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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1935
Page
2
A long church directory lists Rev. Ernst Irion and many congregations at 250 Third Street and other streets. It covers Garman and First Congregational, Pilgrim Community, Hungarian Baptist, Gospel Mission, Church of the Nazarene, Second M. E., St Andrews, Lake Ave Church, and more with Sunday School times, morning services, and evening gatherings.
An old lady rents a villa with a loyal dog who occupies her favorite arm chair. She lures the dog away by shouting cats, but one day the dog finds her in the chair and nonchalantly takes her place. The tale warns that self-reinforced misdeeds rebound on the doer.
The lesson sermon for July 7 1935 centers on God as the holy Lord and rock, with quoted scriptures from I Samuel and Philippians. It cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health stating prayer and work with self destruction are keys to Christianization and health. The article cautions preachers against godless broad-mindedness prompting self examination.
A reflective aphorism notes that wealth often lures people away from core principles, despite universal claims that money cannot buy the soul. It contrasts belief with behavior, suggesting temptation persists across thinkers.
Poem contrasts escape from anxiety and city life with the liberating calm of open air. Lines seek freedom in blue skies, mountains, and vast plains, praising natural heights and peace over worldly fetters. Concludes with a social observation: if you like people, you’ll generally find they like you.
A reflective line notes how striking personas often arise from countless small chances and miscues. It emphasizes randomness shaping identity. The quote suggests character emerges through accumulation of tiny events rather than grand moments.
A layman urges summer church attendance citing worship honors the Lord’s Day and perseverance through weather. He argues the clergyman should be present, believers should lead by example, and faith should rise above thermometer shifts, urging readers to come to church next Sunday.
Data show YWCA employment bureaus placed 107000 girls last year, 25090 more than prior year, while a Children’s Crusade for Peace will form in Strasbourg as 20000 French children kneel for peace. Passaic New Deal police safety links job eligibility to ministerial recommendation. Plans to mark the 400th anniversary of the first English Bible, 1535, with nationwide commemorations. Youth Pilgrimage by two ministers and Rabbi seeks interfaith goodwill with Catholic leadership at meetings nationwide. Bible quiz questions and quotations conclude with devotional reflections.
Dr. John J. Hurt explains Christianity as a faith in a life recorded by eyewitnesses. It rejects state entanglement and human creeds, centering on a personal relationship with Jesus Christ whose divine oneness with the Father and life drew all kinds of people and opened a fountain of hope after his death.
A humorous anecdote tells of a young man who cleans dishes for his wife and resents it as not a manly task. His wife cites II Kings 21 18 to argue that wiping Jerusalem is a man’s duty, turning the verse into a punchy rebuttal.
A brief meditation notes a successful man cashes in on mistakes and warns that the devil favors churches he can control. It asserts there are no geographic boundaries to the realm of duty and implies mutual influence between church leadership and temptation.
First Wellington Bank transfers property on Her tick Avenue East Wellington to Frank J Dost. Charles A Warner deceased transfers Elm Street Wellington to Albert C Warner Linnie Hunt Helen Strausbaugh and Emma Warner. Albert C Warner Linnie Hunt and Helen Strausbaugh transfer Elm Street Wellington to Emma Warner via quitclaim. Earl L Russell Evelyn H Russell transfer Bublot 230 Vingeard Beach Allotment Avon Lake to Nettie M Greenley. Herman HE Seemann transfers part of lot 17 Thompson and Webster Addition Oberlin to Clyde Rudekoff via quitclaim. Vermilion-on-the-Lake Company to Maritz Matilda Ferchland sublet 984 Vermilion on-the-Lake Subdivision Number One Brownhelm Township. Maritz Matilda Ferchland to Ernest Hlotz sublet 984 Vermilion-on-the-Lake Subdivision Number One Brownhelm Township.
Dr Kennedy of Baldwin Wallace College will occupy the pulpit at First Methodist at 10 45 with Church School at 9 30 Dwight Burr Epworth League Devotional at 6 30 Regular evening services suspended All communicants may receive Holy Communion at St Andrews on the first Sunday in July two celebrations 7 30 and 10 45 Summer Church School at 9 30 sermon at 10 45 The Anchor of Faith choir offers Taste and See How Gracious the Lord Is Evangelical Christianity tema at First United Presbyterian 10 45 morning service Bible School 9 30 All Bible Graded Series used except Adult Naomi A Woman of Faith and Courage Ruth is the adult lesson The Young Peoples societies meet at 6 30 Devotional Bible study Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Pastor Neighbour of Elyria Baptist speaks in Raleigh NC Morning Life of Faith and practical trust Bible teaching Evening evangelistic When Jesus Went To Church subject Music at both services July and August Sunday schedule changes 9 00 Sunday School 10 00 Worship Service sermon by Dr A E KempAchievement the Award for Spending Ourselves Musical Youth Chorus from Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 Vacation Bible School children program The program includes Primary Junior and Intermediate groups and handicraft exhibit at the end Community invited Gospel for an Age of Disillusion Edgar W Allen at Church of Christ Sunday morning 9 30 Church School studies the Colossal Emancipator 6 30 Christian Endeavor Society Well ington preacher Sunday night Dr William Auld of First Congregational Church giving a series on Famous
Quote attributed to Harrison emphasizes that progress comes through support and positive guidance rather than fault finding. framing a broader mindset for leadership and collaboration.
The sermon tomorrow at 10:46 a.m. will feature the greatest single New Testament statement about Christ. A double trio will sing My Creed. Sunday School for juniors begins at 10. A.M. service lasts about an hour. Dr J S Herold will preach, music directed by Earl Fuhaber. Sunday school at 9 45 with A J Fenner superintendent.
Rep and Mrs P H Rogers returned from a ten day East trip visiting Washington Roslynn Oxford and Cleveland. Numerous calls and dinners followed with Mrs Adels Reichard Mr and Mrs Kothe and families plus road trips by Beising Reichard Outz and others. Notable visitors included Rhea Beesing and Lorain Elyria households with gatherings at Turner Litchfield and Packard homes.
Daniel Bolden visits Mrs Maude Wilkins in La Grange and families visit Cleveland and Rocky River friends. A M E Church Woman's Bible Class meets at Mrs Lottie Klinec home with program notes and refreshments. Lorain County Farmers picnic set for Cascade Park Elyria July 19 with music, contests, and 4 H activities. Grafton former residents reunion planned at Lakewood Park July 28. Belden Community Circle to meet July 11 at Mrs Donna Rust home.
The Kanden Club gathered Tuesday evening with good attendance. Two new members, Andrew Echo and Earl Pietch, joined. A ball game entertained members during recreation hour, then they discussed project books. The next meeting is set for two weeks ahead.
The Granga Hall meeting of the Girls 4-H club was led by vice president Ramona Hamburger in the president's absence. Members planned trips to Camp Crag and Ver Milion-on-the-Lake for the week of July 21, with refreshments by Henrietta Dwencenzo and Viasta Koliha.
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