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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1937
Page
14
The late Dr. Parks Cadman argues immortality makes death rational and that all nature serves life. He says individual life continues beyond earthly limits, allowing suppressed capacities to express. Immortality preserves love and friendship, promising permanence beyond dissolution. He cites the resurrection of Christ as the best attested historical fact.
A comprehensive list of local churches with addresses, ministers, and weekly schedules. Entries cover morning worship and Sunday School times, plus evening services and youth or prayer meetings for denominations including Congregational, Church of Christ, United Presbyterian, Methodist, Nazare ne, Baptist, Hungarian Baptist, A M E, and Lutheran groups.
The article discusses Easter fire rituals from ancient England to Egyptian and Persian traditions. It notes the practice of rekindling fires on Easter Eve as a symbol of new life after Resurrection and the belief that holy fires protected communities from storms and famine.
The Sacred Heart Church of Oberlin marks key moments from 1880 when Rev. J. T. Schofield first preached on South Pleasant street, to the 1890 cornerstone laying on September 14 and Christmas Day 1890 mass, the 1900 dedication on March 13 by Bishop Houtmann, and notes the first baptism, marriage, and current pastor Rev. James P. Brennan.
Washington dispatch notes Mrs. Roosevelt organizing the White House Easter egg rolling day after Easter. Thousands of children will attend amid guards at the gates and a no-children-admission rule. Spectators, news crews, and bands fill the grounds as eggs are rolled and even tossed.
The piece links Passover customs to Easter, noting the Feast of the Eggs. It then poses six questions about the disciples and their traits with provided answers: dullest disciple Philip, most hated Matthew, Doubter Thomas, Rock Peter, book for backsliders Hosea, physician Luke.
A 375 student survey at Cathedral High School Denver finds boys and girls rank morals, humor, and personality above looks. Boys reject dates with smokers or drinkers. girls echo purity and neatness, with looks last. Interspersed quotes from Luther and Socrates appear amid the piece.
The church invites all to Easter celebrating abundant life through Christ. Easter is described as the festival of hope, offering freedom from despair and a view of God’s purposes beyond the grave. D Carl Yoder urges joining on Easter Sunday to share in the message of joy.
Wellington churches schedule union sunrise service at 6:30 a.m. at First Baptist followed by Baptist worships, Congregational services with baptisms, and St Patrick’s Masses. Rev. John H. Green and Rev. Lonzo S. Green lead sermons on Resurrection themes with choir music and special a eas. Rochester Baptist hosts Easter program with Harold Jackson and Robert Rodgers.
Misses Margaret and Jeannette Warner return from Florida for the winter. Richard Barber comes home Sunday from Ohio University for the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Van Barber. Philip Duff will spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Duff. Donald Swanger improves after illness. Theodore Whitney and family of Baltimore will visit relatives here. William Body to spend Easter with the Grant Aldrich family in Elvira. Nancy and Sally Finley visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilcox. Mrs. Will Tissot's body brought from Cleveland for burial in Greenwood Cemetery. her husband Will Tissot formerly lived in Wellington.
Elyria Library announces new non fiction and fiction additions this week. Notable non fiction titles include Propaganda and the News and Arctic Patrols while fiction catalogs feature Death of a Man and The Sisters among many others by Brinig Chambers Dobson and Wodehouse.
Mrs Earl Jameyson John Bar ber and Joe McConnell head the Wellington Grange public card party set for next Wednesday evening in the hall. The program includes a playset spelling contest and Sleight of hand act. The playlet Who Sars Cant was presented by Wellington senior high Girl Reserves. W T Haden performed sleight of hand and Mrs Carl Webber ran the spelling contest.
The Dorcas society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs. Edward Farnsworth's home Thursday afternoon with small attendance due to bad weather. Mrs. George Bishbaugh opened with devotionals and Mrs. Rollin Barnes invited the group to meet with her next Thursday.
A Sunday school teacher asks what differentiates the quick and the dead. Willie frantically raises a hand and answers that the quick are the ones who get out of the way of automobiles, while the dead do not.
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