel Clarksfield White-Fox White Fox C. Rutledge Clement Greene L. M. Loveland Simeon Dunbar Wiliam Fenn T. E. Bidwell M. S. Seeley William Mall S. T. Dunbar George Knapp Brighton Methodists E. L. Warner A. P. Jones S. Z Kauffman A. K. Owens O. Lawrence T. L. McConnell E. E. Loose J. A. Moffman C. M. Crimi Henry Powell Ashland R. Myer Steubenville C. F. McMeeken Bellevue W. Males Pleasant City Ira Rife M. Cobb J. M. Jones

Lincoln as Moral Prophet and Champion of the Common Man

The passage portrays Abraham Lincoln as a moral prophet whose judgments of God guided his view of national sins and suffering. It credits him with deep faith in the common man, viewing virtue as universal and not tied to privilege, while noting his courteous, patient, magnanimous nature toward foes and even friends.

Lincoln

Sermonograms Lincoln Birthday Sayings Summary

Lincoln sayings highlight resolve and humility. A fragment discusses not triumphing over others and correcting errors when shown. The text references Lincoln on his birthday and includes brief quotes about courage, rightness, and self-scrutiny.

Quotations on Duty and Truth From Lincoln Era Speeches

A compilation of Lincoln era maxims on belief in duty risk and truth. Noted lines emphasize self reliance patience and faith in right. reflects political rhetoric urging integrity and steadfastness amid controversy. Includes calls to study prepare future chance and stand with the righteous.

Lincoln Day of Prayer Invitation Prompts Church Attendance

D Carl Yoder cites Abraham Lincoln on national duty to confess sins and seek mercy through prayer. He urges Americans to restore faith, condemn worldly greed, and attend church next Sunday to secure a government blessed by the Lord.

Lincoln Abraham Lincoln America House of Prayer

Mary Plays in Oberammergau and Rollins links

The Virgin Mary figure in Oberammergau’s 1934 Passion Play is not a Rollins College student. Annie Rutz and her sister Mea Rutz, who played the role in two productions, entered Rollins at the president’s invitation and will spend months at Rollins before returning to the United States for a National Preaching Mission. The Y M C A reports growth in activities and groups, and Canada’s United Church notes near 686,253 members with school enrollment matching total membership. A Religion and Science Association aims to reconcile science and faith, address evolution disputes, and publicize findings.

Oberammergau Rollins College Inter Park Fla Annie Rutz Mea Rutz E. Stanley Jones Mihalayas America United Church of Canada Religion and Science Association

Abraham Lincoln's Faith and Prayer in Public Life

The article outlines Lincoln's religious convictions as a deep belief in God, a mystical faith in prayer, and a conviction of the soul's immortality. It notes his frequent kneeling, reliance on prayer during dark days, and experiences suggesting spiritual influence beyond physical life.

Abraham Lincoln Lincoln God

Sunday Services at Lake Ave Church

Sunday school starts at 9 30 with preaching at 10 45. The topic is How Can a Man Be Born Again. Carl R Peck is the pastor. Special music. Mrs Carl Schmitkens, off and on for some time, is able to be around again.

Carl R. Peck Carl Schmitkens

Lesson Sermon From Spiritual Truths On February 9 1936

The Church of Christ Scientist announces the weekly Lesson Sermon for Sunday February 9 1936 with the Golden Text from I Corithians 2 10 The spirit searches all things and the related scripture from John 6 63 The lesson also cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures noting Spirit blesses man heals the sick consoles the sorrowing and reforms the sinning as the effects of one universal God dwelling in eternal Science

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Questions on Bible references and figures

Answers cover Paul’s letter to Crete to Titus, the biblical quotation “Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever,” references to the rose of Sharon and the lily of the valley in Song of Solomon, Abraham buying the cave of Machpelah for a burial place where Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Leah, and others are buried, Micah’s summary of religion as acting justly loving mercy and walking humbly with God, and Jesus healing a woman with the issue of blood saying “your faith has made you whole.”

Crete Paul Abraham Micah Christ Titus Machpelah Hebron Sarah Isaac Rebekah Jacob Leah Capernaum

Biblical Fragments and Anecdotes from Hebron and Capernaum

A compact collection lists Bible verses and notes on burial sites at Machpelah Hebron for Abraham through Leah, and references to miracles by Jesus involving two blind men in Capernaum. Also cited are Micah 6:5 and Titus 1:4 5 alongside Hebrews 13 11.

Belief on Eternal House Not Made With Hands

A fragment reflects on death and the hope of a heavenly house not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, linking the tabernacle of the body to the eternal dwelling. The quote emphasizes spiritual resurrection and the afterlife as a source of comfort.

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