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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1935

Page

2

Church Directory of Lake Ave and West Street

A long list of church services and contacts across the town. Names include Rev A E Kemp Rev Smith Rev Kish Rev Brown Rev Wallen Rev Schumm Rev Sayles Rev Brown, with varying service times from morning 9:30 to evening 7:40 and midweek prayer meetings and Sunday schools noted across multiple streets and blocks.

Corner Lake Ave West Strea A E. Kemp Lod St Willis Jackson Radington Block Middle Ave Second Street Seventeenth Street Rev C. Smith Pickaraon W. River Julius Kish Paator Alex Tosa Young Peoples Gospel Mission East Bridge Street U Wiovaant W. F. Clay Shilob C. Brown Second Baptist Church Thompson's Hall Oberlin Road G. T. Settle

Wren’s four columns prove critics wrong in St Paul’s roof

Christopher Wren faced gentry critics over a roof’s support. He added four extra columns to calm them, but after his death a decorating crew reached the ceiling and found the columns were several inches short, never bearing the weight they were meant to.

Christopher Wren St. Paul's Cathedral Wren

Angell Calls For Ethical Shift To Ease Social Ills

President Angell, delivering a Yale address, urged that enduring relief from social and political ills requires a fundamental ethical and spiritual change in all people. He warned against quick fixes tied to any single garment or economic order and stressed patience, courage, and steadfast faith as essential for lasting progress.

Angell Yale University

Fragmented plea on faith and homeward woes

Fragmentary text reflects a religious meditation on God’s guidance during sorrow after returning home. It mentions weeping over perceived failures and the belief that divine aid accompanies those who grieve.

Church of Christ Scientist Lesson-Sermon July 14 1935

The Bible passages and Mary Baker Eddy text frame the Christian Science Lesson Sermon for Sunday July 14 1935. The Golden Text urges all to do all for the glory of God and includes a call to practice truth in deeds. A key passage emphasizes love in deed not words. The Lesson cites spiritual communion as our Eucharist with Truth and Love. Goting tid of weeds is the most irksome work in a garden especially in the garden of your own life.

Churches of Christ Scientist Leson Mary Baker Eddy

The Empty Pew Invites All to Come to Church

The message urges churchgoers to attend next Sunday, warning that the empty pew dulls zeal and signals deficits. D. Carl Yoder appeals to preachers visitors treasurers and strangers to fill the pews and share in church life.

Peace Caravan and Archaeological Exposition Highlights

Summer Peace Caravan teams from the Young People unions will tour the nation to promote international cooperation with Quaker caravans. J. L. Starkey reports seventeen newly found Hebrew inscriptions near Jerusalem will tour London and then return to Rockefeller Museum in Jerusalem, shedding light on Judah’s history. The Orthodox Church Reform Society seeks canon changes affecting 80 million Christians. The 35th International Christian Endeavor Convention met in Philadelphia. World religious group estimates list Christians as 505 million, Confucianists 301 million, Muslims 222 million, Hindus 203 million, Buddhists 138 million, Jews 14 million. A public affairs round table at the University of Denver August 5-16 will discuss the Church in Modern Life with Rev. EB Wright presiding.

Young People's Union Universalist Young People’s Religious Union Unitarian Jerusalem J. L. Starkey Haury Wellcome Archeological London Rockefellers Museum Kingdom of Judah New York World-Telegram Orthodox Church Reform Society United States Canada International Christian Endeavor Convention Philadelphia Institute of Public Affairs University of Denver EB. C. Wright University Park Methodist Church Denver

Moral Influence of Organized Religion on Social Action

The 1954 year book notes rising church involvement in social thought and action. Denominations from Presbyterian to Disciples issued war and peace resolutions, social creeds, and councils for research and action. Regional meetings across denominations address industrial issues and welfare collaboration grows among Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups.

Presbyterian Church Northern Baptists Disciples Southern Methodists Council For Social Action Central Conference of American Rabbis

Proverb Quoted by Ezekiel on Sour Grapes

Ezekiel cites the proverb about sour grapes to disprove it, showing the saying does not determine the father’s sin by the son. The Hebrew bondservant’s perpetual servitude is sealed by a ritual involving an ear piercing with an awl at the doorpost, marking lifelong service.

