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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1933
Page
4
Memorial Day urges loyalty and patriotism, calling for greater justice and liberty in America. It stresses peace training over violence and asks readers to sow seeds of love and brotherhood, inviting all to attend church on Memorial Sunday.
A compiled church directory lists churches including First Congregation at Corner Court and Second Streets with morning worship at 10 45 and various Salvation Army services. Other churches named are Church of the Nazarene on Smith Block with services and youth programs, Second Methodist Church on Middle Avenue with Sunday School and prayer meetings, Vincent M E Church on Oberlin Road with preaching and Sunday School, Christ's Temple P A of W on Oberlin Road with prayer and worship, First Spiritualist Church on Second Street with lectures and psychometric sessions.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Princeton and Garford hosts Sunday School at 9:41 with graded classes and a preaching service at 10:45 led by Pastor Harold A. Sayles at the parsonage 354 Princeton Ave. First Baptist Church Second Street and Middle Avenue, Pastor Dr. Ro. Ee. Neighbour, Bible School and morning worship at 10:43 with a 6:30 young peoples society and 7:30 evening worship. prayer meeting Wednesday led by Harlie G. Stevick superintendent 739 ppm.
Rex. Percy E Kohl pastor of Christ Rex. leads Sunday School at 10:00 a m and morning service at 11:00 with regular choir rehearsal Thursday at 00 p m
Morning service at 1100 hours denounces Aneutrent and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Jispnotism. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at network 00 p.m. Reading Room in the Yedington Block, Middle Age, and Second Street open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 19900 a.m. to 5300 p.m. and from 7 to 53990 p.m. on Saturdays.
Stop 7 Lake Ave community church led by Rey Bucholtz conducts Bible School at 9 30 a m John Hogan presides over the Sept morning service at 10 40 a m at Lake Avenue facility.
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 230 Third Street lists Sunday School at 929 and church service at 1043 with Evangelical League at 6 43. On the first and third Sunday of each month a German Service will be held at 454 m.
Six lines list worship times: Eighteenth Street Sunday School at 9 30 am under Supt J R Dionk Jr. Morning Service at 11 am, BY. P. LU at 6 pm led by W R Dickerson, Evening Service at 7 49 pm. Mid-Week Prayer Wednesday 7 30 pm. United Bible Students meet Sunday 10 30 am and Evening 7 39 pm.
Cambridge and Prospects Streets church under Rev W L Ludlow lists church school at 9.39 am led by Arthur Scrivens superintendent morning service at 11.00 am and Junior Christian Endeavor at 4.00 pm.
Rev J H Jones pastor of LaPorte Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 00 and church service at 11 15 with details for attendees and parishioners.
Rev. C. Brown, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:30 am and Evening Service at 7:00 pm at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Oberlin Road Rev G T Settle, Pastor. Sunday School at 9:30 Morning Service at 11:00. Forum meeting every fourth Sunday at 38c. Young People's meeting at 6:30. Evening Service at 7. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
Rev Edward Young serves as minister at North Ridgeville Congregational Church with Sunday School at 10 9 a m and Morning Service at 11 09 a m in the church schedule.
Rev Armin Schroeder pastor leads English service at 913 am with Confirmation at 1909 am no German service. Sunday School also offered at Broad Street and West Avenue location on the church grounds.
At 11a West River Street Rev Tibor Toth leads Sunday School at 9 099 am and church service at 10 am with a Hungarian sermon then an afternoon service at 2 19 and Christian Endeavor at 600 pm with details of the pastor and schedule.
Rex church announces Pastor C F Wiseman leading Bible School at 9 45 am and Morning Service at 10 44 am with Christian Endeavor at 6 90 pm Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at 7 30.
Pastor J H Jones conducts morning worship followed by church school at 19.45. Mothers Day observed with Dr C R R Hess District superintendent delivering the sermon.
Church of Christ on Second and Chapel Streets lists Bible School at 9:00, Morning Worship at 10:50, Junior Church at 3:00, Gospel Team at 2:45, Christian Endeavor at 6:60, Evangelistic Services at 7:30, and Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7:39. Minister Wm C Fowler distributes details.
