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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1936

Page

6

Sunday Services at Second Congregational Church

The Sunday School meets at 9:30 with lessons from Acts and Corinthians under the topic Christianity As Love. Worship at 10:45 features Dr. A E Kemp on Channels Through Which Flow Spiritual Energy and Help, choir sings I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes and offertory I Would Be Like Jesus. Junior and senior groups meet later. Rev Cabbage to preach Plain Dwellers. Business meeting after service urged. evening gathering next Sunday with Avon Lake First Congregational Choir.

Second Congregational Church A. E. Kemp Wildermere Jesus Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society Mr. Cabbage Arthur Scrivens Avon Lake First William Muir Auld First Congregational Church Earl Kaley Ward Stephen Hamer Maltbie D. Babcock Babcock Christ God Franklin Lawrence Sheppard Edward Shippen Barnes

Unknown God Theme At First United Presbyterian Church

The pastor's message Sunday at 10:45 a.m. centers on The Unknown God. The Bible School adult lesson at 9:30 a.m. covers Christianity as Love with scripture Acts 18 1 7 and I Corinthians 13. Young people's societies meet at 6:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. studies Acts chapters 13 25 8.

First United Presbyterian Church

Transforming Power Sermon At First Baptist Church

Sunday night Pastor R W Neighbour will speak on Transforming Power. Choir solos include There’s A Friend In The Homeland and Seek Ye The Lord with Alan Van Wormer. Morning message is Crossing Jordan. Monday youth meet at 6 30 and 7 30 service. meeting lasts one hour. Ninety seven attended last week. Wednesday Psalms topic The Righteous vs The Wicked. Sunday School 9 30 with classes for all ages focusing on Bible teaching.

R. W. Neighbour First Baptist Church Alan van Wormer F. A. Yost Jordan Houss

Holy Dominion Service And Sermon At 7 30 Sunday

Holy Dominion will be celebrated at 7 30 this Sunday with church school worship at 9 30 led by the rector who will welcome new pupils at the Middle avenue entrance. At 10 45 the choir will sing Russell Broughton s anthem He Who Would Valiant Be as offertory. The sermon theme A Great Adventure reflects Abraham s faith and the church today. Young People Fellowship meets at 7 30 in the evening.

Middle Avenue Russell Broughton Abraham Jesus

Probation After Death Sermon Topic on October 25 1923

The Lesson Sermon in all Christian Science Churches centers on probation after death. It cites Luke 16 13 about serving God and mammon and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy discussing paying the utmost farthing and separating sense from Soul as error is brought to subjection.

Mary Baker Eddy

The Better Way Leader Versus Boss Differences

The piece contrasts a boss and a leader across actions and mindset. It highlights that a boss relies on authority and fear while a leader earns goodwill and inspires enthusiasm. It emphasizes collaboration, shared responsibility, and distributing authority rather than hoarding it.

Sullivan Christian Church History in Lorain County

Lorain County churches trace roots with the Sullivan Christian Church organized June 3 1838, fifteen charter members, led by Pastor John B. Nance. The original members included Sylvanus Parmely and Rosetta Parmely among others. The original building stood near the cemetery. the current Route 224 church was dedicated August 26 1894. Today about 150 members support a full time religious education and worship program with active leadership and multiple church groups.

Sullivan Christian Church Disciples of Christ The Baptist Church Sylvanus Parmely Lois Parmely Lois Parmely, Jr Rosetta Parmely Sylvia Parmely R. J. Stevenson Lucia Stevenson Louisa Campbell Crosby Rider Sarah Rrdher Milo Carleton John P. Mann Rhoda John B. Nance Amos Wiseman Official Board Co. C. Arndt W. G. Chariton Amos Freyman W. H. Shick Oscar Long Paul Shick Wm. Wiseman Vernon Lance L. E. Haverstock Ora Hankins Woman’s Missionary Society J. B. Nance

World Religious News Notes Church Growth and Restrictions

Rural Soviet districts show 10 percent peasant and 50 percent youth adherence to Christianity. new church buildings barred except for foreigners speaking English. Moscow builds American Roman Catholic and English-speaking Protestant churches as World Conference of the Churches in Oxford contemplates church-state and economic order questions. Dr. Edmund B. Chaffee dies amid lecture duties. Nazarene church per capita giving averages $26.77, highest among major denominations. other figures cited.

