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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1934
Page
6
A fragmented church directory lists numerous congregations with service times parishes and ministers. It notes Sunday School at 9:30 or 9:45 and morning worship around 10:45 to 11:00, with evening services and midweek prayers, across several streets including Third Street Cort Court and Second Streets, and East Avenue.
Alliance Spiritual Church lists address 586 Broad St with Rev. Anna Hale as pastor offering spiritual lectures then healing demonstrations. Cherist P. A. of St Oberlin Road led by Rev. I. C. Williams holds 6am prayer, 10am Sunday School, 12pm morning worship, and 6pm Brotherhood. Shiloh Baptist Church under Rev. Brown lists 9:30am Sunday School, 7pm and 8:90pm services at Thompson's Hall Oberlin Reader G. T. Settle pastor with 9:30am Sunday School, fourth Sunday Forum at 3:2, 6:30pm Young People's, 7:39pm evening service, 7:30pm Wednesday prayer. United Bible Students meet Sunday 10s. Emmanuel Lutheran Church U. L. O. at Princeton Garford with Rev. Harold A. Sayles, parsonage 054 Princeton Ave. Sunday School 2:45, graded husses, 10:45 preaching, 144 East Bridge Street 10:00 morning service, 2:00 Sunday School, 7:39 Sunday Evening, 6:00 Wednesday prayer.
Sunday School at 9 30 A M with 11 00 A M service Rev J E Burton at 2507 Middle Avenue East Ave and Second Street with Epworth League at 6 29 P M Bible School at 9 30 A M Morning Worship at 10 45 A M Y P C A at 6 30 P M Evening Worship at 7 30 P M Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7 50 Rev Geo A Brown minister at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street Adult Bible class at 9 00 A M Morning service at 11 00 A M with Sunday school and evening service at 7 30 P M Rev F J Schumm pastor at Corner East River Street and Second Street with Adult Bible class at 9 00 A M and morning service at 10 00 A M
Multiple houses of worship list Sunday School times and services. First Methodist, Holy Cross, St Andrew's Episcopal, Jones Chapel, and St John’s Lutheran share worship schedules, with pastors named and times ranging from morning to evening.
Sunday morning holiness meetings at 14:50 and Sunday School in the afternoon. An open aid service and a Salvation meeting are planned for 7:45 Sunday evening at 7515 after a bak Sunday afternoon program.
Rev Tibor Toth presides with a Hungarian service at 10 AM and a Sunday School at 9 AM. An afternoon Hungarian sermon is slated for 3 20 PM followed by a Christian Endeavor gathering at 6 PM.
Rev C F Wiseman leads services at Second Congregational Corner Lake Avenue and West Street Bible School at 9 45 AM Christian Endeavor at 6 PM Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30. Local youth and community groups meet after services in the parish hall.
A preacher promotes real worship through heartfelt song that starts in the heart and flows into praise. The message urges readers to attend church next Sunday, asserting song can lift dull days and aid downcast souls.
A concise quotation attributed to Herbert Hoover describing the Bible as a postgraduate course in the rich library of human experience. The remark frames scripture as a lifelong, study-worthy repository enriching understanding and judgment. The source emphasizes enduring value and breadth of biblical insight.
A stark line notes that wealth enslaves the soul, not saves it, as a moral reflection on riches overpowering virtue. The speaker contemplates spiritual peril tied to material excess and greed.
CAM WDOM notes Rural Life Sunday on May 6 as a modern take on Rogation Sunday with services across Protestant and Catholic churches. A French expedition reports a road to Mount Nebo's summit where Moses died. an inscribed stone may be sought. Deaf worship at St Mark’s Methodist in Atlanta uses sign language led by Rev. Samuel M. Freeman. Rufus M. Jones resigns from Haverford College after 41 years to pursue pulpit work and study mystic movements in Prague and the Rhine Valley. Frank E. Gannett proposes a Secretary of Peace to lead racial and international education for peace. Religious leaders meet the Senate Foreign Relations Committee seeking ratification of the World Court Protocol.
Readers lens on self improvement show that without a clear plan or method progress stalls. Experts argue structured routines and disciplined steps drive growth, while vague intentions drift. Practical guidance emphasizes setting specific goals, tracking steps, and maintaining accountability to sustain measurable change.
The Church of Christ Scientist outlines the Lesson Serman for Sunday May 6 1934. The golden text asks Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right Gen 18 25. Be not deceived God is not mocked Whatsoever a man soweth that shall he also reap Gal 6 7. Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health notes Error excludes itself from harmony Sin is its own punishment p 557.
More than six hundred Catholic Women from the Cleveland diocese area travel to Cleveland for a one day National Council of Catholic Women convention. Bishop Joseph Schrembs opens with Mass at St John's Cathedral. Ann Sarahon Hooley of Kansas City speaks at luncheon. five discussion periods focus on industrial problems youth programs parent education civic cooperation and study clubs.
In a question for the church editor, a plan is proposed to combat financial woes by a thorough study of resources conditions needs and duties of church organizations. Churches would learn member locations employment status support expectations attendance and youth engagement to spark zeal awaken tenacity and remove resignation, fostering revival.
The narrative portrays James Watt as a fragile child educated at home by his mother who encouraged honesty and learning. He pursued trades in Glasgow and London, later setting up his own shop in Glasgow and creating an organ with his own innovations. His lifelong aim was to build a steam engine, pursued despite poverty for fifteen years. He advised keeping a pleasant mind and heart, stressing faith, patience, and perseverance beyond self.
New York reports that Dr. Parkes Cadman will be elected by acclamation as moderator of the General Council of the Congregational and Christian churches of the United States. The meeting will be in Oberlin Ohio from June 21 to 27 in 1984. The nomination was unanimously adopted by New York City churches last fall with no other candidate proposed.
The National Council for the Prevention of War reports growing pacifism in U S colleges. Among 21 725 students across 65 institutions in 27 states 8 415 refuse armed service, 7 221 would fight only if invaded, and 6 889 would go to war on call. Harvard alone shows 229 refuse arms, 515 would fight only if invaded, and 326 ready to bear arms at any time. The survey marks the first time more students refuse war than will bear arms.
The questions cover Ananias pretending to give all possessions, the third commandment, the porch of Solomon's temple, Peter's shadow healing as it fell, Melchizedek as king of Salem and priest of the Most High who blessed Abraham, and the apostles escaping Sanhedrin when an angel opened the prison doors at night to preach in the temple.
The excerpt presents aphorisms on purpose and perseverance. It urges living for meaningful aims, balancing seriousness with cheer, and avoiding mental or social enslavement of Bible readers. It cites Horace Greeley and Huxley, stresses ease in misfortune and mercy tempered by justice, notes quiet depth of virtue, and proclaims perseverance as the price of success.
Multiple transfers recorded across Elyria Lorain and Amherst townships including Frank Burgett to Clara Batt for 31 acres on Black River in Sheffield Weslaken Inc to Herbert Wells sublet 37 in Belmar Beach Aton Lake Renata Grade and Arthur Grade to Marie Grade quit claim 127 acres and 19 acres along New York Central Rail road right of way Amherst Township George Miller and Grace Scheid 26 acres Camden Township William Smith to Robert and Edith O Briend 03 Courtland Street Eirria Barbara Mibaljovich deceased to Peter Mibaljotich East Thirtieth Street Lorain Lillie S Henson to John Dean Funk 21 acres Eigris Milan Road Amherst Township Joseph and Doris Poyak to Jona and Rose Poyak quitclaim East Thirty fourth Street Lorain Lillie S Henson to Robert Wm Crausex 21 acres Elyria Milan Road Amherst Township
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