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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
4
A hurried man meets a second motorist in a rush and apologizes with a bow. He admits fault is unclear and requests no blame if the other bumped him. The exchange ends with the man quickly moving on, reflecting on values of giving up to become rich and playful aphorisms about eyesight and pride.
A reader’s church directory lists multiple congregations with pastors and service times including Salvation Army Holiness worship at 10 30 am Sunday School at 9 00 am and evening services, Immanuel Lutheran Church in Princeton with Rev Harold A Sayles and Sunday School at 4 43, Second Baptist Church at 2207 Middle Avenue led by Rev J F Burton with 9 30 am Sunday School and 11 00 am service, Epworth Teague with 6 39 pm prayer, Vincent M. Becker Chapel with Rev F A Asnost and 9 30 am worship, Christ Episcopal at 111 Obrlin Road with Rev T C Williams and 9 00 am Sunday School, and St John’s Lutheran Broad Street with Armin Schoeder offering 9 00 am worship and 11 00 am service plus Hungarian language sermon.
Fragmentary OCR notes show church at Secret Street and S Middle Avenue with pastors, worship times, youth society, prayer meeting, and Wednesday worship. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but references to services at 6 20 pm and a youth group suggest a typical midweek church schedule.
Rev Percy F Koll leads morning worship at 1060 a m with Sunday School. The Postal Chor Rehearsal is Thursday at 7 00 pm.
Fragmented notice describes Sunday school at 940 and 100 TM Morage and a testimonial meeting at 109 Subject Ged the Only Cause and Creator. Evening services planned weekly with readings and prayers in the Pedigton Block at Iddite Ave and Cund Street, open daily except Sundays and legal holidays, from January to October.
Lake Avenue church and Bible school announce morning prayer and services led by minister John N Hagin. The schedule includes a 330 am devotion and a 10 am Sunday service with music and fellowship.
Rey Linst Lion Pastor issues Sunday school at 1 30 p m church service at 10 45 a m and Evangelical League at 6 p m on the first and third Sundays of Eid month. General service will be held at 1 51 p m.
Blthawy Baptist Church lists Sunday School at 4 30 p m with J R Moore Jr superintendent Morning Service at 9 00 a m W R Dive presiding Evening Service at 7 00 p m Prayer Service Wednesday at 8 30 p m United Bible Students meet Sunday morning and evening services at 7 30 p m
The Pitgrim Community Church led by Pastor Rev W L Ludlow convenes a morning service at 930 am with Arthur serving as superintendent. Sunday activities include Church School and the morning worship at 1100 am and a Christian Endeavor gathering at 400 pm.
LaPORTE Methodist Church met J H E Jones pastor with Sunday School at 10 and church service at 11 15. Local notices list the clergy and time for worship events.
The Church of God in Christ presents Sunday School at 330 a m preaching at 1130 a m PW W at 609 p m Fryvening Service at 730. Elder George Aldridge pastor-led activities on West Avenue.
Dr WM Agdd Minister Church School at 930 All de partments in Session Morning Worship at 1045.
The notice lists services at Second Baptist Church on Obelin Road Rev G 71 Settle Faster Sunday School at 799 Morning Service at 1109 Forum meeting every fourth Sunday at 33 Houng Ee Ples reetng at 630 Evening Service at 77N Prayer meeting Wednesday at 10 pom
North Ridgeville Congregational Church invites parishioners to Minster Edward Loung leads a Sunday service at 10:00 AM with custom scripture readings and congregational prayers. Visitors are welcome at the local parish gathering.
Church of Christ announces weekly schedule at Chipel Streets. Bible School at 9 39 am Morning Worship at 10 am Junior Church at 7 30 pm Gospel Tent at 4 30 pm Christian Endeavor at 6 30 pm Evensong serves at 7 pm Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7 50 pm.
Jones Chipe Seventh Street Rev R A White preaching Sunday service at 11 in the morning with J F Greenfield supervising morning service at 10. Evening service at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30.
Bible school at 9 30 am Morning Worship at 10 40 am Sunday service at 11 00 am Evening Worship at 7 30 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30 pm at East Avenue Second Street with Rev Geo A Brown minister and PC UL group listed.
Graceful Lutheran Church at corner Prince on Ave and Last Rover Street with Rex FJ Schumm as pastor offers Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 30 am, Morning Service at 10 46. Alliance Spiritual Church at 686 Broad Hall presents Sunday services with a 2 30 pm symposium, messages, and healing demonstrations, followed by an Evening Service at 7 30. Mediums from New York Indiana and Ohio participate.
Third and Court Streets. Dr E J Bond pastor. Sunday School at 10 30. Morning Service at 10 45. Sermon by then pastor. Epworth League meeting at 6 30. Evening Service at 7 30.
The Church of the Nazarene in the Smith Block lists services for Sunday with Sunday School at 9:40 a.m., preaching at 10:40 a.m., NFY P 8 at 6:45 p.m., evangelistic service at 7:45 p.m., and a Wednesday evening prayer service at 7:45 p.m. Pastor is WF Clay.
Morning service at 94 a9 am and 11 1949 am Christian Endeavor at 6 00 pm Prayer meeting each day evening at 7 30 led by Pastor Pe School at 94 a9 am at Corner Lake Ave and West Street Rev C F W announces morning and evening services and the Christian Endeavor gathering.