Mt Zion Baptist Church under Rev J D Bell lists Sunday School at 9:43 am morning service at 11:30 am. Evening service at 7:29 pm and B Y P U at 6:90 pm.
Sunday School at 9 39 am led by J F Greenfield superintendent Morning Service at 11 45 am A C FE League at 6 pm Evening Service at 7 50 Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7 39
The Bible school meets at 9:30 am followed by Morning Worship at 10:43 am. Evening Worship is at 6:39 pm. Prayer meeting occurs Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm led by Rev Geo A Brown at the East Avenue and Second Street church.
Rex John G Hoontz leads Sunday School at 1115 am with classes for all. Morning worship at 1915. Epworth League at 7:99 pm. Prayer service Wednesday evening at the parsonage.
Fourteenth Street Holy Cross Church at West Avenue offers Masses priced at 15 dollars and 0.45 a TM m with Pastor Rev. S Rsbacki.
Grace Lutheran Church corner Princeton Ave and East River Street led by Rev J Schumm offers Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9 30 am and Morning Service at 10 00 am Rev Anna Tlale leads Alliance Spiritual Church at 386 Broad in Yr O F Hall with an evening service at 7 59 followed by a spiritual lecture healing demonstration addressed by pastors and speakers
St Andrew's Episcopal Church at Corner Middle Ave and Third St. Edwin B Redhead rector conducts Holy Communion at 7:30 and morning prayer with a sermon at 9:30. The schedule notes church services on the day.
Morning service at 10 09 Sunday School at 2 90 pm Sunday evening service at 7 39 pm Preaching at 8 00 pm Prayer service Wednesday at 6 pm.
Dr HE Bond pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 and morning service at 10 45 with a sermon by the pastor Epworth League meets at 6 30 followed by the evening service at 7 50 on Third and Court Streets.
Detroit Road church announces Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM. Midweek service is Wednesday evening at 7:39.
North Ridgeville church notes Masses at 30 and 45 am led by Rev. Fr. John N. Rhein, pastor.
A quotation criticizes wartime rules and the suspension of moral obligation, noting the danger of abrogating long-held norms. It contrasts with a tribute to heroic dead, urging citizens to honor them by remaining true and continuing the fight as their forebears did on the battlefield.
Across ages a noble army of martyrs is remembered for fierce fights and brave falls in defense of country. Their sacrifices symbolize enduring loyalty and national honor.
A tribute echoes a soldier’s sacrifice to deepen national love and commitment. The message urges unity, respect for service, and renewed devotion to country and duty.
The remark notes that blessedness is promised to the peacemaker rather than the conqueror, reflecting a message of peace over force attributed to Quarle.
While leaving the temple Jesus and his followers witness its grandeur. He prophesies that all stones will be toppled and later on the Mount of Olives discusses Jerusalem's destruction and his return in power and glory. He urges watchfulness and prayer, noting the time of his return is unknown.
Avon May 27 The Avon High School commencement occurred May 25 with the program featuring marching cadets premiering Boston High School Cadets, Overtures, solos by Arndt Titus and others, an address by Dr D C Greve, diploma presentations to the class, and musical selections under Mr Wolski. The next day grades visited Avon Lake Park and Purritas Springs with teachers.
Avon residents reacted to the death of Antone Schneider in St Paul Kansas, while Emanual Dutt broke his leg at work. Local arrivals include Mrs Arthur Brown's report, Mr and Mrs Louis Webber hosting visitors, and graduations at Avon Lake High School attended by Rosemary Heckel and Edmund Shuster. Nearby guests Mr and Mrs Everett Moulder visited Arthur Moulder.
Mrs. G. A. Nelson spent Friday afternoon in Fiji a city scene. Frank Keller of Cleveland called on Avon friends Friday. Mrs. Anna Shuster attended the graduation of her grandson Edmond Shuster at Avon Lake Thursday evening.
The Penfield Ladies' Society of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon May 31 at Mrs We Coy’s home. A covered dish luncheon will be served.