Ezekiel

Jewish Scriptural Citations and Classical References

The fragment cites Ezekiel 18 22 and 18 25 about ancestral guilt, Deuteronomy 15 15 on release from debt, Proverbs 15 3 on beholding good and evil, Matthew 5 6 on righteousness, and Daniel 6 27 about a decree. It mentions Daniel's interpretation of the writing on the wall and notes a seventh year release, Number 5 12.

Dan Daniel

Sermonograms on Humanity and Humility

A compact reflection notes that people still use silly clichés to mask shallow depths and that true value comes from enduring trials. It quotes Seneca on learning through teaching and warns that faith in humanity wanes when one sees only others halves.

A Lesson for Preachers From a Sunday School Tale

A minister in Sunday school discussed the tale of a young man who fell asleep during Pauls sermon and died after falling from a window. A little girl replied that ministers should not preach too long sermons, offering a concise moral for preachers.

Paul

Services In The Churches

Church programs list sermons at Church of Christ and First Methodist. Edgar W. Allen topics include A Stinging Rebuke to Desultory Living and a Sunday morning program notes various church schools, youth events, union services in Wellington, and Epworth League devotionals.

First Methodist Third Court Streate E. J. Bond Epworth League Ess Edgar W. Allen Church of Christ Christian Endeavorers Wellington Endeavor Society Wellington Church of

Easier to laugh at others mistakes than our own

A reflective note on human tendency to spot humor in others mishaps while overlooking similar slips in ourselves. It suggests self awareness brings benefits, encouraging humility and a kinder view of mistakes. The piece frames missteps as common to all, inviting gentler judgment.

Sunday church notices highlight sermons and events

A compilation of local church notices describes services at St Andrew's First United, Second Congregational, Emmanuel Lutheran, and Nazarene Church. Topics include sermons on Hope and Moses the Law Giver, Bible lessons, choir offertories, and plans for a church picnic and delegates' reports from the state convention. A final note mentions a yearly fur seal census and related international tensions.

Emmanuel Lutheran Church W. J. Holmgrin Chicago Hamma Divinity School Wittenburg College Springfield Ohio

Telephones Save Trips by Ordering Shop Needs

Advice urges using telephones to call shops and have goods delivered to your door. Emphasizes savings from fewer trips and the convenience of at home service through telephone orders.

If We Demanded More of Ourselves Than Others

A concise reflection argues that demanding the same standards of ourselves as we do of others would reveal a large personal advantage. It emphasizes self-application over external judgment.

Amherst Wedding Bells for Miss Clariss DeVries and Rev. Glen Horst

Miss Clariss DeVries and Rev. Glen Horst wed in a Town Hall ceremony in Amherst with a large local turnout. The service featured a string ensemble, selections from Naughty Marietta and I Love You Truly, a reception at the parsonage, and a 10 day evangelistic campaign planned in Pennsylvania. The bride, a former Demotte, Indiana student and Bible school graduate, will assist pastor duties in Amherst. the groom is an evangelist from Canton, Ohio.

Devries Amherst Town Hall Clariss DeVries George DeVries Demotte Ind Glen Horst A. R. Horst Canton Cleveland Lorain Oberlin Brownhelm South Amherst Sydney Correll Correll Victor Herbert Chas Meeks Cemantha Meeks Jean Weaver Elsie Gibbons George Garthe Camille Resch Ida May DeVries Lohengrin Fred Newbaurer Bethel Tabernacle Ohio Florence Messmore Paul Horst James Urban Karl Sabiers Burton Jenne Freddie Klingenmeier Dorothy Howard Jean Garber Mendelssohn Cleveland Avenue Michigan Pennsylvania Angeles Temple Bible School Los Angeles Cal Foursquare Horst Canton High School Dayton Bible School

Amherst concert and church event notice

Tonight two events are scheduled. The Amherst High School band will perform at the Town Hall yard band stand with accordion solos by Miss Ruth Ehrman and selections by a trumpet quartet. The men’s prayer meeting of the Foursquare church convenes at P. A. Backer’s home on Tenny Avenue at eight.

