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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1933
Page
4
The Rev. Alvin E. Bell presents an illustrated Sunday school lesson about James John and their mother seeking positions of honor beside Jesus rather than sharing in his suffering. Alfred Buescher is noted as part of the lesson context.
The article explains Jesus kept a Sabbath worship habit because worshippers sought the Infinite and Jesus joined to learn the Father’s will. Despite formal, sometimes dull services, fellowship and spiritual quickening arose. It urges readers to attend Sunday services for spiritual benefit.
In Ambridge the Pilgrim Community Church led by Rev W L Ludinw lists church school at 930 am with Arthur Scrivens as superintendent and morning service at 1100. Other congregations and times are noted for LaPorte Methodist, First Congregational, Salvation Army, Alliance Spiritual Church, and First Methodist with details of sermons and services.
Edmanuel Lutheraw Church at 354 Princeton Ave lists Sunday School at 9 45 and preaching at 10 45 with evening service at 7 09 Harold A Sayles Pastor and parsonage details included. Second Baptist Church on Middle Avenue led by Dr R Ke Neighbour offers Bible School 9 15 Morning Worship 10 30 Young People 6 00 and Evening Worship 7 30 with Prayer Meeting Wednesday. Eaton Church of Christ conducted by Rev Percy E Kohl holds Sunday School 10 00 and regular choir rehearsal Thursday 3 00 p m.
Sunday School at 945 and 1100 morning service at 1100 with subject Adam and Fallen Man. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 745 p.m. Reading Room in Redington Block open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Bucholtz is minister at Lare Avenue Community Church and Bible School. Bible School begins at 7 30 a m while Morning Service starts at 10 a m with John N Hogan serving as superintendent.
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 30 Third Street lists services by Rev Ernst Irion pastor. Sunday School at 9 50, main service at 10 45, Evangelical League at 6 45, with German services on the first and third Sundays at 8 45 a.m.
Bethany Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 9 30 am led by Supt J B Monk Jr Morning Service 11 am BY PU at 6 pm Evening Service 7 30 pm Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 50 pm led by W Rickerson president.
Rev J E Burton presides at 9 30 am Sunday School and 11 am church service. Epworth League meets at 6 30 pm and a prayer meeting is scheduled Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Rev F A Ashburn leads preaching at 9 30 a m with Sunday School at 10 30. Rev C Brown conducts Shiloh Baptist Church with 9 30 Sunday School and 7 00 evening service.
Second Baptist Church at Thompson's Hall on Oberlin Road under Rev G T Settle lists Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 11 00 forum meeting every fourth Sunday at 3 30 Young People's gathering at 6 30 and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.
Rev. Edward Young, minister, presides at morning service at 1100 at the North Ridgeville Congregational Church on Sunday.
Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets with Minister Wm C Fowler announces Broyle School at 9:30 am Warning Worship at 10:30 am Junior Church at 7:30 am Gospel Team at 1:43 pm Christian Endeavor at 6:00 pm Evangelistic Service at 7:30 pm Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7:30 pm.
The United Presbyterian Church on East Ave hosts Bible School at 9 40 am and Morning Worship at 10 43. Y P C U meets at 6 30 pm with Evening Worship at 7 50. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 39. The Vnsted Bible Students meet Sunday at 10 30 am with Evening Service at 7 30.
Grace Lutheran Church located at Corner Princeton Ave and East River Street announces Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9:30 am followed by Morning Service at 10:40 am led by Rev. F J Schumm.
Rev. R. A. White leads at Jones Chapel with Sunday School at 9 50 a m. Public worship details are given in the local church note.
Avon M E F Church on Detroit Road lists Pastor F A Ashburn. Sunday School at 4:00 PM, Morning Worship at 11:00 AM, and Midweek Service Wednesday evening at 7:30.
Rev Fr John N Rhein pastor at St Peter’s Catholic untLach North Ridges le conducts Masses at 8:30 and 10:45 a m in the parish schedule.
The Catholic Charities Campaign will run the week of May 28 in 220 parishes across the Diocese. Eugene Quigles is General Campaign Chairman with Rev C H La Blond and other senior clergy serving on the leadership team to secure memberships contributions and bequests to fund charitable activities of The Catholic Charities Corporation.
