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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1933
Page
4
Four days before his death Calvin Coolidge remarked on changing times and urged confidence in religion which remains constant. The piece argues that religion is the sole enduring basis for stability and invites readers to come to church next Sunday.
A church directory lists First Baptist Church Second Street and Middle Avenue with Dr KR Neighbour acting pastor and morning and evening worship times. Fields M E Church Rev John G Koontz pastor with Sunday school. Second Congregational Church Col Lake Ave and West St with Co F Wiseman pastor and services. Epworth League and prayer meetings noted.
A local church notices page lists services at Bethaty Baptist Church with Rev G T Settle as pastor including Sunday School at 98.30, morning service at 1100, and forum and young people meetings. Also details for First Church of Christ Scientist on East Avenue with Sunday School, morning services, and Wednesday testimonial meetings. Reading room in Redington Block opens daily except Sundays and holidays, with hours. Wm C Fowler listed as minister at Second and Chapel Streets with multiple worship and youth activities.
Morning service announced at 9 30 a m led by John N Horgan superintendent at 1043.
Rev Edward Young ministers a Sunday service at 11 90 AM with a 10 00 AM Sunday School at North Ridgeville Congregational Church Published details note the parish address and schedule in a concise church notices column.
The notice lists services at 250 Third Street Rev Ernst Irion pastor. Sunday services at 339 Morning Wowsn np at 1045 Fiveang Leal League at 643 German Service each Sunday during Lent. Lent services are held on Wednesdays at 73éip m.
A Sunday church and church school timetable lists Rev G. Cf Jones at Cambridge, Supt Arthur Sevins at 1190, Junior Endeavor at 4600 PM, Sandis School at 1000 and Lauren Serrce, First Congregational Corner Court and Second Streets with Dr W M Anid. Salvation Army holds morning worship 10.45 in session, noon Sunday school, Y P Le at 3.00, open air at 7.15 and Salvation meeting at 7.40.
The Rev Harold A Sayles, pastor of Parsonage, preaches at 10 45 with Sunday school at 2 45 and graded classes. Evening service at 7 00.
East Ave and Second St list Geo A Brown Minister with services at 9 30 A M Bible School 10 45 A M Morning Worship 6 30 P M Young People’s Christian 7 30 P M Evening Worship 7 34 P M.
The United Bible Students schedule Sunday services at 10 30 AM and 7 30 PM with both morning and evening gatherings.
Rev Percy E Kohl leads Eaton Church of Christ with Sunday School at 10:00 am and Morning Service at 11:10 am. Regular choir rehearsal Thursday at 7:00 pm.
Readable text lists religious mass times as 8:15 and 10:43 AM at a Rev 8S RybackL Masses location on Fourteenth Street and West Avenue.
Grace Lutheran Church at Corner Princeton Ave and East River St led by Rev F J Scrumm offers Sunday School and adult Bible classes at 9 10:45 Morning Service at 10 45 with pastor presiding.
African Methodist Church notice lists Jones Chapel with Rev R A White as pastor and Sunday School offering 306 dollars. Also mentions Rev Anna Hale at Hall 586 Broad for spiritual lecture followed by messages and healing demonstration.
Edwin B Redhead D Rector preaches at Holy Communion at 7 30. Church School worship at 9 30. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 10. Kappa Beta Kappa meeting at 7 16.
Morning service at 10:00 AM and Sunday School at 2:00 PM. Sunday evening service at 5:30 PM. Preaching service at 3:00 PM. Prayer service Wednesday at 5:00 PM. Located at 144 East Bridge Street.
Ashburn pastor leads Sunday School at 1000 and Morning Worship at 1100. Midweek service scheduled for 780 Wednesday evening.
First Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Service at 10 43 Sermon by Dr E J Bond Foworth League meeting at 6 39 Evening Service at 7 30. Church of Nazarene with Smith Brock over Bowers Drug Store S E F Durbin pastor Sunday School 9 45 Preaching 10 45 AM NY P38 6 45 PM Evangelistic Service 7 45 PM.
Rev J E Burton leads Sunday School at 9.39 AM followed by a church service at 11.00 AM and 6.30 PM. Epworth League at 6.30 PM and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7.30 PM. All are welcome.
Reverend A Ashburn pastors the Vincent M E Church with a 9:00 a m preaching service and a 10:39 a m Sunday School session.
Rev C Brown leads Sunday School at 9:30 AM and Evening Service at 7:00 PM at Shiloh Baptist Church with Pastor C Brown presiding.
North Ridgeville parish Masses at 8 30 and 10 45 a m. First Spiritualist Cherce led by Ford M Firyberger at 430 Second Street offers Sunday lectures psychometric readings Monday 300 PM and daily spiritual guidance from the pastor.
Rev Armin Schroeder pastor conducts Sunday School at 15 a.m. Saelish Service at 10 40 a.m. German Lenten Service at 11 a.m. Midweek Service each Wednesday during Lent at 7:39 p.m.
The 119 West River Street church conducts Sunday School at 9:00 A M and a Hungarian language church service at 10:00 A M. Christian Endeavor meets in the evening with a 6:00 P M service and an afternoon program at 2:09.
The illustrated Sunday school lesson presents Jesus teaching and feeding the crowd in Mark 6 1 56. Rev Alvin E Beil and Alfred J Buescher provide a devotional study highlighting Jesus compassion and miracles.
A devotional summary of Jesus feeding the multitudes in Mark 6 35 42, noting the disciples’ hesitation, Jesus compassion for a hungry crowd, and the call to shared work. It emphasizes faith, stewardship, and organizing church effort as a model for service.
The text notes Jesus fed a crowd of five thousand and gathered leftovers into twelve baskets. It argues scraps show care and a chance for practical brotherhood, aligning with the Community Chest idea by urging use of what is thrown away to help others.
Reports say Archbishop Fumasoni Biondi, as Prefect of the Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith, is certain to be elevated to the Sacred College at the March 13 consistory. The New York Bible Society adds four languages and reports Bible distributions totaling over 18 million in its history.
Dr. Walker head of English Bible at Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware will preach at the First M E church Sunday morning service. He has 45 years association with Ohio Wesleyan 33 years as professor of English Bible. He graduated in 1888 and authored religious books including Jesus and Our Pressing Problems.
An incomplete listing of moral beatitudes for parents emphasizes blessing those who help children, love youth, show faith and patience, discern good in wayward children, use brains wisely, and apply common sense. The text ends abruptly mid item.
A church page credits community sponsors including Pete Held Transfer Co Ohio Fuel Gas Co The Ohio Public Service Co Elyria Feed and Coal Co Harry W Belter Co Howard Wilson A H Waters Ault's Service Store Karl W Plocher E H Faulkner Hughes Provision Co The A B Sauer Music Co W J Vogeler Son H A Benham H C Wilcox W C Porter for support.
A church editor asks why members should pledge financially to support church work. Reasons include sustaining church operations costs, aligning with business practice, avoiding shirking personal responsibility, and the scriptural basis that giving is part of worship.
A truncated excerpt discusses paths to a child’s conscience and a life ending like quiet music, attributed to Henry Sabin. The text appears as a reflective or philosophical line rather than a news item with clear events or entities.
A vivid phrase extols an unbridled tongue as the most spectacular runaway. The line frames tongue as a remarkable force, using vivid imagery to capture its unpredictable impact.
A provocative line suggests conscience overrides reason when stopping a debate. The statement frames conscience as a decisive factor that halts rational discussion rather than a neutral guide.
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