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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1934
Page
10
Multiple church listings reveal schedules for morning and evening services Sunday schools midweek prayer meetings and reading rooms. Addresses include 309 Fast Avenue and Redington Block on Middle Avenue. Episcopal and Evangelical churches noted with rogations and German services mentioned.
Bethany Baptist Church in Wisconsin announces a service at 1:00 PM with an additional 6:00 PM service. The notice lists a Wednesday schedule and notes a pastor or speaker.
A compact parish notice from Pilgrim Community Church references local street names and community reminders. The fragmentary item mentions Mrs 10-45 and Tish in connection with church activities or scheduling at the Pilgrim Community Church in the Petear area.
A fragmented church directory lists services and pastors at numerous local denominations. Entries include The Church of God in Christ on Second Street with Morning Worship at 10 45, Rev. Geo A Brown. Corner Princeton Avenue River Street with Rev. F. J. Schumm and Sunday School at 9 30. St John’s Lutheran Rev Armin Schroeder on Broad Street with Bible class at 11 00. Emmanuel Lutheran with Rev Harold A Sayles. Salvation Army services in county jail and Salvation gatherings. Magyar Reformed at 119 West River Street Rev Tibor Toth. Alliance Spiritual Church led by Anna Hale. Second Congregational on Lake Avenue with 6 45 Sunday School and 10 45 church service. Mt Zion Baptist on Lod Street with Sunday School 3 45. Holy Cross Church on Fourteenth Street with Masses 8 15 and 10 45. various Church of Christ on Second and Chapel with Bible school 9 30 and worship times. other services and prayer meetings noted across multiple venues.
The African Methodist Church on Seventeenth Street led by Rev. Fo A White announces Sunday morning service at 10 45 with evening service at 7 04 and 7 prayer meeting on Wednesday. Sunday school at 9 20 and BE League at 6 20 PM.
The First Spiritualist Church at Second Street hosts lectures and messages from spirit friends led by Pastor Ford M. Bryberger. Psychometric evidence is discussed. The schedule notes Sunday events and Monday through Friday spiritual advices, with daily sessions highlighted.
The readable fragments discuss Napoleon and SMES era promotions, a metaphor on discipline and virtue, and a quotation about faith and steadfast service. It notes marshals, fighting the next day, and Bunyan's line on religion as armor and risk of appearances. The text blends historical reference with aphoristic commentary.
The Second M E Church at 307 Middle Avenue led by Pastor Rev. d. Burtey offers Sunday School at 9:30 A M, church service at 11:00 A M, Epworth League at 6:20 P M, and a Wednesday evening prayer meeting.
A compact reflection on how apparent losses can conceal true gains. The line suggests resilience and reframing failure as a hidden win within a larger journey.
A Sunday school lesson titled The Christian a Church Member authored by Rev. Alvin Bell and Alfred J. Buescher appears in the Acta section, with mail correspondence noted on page 18. The material presents religious instruction for church members in a periodical format.
Dr Paul Douglas after four years of inquiry among 26900 preachers and laymen found two thirds favor church union with men more supportive than women and older people more than younger. In four months 13480 New Testaments were sent to Army chaplains for CCC camps. Last year 40000 Bibles distributed to servicemen. An Indian Agricultural Institute founded by Dr Sam Hisginbottom plans village broadcasting within 50 miles of Allahabad, beginning with 26 villages and installed by the institute.
The text outlines five steps: locating and defining the problem, a preliminary pupil survey and discussion to plan organization, individual or group study with class presentation, and a final summing up of lessons and their practical implications. It also includes anecdotal questions about biblical figures and notes the death of Dr. Robertson, a long-time faculty member since 1858.
The Ohio youth meeting in Cleveland gathered 1000 delegates who passed resolutions urging Christians to collaborate, aid others to become Christians, strive for world peace, develop fair economic systems, use leisure time constructively, respect diversity, sanctify marriage and home life, and cultivate principled patriotism. Noted biblical citations and Plutarch quote accompany the session summary. concluding aphorism highlights prayer for enemies with clenched fists.
A missionary asked a class what to save money for and heard “To go to Africa” as the unexpected reply. The anecdote highlights children’s simple charity and a six million square mile region lacking Sunday schools in Africa.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces a Lesson Sermon titled Mortals and Immortals to be read in all branches on Sunday November 18 1934. The golden text proclaims liberty of the children of God from corruption. Isa 2 2 and Rom 8 21 are cited with a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy asserting the supremacy of Spirit over matter and humanity’s inseparable divine likeness.
A compilation of aphorisms on discipline, knowledge, and morality. The text contrasts enthusiasm tempered by reason with warnings about ignorance, discernment, and the dangers of unbridled ability. It cites Pagot, Edgeworth, Gambetta, and Bonaventura in a reflective moral frame.
Eaton residents recount visits to Akron and Warrens area as families gather for Bible study and meals. Notable attendees include Hugh Reisinger Delores Fay James Parker and Carl Waldrup visiting Richard Gardner and Edward Hance. Others host wives of state farm employees and attend hunting season travel.
A sharp line urging personal accountability, insisting each person shoulder their share in every effort. The message motivates steady effort and reliability, framing contribution as essential to collective progress and fairness.
Quote from David Livingstone notes that the end of exploration signals the start of enterprise. The phrase emphasizes transformation from discovery to practical pursuit, linking pioneer journeys to future ventures.
Dated social notes recount visits by Ida Klinec Puch from Orlando and Anna Pierce in Hopwood plus Carl and Minnie Ross hosts and several Cleveland Elyria and Birmingham guests. A Prince of Peace Declamation contest set for Sunday November 18 at eight. Circle No 7 hosts Ladies Aid November 22 with Thanksgiving devotion topics and a program by Mrs. Durkee. Kathleen Brumenschenkel visited grandparents in Mansfield for a week.
Birmingham Ohio area notes show Mr and Mrs Alva Duffy of Oak Shade visiting Emma Dele field. Shoppers from Elyria and Strongsville call on locals while George Rogers of Fremont visits Mary Timbs. Families such as the Mordoffs and Haywoods entertain guests. others relocate households near town. Russell Kubach from Amherst spends time locally. Clarence Opperman travels to Cleveland on business.
Gypsy a water spaniel famed as the most air minded dog in America, crossed the continent by air four times and visited 40 states in 19 months. She was killed by an automobile near Anaconda Montana and buried in the center of the local airport.
William H. Furlong of the National Highway Direction of Mexico announced that U S to Mexico City auto travel will be possible next summer without present hazards. Temporary bridges across four major streams will be completed before the summer tourist season.
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