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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1939
Page
10
St Andrews holds two Holy Communion services at 7 30 a.m. and 10 45 a.m. on Trinity Sunday with a sermon titled The Art of Worship. Church school is at 9 30 a.m. Worship aims to honor the Heavenly Father with aid to personal devotion and offerings include an anthem Holy Holy Holy by Stewart.
The First Congregational church in Elyria observes Church School Day with morning worship and a full program across all departments. The Junior choir performs The Lord is My Shepherd arranged by Gordon Jacob, with a cello solo, while Corelli Largo Affetuoso is played by Peter Msmith. Covenant Bibles are presented to eligible children amid baptisms and a commissioning service for the youth.
The notice invites all interested in schools and youth to summer conferences this year. A processional and recessional will occur. Students attend Sunday school per announcements from the departments last Sunday. Everyone is cordially invited.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at St Johns Lutheran church in Elyria with the English service at 10:00 AM and no German service. Sunday school starts at 9:15 AM. Thirteen young confirms will take first communion along with Mr and Mrs Harry Neitzke. Rev A Schroeder continues a sermon series on David with the title David on the Road to Despair or The Folly of Forsaking God. O Poellet of Chicago plans to join St Johns School this Fall to lead lower grades and assist the pastor, replacing Herbert Vogel who leaves to resume theology studies. Rev Schroeder attends a pastoral conference in Geneva Ohio Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Walker will assist if needed.
Rev R W Neighbour outlines Sunday sermons on the Holy Spirit at 10 45 AM and the Second Coming in the 7 30 PM talk titled In Such An Hour As Ye Think Not Public invited Sunday school at 9 30 AM Men s Visitation Group meets Monday at 6 00 PM for light supper and personal work Young people group gathers Tuesday 7 30 PM for ages 13 to 25 Mid week Prayer Hour Wednesday 7 30 PM Women's Visitation Thursday 9 00 AM with lunch at 12 00 PM Intermediate Sunday school picnic in Cascade Park Friday 4 30 PM June 9 Women's Mission Bible class Friday 7 30 PM led by Miss Virginia Newton
Mrs E. E. Morgan will lead the Children’s Day program during morning worship at 1030. Mrs Mildred Crandall will assist at the piano. The program follows the communion service. Sunday School hour remains at 930.
The Bible School starts at 9 30 a m with adult lesson Paul Pleads His Own Case from Acts 21 27 23 11 24 10 26 32 The annual Children’s Day service at 10 30 a m includes organ and piano music by Lois Phelps and Ed Wright scripture John 13 1 17 prayers by Geraldine Rice and youth groups songs by Junior Choir and Primary and Builders exercises with Miss Edna Gray Johnson recitations and activities titled Jesus’ Helpers Jesus and the Children Builders What Will You Give
Charles Shafer offers remarks and benediction as Rev Brown preaches The Way Back to Eden at 7 45 p m for evening service Intercessors Wanted is the morning worship subject at 10 45 a m Sunday school gathers at 9 45 a m The Young People's Society meets at 6 45 p m
A church invitation urges worshippers to balance science with spiritual unity. It argues science cannot solve moral prejudice or lift human vision, and urges readers to tap God’s redeeming love through church attendance next Sunday.
Graduation season plans set for 10 30 morning service theme When Life Finds Its Real Master Choir to sing Savior Like a Shepherd Meredith Youth Fellowship meets at 8 with John Nagy leading topic The God of Law and Order Sunday School shifts to 9 30 to 10 30 beginning June 4 with A Good Life Its Own Defense Acts Cordial invitation extends to all services also announced 7 30 p m in First Methodist with Rev Dr F L Hicks as speaker
The church lists Sunday School at 9 30 under Leonard Fisk with 573 attendees last week. Morning worship at 10 45 includes Holy Communion and an anthem Lift Up Your Heads and solo The Lord Is My Shepherd. Evening service at 7 30 and High School Baccalaureate sermon by Rev F L Hicks. Week events cover meetings of Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Epworth League W F S and multiple rehearsals and lunches.
Reverend Mr. Young of North Ridgeville Congregational Church will base his sermon on the Presbyterian General Assembly meeting in Cleveland. He will address themes relevant to individual Christian life for all denominations. Service begins at 11 a.m. Sunday school convenes at 10.
