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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1934
Page
4
A layman speaks of the Church as a source of wealth, safety, faith, and comfort in family life. He urges readers to attend worship next Sunday, describing the Church as a healing, guiding light in dark days and the place to find confidence, warmth, and service.
A collage of church notices lists services across several congregations. It notes Sunday School times, morning and evening worship, midweek services, and special observances for Good Friday and Easter week, with pastors named for Union Avenue area churches and various outreach events.
A crowded page lists morning and evening worship times for multiple churches around East Avenue and Oberlin Road including First Church of Christ Scientist, Universalist, Shiloh Baptist, Second Baptist, Emmanuel Lutheran, Gospel Mission, Saint John’s Lutheran, and various parish activities. It notes reading rooms, Sunday School hours, prayer meetings, Lenten services, and weekly Bible classes across Princeton Ave, Middle Avenue, and nearby streets, with pastors named for several congregations.
Salvation Army services are scheduled with Holiness Meetings in the morning and an Open Aid Service in the evening. Salvation meetings and Sunday School are noted, plus a Fraser Hour on Wednesday. Church of Christ at Second and Chapel Streets lists Bible School at 9 39 A M Morning Worship at 10 30 A M Junior Church at 10 30 A M and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M Fraser Hour Wednesday at 7 30 P M.
The African Methodist Church on Jones Chanel Seventeenth Street lists Pastor Rev. FL AL White. Sunday School at 9:50 AM. Evening Service at 7:30 PM with Prayer Meeting. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 2:30 PM. A.C.E. League meets at 6:90 PM.
Stop 7 Lake Ave Community Church and Bible School. Acting Pastor L B Hindman reports Bible School at 2 30 A M John H Hogan superintendent Preaching Service follows. Great social reforms come through devoted energies of small groups.
A reader notes that clouds obscure the sun while the sky remains bright, creating a paradox of visible light and shaded intervals. The sight emphasizes the atmosphere's transient shading as the sun nonetheless shines beyond the cloud cover.
Magyar Reformed Church at 19 West River Street lists Rev. Tibor Toth as pastor. Sunday School at 9:00 AM, morning service at 10:00 AM, afternoon service at 3:30 PM, and Christian Endeavor at 6:00 PM. Services conducted in Hangar with planned events and activities.
Corner Lake Ave and West Street hosts Morning Worship at 10 45 with Bible School at 9 43 and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 PM Rev C F Wiseman leads. Second Congregational at Lodt Street lists Sunday School 9 45 Morning Service 11 30 and Prayer Service Wednesday evening. Holy Cross on Fourteenth Street has Masses at 8 15 and 10 45 AM. St Andrews Episcopal on Corner Middle Ave and Third St offers Holy Communion at 7 30 AM and Morning Prayer plus Sermon at 10 45 with Young People group Beta Kappa later in the day
Ford M. Fryberker, pastor, hosts a Sunday lecture on messages from spirit friends at 435 Second Street with Parchemettic evidence and Monday session. Spiritual advice by the Pasics offered daily for 29 cents.
The statement asserts that true Christian faith requires forgiveness and freedom from bitterness toward those with whom one disagrees, emphasizing reconciliation over resentment in religious dialogue. It anchors moral conduct in spiritual principle, urging temperate responses to conflict and respectful disagreement.
A brief note on the illustrated Sunday School lesson quarterly review focused on Matthew chapters 12 to 16. The publication credits include Alvin and Bell and Alfred J. Wuearber as contributors, with emphasis on a period voice and educational framing for a church or classroom setting.
Holy Week noonday services at St John’s Lutheran Church corner Broad Street and West Avenue run Monday through Friday, 12 noon to 12:30, joint Grace and St John’s churches sponsor with pastors Rev F Schumm and Rev A Schroeder. Five speakers include Rev Theodore Pannenfeldt, new Amherst pastor, plus Cleveland’s Rev Pannenfeldt. Duets by Mrs Eila Peck and Mrs Walter Block.
The first issue of THE MISSIONARY HERALD AT HOME AND ABROAD appears March 22 as a united missionary effort by the Congregational and Christian churches. Epworth League counts 543,004 members in the U.S. and territories. Goodwill Industries in 1932 employed 35,328 people and paid over 1.5 million dollars in opportunity wares to aged, needy, and handicapped individuals. The Christian Crusade, based in Washington, D.C., sends covenant prayer cards to support the government and nations, aiming to spread Christ’s reign everywhere.
The church editor requests questions with answers to appear later. Important memorizing rules include motivating the process with interest and emotion, serializing through class recitations, memorizing wholes rather than parts, spacing practice over periods, allowing rest after intense memorizing, reviewing freshly learned material to reinforce it, and engaging in large, extensive memory activity when committing to memory or reviewing.
Palm Sunday observances will be held in city Catholic churches. At St Marys Church palms will be distributed during the last mass at 11:00.
The saying I have kept my soul is linked to King Albert of Belgium after witnessing invasion and devastation in World War I. He refused indemnity and security, choosing resistance and steadfast courage, a testament to majesty, honor, and civilizational endurance amid hopelessness.
The Chronicle Telegram announces a Special Easter Page to be published Saturday March 31 with church musical programs printed. Copy must arrive by Thursday noon, typed if possible double spaced on one side of the paper.
The lesson examines the Golden Text and Bible citations urging reverence for God’s name. It cites Matthew 5 25 about settling disputes quickly and quotes from Science and Health urging resistance to mortal beliefs and the prerogative of Spirit to heal.
A Pasadena businessman publishes a contemporary reworking of the Twenty Third Psalm. The piece rephrases the traditional guardian themes into modern language about supply, rest, courage, and renewed strength, emphasizing faith guiding through worry, failure, and blocked paths.
Five local churches unite for a four year running Passion week service series beginning Palm Sunday with pulpit exchanges among Rev. White Burton Settle Brown and Alridge. Each evening features a different church and sermon topics such as In the Garden The Arrest The Trial The Crucifixion and The Triumph. A mammoth mass meeting closes Easter Sunday with the Community Chorus. Public invited to attend all services.
A girl named Little Martha returns from church and tells her mother she enjoyed the singing despite the crowd being noisy. She recalls people praying aloud, asking God to have mercy on them as she laments the singers. The passage also reflects on valuing true friendship and sustaining faith.
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