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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1934
Page
5
Church listings for L Ludlow and other pastors include morning services at 10 45 and 11 30 with afternoon sessions at 2 30 and 7 30. Evening services, midweek prayer meetings, and lectures by various pastors are noted along with Sunday School times and youth programs at multiple addresses.
The First Church of Christ Scientist presents Sunday School at 9 15 and 11 00 MT Morning Service at 11 00. Wednesday evening Testimon Meetings at 8 00 PM. Reading Room in Redington Block Middle Ave and Second St is open daily except Sunday and legal holidays from 9 00 AM to 4 30 PM and Saturday 7 00 to 5 00 PM.
Stop 7 bake Ate L B Hindman Acting Pastor Bible Sunvolst 939 AL M John Hogan Supt Preaching Service follows. 250 Thord Street Rev Crnst Iron Pastor Sunday School at 30 morning Worship at 10 45. Bell preach There will be no meeting of Loung Teop ss League until July is. On first and third Sunday of each month German Service at 8 40 AL
A list of multiple city churches with ministers and varied service times. United Presbyterian at East Ave and Second St. and Princeton Ave. East River St. hosts PCU and other congregations. Sunday School times range 9:30 to 10:00 AM, morning services at 10:45 AM, and evening services or prayer meetings at 7:30 PM. Several pastors named including Rev Geo A Brown Rev F J Schumm Rev E J Bond Rev T C Williams Rev C Brown Rev T Settle and Rev Harold A Sayles.
Sunday morning holiness meetings at 10 39. Sunday afternoon Sunday School missing details. Evening open aid service at 7 15. Sunday evening salvation meeting at 7 45.
Sunday school at 9 00 A M and church service at 10 00 A M at 18 West River Street Rev Tibor Toth pastor. Afternoon service at 3 90 PM and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 PM Corner Lake and West Street Rev C B Wiseman pastor Bible School at 9 43 Morning Worship at 12245 and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 30 PM 403 Lodi Street Rev J D Bell pastor Sunday School at 945 AM morning service at 1130 Evening service at 7 29 PM. Holy Cross Church Fourteenth Street and West Ave Rev Budny pastor Masses 8 15 and 10 45 AM Corner Middle Ave and Thira Edwin B Redhead DG rector Holy Communion at 7 3d Church School Worship at 2 30 aperture Prayer and Sermon at 4 5
Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street led by Pastor C. C Smith announces Sunday School at 9 morning service at 11 BY PU 600 RP MW. R Dickerson serves as Superintendent for Mid Week Prayer on Wednesday and Evening Service at 7 26.
Bishop Hobart M Stires preached at Hobart College taking his son as escort. He used the letters in Hobart as a sermon guide and spoke over an hour about honesty and order. A student quipped that he was glad he didn’t study at MIT.
Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets lists activities for the day and week. William C Fowler ministers with Morning Worship at 9:39, Bible School at 9:39, Junior Church at 9:30, Christian Endeavor at 6:30, Evening Service at 7:30, and Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7:30 P.M.
The Jones Chapel AME on Seventeenth Street lists Rev R A White as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30, superintendent Mod Greenfield. Evening Service at 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8. Morning Service at 1044 a c. EL League at 600 PM.
The First Spiritualist Church at 430 Second Street announces Sunday lectures and messages from spirit friends with psychometric evidence. Ford M. Fryberger, pastor, offers spiritual advice daily starting Monday at 8.00 PM.
Rev Armin Schroeder presides at St John's Lutheran with Sunday School at 9 15 AM English Service at 10 AM and German Service at 11 AM on Broad Street and West Avenue.
Rev. Alvin E. Bell and Alfred J. Buescher present a Sunday school lesson based on Matthew 16 13 28 20. The quarterly review outlines key questions, scripture references, and teaching ideas for engaging students with the Gospel message and spiritual teachings.
The article notes long standing Bible presence in U S schools in Boston and New York, Chicago exclusions, and contrasts with rising religious activity worldwide. It mentionsRabbi William Rosenau speaking to Catholic priests, growth of Greek Orthodox revival in Greece, and expanding Christian influence in China. It also covers church involvement in education, a retiring Presbyterian moderator, and a Canadian naturalist using birds with Scripture bands.
The article emphasizes that life rewards reflect effort and urges readers to attend worship regularly. It argues neglect harms family life and children, noting worship quality depends on the attendee's attitude as well as music and sermons. It invites readers to come to church next Sunday.
In the Hudson Bay territory, isolated communities encounter a sacred text discovery. The find stands as a rare gospel touchpoint for groups with minimal prior contact, prompting local interest and reflection on faith amid remote life.
A contemplation on forgiveness from quotes by Emerson Hale Jordan and others, contrasting human forgetfulness with divine mercy. The piece urges following Jesus to learn nobility of forgiveness, tempering justice with mercy, and warns that disloyalty to convictions undermines loyalty.
The statement declares that force holds no legitimate claim in the world beyond its basis in truth, emphasizing a philosophical stance that power derives from verifiable reality rather than coercion. It frames force as subordinate to truth in moral and practical authority.
The Lesson-Sermon for June 24 1904 from the Church of Christ Scientist discusses whether the universe and man are shaped by atomic force. It cites Romans 1 20 and 1 Corinthians 8 6 and quotes Science and Health noting science must interpret the universe by divine Principle God to avoid treating creation as subject to growth decay or enigma.
A passage praising appreciation as a transformative gift references George H. Morrison and his book The Gateways of the Stairs. It lauds a Scotch minister praised for elevating ordinary people and describes plus people who leave others better off through grace and recognition during difficult times.
A list of discussion prompts used by Kenosha Wisconsin church men's club. Questions cover how married men can support youth, Christian conduct, family devotions, leadership qualities, workplace influence, church unity, inter-church relations, loyalty to the church, and comparisons between contemporary churches and early Christian foundations. The text ends with a remark on freedom and virtue.
A merger conference in Cleveland Ohio June 26 and 27 will study a union of the Reformed Church in the United States and the Evangelical Synod of North America. The report shows 1932 totals of 345704 and 263411 members respectively with property valued at 53222010.
A panel of scriptural questions asks which words Christ forbids vain prayers and why Canaan was given to Israel. It asks who was lowered through a roof to meet Jesus, who spoke to Jesus at the well, completes a quoted sentence about the world passing away, and asks what Christ defined as meat.
A compact, period voice extracts six notable lines: guidance on private prayer, contrasts between merit and wickedness, a healing note for a palsied man, the Samaritan woman of Sychar, a declaration that doing God’s will endures, and Jesus’ statement that his sustenance is to fulfill the will of the Father.
Emerson warns that open minds can be vacant while growth and rest clash. Christ elevates the widow’s mite as a model of faith in action. The future church is active in duty, useful in the world, and grounded in Christian practicality despite challenges.
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