J H Jones pastor Moritrg Worshin will preach at 9 45 church service with 104 Mo hers Day Dr t B Hs Dst ct superintendent delivering sermon at morning worship.
Myron Baptist at 605 Lod and Street hosts morning Sunday School at 9 40 daily service at 11 30 and evening service at 7 30 With BYC meeting in the morning.
Rev John G Aoontgz Paistor leads Sunday School at illo am and Morning Worship at 10. Le Epworth Leagie holds 700 pm prayer service. Wednesday evening will be held at the parsonage.
A church on West Avenue announces revised masses led by Pastor S Rybicki. Mass times are 7:15, 10:40 a.m., and an additional service at 5:00 p.m. for weekend observances.
St Andrew's Episcopal Church on Corner Middle Avenue and Third Street invites parishioners to Holy Communion at 7:30 and a church school session at 3.9.3. An afternoon sermon follows the service at 4.0.
The congregation lists morning service at 1000, Sunday School at 702 p m, Sunday Evening Service at 7 30, Preaching Service at 1005 m, and Prayer Service Wednesday at 700 p m.
Sunday School led by Pastor at Ashburn at 1009 2% m. Morning Worship scheduled for 1100. Midweek Service Wednesday evening at 7 20.
North Ridgeville parish notes weekend Mass schedule with Rev Fr John Rhein presiding at 830 am and 1045 am services. The bulletin lists times and the pastor’s name for Sunday worship.
A pastor offers daily spiritual guidance and weekly readings including Sunday messages and Thursday evening sessions. The program features input from spiritual friends and psychometric style readings, with a focus on diary notes and Monday sessions priced at 60 per million.
A Sunday school lesson adapted from Mark chapter 14 presents Jesus' betrayal by Judas and Peter's denial, detailing events from the anointing at Bethany through the last supper, arrest, and trials. The piece emphasizes faith, loyalty, and the trials of discipleship within a narrative arc.
Penfield high school quartet led by Ralph Dikason Donald Biggs and Lester Bradley performed after noon on Saturday as the last major event of the school deal. The alumni dinner May 26 drew eighty attendees with toastmaster Baker. Harold Jaray greeted, while organizers Grace Kleinhans and Kenneth Travison led ceremonies. A death in the alumni, Trene Wolfe Bulls, saddened members. An orchestra from Wellington provided music.
The 441 club is organized in Penfeld and will meet each Thursday afternoon at the school building with Jean Tronfelder as leader. Officers elected include Virginia Leach president, Josephine Rollin recreation director, Alice Roman news reporter, and Doris Pierce secretary and treasurer. Cookies and lemonade were served.
Saturday evening guests gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Tulius Kurtz and daughter Frances from Tooele Utah along with Vira James Kitchen of Spencer Wrs Kurtz formerly Miss Treva Kitchen.
Mrs Dewey Kies and children traveled with Wr and Mrs Roy Kies of California to Cleveland for Decoration Day. Mr and Mrs Curtis Braden and Mrs Margaret Cyphers enjoyed a Sunday afternoon at W G Gregorys, E R Allen, and EF Jay Howenstine from Elyria visited on Friday. Helen Degue and Mr and Mrs Kimber were part of the Friday callers.
A fragmented dialogue recalls a Sunday school classroom where Bertie and another child argue about a prank. The chatter centers on a playful line about tying and untying, with a mispronounced name Julie and a cheeky exchange about pinching or hitting.
A fragmented garbled note hints at a claim that a certain item or method could substitute brains, with references to warnings and tomorrow’s problems. The legibility is poor, but the gist points to an experimental or speculative idea lacking clear evidence or authorities.
Mrs Welsh and Tucile Gregg attended commencement exercises at Spencer Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Lynden Jones, Marseilles, visited their parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones. Miss Helen Daguce returned to work in Elyria Wednesday morning. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clayton Welsh of Spencer spent Saturday night at Winfield Kimbets.
Church editor urges action to aid the unemployed with practical church and Sunday school questions. The Federated Council article highlights long-term joblessness and proposes fellowship meals, open gatherings, and affordable services for all. It suggests adult education courses in religion, arts, and commerce to assist those out of work.
A set of notes references a University of Washington poll showing 75 percent would not bear arms in wars but want choice in emergencies, 23 percent would defend abroad. Louisiana’s oldest pipe organ repaired for Easter at New Orleans Cathedral. its pipes date to 1794. Methodist journals push tighter annual conference changes reducing pastor moves and sessions. Announcement: Shirley Jackson Case named dean of University of Chicago Divinity School, succeeding Dean Wathen. Case, editor of The Journal of Religion since 1927, to retirein June 30. Halk of Religion highlighted at Chicago World’s Fair, with Protestant growth exhibits and conferences on social issues.
An old time revival message fuses persona religion with modern welfare aims proclaiming the Kingdom of Heaven is near through a more Christian social order. Faith is presented as the most potent force shaping thought and action.
A short sermon urging escape from economic and moral insecurity by embracing the world of permanent values taught by Jesus Christ. The author argues that love, truth, charity, and kindness form an enduring, universal currency. It presents Christ as a passport to a secure life and invites readers to claim this enduring standard.
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