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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1934
Page
5
Church listings for multiple pastors and services across streets. Morning worship, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and evening services noted for Dr W M Auld Dr R He Neighbour Charlie G Stevick and other pastors with times and locations on Court Street Second Street Middle Avenue Oberlin Road vice versa.
The notice lists multiple churches with addresses and service times. Second Congregational Church holds combined services in July and August, with Sunday School and Prayer Meetings. Holy Cross Church and Shiloh Baptist Church are noted with mass and service times, while Second Baptist Church provides Sunday School and various meetings.
Church notes list Emmanuel Lutheran Church on Princeton Avenue and East Bridge Street with multiple services including morning worship at 10 00 Sunday School 3 00 and evening service 7 20 and 8 00 preaching and a Wednesday prayer at 4 00 plus rector Edwin Redhead and a separate 9 30 church school worship and address 10345 Holy Communion at 7 30 and a Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets with Bible School 9 30 Morning Worship 10 20 Junior Church 10 30 Endeavor 6 30 and Wednesday prayer at 1 30 PM.
Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street under Pastor R. A. White lists Sunday School at 9:30. Morning Service at 10:45. Monthly price meeting and A. C. EL League at 6:00 P. M. Lecture and messages from spirit friends Sunday. Psychometric evidence Monday. Daily spiritual advice from the pastor. 439 Second Street Ford M. Fryberger, Pastor.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 808 East Avenue lists Sunday School at 9:40 and 11:00 Morning Service, Wednesday 8:00 P.M. testimonials. The Reading Room in Redington Block on Middle Ave and Second Street operates daily 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. except Sundays and holidays, and 7:00 A.M. to 5:00 A.M. on Saturdays. United Bible Students meet Sundays at 10:30 A.M.
Stop 7 Lake Ave and B Hindman acting pastor Bible School 9 30 Supt John H Hogan preaching service follows 250 Third Street Raw Ernat Irion pastor Sunday School 9 31 Communion German 8 45 Morning Worship 10 46 Y P lb 4345 P M On first and third Sunday German Service 8 45 A M Seventeenth Street Rev C C Smith pastor Sunday School 3 30 AM HR Thrist Supt BY P 600 FM OW R Dickerson Pres Mid Week Prayer Wednesday 7 30 PM
Cambridge and Prospect Street church led by Pastor W L Ludlow holds church school at 9 30 morning services at 10 45 with Mrs Jessis Bauer as superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 50 and Aveere Service Thursday at 7 00 PM
The Church of God in Christ at 49 West Avenue announces Sunday School at 9 30 A M and Sermon at 11 30 A M Elder George Aldridge pastor. Evening service by ST. PW WW at 6 00 P M.
A vintage missive extols quiet living and calm habits. It cites Dr Quiet Dr Diet and Dr Merry Man as humorous healers, urges cheerful thoughts, healthy associations, and trust in the Lord to support well being. It blends practical advice with spiritual counsel about balance and rest.
The Second M. E. Church at 2507 Middle Avenue lists Rev J E Burton as pastor with Sunday School at 9 30 AM and church service at 11 AM Epworth League at 6 30 PM ERE meeting Wednesday eve at East Ave and Second St Rev Geo A Brown, minister Bible School at 9 30 AM Morning Worship at 7 45 PM P C U O at 6 30 PM Evening Worship at 7 30 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday eve ning at 73D
Grace Lutheran at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street announces Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 30 AM followed by Morning Service at 10 45 AM led by Pastor F J Schumm.
A religious message urges readers to spend vacation time appreciating nature as God’s temple. It highlights hills oceans rivers and peaceful spaces as reminders of divine goodness and invites worship and reflection on the Sabbath wherever readers are.
Broad Street and West Avenue churches list Sunday School times and services for German English Magyar congregations. Salvation Army schedules include morning meetings at Holmesa, Sunday School, Open Aid Service, and Evening Salvation Meeting with specific times.
The Rev. Alvin E. Bell and Alfred J. Buescher present a Sunday school lesson focusing on King Asa's trust in God. It explores biblical context, moral teaching, and practical faith. The piece reinforces reliance on divine guidance in times of need and emphasizes steadfast devotion.
Dr Frederick B Fisher plans to resume missionary work after decades in service. Avery A Shaw becomes Northern Baptist convention president with next meeting in Colorado Springs. M E Doda re elected Southern Baptist president at Fort Worth. Samuel H Sibley chosen Southern Presbyterian moderator. Oberammergau plays mark 300th anniversary. Spurgeon centenary observed with vast distribution of sermons. Navy officers receive Bible Society aid. Navy distributions total four prior campaigns.
A brief aphorism quotes Ruskin on honoring God by seeking guidance in small matters and avoiding taking control with pride. It emphasizes humility, divine aid, and restraint in personal judgment.
A clergyman visiting a well known editor on a Sunday afternoon is joined by his young daughter who returns from Sunday school with an illustrated card. The editor asks about it and the child explains it is an advertisement about heaven.
The World Federation of Education Associations promotes World Goodwill Day through child friendship committees. A 1934 message by Mary Bonsal of Swarthmore Junior High expresses shared learning, music, games, and stories across nations and notes radios and airplanes unite people as one big family.
The article argues that every boy and girl should receive lessons in self control as a core part of education, emphasizing personal discipline as essential to academic and social success. It frames self control as a foundational civic value and a skill benefiting individuals and communities.
A church editor asks readers who are not members whether they should support church finances, urging consideration of moral standards, philanthropic help, personal failure recovery, and sorrow. It argues church influence builds a happier world and notes quotes on prayer, anger, and learning from failures.
The saying suggests that enduring poverty can shape discipline and resilience, contributing to later achievement. It frames hardship as a formative factor rather than mere hardship, noting that many successful men acknowledge poverty as a hidden benefit shaping character and work ethic.
The Church of Christ, Scientist outlines the July 8 1934 lesson with the Golden Text from John 6 33 and citations from Psalms Luke and the textbook Science and Health. It notes spiritual interpretation of the sacrament beyond bread and wine and cites pastoral readings and local Oberlin area items.
A fragment lists questions about Asaph Saul and biblical law on wages and wanderings in the wilderness. It cites Asaph as a chief temple singer and places Saul’s home in Gibeah. It notes wage payment rules in Leviticus 19 13 and calls the Balial sons worthless.
The Rebecca Aid Society of Oberlin held a picnic at Mrs. Frank Krueger's home with about thirty attendees. Mrs. John Kern attended a reunion in Orville with twenty old schoolmates at Mrs. J. Null's house, sharing baby and wedding photos. The article notes a noon picnic and a marriage ceremony for Thelma Campbell and Bernard Ward conducted by Rev. Fr. Martin.
Sunday visitors included Ed Johnson and wife from Sullivan at the McClellans. The Perkins and Havng families hosted in Wellington while the Griggs group fished in Canada. Many relatives visited in Flint Michigan Cleveland and Kipton with hospital notes on Mrs DeMuth. Circle meetings and a July 13 picnic were announced for Brighton M E Ladies Society.
Observers note a wandering fever among people as workers move or are moved between jobs and places, reflecting a high rate of labor turnover across the country.
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