Ford M. Fryberger, pastor, presents lectures and messages from spirit friends on Sunday. A psychometric reading event occurs Monday at 00 p.m. Short readings by competent mediums on Thursday at p.m. Daily spiritual advice provided by the pastor.
Rev. Armin Schroeder presides at St John’s Lutheran with Sunday School at 9 15 a m and English service at 10 00 a m No German service.
119 West River Street lists Rev Tibor Toth as pastor. Sunday School at 9 AM church service at 10 AM with a Hungarian sermon. Afternoon service at 2 PM and Christian Endeavor at 6 PM.
Rev. C. F. Wiseman, pastor, leads Bible School at 9 45 a m and morning service at 10 35 a m with Christian Endeavor at 6 p m on Sunday.
Rev. J. D. Bell, Pastor, announces Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning service at 11:30 a.m. B. P. U. at 6:00 p.m. Ning.
Reverend John G. Koontz presents Sunday School at 1115 am with classes for all. Morning Worship follows at 1015 am. Epworth League gathering at 7 00 pm. Prayer Service Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
Rev Rybacki presides at Holy Cross Church at Fourteenth Street and West Avenue with Masses at 15 dollars and 10 45 AM.
The Episcopal St Andrew's Church at Corner Middle Ave and Third St offers Holy Communion at 7:30, Church School at 9:36, and Prayer and Sermon at 10:45 led by Rector B. D. Redhead Edwin 5.
The Gospel Mission at 144 East Bridge Street lists morning service at 10:00 a.m. Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. Sunday evening service at 7:50 p.m. Preaching service time missing. Prayer service on Wednesday at unspecified time.
A terse proverb notes that a sharp bargain can inflict a lasting hurt on the person who accepts it. It emphasizes the hidden cost and personal pain behind a seemingly clever deal.
A quoted passage encourages youth to start with patient restraint and steady effort. It compares self discipline to car maintenance, urging hopeful perseverance, enthusiastic primer, faith, courtesy, and the Golden Rule as guiding tools to overcome disappointment and drive success.
Betty Weakland, 16, of Rocky River Ohio, arrives for a special service at First United Presbyterian Elyria. She will sing and preach May 10 at 7 50 PM. She claims to be America's youngest evangelist and has spoken in churches from 18 denominations.
In the final week of a Cleveland campaign Betty travels to Elyria for a single service at the First Methodist church area. The organizers expect Elyria residents who recall her visit nearly a year ago will welcome her singing and preaching again in an interdenominational gathering.
The report lists diverse religious communities and Easter practices. It notes Jerusalem demographics, Palestine religious breaks, Chicago charity food distribution, Georgetown pocket Gospel outreach, Nottinghams Albert Hall congregation size, and Indianapolis outdoor Easter sunrise service with coordinated church participation and 30 000 attendees.
A dry goods clerk is chastised by his proprietor after claiming a requested weave is not in stock. The owner rebukes him for not stretching the truth to fit circumstances, saying such deception is needed to fit the trade.
A reflective column argues that fame and public recognition are fleeting compared to lasting values. It contrasts transitory celebrity with enduring achievements and moral character, urging readers to seek meaning beyond social status and applause.
A reflective aphorism compares electricity through a short circuit to a man who always follows the path of least resistance. It cautions that both pursue easy routes with little benefit and potential danger, urging mindful choices over convenience.
A reflective line urges readers to recognize others' misfortune to avoid similar errors. The advice frames calamity as a mirror for self restraint and wiser conduct, urging awareness of the consequences of actions and improved communal restraint.
Difficulties are often our best instructors as our mistakes often form our best experiences. Kingsley.
A church page credits area businesses and individuals for support including A. H. Waters Ault's Service Store Karl W. Plocher Hughes Provision Co The A B Saver Music Co W J Vogler Son HH HW Benham H C Wilcox J A Lucas Plumbing Co W G C Porter Pete Held Transfer Co Ohio Fuel Gas Co The Ohio Public Service Co Elyria Feed and Coal Co Harry W Better Co Howard Wilson
Carl Yoder recalls a young Marshall Field who chose truth over deception while explaining he would rather lose his position than tell falsehoods. The anecdote highlights Field as an emerging figure before his rise as a renowned merchant.
A London dress shop notes a Bible keepsake in business letters. When a debtor’s check is questioned the verse references shift from Matthew to Romans. The balance check arrives after a timely exchange of proverbs about patience and opportunity.
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