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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1933
Page
6
Jefferson argues no man is in his place outside the church and likens loyalty to church, home, and state to human fulfillment. He contends neglect of civic duties or church attendance stunts moral and spiritual development. The piece invites readers to accept the invitation and come to church next Sunday.
A collage of church notices lists 4 Church Directory and multiple congregations. It details morning and evening services, Sunday schools at 9:30 to 10:45, midweek prayers, and youth programs across Cambridge Prospects, Broad Street, Princeton Avenue, Court Street, and Lake Avenue with pastors and superintendents named.
Church notices list services at Smith Block near Bower's Drug Store with Sunday school at 9 44 am worship at 10 45 am and 2 m N PL 3 at 6 45 pm evangelistic service at 7 45 pm prayer service Wednesday evening at 1 45
A compiled church notices page lists worship and Sunday School times for Christ's Temple P A W in Oberlin Road Shiloh Baptist Church led by Rev Crown Second Baptist Thompsons Hall Rev G T Settle and United Bible Students at West River Street led by Rev Tibor Toth. Other churches include Corner Lake Ave and West Street led by Rev C F Wiseman and St Andrew's Episcopal Corner Middle Ave and Third St with Rev Edwin B Redhead. Times cover morning services at 9:30 to 12:00 noon, Sunday School, prayer meetings midweek, and evening services, with Hungarian and CE activities noted.
Wm. C. Fowler, Minister. Bible School at 9:30, Morning Worship at 10:80, Junior Church at 10:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 8:20 p.m. Evening Service at 7:20. Prayer Hour Wednesday at 8:30 p.m.
Gospel Mission at 14 East Bridge Street holds morning service at 10 00. Sunday School at 3 00 PM and evening service at 1 36 PM. Preaching service at an unspecified time. Prayer services Wednesdays 3 00 PM. Second M E Church at 2507 Siddle Avenue with Rev J E Burton. Sunday School at 9 20 AM. Church service at 11 00 AM. Epworth League at 6 39 PM. Prayer Meeting Wednesdays. United Presbyterian at East Ave and Second St with Rev Geo A Brown. Bible School at 9 20 PM. YPCCE at 6 30 PM. Evening Worship at 7 59 PM. Night service at 7 30 PM.
Grace Lutheran Church at Princeton Ave and East River Street lists Rev F Schumm as pastor. Sunday School and Adult class offered. Morning service at 10:46, evening service at 7:00 p.m.
Last month in Trialgar Square London a prayer gathering led by Dr Maude Royden and Sherwood Eddy urged social regeneration. In Liverpool 3000 open air services were planned with 200 trained speakers. Donald Fraser, revered missionary leader of Scotland's Church, died at 63 after decades in Africa building roosts and a cathedral.
The First Spiritualist Church on 420 Second Street offers lectures and messages from spirit friends with psychometric evidence Sunday and Monday at 2:00 am and daily spiritual advice from Pastor Ford M Fryberger.
Broad Street and West Avenue hosts Salvation Army and St. John's Lutheran worship with Rev Armin Schroeder. Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9:15, English Service at 10:60, German Service at 11:00. Salvation Army υπάρχουν morning and afternoon meetings with 10:30 Holiness Meet, 2:00 Sunday School, 3:45 Salvation Meeting.
A new peace petition book measuring inches was unveiled at a Union Square ceremony in New York City. Under World Peaceways Inc the book launches a 10,000 mile tour toward the World Disarmament Conference in Geneva. Bible quotes and Colton maxims frame the message, urging disarmament and virtue.
Sunday school lesson summarizes Paul in Athens from Acts 17 16 34. Rev Alvin Bell and Alfred J Buescher present the illustrated text, highlighting Paul’s encounter with philosophers at the Areopagus and his message about the unknown God. Includes context for faith, preaching, and response in ancient Athens.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Lesson Sermon for Sunday November 19, 1932. The golden text speaks of waiting for the Lord and remembrance of his name. Included scriptures cite Jesus teaching and healing in Galilean cities and the Christian Science view of man as spiritual, not material.
The piece urges translating preaching into practice to raise morals. It critiques critics of radio programs and calls for praise when editors publish worthy editorials. It notes pacifist sentiment, urges cheer for the Pear Conference, and invites messages to Secretary Hall to advance world peace at Gra ara.
A fragment notes Christianity’s appeal to youth focusing on personal relationship with Jesus over creeds. It highlights young readers drawn to courageous, adventurous faith and youthful Christian leadership shaping the movement.
A compact excerpt lists youthful ages of famed religious pioneers like Wesley Luther Moody and Spurgeon, followed by quotes on peace, purpose, and virtue. It connects youth with spiritual leadership and perseverance, pairing biographical notes with reflections from Adams and other authorities. The piece ends with aphorisms on vision, virtue, and faith.
A collection of sermonlike maxims urging submission to God and truth. It argues forgiveness comes with asking for blessings, warns against hypocrisy, and condemns loud, corruption, and overbearing displays of piety. The passage stresses inner duty over outward noise and notes mistakes as a path to growth.
Avon Lake November 18 Officers of the Parent Teachers Association held a pot luck supper at the school cafeteria. Dr. McChesney of Cedarville College was a guest of honor. Mrs J C Britton hosted the Congregational church religious committee Friday. Dinner was served at noon. Hill-Toppers at Tomer’s met for a luncheon at 10 o’clock. After five games, prizes were awarded to Mrs Duff Mrs Leo Heider and Wilbur Thearing. Special gifts were given to Dwight Easty and Mrs Leo Per by club members. In three weeks Mr Harrison invited the 27 to meet at her home.
Florence Miller hosted the RGM and Miss Margaret Hains in Thurk for a Literary Club gathering. At the regular business meeting the club voted to donate ten dollars worth of books to the Avon Lake Public Library. Refreshments were served. The next meeting, November 28, will be at Mrs. Lee Walker's home.
The Avon Lake Sewing Society postpones its Thursday meeting at Miss Lucy Mawby s home to next Thursday with the same venue. Other society notes include Girl Scout activities, cooking school attendance, and various residents visiting or traveling between Lorain Avon Canton and Cleveland Heights.
Miss Virginia Johnson stays with Lloyd Pomeroy in Cleveland while Clifton Betts family visit and funeral attendance marks community ties. Armistice Day school program features Guy Findley talk and fifth graders in Flanders Field recitation. Peace contest results list Penfield and Carlisle runners, with judges from local schools and Oberlin College.
Lagrange resident Mrs Russell Johnson, formerly Amanda Holcomb, died in Elrama after several months of illness and was buried here Tuesday afternoon. She is survived by her son Wizard and four sisters and brothers.
Squires and William Onans from Penfield were seriously injured when their motorcycle collided with Paul Nichols’ auto at Mrs. E. B. Giams’ home. Laurel Runals returned from St. Alex’s hospital in Cleveland after operative treatment. His mother.
Mr and Mrs Albert Archer hosted the Pedro club at their Spencer home with Ralph Sanders and Alonzo Jackson winning first prize. Guests included R W Sanders G W Robbing Davey Aldrich and many others.Several local visits and church events noted alongside school reports and a 56th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Gott.
South Amherst November 18 The American Legion Auxiliary invites eligible women in the village to join and support country efforts during a crucial period. The group targets wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members veterans or women who served in the war. The post aims for full participation this year.
Mrs. John Thompson will open her home to the members of the Study Hour Cind this evening. A good attendance is desired.
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