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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
6
D Carl Yoder urges readers to attend church next Sunday, arguing worship helps ease daily burdens and that God is found in sanctuary. He emphasizes faith, hope, love, and Jesus Christ as core reasons to participate in public worship.
A compilation of church listings includes First Baptist on Dad Street and Middle Avenue led by Pastor R. E Neighbour with morning worship at 6 30 and evening service. Shilom Baptist under Rev C Brown with Sunday School at 939 and evening service. Second Baptist in Thompson's Hall with Sunday School at 9 39 and services. Church of Christ at Second and Chapel with Bible School at 930 and multiple services. Second Congregational at Lake Ave and West Street led by Rev C F Wiseman with Bible School at 945 and morning service at 10 45.
A diary style listing of church locations and service times across multiple congregations. Includes RST Church of Christ Scientist 309 East Avenue with morning and evening services and daily open room hours, KE Avenue Community Church and Bible School at Stop 7 Lake Ave led by Rev Bucholtz with 930 am Sunday School and 10 45 am service, African Methodist Church Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street led by Rev R A White with 930 am Sunday School and 1046 am morning service, ACE League 600 pm and 730 pm evening prayer meeting, plus midweek activity details.
The notice lists services for Rev Ernst Irion Pastor day School at .30. church service at 190 48. Angelical League at 6 45. The first and third Sunday of month include a German service at 8 45 a m.
Day School at 9:30 am J R Adr Supr emings Service at 11:00 am. YPU at 6:00 pm. W Rerson Pres sing Service at 7:30 pm. Week Prayer Service Wednesday at 7:39 pm. United Gable Students meet early morning at 7:99? Ning Service at 7:0.
Ridge and Prospects Streets in ev. W L Ludlow pastor leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m with Arthur as superintendent. Morning service at 11 followed by Christian Endeavor at 7 pm.
CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST at 49 West Ave led by Pastor George Aldrdge holds morning service at 10 and evening worship at 7. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL at Court and Second Streets with Sunday School at 9:30 and worship at 10:45. ANTEL LUTHERAN at 264 Princeton Ave with Sunday School at 9:45 and service at 10:15.
A recent survey from Sunday s of India reports two schools with an enrollment of about 710 and 30,428 teachers. Various religious figures and institutions in New Orleans are referenced, including trusteeships at a cathedral and diocesan roles.
East Ave and Second Lt. Rev Geo A Brown presiding Bible school at 9 30 am Morning Worship at 10 45 PCU at 6 20 pm Evening Worship at 7 3 V Prayer Meeting Wednesday eve 7 30 pm
Grace Lutheran Church at Correr Princeton Ave and East River Street Rex F J Schumm pastor offers Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9:30 am followed by Morning Service at 10:45 am.
Dr F J Bond pastor leads Sundiv School at 9 30 with morning service at 10 45. Sermon by the pastor. Paworth League meets at 6 30. Loenung Service at 7 30.
Church of the Aazaren e Smith Block near Bowers Drug Store lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 10 45 a m NY PPS at 6 45 p m evangelistic service at 7 45 p m and prayer service Wednesday evening at 7 45 p m with W F Clas as pastor.
Rex J E Burton presides at Second Methodist Church on Middle Avenue. Sunday School begins at 9 30 am followed by an 11 am church service. Epworth League gathers at 6 30 pm and Prayer Meeting occurs Wednesday evening at 7 30.
The church lists Rev T C Williams as pastor with services at 1 00 am prayer meeting 7 00 pm Sunday school 7 00 am morning worship 12 00 pm noon service 6 00 pm Brotherhood meeting 6 00 pm evening worship 8 00 pm at Oberlin Road location.
Rev J D Bell pastor conducts Sunday School at 9 45 am Morning Service at 11 30 am Evening Service at 7 30 pm B Y P U at 6 00 pm ning.
Holy Cross Church at Fourteenth Street and West Avenue announces Masses at 15 and 10 45 a m under Rev. 8 Ryback pastor.
St Andrew's Episcopal at Corner Middle Ave and Third St lists Edwin B Redhead BD as rector. Holy Communion at 9 30. Church School instructions follow. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10 45.
A local church announces Sunday morning service at 10 00 a m Sunday school at 2 00 p m Sunday evening service at 7 30 p m preaching at 8 00 p m and midweek prayer at 8 60 p m on Wednesday at 144 Last Bridge Street showing a full week timetable.
Ford M. Frybergett delivers Sunday messages from spirit friends with psychometric evidence Monday readings by mediums and Thursday afternoon sessions. Daily spiritual advice provided by the pastor.
Pastor Armin Schroeder leads Sunday School at 9 15 a m. Finglish service at 10 00 a m. German service at 11 00 a m.
Sunday morning holiness meeting at 1000. Sunday afternoon Sunday School at 200. Sunday evening open air service at 715. Salvation meeting at 745. Evening services outline a sequence of gatherings across the day with focus on worship and revival.
