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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1937
Page
12
Rev. R. Ed Albright leads a unified worship and teachings service at Brownhelm Congregational Church at 10:00 A. M. Sunday. The pastor presides over the morning gathering and teaching.
Sunday School lesson outlines John 19 4 30 focusing on Jesus trial before Annas Caiaphas and Pilate. It notes Pilate finding no fault and the crowd demanding crucifixion. It highlights the crown of thorns and Pilate’s verdicts and concludes with Golgotha and the crucifixion as the world’s Redeemer.
The excerpt reflects Jesus entrusting Mary to the beloved disciple and declaring completion of his mission. It frames care for the elderly as a biblical example and presents the final moment as a deliberate fulfillment of God's purposes rather than mere exhaustion.
Questions explore why Jewish leaders sought Jesus death and how their conduct showed hard heartedness. It asks for evidences of Jesus innocence and moments where God overruled wicked plots. It notes the cross’s significance and cites Straus Fichte and Rousseau on Jesus. A prayer asks not to align with those who crucified Christ.
William Lyon Phelps calls The Return to Religion by Henry C. Link the finest book on practical psychology he ever read. The MacMillan Company edition argues personality and poise develop through religion, criticizing America's focus on intellect as harmful to individuals and social institutions.
Eaton Church announces Roll Call Sunday with Mrs. King Crowell singing Open The Gates of the Temple a Palm Sunday piece. The Junior Church will join the adult service for Invitation and Communion and display handwork projects and church models.
The Woman's Glee Club of Oberlin College performs Sunday at 4 pm at the Congregational Church Amherst under director J E Wickler with Viriginia Pellington as accompanist. The program features Mendelssohn, Watford, Beach, Tchaikowski, Franck, Hahn and Rachmaninoff pieces, scripture, and a free offering to defray expenses. The public is invited.
Circle two met at Miss Viola Zimmerman’s Maple street home with Mrs. Martin Deck assisting. Mrs. John Peters led devotions and Mrs. C C Kern reviewed Congo Crosses. Plans for April set at Mrs. A Kreeger’s home with Mrs. Minnie Nickel hosting and Mrs. John Dellefield assisting. Lunch for 11 members and five guests followed. Circle 4 met at Mrs. Ed Bahl’s Hazel street home with Mrs. Otis Bahl assisting. Vice chair Mrs. William Barris led with song and devotions by Mrs.
Evangelist Mr Belcastro opens a week of pre Easter services at North Eaton Church of Christ this Sunday. Special music features Wellington Church of Christ choir Elyria soloist Paul Wainwright Wellington High Glee Club the Grange Ladies Aid Society and a men’s choir with Ridgeville choir possibly joining one night. Services begin at 8 09 p m with a reception for Wellington congregants after Sunday night service.
In a routine gathering Mrs. William Barris presided. Honors in contests went to Mrs. A. C. Kreeger Mrs. John Deuschle and Miss Elsie Shelton. Eleven members and three guests shared lunch after the event.
The Queen Esther class of the Methodist church will be hosted by Mrs. Wilmah Egeland on Spring Street. Elmer Johnson Post of the American Legion meets in regular session at the club rooms. Mrs. William Grugel of Middle priced will host the Woman's Benefit Association. The Young Ladies Catholic Club of St. Joseph's will sponsor a bingo party at the school hall after the evening service. An evangelistic service is planned at the First Evangelical church at 7 50. The weekly choir rehearsal at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church is at 7 30. The Young people will lead the services at the Foursquare church.
Largely attended funeral services for well known Lorain county farmer Joseph Edward Whit took place at CPF Baker Co Funeral Home Thursday afternoon. Rev T J Williams officiated. Pallbearers were F O Fleming W V Marshall C A Alexander Hugh Gawn Sim Nash and Henry Kane. Burial followed in Crownhill Cemetery with relatives and friends from Akron Cleveland Oberlin Lorain Elyria Clarksfield and Birmingham in attendance.
Rev M A Hayes pastor of First Evangelical church was guest speaker at the Noon Day Club at Conrad Zilch's home on Thursday speaking on A Visit to Chicago. Other guests included Charley Salisbury Werner Zilch and H E B Dulmage and 17 members. Dinner served by Ladies Aid Society committee.
Mrs Albert Kreeger entertained the Ladies' Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran church at the church parlors Thursday afternoon Rev R C Bosse presided over the discussion and later refreshments were served to 20 members.
The annual conference will be held at Clearview school Saturday with teachers and high school students from across Lorain County expected to attend. Speakers include C. A. Gibbons, Lorain County superintendent of schools, and Miss Alice Bird.
Lorain County extension agent and Mrs Ethel Patterson of Ridgeville advise home economic clubs in Lorain County. Mrs George Garthe Mrs Jacob Muth and daughter Lila spent Thursday in Cleveland. Public School closes today for a week long spring vacation resuming March 29. Charles Salisbury of Columbus was a Thursday guest of Henry Kane. Mrs Rose Mahlke of Elyria visited Amherst relatives Thursday.
St Peters Evangelical and Re formed church with Rev C E Schmidt pastor lists church school at 9:30 am and service at 10:30 am Confirmation and reception of juniors at 7:30 pm and annual reunion of confirmands planned.
The church outlines a program led by Pastor Rev M A Hayes with a 9 15 church school service and 10 30 worship. An evangelical service follows at 6 45 with a 7 30 program for young people and additional evangelical services.
Congregational church led by Rev. T J Williams with church school at 9 45 worship at 10 45 and a vesper concert by the Oberlin College Glee Club at 4 00.
St Paul Lutheran Church announces services with Rev. R C Bosse as pastor. Church school at 9 00 am English service at 10 00 am and German service at 11 00 am.
The Methodist church lists Rev. B. H. Ryan as pastor with church school at 9:45 and worship at 11:00 followed by Epworth League at 6:30. St Joseph R C Church announces Rev. James Smith leading low Mass at 8:00 and high Mass at 10:00. Foursquare Church lists Mrs. J Urban as pastor with church school at 9:15 worship at 10:00 and evangelistic service at 7:30.
The statement frames philosophy as the pursuit of knowledge with reason as the primary tool. It emphasizes rational inquiry as essential to understanding and learning beyond mere opinion.
A proverb notes that giving advice does not grant the recipient wisdom to profit. The saying cautions against overconfidence and implies that guidance alone cannot ensure gain or mastery.
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