A reflective editorial argues that the church historically imposes insufficient demands on men, contrasting with a claim that it should require more effort and responsibility from its followers. The piece frames this as a call for stronger moral engagement.
In Cleveland on June 11 Archbishop Jospeh Schrembs will be formally elevated to Archbishop as part of a city celebration honoring his golden jubilee. The event caps three days of National Catholic Social Action Congress with a Pontifical Mass, sectional meetings, and forums on industrial relations.
The writer argues one evil act can ruin a reputation, but emphasizes hope in Christ who forgives sin and grants grace. Acknowledging that a single murder or theft defines a person, the piece underscores the possibility of cleansing through faith.
Directory of churches listing addresses pastors and weekly services including Sunday School morning worship and evening events across multiple congregations in the area. Includes Emmmanuel Lutheran Princeton Ave, Church of God in Christ West Ave, First Spiritualist Hall Broad St, and Church of Christ streets Third Court and more with times and contact notes.
The column lists multiple churches including First Congregational Second Methodist St Andrew's African Methodist Holy Cross Second Baptist and Reading Room schedule with pastors sermon times Sunday schools morning and evening services and midweek events across streets and districts. Also notes public reading room hours and accessibility details.
Life is a trust and must be handled with purpose and goal. The piece argues that outcomes reflect how well one uses abilities talents and latent powers to create fruit from life. It emphasizes accountability and deliberate cultivation of potential as life’s true measure.
In Rhodesia Africa a Nyadi mission native built and dedicated a family home. The service invoked spiritual purposes mirroring church school and hospital dedications, pledging the home to family affection and friendly hospitality.
Bishop Gerggrav of Oslo says Norway shows unprecedented gospel receptivity among the wage working class. A nationwide poll finds the Bible the most interesting and best selling book. Studies link church attendance to stronger personality traits in adults and children. Russia debates common phrases like “Thank God” as faith remains widespread.
The notice lists worship and teaching times led by Rev. Ernst Irion at 250 Third St. Sunday School at 9:30 A M and 10 15 A M for the religious school, morning worship at 10 45 A M, and a German service at 8 45 A M on the first Sunday of each month. Activities include Religious School sessions Monday Wednesday and Thursday evenings and a Confirmation Class Friday at 4 00 P M.
The page lists service times and leaders for Lake Ave Community Church and Bible School, First Baptist Church, Salvation Army, and Church of the Nazarene. It names pastors Rev W W Walker Rev R W Neighbour Captain Henry Hulller and W F Clay, plus various morning and evening services, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and youth programs across multiple addresses.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Devotional Service at 10 15 a m Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p m Special Prayer Meeting at Faith Home on Thursday evening Broad St and West Ave Rev Armin Schroeder Pastor 9 15 A M Sunday School 10 00 A M English Serve No German Service on first Sunday of February March May June August September November and December
Pastor Josef A. Barton leads morning worship at 10 45 with 930 A M Church School. Junior Choir practices at 720 P.M. Wednesday. Missionary Circle meets first and third Thursdays at 730 P.M.
The notice lists church events at 1017 Lake Avenue with Elder Clifford G Minkler as pastor. Morning worship at 1100 AM, church school earlier, and a 630 PM Young People meeting are scheduled.
A dedication passage lauds courage patience and self control as foundations for cheerful life and higher aims. The family then sang Lord I Want To Be A Christian, reflecting epoch making changes driven by titanic difficulties as noted by Kirby Page.
Sunday Mass times listed for St Peters Ridgeville with Rev Fr George Martin and Rev Fr Joseph R Buescher as pastors and assistants. Masses shown as 6 00, 9 30, 9 90, 10 00 and 11 00 with additional times 6 00 3 00 10 00 12 00 noted.
Pastor John B Anderson leads services including morning worship at 945 AM Sunday School and 1030. Evening service at 730 PM with Wednesday prayer meeting at 700. Missionary service scheduled for the third Sunday at 330 PM.
Church notices announce a June 4 1839 Lesson Sermon in all Christ Scientiat churches with a focus on God as the all in all. It cites Psalms and Psalm 104 31 and references Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. Questions and answers cover Paul in Corinth Gallio Apollos Joseph of Arimathea and the school of Tyrannus.
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