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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1933
Page
6
An exhortation to embrace peace echoes Isocrates and Christ as sources of quiet and justice. The message urges turning from grasping to maintaining harmony, and invites readers to attend church on Armistice Sunday to seek guidance from the Master of men in the struggle against war.
A small English village with 19 boys of military age in 1914 sent to war all were killed. They erected a memorial using a German field piece found in northern France. One side bears tribute to the fallen and the other records the British company that sold the gun to the Germans. A somber testament to war and peace.
A church directory lists services for Bethant Baptist Church Pilgrim Community Church Alliance Spiritual Church and multiple others with pastors and service times including Sunday School at 9 30 or 9 39 Morning Worship at 10 45 or 11 00 and evening services, midweek prayers, and special groups across several streets in the area. Names of pastors such as J RK Monk Jr W L Ludlow Anna Hale George Aldridge and others are noted along with church school times and additional activities.
The account describes Paul resuming missionary work with Silas after returning from his first journey. They travel overland through Asia Minor, marking the significance of extending the gospel into Europe. The lesson drawn highlights renewed zeal and the spread of Christian teaching beyond Asia.
The report notes the 2626 northern France churches destroyed in WWI with 600 rebuilt at 612000000 francs. It mentions a Manchurian Railways building shipped to San Francisco as a Buddhist temple prospect. U S funds aid hymn books for blind Protestants and Catholics. The Reformed Church of the United States and Evangelical Synod of North America merged, serving about 504000 members and 2500 pastors. Lutherans total around 1.9 million worldwide, with forty million in Germany.
Reader questions to church editor prompt discussion on war remedies. The text urges dispassionate understanding, hearing both sides in disputes, and avoiding propaganda. It stresses truth, impartial scrutiny, and concerted determination to stop aggressors from gaining victory.
A fragment argues that business ethics apply to ammunition producers and warlike governments alike. The note hints at broader calls for accountability in arms manufacturing within conflict contexts. It remains concise and lacks concrete names or dates.
An orchestration of views from Ex Serviceman Businessman Lawyer Old Man School children Christian Patriot on why the United States should enter the League of Nations. They frame war as vile and costly, urge global peace, promote dispute settlement by reason, warn of future non combatant suffering, urge concern for neighbors, Christian global politics, and true patriotism tied to world interests.
A church in England faces a call for greater friendliness after a boy is found hanging in the porch to relay messages. The rector preached on the "Registration of Friends in Heaven" and a note asks for a sermon on "The Recognition of Friends on Earth" from a parishioner who says he has attended for six months without acknowledgment.
Sunday November 12 1933 the Church of Christ Scientist presents the lesson sermon on Mortals and Immortals The Golden Text cites the earnest expectation of creation for the manifestation of the sons of God from Romans The Bible passage recounts Nicodemus a Pharisee who seeks Jesus and learns of being born again The Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures emphasizes casting off the old man to reach the spiritual image and likeness of God
Disjointed quotes and garbled phrases mix philosophy and political thought. It references Maurras, virtue, peace, Christiano themes, and echoes of Ruskin, with unclear attributions and corrupted wording. The readable fragments suggest a meditation on peace tied to principles and preparation for conflict.
The Lorain County Option League formed a permanent organization after the local option election. W. S. Rutledge of Lorain was elected president, Charles J. Jameson of Oberlin vice president, W. Hi Gillie secretary, and C. A. Metcalf treasurer. Nadaway Brothers bought new livery for twelve or more drivers with blue coats and silver buttons. Derby hats replace the worn flat tops due to rain. Beebe and Schatzer of Ei jou Theatre have taken over Monroe Theatre management and will reopen after alterations.
A retrospective from November 11 recounts a heavy storm 20 years prior that left the region snowbound. Green Line service expanded to Lorain and nearby towns, with Cleveland service delayed. Five stalled cars, delays on Lake Shore trains, and suspended court activity marked the disruption.
Herbert Hoover led Lorain County ballots with 24,386 votes, the official count shows. Governor Smith had 23,042, tying with unopposed County Surveyor C T Biggs. Martin L. Davey captured 18,059 for governor while Myers Y Cooper won 19,310 in the county.
Miss Alice Clark of Wakeman spent a day with Mrs. Fred Justice. Local talent entertained at Brighton M E church on November 2 under Circle No. 2 of the Ladies Aid Society with a program, fish pond, fortune telling booth and a lunch in the church basement. Saturday evening guests at Mr. and Mrs. Albert Langdon’s were their daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Warren Grills of Grafton. Mrs. Chas Maas received word.
Local manager ELIS W. K. Johnson attends a Columbus convention with Automobile Mutual II. Company staff and 1000 agents planning for 1934. Obituary notes report Edna Langdon recovering after illness, and Brighton resident Mrs. Mary Anderson, 83, dies in Wellington. Community events include Epworth League rally, Husking Contest near Norwalk, and a Brighton charge all day meeting at M E churches with midday basket supper.
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