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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1942
Page
12
A long church notice outlines Sunday services at multiple congregations with guest speakers, worship times, and activities. It lists seating, Sunday school, and choir roles, plus a post service gathering and youth events.
The church announces a full week of services led by Pastor Harold G. Gilliland with Sunday school at 9 45 am worship at 11 00 am and evening services at 7 30 pm The calendar includes Bible study prayer meetings choir rehearsals and youth programs featuring sermons on spiritual themes and prophetic signs from Revelation plus a focus on youth outreach and adult classes
The Sunday school will commence at 10 30 AM with classes for all ages and the subject on file. A sermon by Reverend Ade will preach on the byes during Sunday morning at 10 45 AM. The Christ Ambassadors will meet at Rio om oon after Sunday. The subject will be Reaim ne the Backider.
A church calls for public participation to strengthen spiritual values and civic leadership. The message emphasizes service worship and moral guidance as the path to a hopeful future.
De Cail D Kriete, a missionary from Japan and former president of Miyagi College for Women in Sendai, will lecture at St Falls church on furlough after the war. The program starts with a morning worship at 1049, followed by Sunday school at 820. Several church activities, choir, and youth classes are listed, with sermons by Rev EF Chappelle and varied musical offerings including an offertory by Thelma Jean Geyer.
A church notices service urges attendance for the third Sunday worship at 9 30 including Holy Communion for adults and beginners class at 9 15 morning prayer and sermon at 10 45 with Revered speaker focusing on reverence as a neglected virtue. The choir plans an offertory anthem Lord or nurse by J T Field and youth meet at 7 00 for worship and discussion.
The Rev T J Matlingis continues sermons from John 3 16 at 7 45 pm this Sunday. The church school reports trained teachers and a hymn book drive offers memorial hymn books with ten per person. Evening service at 7 30 pm features a John 8 1 3 sermon and worship with choir. Various church activities and meetings are listed for the week.
In Cleveland on Thursday evening Mrs Hamblen, president in charge, led a gathering with Mrs William Young on Weel Avenue and other local figures present.
The State Council of Defense selected Dr Daniel A Poling to head a 400 member Advisory Committee on American Unity and Faith. Dr Poling, president of the International Society of Christian Endeavor and editor of the Christian Herald, leads a new group of faith broadcasts. The Federal Council of Churches, the Synagogue Council of America and Catholic Charities divisions will cooperate with the beaming effort, while Dr David de Sola Pool advises on Jewish religious matters after a cross country war work tour. The Little Rock Monasterial Alliance asks Roosevelt to proclaim a national prayer day with business houses closed for an hour. The Chamber of Commerce and the American Association of School Administrators plan a joint national push to boost religious and moral training in the South as part of a five point program to foster God centered civic and economic life.
A church forum urges Christians to persevere in prayer for peace and guidance during wartime. It calls for private and public prayer, support for leaders and families, and steadfast faith while seeking God’s blessing and courage for soldiers, parents, and communities.
The Wellington church listing outlines Bible study and worship times across multiple denominations. It notes sermons on Why Doesn t God Stop This War and S on the Grapes and Tooth Aches, with services at 9 30, 10 45, and 7 30, plus youth groups, fellowship classes, and choir music under ministers including Rev Wm T Maran and Rev Karl P Meister.
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts home life with field duties, praising religious devotion while noting harsh realities of range work. The speaker contemplates loyalty to Jim, dangers of being waylaid by cattle thieves, and the pull between pastoral service and harsh farm labor.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Dr Wesley and a mix of terms like bootlegging, regulation, liquor permits, and a modern brew. The readable portions are incoherent and do not yield a clear event, person, or outcome to summarize.
OCR glimpses a religious study note contrasting Bible verses with science textbook claims. mentions Church of Christ, January 9, and quotes from John and Psalms along with Science and Health. emphasizes eternal life and belief in truth.
A garbled collection of quotes and notes discusses war and faith, urging Christ centered peace and church guidance. It recalls prohibition era wealth growth, bank deposits, and a call against moral decline, citing various authors and a warning about public behavior.
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