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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1933
Page
10
Real patriotism ties love of country to humanity and brothers in faith. The message urges embracing international brotherhood, rejecting race prejudice and national selfishness, and invites readers to attend church next Sunday.
A fragment from a church directory lists congregations and their service times across multiple denominations. Notable entries include Pauls Evangelical Church at 250 Third Street with school at 5:30 and worship at 10:45, and United Bible Students meeting at 10:30 a.m. Services span from 8:45 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. across First and Second Streets locations with various pastors and officers named.
March of God in Christ at 49 West Ave led by Pastor George Aldridge offers morning service at 11 30 and Sunday School at 9 30. Wesleyan Congregational at Court and Second Streets conducts church school at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with minister Auld.
Noel Lutheran Church of Princeton hosts service at 10 45 morning with Sunday School at 9 45. The MST Baptist Church at 3 Street and Bilddle Avenue lists Bible School morning worship and a 6 30 prayer meeting midweek.
The A and T Church of Christ Scientist at 309 East Avenue lists day school at 9:45 and 11:00, morning service at 11:00, Tuesday evening testimonials at 4:00, and meeting rooms open daily 9:00 am to 5:00 pm except holidays.
The article traces the flag’s evolving design from colonial ribbons and Rhode Island’s anchor emblem to the first flag act of 1777 establishing 13 stripes and a 13-star blue union, with Taft’s 1912 executive order sealing the current flag pattern.
Dr E J Bond pastor conducts Sunday School at 9 80, Morning Service 10 48, Epworth League at 8 30, Evening Service 7 38. Church of the Nazarene Smith Block over Bowers Drug Store W F Clay pastor, Sunday School 9 45 a m, Preaching 10 45 a m, N P S 6 45 p m, Evangelistic Service 7 45 p m, Prayer Service Wednesday 7 45.
Edwin B. Redhead and B. D. Rector lead a church schedule including Holy Communion at 7:30, Church School Worship at 9 50, and Holy Communion with a Sermon at 10:45. Located at Corner Middle Avenue and Third Street.
Morning service at 10 00. Sunday School at 3 00 p m. Sunday evening service at 7 30. Preaching at 8 00 p m. Prayer service Wednesday at 8 00 p m.
Ford M. Fryberger presents a Sunday lecture and messages from spirit friends. Psychometric evidence featured Monday at 8 00 p m. Short readings by competent mediums Thursday at p m. Spiritual advice daily by the pastor.
Pastor Rev Armin Schroeder announces Sunday School at 9 15 a.m German Service at 10 a.m with no English service. Includes location Broad Street and West Avenue and notes the absence of an English service.
Sunday morning Holiness Meeting at 10 30. Sunday afternoon Sunday School 290 at Lee. Sunday afternoon Y P P.T.W. at 3 0n. Sunday evening Open Air Service at 7 15. Sunday evening Salvation Meeting at 7 45.
A compact church directory listing services across Second M TM and nearby churches. CHRIST'S TEMPLE on Oberlin Road with prayer meeting mornings and noon worship. SHILOM Baptist Chapel lists Sunday School and evening services. Epworth League and Brotherhood meet at stated times.
Illustrated Sunday school notice previews Joshua chapters 1 6 33 24. The Nev Alte K B and Alfred 4 Bucodher present an illustrated lesson for young readers focusing on Joshua the leader who guides Israelites into Canaan.
Che Golden this Sunday spent in Henrietta as a guest at the Bohn home. Dan Dudley and son Arthur stay a week at Vermilion on the Lake. Richard Dudley attends a District Sunday School Conference with twenty boys at Linwood. Mrs. Wallace Smith joined others to visit Mrs. Duffy in Ashtabula for her birthday. Mrs. John Clark and daughter Janette stay with her parents in town. Frank Krueger Jr and Mrs. Krueger return from North Canton. Janet Meeks visits Elyria with aunt Mrs. Bevis. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Charleton of Grinnell, Iowa visit local relatives. N Austin of Cleveland guests at J. R. Worcester’s. Karl Krueger and Giles, and J Scholiberger of Ashland spend Sunday with Frank Krueger family.
