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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1934
Page
4
Religious notices list morning worship at 9 80 and 11 00 with Sunday School at 9 45 and 11 00. midweek prayer and Bible sessions, reading room hours, and various pastors noted. Addresses include Second Street Middle Avenue East Avenue Lake Avenue and Redington Block with multiple clergy and services.
St Pauls Evangelical Church on 239 Third Street lists Rev Ernst Irion as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 Morning Service at 4 45 Evangelical Young Peoples League at 6 45 PM German service refined on the third Sunday of each month at 8145 AL AL.
Local church listings show multiple congregations with service times, Sunday School start times, and pastors. Bethany Baptist on Seventeenth Street lists morning and evening services, Cambridge and Prospect Streets group has morning and evening services, West Avenue church notes 9:10 Sunday School and 11:30 worship, and others include Second M. E. Church on Middle Avenue, United Presbyterian at East Avenue and Second Street, and additional denominations with times for prayer meetings and Bible study.
United Spiritualist Church at 348 Second Street lists Pastor Dr. Harley Crayford with Sunday services at 7 30 P M and visiting mediums welcome. Ford M Bryberger at 430 Second Street lectures and messages from spirit friends weekly. Psychometria evidences noted Monday and daily spiritual counsel by the pastor. St John’s Lutheran at Broad Street and West Avenue lists Rev Armin Schroeder with English service at 10 00 A M German service at 11 90 A M Jail services by Act and Mrs R W Amore at 9 30 A M Sunday morning Holmes Meetings at 11 06 A M. Sunday School 2209 gm. Salvation Meeting at 7 45 P M Sunday evening.
Multiple churches list Sunday services and activities. Magyar Reformed at 118 West River Street hosts Hungarian sermon and afternoon service. Alliance Spiritual Church at 586 Broad features a 7:30 p.m. lecture with healing demonstrations. Second Congregational at Lake Avenue and West Street offers Sunday School and morning and afternoon worship. Holy Cross Church on Fourteenth Street schedules Masses. United Bible Students meet at Second and Chapel with Bible School and morning worship. other parishioners include Rev J D Bell and Rev Buday among listed pastors.
African Methodist Jones Chapel AME announces Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 a m evening service at 7 20 p m ACE League convenes at 6 00 p m Reverend KR A White pastor and J FF Greenfield lead the church duties.
A recent questionnaire of 373 people shows thirty four percent misperceive the Kellogg Pact as related to breakfast food. The piece argues religion survives with certain controls on extravagance but remains flexible rather than rigid.
Joseph Fort Newton argues peace as a thrilling adventure and harnessing humanity’s fighting instinct for good. The call invites readers to attend Armistice Sunday at church, praising the Prince of Peace and Christian origins. Carl Yoder endorses the appeal.
The article presents an Illustrated Sunday School Lesson on Galatians 5 19 26 by Rev Alvin Beil and Alfred J Buescher. It quotes the call to freedom in Christ and admonishes believers to use freedom in love to serve one another noting the Christian in freedom is the servant of all.
Superintendent of Cleveland City Mission will conduct a rally in First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon, with plans to address attendees about community services and upcoming events.
A fragmented reminiscence from a veteran, reflecting on deception toward an Unknown Soldier and self-deception in wartime. The speaker questions the idea that war could end war and cites hard biological realities that derail noble intentions.
George W. Soerheide superintendent of Cleveland City Mission will conduct a rally at First Baptist Church Sunday at 3:00 with the Spiritual Jubilee Singers of Nashville and George Dibble of Chicago. Dr Neighbour invites non residents to stay for the evangelistic mass meeting and coffee and sandwiches. The group opens a campaign in Elyria next Sunday. The Singers recently returned from the British Isles.
The speaker reflects on sending soldiers to war and misreading its purpose. He admits fault for shaping morale with grand talk of a glorious future for children. He contrasts peace as the soul’s evening star with virtue as its sun, urging moral alignment.
The article notes 4,228,000 Jews in the United States, matching Poland Romania and Germany combined, with Chicago and Philadelphia home to as many as Asia, and Cleveland and Detroit surpassing Palestine in Jewish population. It also states the Disciples of Christ drew 6,436 youths to 66 summer conferences in the U S and Canada and mission fields. Radio Pulpit aired Sundays 10 to 10:36 over WEAF and the Red.
Dr Parkes Cadman will be featured in a series of addresses through March. Dr Daniel A Poling leads Sunday afternoon sessions from 1 30 to 2 00 on WIZ and the blue network, followed by Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick at the National Vesper Hour 3 30 to 4 over WJZ and the blue network. Two late ancient Syriac manuscripts of the gospel texts were found at Harput Armenia by Dr Render Harris. The Presbyterian Tribune editor is Rev Edmund B Chaffee, with ties to Unity and The Christian Century. The Year Book of American Churches notes 30 million weekly worshipers and rising church membership.
A survey of how school curricula in Europe and the Americas portray war and harmony. It notes nationalist indoctrination in some regions, while Latin American nations move toward textbooks that promote international understanding. The piece also cites a quiz on biblical questions and a quote about peace versus war.
The article outlines the Sunday November 11 1934 Lesson Sermon in all Churches of Christ Scientist. It highlights the Golden Text John 3 31 and Romans 8 1 about spiritual life over earthly law and cites Eddy Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health describing discernment of spiritual opposite of materiality opening Paradise through Christ Truth.
The text argues that the Christian church, worldwide missions, Christian Endeavor, Y M C A, Boy Scouts and similar groups, along with professional and scientific associations, are premier forces for peace. It asserts these movements foster goodwill, neighborliness, mutual understanding and lasting bonds of friendship.
A Colorado farmer near New Raymer reports jackrabbits digging and eating his potatoes after a long dry spell. He placed barrels of water in his field and attached them to hog troughs, reducing nightly damage as the rabbits sought a drink.
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