Soviet Republic Moscow World Conference of the Churches Oxford Archbishop of Canterbury Universal Church Edmund B. Chaffee Labor Temple New York City Minnesota Conference of Social Work St. Paul Church of the Nazarene Kansas City

Bible race name book and ox muzzle law query

The race named Bible book is Hebrews. The sentence begins God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes. The law decrees thou shalt not muzzle the ox when he treadeth out corn.

Elimelech David Goliath

Wit and Wisdom Epiphany kittens joke ends in a blaze of eyes opened

A boy tries to sell newborn kittens insisting they are Episcopalian kittens to a rector and then to a Presbyterian minister. The minister reminds him that the rector was told the same, and the boy replies that the kittens have had their eyes opened since then.

Sonny Brooks

Temperance notes and public health views in 1930s column

A collection of quotations and statistics on drunken driving penalties in Minnesota, decline in New York milk consumption after repeal, treatment outcomes for women alcoholics, and remarks from health officials. The piece blends temperance advocacy with public health commentary and cites WPA and Keeley Institute figures.

Harry Carr Minnesota New York Gannett Harri Emerson New York City

The Church Invites You To A Comradeship Of Worshipers

The church invites individuals to join a worldwide fellowship of worshipers. It promotes private devotion while uniting people to gain inspiration from shared petitions and access to aids for practicing the presence of God. The call emphasizes universal brotherhood across class, creed, color, and wealth.

Carl Yoder

Public Health View on Alcohol From Columbia Expert

Dr Haren Emerson of Columbia University summarizes expert consensus on alcohol effects. He lists nine points including alcohol as a narcotic lowering inhibitions, limited therapeutic value, potential to reduce resistance to infection, shorten longevity, harm health and happiness, impairing judgment and self control, used for escape, potential for crime, and a community health problem. The York Gazette Daily editorial condemns liquor advertising and urges responsible spending and advertising integrity.

Haren Emerson Columbia University Medical and Associated Sciences York Gazette Daily Carl Yoder

Valley City Briefs Highlight Local Social and Meetings

Janice Arick spent four days with her Cleveland grandmother Mrs Anna Schaeffer. Mrs William Gravensetter visited her daughter in Cleveland. The Get-Together club met at Mrs Edna Herthneck in Medina. Ohio Fuel Gas Co. employees attended a Wooster meeting. Dinner guests at the Aricks included Jennie Arick Wilbur Arick and Orlin Wolfe of Medina. Democratic Women’s Club gathered at the Medina courthouse. Brief quotes on friendship work and ambition are included.

Valley City Janice Arick Anna Schaeffer Cleveland William Gravensetter Roy Frisk Edna Herthneck Medina Ohio Fuel Gas Co Wooster, O Earl Arick Jennie Arick Wilbur Arick Orlin Wolfe Jimmy Harry Bauer George Wolfe Democratic Women’s Club

Columbia La Porte minister has outstanding record

The Rev. Thomas Hughes, assigned by the Northeast Ohio Methodist conference to Columbia Methodist and La Porte Methodist churches, previously led Sandusky M E for seven years and Trinity MLE in Cleveland for 12 years. He chaired Cleveland Ministers Union and the Cleveland Methodist Ministers Association, and served seven years with the Cleveland district. Born in Bradford, England, he joined the U.S. 32 years ago. Services are at Columbia Center 9:45 am and La Porte 11:15 am each Sunday.

Thomas Hughes North- East Ohio Methodist Conference Columbia Methodist Church LaPorte Methodist Church Sandusky M. E Trinity ML E Madison West 99Th Street Cleveland Hughes Cleveland Ministers’ Union Cleveland Methodist Ministers’ Asociation Federated Churches of National Social Workers Mr. Hughes Bradford England Columbia Center la Porte

Science and faith clash or converge in a 1930s interview

The text cites a late interview with eminent scientist Michael Popim who died in 1935. He argues science reveals a coordinating divine principle guiding from chaos to cosmos and that faith is strengthened by science. He says science should aid belief in God and the Creator, not merely produce wealth or comfort.

Michael Popim

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