Foursquare Church P. A. Backer Tenny Avenue Amherst High School Town Hall Yard Ruth Ehrman

Car Crash Injures Elmira Area Residents

Mr and Mrs Ernat Engle and son Norman of Elyria and Albert Force of Amherst were injured when their car collided Friday evening. Mrs Engle suffered a left arm injury while Mr Engle and Norman had several lacerations and Mr Force was cut on the lip. All treated at Amherst Hospital and discharged.

Ernat Engle Norman R. D Elyria Albert Force Amherst Cara Arly

Also Mentioned on This Page

Church Directory MYT. Zion Baptist First Church OF Christ Scientist East Avenue Suppley School Bethany Baptist Church Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge and Prospect Gtresta Church School St Mra Jessie Mauer FIRST Hungarian Baptist Church First Baptist Church Middle Avenue Dr & E ST. Paul's Evangeal Church Third Street Ernst Irian Imian Grace Lutheran Church Princeton Ave East River Street F. J. Schumm Ees Church OF the Nazarene Chapel Streets Edgar Wallen Bibles School Norning Woraslip Christian Endeavor African Methodist Church M. EB G. W. Hall Holy Cross Fourteenth Street Buday U. B.S United Bible Students ST. Andrew’s Church Episcopal Corner Ewin B. Redhead B. O Sornme Orda Lake Ave Pack Kermitteiby Alliance Spiritualist Church BF. Hall Broad Street Anna Hale Spiritus United Presbyterian Christ’s Temple P. A C. H. Tolbert Brotherhood Mission Society U. S Princeton and Garford Harold A. Sayles ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street West Avenue Armin Schroeder Salvation Army Adj R. W. Amore Salvation Magyar Reformed Church West River Street Tibor Toth Church OF God IN Christ West Ave Harris First Congregational Second Streets Wm. Muir Auld First Spiritualist Church Ford M. Fryberger Spirit Friends Altman & Ackerman Kennedy Koal Ko Klean Koal Beiter Church of Christ Scientist Botamer Hughes Provision Co Danton RED Jacket Kennedy Koal D. Carl Yoder Baker Typewriter Service CO Tom and Mabe Fell Bread P. O First Methodist Wolfe First Methodist Church Beethoven Dwight Burr Roberta Mosely James Ruastli New America ST. Andrew's Bittner’s Funeral Home Bera King Hall St. Andrew's Church John C. Smith Japan First United Presbyterian Church Naomi Young People's Societies Men’s Missionary League A. E. ‘Kemp C. E. Society Upton Morgan Avenue Linwood Emmanuel Lutheran First Congregational Church William Muir Auld Karl Kaley Daniel Protheros Auld Moses Nazarene Church Robert, Andrews The Lincoln Place Penn Church of the Nazarens Cleveland Street England B.A. Jenne Cleveland St Phous Aldean Catron William Bruce Lincoln Street John B. Sapp Vincent Vivian Bruce Russell Frits Billy Bruce Edwin Foster Lois Dahl Raymond Dahl, Jr Myrtle Keiser Barbara Kay Raesler Grinosin Orence Pawloski Stull Henry Raesler Carolyn Guild Reading Walther League Concordia Club S J. Paul Lutheran Church Walther Bosse Crooked Creek Farm Henristta F. E. Eastman Congregational Church Lindbeck Wakeman Church First Evangelical Church Linwood Park Lenora Steviok Ohio State Medical Board West 4Th Elyria Belting & Machinery Co Shaw-Walker Buckeye St Lewis Brown Kenyon St Joseph Hesthcote Sarah Wragg B. A. Jenne F.C. Moora Elizabeth Gilson J. Muth Forest Street C. Horst Charlee Bauman H. Jenne Bervice S ¢ Ayvere Christ Ohio Fuel Gas Company
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