Rev Tibor Toth pastor Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. Church service at 10:00 a.m. Hungarian sermon. Afternoon service at 2:00 p.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Corner Lake Ave and West Street. Rev C F Wiseman pastor Combined Bible School and Morning Worship 10:00-11:15 a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
Second Baptist Church on Oberlin Road lists services and meetings led by Rev. G. T. Settle. Sunday School at 9. Morning Service at 11. Forum meetings on the fourth Sunday at 3. Young People at 6:30. Evening Service at 7:10. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
Rev J D Sell pastor leads Sunday School at 9 45 am morning service at 11 30 am and B Y P U at 6 pm.
The annual Oberlin Road community picnic at Campbell Park drew about 150 attendees, with well organized entertainment and earlier closure due to rain. Next Sunday, Prof. Cowdery will lead services at East Oberlin Church, his final appearance before moving west. A July wedding at the Warner home united Miss Marile Lurline Meeks and Frank MacIntier of Belden, with families in attendance, and Myron Edmonds and Alice Bungard of Oberlin wed in Grafton on Thursday evening. The piece notes a monthly Sunday service change and an all day ladies’ meeting planned for Thursday.
Mrs 4 H Edmonds is again able to be out. Miss Mary Chavelton expects to be brought home from Allen Hospital Saturday. She is gaining rapidly since her operation. Mrs George Farr is in a very serious condition, caused by heat. Two doctors in attendance give little hope for her recovery.
A compact compilation of aphorisms from Berkeley Roosevelt Channing Paine and others. It links civic duty to moral and spiritual character, arguing that service to God and humanity underpins true liberty and patriotism.
The Moses area near Mt Nabe is reported purchased by the Franeinese Fathers who will construct a building on the site. Separately, over 800 students attend fifteen Negro schools funded by the Methodist Episcopal church in Chicago with many in college and professional tracks. Mussolini issues a stamp showing an open Bible with EVANGELIUM and CREDERE. Bishop Rows travels from Anchorage to Nome, a 800 mile route cut to seven hours by plane. Riverside Church in New York cuts expenses 18 percent while expanding activities by 387 percent. Dr Ralph A Ward, former World Service secretary, survived sea wreck and pirates aboard a Chinese junk. Dr W Abernathy of Washington elected president of the Northern Baptist Convention, succeeding Dr Oscar Johnson of St. Louis Rochester.
A family under wartime strain shows unity as the father fights and sons dig in to farm and help their mother. Neighbors praise the boys for their diligence while one says they all do their part, a patriotism seen as key to lifting the nation from distress.
Dorothy Hobbs, Gertrude Hobbs, and Mary Louise Gamble attended the Four-H Sewing Club picnic at Lake View last Friday and the Dainty Stitchers meeting in Oberlin on Tuesday. A Thursday evening storm damaged telephone lines and buildings, striking several poles and damaging the East Oberlin Church roof and siding. A cow on Nash and Worcester farm was struck, the second this summer, and its silo was badly wrecked.
Katherine Meeks spent that week in Elyria as the guest of her aunt Mrs. Henry Cook. Mrs. Mary Baxton and Mr and Mrs Dan Dudley and sons attended the Allyn family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs Haugh Allyn in Rocky River. Forty attended from Oberlin Miles Madison Cleveland and Rocky River. Mr and Mrs Franck Krueger.
The article argues love of country should align with global realities and warns against silencing facts. It recalls a past where nation served as a larger sense of loyalty and envisions a world community where each nation has a place and contributions.
A collection of short maxims and reflections from various authors. It includes phrases on kindness in human relations, learning from parental experience, courage over life, and true patriotism. The sayings emphasize personal virtue and perseverance over luck or quitting.
A short note from Sumner reflects on identity, describing a group of youths who feel connected by a common father figure and by values that extend beyond national lines, emphasizing unity over exclusive nationality.
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