The Magyar Reformed Church at 119 West River Street lists Rev. Tibor Toth as pastor. Sunday School at 9:00 am, morning service at 10:00 am, Tsungarian sermon in the afternoon, and Christian Endeavor at 6:00 pm.
A memorial service was held in Tung-hien China for Dr Arthur H Smith who died in California August 31 1932. Smith urged President Roosevelt to return Boxer Indemnity Money for educational work. The report notes the Pope blessed about 300000 on Ascension Day and that the United Church of Canada affiliated with the Federal Council of Churches in America as the first ecclesiastical body outside the United States to do so.
The Sunday school lesson outlines Mark 16 1 47 on the resurrection with a focus on faith and the empty tomb led by Rev Alvin E K Bel and Alfred J Buescher. It emphasizes the message of victory over death and the commissioning to spread the gospel within a church teaching context.
A forum on church finances urges faith grounding, ethical giving, and transparent accounting. Warren T. Dennison recommends appointing high character leaders to finance roles, expanding the churchs vision, applying scriptural methods, and requiring complete reporting of receipts and disbursements. It also suggests early member education on financial plans and rotating finance committee membership.
The bulletin from Miles City Montana expresses belief in the church as a unifying Christian force. It calls for active participation, regular attendance, and cooperation with ministers to advance worship and goodwill.
A minister with a Doctor of Divinity married a physician. When asked if Dr Smith was in the young daughter replied with a quip about choosing pills or prayers. The quip suggests time spent in getting ahead is time well spent.
A quotation-style note credits Whinchell, urging kindness to everyone met during ascent, as those same people may cross paths during decline.
After the Civil War General Hubert K. Lee faced many high price offers for his name and status. Washington College offered a presidency at a modest salary, which he accepted. A proposed presidents role at an insurance company carried a 350000 salary that he declined, noting he knew nothing about the business and would not justify the pay. The recruiter argued the job required little work, but Lee pressed on the value of his name and responsibility.
In Lagrange Ohio on June 17 an outdoor party was enjoyed by about thirty five members of the B Y B U. Refreshments followed later. The young people will be entertained at the Spieth home on Wednesday evening June 21. The A W W class of the Baptist church will be entertained at Judson Sher’s home on Friday evening June 28 for an ice cream social.
The Sanders family reunion gathered Sunday at Rice's Dam in Spencer with about seventy five present from Lodi West Salem Cleveland Elyria Penfield and LaGrange. New officers elected were President Ernie Sanders and Secretary Alma Knupper. Next year’s reunion is planned for the same location.
Mrs Helen Kelner entertained the Neighborhood Sewing Circle at her daughter Mrs D M Spicer’s Lakewood home Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Starr Mrs G W Woodruff and son Bobby Mrs Elden Freeman Mrs Frank Wolcott Mrs Arthur Jones Miss Cassie Kelner Dr and Mrs Spicer and Mrs Kelner.
A large Gleaners class of the Methodist church gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Elsie Bickel residence. Marian Denham led devotionals, Grace Rawson and Mary Callely spoke on My Favorite Hero, Rev. Jump gave a reading, and a general discussion followed. A July and August meeting plans were noted, with September at A A Wilcox’s home. One new name joined, with out of town guests from Birmingham attending.
Young performers will be heard each Saturday evening during the summer on the town square. Citizens are invited to come out and enjoy the music and social gathering as the nights warm.
Mrs Harold Jameyson a January bride was honored by a miscellaneous shower at her parents home Friday evening with about forty guests. Gold and white decorations and several out of town guests marked the event. Local and visiting relatives attended as well as friends.
Stratford Conn Donald Sammis town manager has been given the title His Worship by Stratford England officials in a friendly gesture. The curious honor mirrors a traditional title used by Stratford on Avon and leaves Sammis unsure how to use the designation.
The high school band directed by Mr. Mark Osburn presented its inaugural concert Saturday evening. The program featured student pieces and a closing ensemble, with attendance noted by school officials.
Young citizens express restless energy toward reforms, urging quicker action even as older voices urge caution. The push centers on social and political issues framed as urgent calls for progress, reflecting a broader generational tension over pace and priorities.
A reflective note urges contentment with possessions while encouraging ongoing self-improvement. The message emphasizes appreciation for current blessings while pursuing personal growth and new goals.
A succinct maxim notes that divine law remains constant regardless of wealth or hardship. The saying emphasizes steadfast principles guiding conduct in both favorable and trying times.
The saying urges personal accountability by urging individuals to examine and correct their own faults before pointing out flaws in others. It emphasizes self-improvement and restraint in critique.
A concise aphorism notes that it is easier to gather a thousand virtues than to correct a single fault. The saying from Bruyere emphasizes self-improvement over minor failings.
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