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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1934
Page
10
Stop 1 on Lake Ave Re E Peck invites worshipers to Bible School at 9 30 A M led by Pastor John H Hogan followed by preaching at the shrine.
The notice outlines a Sunday School at 9:30 followed by a Morning Service at 10:46 and an Evangelical Young People's League gathering at 6:45 PM. German services occur on the first and third Sundays at 8:45 AM at Third Street.
Seventeenth Street Rev C C Smith pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M. Morning service at 11. B Y P A at 6 P M. W R Dickerson president. Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 P M. Evening service at 7 30.
Ray Seelve Utterback, Pastor, leads church service at Cambridge and Prospect Streets. Church School begins at 9:45 with Mrs Tessie Bauer, superintendent, and the morning worship follows at 10:45.
Elder George Aldridge presides at 49 West Avenue with Sunday School at 9 30 A M and preaching at 11 30 A M Y PLOW W at 6 00 P M Corner Court and Second Streets Dr W Muir Auld minister Church School at 9 30 Graded church school in all departments from children of 2145 through adults
Second Street and Siddle Avenue hosts Bible School at 9 45 A M with Pastor R E Neighbour. Morning Worship led by Harlie G Stevick at 1645. Young People’s Society at 6 15. Evening Worship at 7 30. Prayer Meeting 7 30 PM Wednesday.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 809 East Avenue lists school sessions at 9 45 and 11 00 Thursday and Wednesday. Testimonial meetings at 8 00 PM. Reading Room in the Redington Block, Middle Ave and Second St, open daily 10 AM to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM Saturdays except Sundays and legal holidays.
St Andrew's Church at Corner Middle Ave and Third St led by Rector Edwin B Redhead holds Holy Communion at 7 39 in the morning. Church school worship at 3 90 and Holy Communion with sermon at 6 40 in the evening in the church.
Dr. John Mc McDowell outlines a five fold church mission. Submit to Christ’s authority in belief. Manifest the spirit in contact and service. Proclaim life and love to all regardless of creed color or condition. Apply Christ’s test to all relationships and responsibilities. Carry on Christ’s work to make men like Christ and earth heaven. The church rejects authority for any single governance or policy, yet demands Christ’s justice purity and kindness under all governments.
Rev C Brown and Rev G T Settle lead services at Thompson's Hall on Oberlin Road. Evening worship at 8 00. Sunday school and forum at 9 30 and 2 30 on the fourth Sunday. Young People meet at 6 30. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 1 30.
Pastor Harold A Sayles serves at the Princeton Avenue church with Sunday School at 9 45 and worship at 10 45 in the parsonage listed.
The notice lists a morning service at 10:00 and Sunday school at 2:00 PM on Sunday, with a Sunday evening service at 5:30 PM. An Ecoaching session is at 8:00 PM, followed by a prayer service on Wednesday at 8:00 PM.
At 343 Second Street Dr Harley Crawford is listed as pastor with Sunday services at 7 30 PM visiting mediums welcome The 250 Middle Avenue address lists Rev J E Burton as pastor Church service at 11 00 AM Epworth League meets at 6 30 PM A Deane meeting is scheduled on Wednesday evening
Rev Geo A Brown ministering at East Avenue and Second Street announces Bible School at 9 30 A M and Morning Worship at 10 45 A M YP C U meets at 6 30 P M for an evening gathering.
Rev F J Schum pastor leads Sunday School and adult Bible class at 9 30 A M with the morning service scheduled for 10 45 A M at the corner of Princeton Avenue and East River Street.
Sunday School at 9 20. Dr EB J Bond pastor hosts service at Third and Court Streets with morning worship and church activities listed in brief notice.
Ww Clay, Pastor. Sunday Sartour at 9 45 A M Preaching Service at 10 45 A M NY PS at 6 45 P M Evangelistic Service at 7 45 P M Prayer Service Wednesday evening at 7 45
Christ's Temple P A of W at 111 Oberlin Road led by Rev T C Williams holds prayer meeting at 6 00 AM Sunday School at 10 00 AM and morning worship at 12 00 PM Brotherhood meets at 6700.
Reverend J D Bell leads morning worship at 11 30 with Sunday School at 9 45. Evening service at 7 30. Bible study at 6 00 PM. Evening service at 7 00 accompanies the event.
On Fourteenth Street and West Avenue Rev Budny presides at Masses at 8 15 and 10 46 AM The United Bible Students hold a Sunday meeting at 10 30 AM indicating the schedule for local worship and study groups.
William C. Fowler, Minister conducts morning worship at 10 30. Junior Church also at 10 30 A M. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M. Prayer Hour Wednesday at 7 30 P M.
Rev R A White pastorate on Jones Chapel Seventeenth Street lists Sunday School at 9 30 A D Greenfield September 3 prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 Cc E League at 6 00 P M for church activities and services.
Ford M Fryberger pastor offers spiritual lecture and messages from spirit friends on Sunday. Psychometric evidence featured and daily spiritual advice provided Monday through Sunday.
Broad Street and West Avenue announce Rev. Armin Schroeder pastor. Sunday School and Bible Class held at 9 15 A M. German Service at 10 09 A M with no English Service.
Adj and Mrs R W Amore present Salvation Army services in county jail at 9 30 A M Sunday morning Holiness meetings at 11 00 A M Sunday afternoon Sunday School at 2 00 P M Meter afternoon P S at Sunday evening 7 45 P M Salvation meeting
The Hungarian Reform Church at 119 West River Street lists services with Pastor Rev. Tibor Toth. Sunday School at 9:00 A M Church Service at 10:00 A M Hungarian language sermon, afternoon service at 2 00 P M and Christian Endeavor at 6 00 P M. Alliance Spiritual Church at 586 Broad Ave features Rev Anna Hall and a 7 30 P M spiritual lecture with messages and healing demonstrations.