The Junior class held its annual Junior-Senior banquet in the school auditorium transformed into Japanese gardens with lanterns and rose tabes. Welcoming address by Ellen Gustafason and a class history by Catherine Schulz opened the program, followed by prophesy by Ruth Newcomb and musical numbers by Donald and Douglass Biggs and George Bowman.
The eighth grade commencement was held Monday evening with the performance How The Race Was Won. Music between acts was by ten primary pupils led by Ireta Ray. Loren Taylor gave white roses to eight graduates. Diplomas were presented by Principal W. E. Kessler who welcomed them to the High School. Graduates: Emma Myers Gladys Starr Doris Devereaux Avery Sooy George Park Robert Younglas Louis Thorsoffer.
The Senior Class commencement exercises were held Wednesday evening May 24 in the school auditorium. A processional by the Senior class featured Mrs. Robert Eqim leading the ceremony.
Invocation by Rev Jump and vocal solo by Mrs Murray Finley opened the program in Elyria. Asst Supt of Lakewood schools G W Grill spoke on This Way Out. Diplomas were presented by the high school board of education to Mable Myers Winifred Kleinhan s Catherine Schulz Leo Hopkins Kenneth Kellogg Donald and Douglas Biggs Ellsworth Rice Joseph Forsthoffer in a few well chosen words with much thoughtful attention.
Mr and Mrs Roy Kies and their son Robert from Montebello California visited Mr Kies brother Dewey Kies and family as they attended commencement exercises Monday evening, according to local notes.
The infant son Leland Frerette Leach, born April 27 to Mr and Mrs Richard Leach, died Monday morning. A May 22 funeral was held Tuesday afternoon led by Rev Schott. Interment followed at Litchfield cemetery. Sympathy extended to the Leach family in their loss of their only son.
A reflective line poetically states that no heroic sacrifice is ever lost, extending a tribute to courage and memory. The remark links the idea of valor to enduring influence and moral worth across time.
A reflective aphorism cites Kant declaring war the greatest source of evil and moral corruption, framing warfare as a fundamental ethical peril and a test of human character.
The Saint Paul Pioneer Press notes Theodore Roosevelt declaring aggressive defense a premier global sport and likening disarmament to a delayed function, emphasizing wide public interest in readiness and unity.
Dr. Ralph E. Diffendorfer, secretary of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Methodist Church, was reelected president of the associated boards of Christian colleges in China. The group aims to advance Christian education in China, while other notes mention Hadley Rescue Hall in New York closing after opening in 1904, Roger Babson on tax funds, and a new five year Soviet plan targeting religious institutions. The Federal Council’s Church Conference of Social Work meets in Detroit June 11 17, with Canada’s Social Service Council and Detroit Churches collaborating to elevate Protestant church social work nationwide.
Eight thousand veterans from diverse battlefields met in Geneva in a powerful anti war demonstration. They include blind crippled and gassed survivors who seek peace through law collective security and binding international norms to spare future generations from barbarism. They condemn war as costly and seek a peaceful path to progress endorsed by their leaders and nations.
The line by Collins cherishes fallen soldiers with solemn gratitude, invoking national blessing and memory. It reflects a reverent tribute to those who sacrificed for their country, often cited in memorial contexts and commemorations.
A compact memorial notice honors fallen servicemen from our town, listing names and ranks as city officials dedicate a bronze plaque at the courthouse lawn. Community leaders urge residents to observe a moment of silence on Armistice Day.
A poignant quotation condemns war as a squander of muscle and brain, wasting patience and the best years of youth. The speaker emphasizes that conflicts consume the vitality and potential of young people, urging reflection on the true costs of war.
Memorial Day should heal wounds and strengthen ties by heralding peace. War is a demon stration of human error and immaturity. To honor the fallen, avoid repeating the things that caused suffering and sacrifice. Glorifying war dishonors those who died, and a future of peace should dawn.
Dr. A. T. Pierson recounts a preacher funeral tale where a wealthy man mocks the sermon text The beggar died. Pierson replies he would continue with the text and Abraham's bosom. He urges that the trace of God sounds globally and that destruction may yield to peaceful arts.
A concise reflection asserts that true help makes holding others easier. The idea contrasts force with assistance, implying supportive action builds trust and cooperation rather than resistance.
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