Corner Lake Ave and West Street announces Sunday School at 9 45 A M and Church Service at 10 45 A M led by Pastor C F Wiseman.
Theodore Roosevelt praised the in arena effort and urged joining church members striving to make the world more Christ like. The message concludes with an invitation to attend church next Sunday.
A Sunday school lesson titled Fellowship With Christ covers John chapter fifteen. Authored by Rev. Alvin E Bell and Alfred J Buescher, the piece presents an illustrated lesson focusing on abiding in Christ and bearing fruit through union with the vine, with emphasis on spiritual growth and devotion.
The National Committee for Religion and Welfare Recovery plans an October campaign to raise funds for churches and private charities with Loyalty Sunday on October 7 to boost church attendance. A 16th annual Association of Women Preachers session gathered about 150 pastors near Dayton in August. The World Baptist Congress backs a fourty country plebiscite to gauge demand for another war, proposed by Rev. Harold Camp. A longhand Bible compiled by 12 000 World’s Fair visitors is being preserved, with verses copied at 500 daily. Dr. Rufus Jones retires after 41 years at Haverford and will study in England on mystics. Moody church reportedly supports 73 foreign missionaries and only 29 copies of the first Luther Bible edition survive, mostly in German libraries.
A long standing custom opens daily with prayers for MPs only. Gladstone once took his granddaughter to the House and she asked why. He answered that the speaker looks at the members and then prays for the country.
A meditation on preachers' children noted for achievement names Grenfell Schweitzer Drake Nelson Rhodes Wright Morse Robeson Powell and more. The writer contrasts criticism with examples like explorers inventors founders and leaders to illustrate potential impact beyond callings.
A patriotic reflection on the ballot as a centuries earned heritage and a cornerstone of self government. It defines the ballot as citizenship, protection of rights, a voice for the oppressed, an educator, a measure of public opinion, and the peaceful instrument of civilization.
A concise reflection on prioritizing bold, long term aims over modest objectives. It urges unified sacrifice of minor plans to reach a truly major achievement.
Questions refer to biblical phrases and religious customs. They ask who coined a line about leaven leavening the lump, why some observe cold foods on Sabbath, which preacher was a tent maker, which song composer wrote over a thousand songs, and where swords are beaten into plowshares and spears into pruning hooks is mentioned.
The text lists biblical figures and verses debating swords into plowshares and plowshares into swords, naming Paul Acts 18 3 Abel Genesis 4 8 and prophets Isaiah Joel Micah with notes on Sabbath law Exodus 35 3 and related passages. It closes with a moral about politeness masking duplicity.
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Lesson Sermon for Sunday October 7 1934 focusing on unreal worldliness. Golden text warns that world desires perish, while doing God's will endures and spiritual joy outlasts earthly riches. Prov 23 5 and Eddy Science and Health cited on treasures of Truth and Love.
A collage of maxims on life restlessness faith and character quotes from Herbert and Phillips Brooks urge seeking guidance, facing life boldly, and shaping inner virtue. It contrasts warmth with cruelty and warns that self deception and cowardice erode true strength.
Ammon M. Ewers of Grafton Ohio died September 29 after weeks of heart trouble. Born April 1 1858 in Edison Ohio he moved to Grafton before his 1905 marriage to Maggie Felt. A carpenter and painter he lived 28 years in Grafton with many friends. He was a member of Grafton M E church. Surviving are his wife and relatives. Funeral at home Monday at 8 pm officiated by Rev E R Haines. Burial Mt Gilead Tuesday.
Sixteen members attended the Homemaker Club gathering at Mrs. W. E. Bakers home. President Mrs. Edith Tran led the business session and planned topics for the season including rug making. Miss Alice Bird can join on December 19, with an all-day meeting set at Mrs. Ross Stuart’s River Road home on Wednesday October 24.
Ladies including Mesdames Carmean F J Reichard Beers Flickinger Haines Rogers Lang Nesbett and Thembath attended the Lorain County group meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society in Oberlin’s M E church. Miss Margaret Bugbee of Kolar Ind was the speaker.
Rally Day services are set for 10 o'clock Sunday October 7 at the local M E church with Rev Haines speaking on the Background of the Wesleyan Movement A playlet entitled The Second Chance will also be featured All members urged to attend Regular services will be held at Belden Communion services will be on Sunday October 14 at the Grafton and Belden M E churches instead of October 7 The Wellington Community Brotherhood will meet at Rochester Thursday evening October 4 at 8 The Grafton and Belden members belong to this organization meeting at Grafton November 1 with Rev Todd of North Fairfield as speaker
Entertain group includes Don Sees and Miss Fern Sees of Milan with George Sees of Wake man and Hazel Dorothy and Mary Sees of Norwalk. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arndt with sister and daughter Esther of Lorain also present.
Mrs Arthur Wick and daughter Arlene visited with Walter Wick and his daughter Ruth of Elyria at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Schultz. The gathering highlighted family ties and cordial hospitality among local residents.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gest left for Orlando after learning of Mrs. Gest’s mother in law Mrs. John Klinec ill. Numerous visits fill week including trips to Medina Belden Chatham and Elyria. Several residents attend church events centennial celebrations and dinners with relatives and neighbors across Penfield Ridgeville and Vermilion areas.
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