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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1937
Page
2
Two Holy Communion celebrations at St Andrews church this Sunday at 7 30 and 10 45. Some will attend the 7 30 hour due to the 10 46 service. Sermon titled Marks of Identification explains how all bears marks and urges followers to cultivate the Lord Jesus marks for peace and happiness.
Morning and Bible School services at 9 30 and 10 45 led by Dr Edwin Kir and capable teachers. Music by a women s chorus. A joint 6 30 meeting of Senior and Intermediate Young People with Lowell Sellers recounting the National Convention at Muskingum College New Concord QC. C L Bristol to introduce Genesis for fall study. Church of Nazarene sermon Tieing the Hands of God to be delivered tomorrow evening.
Sunday at 10 48 a sermon will be preached with subject to be announced. Sunday school starts 9 45 a m. Pastor Neighbour of First Baptist preaches Christ You the Hope of Glory in the morning and Our God in the evening. Evening series covers Bible truths. Also Tuesday 7 30 p m youth fellowship with Rev Neighbour on how youth help win souls. Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week prayer and Advisory Board meeting. Second Congregational resumes 9 30 Sunday School and 10 45 worship with Labor Day message One Who Lifted Labor from Disgrace to Honor. Choir number with Nina Ramser pianist. All welcome.
A selection extols the value of constant work. It argues that effort builds character, resilience, and appreciation for holidays, warning against idleness and praising steady labor across tasks from physical to intellectual. The piece stresses that busier minds sleep better and society praises those who remain industrious.
Every honest job becomes a stewardship of God’s gifts. Farmers, architects, housewives, and all workers are trustees of divine estates, responsible for their families and communities. When people recognize their roles—from sweeping floors to running trains—as acts for God's glory, the Kingdom of God advances.
Eight hundred rabbis from Orthodox Conservative and Reform congregations urge Jews to dedicate Rosh Hashanah services to aiding the United Palestine Appeal for settlement in Palestine among Jews from Poland Germany and other lands. They note Palestine as a haven of hope and highlight the growing Jewish community of about 425 000 there as a source of pride and renewal. The appeal is led by Rabbi Stephen S Wise with the UPA as the agency of American Jewry for colonization and immigration to Palestine.
A passage extols pride in labor, citing Burbank Edison and Washington. It argues daily effort builds character, societal progress, and personal dignity. Readers are urged to take pride in their work, aim for excellence, and value honest, sustained effort.
A reader quiz from the Little Falls Times presents six questions and their solutions. Answers include Bethany, Padan Aram on the upper Euphrates, Ephesians 6 11 18, Holiness to the Lord, Zech 9 12, and Philippians, reflecting a word puzzle style feature.
A quoted lament from Thomas Jefferson claims whiskey kills one third of citizens and ruins families. The note cites accidental alcohol deaths since repeal of the 18th amendment as surpassing World War I losses, while noting limited optimism with only 22 percent of the electorate voting.
A historical account traces Vermilion St Mary's Catholic parish from 1856 settlement by families and early visiting priests to the 1930 remodeling and 1930 blessing of a larger stone and brick church. It notes subsistence building, gradual expansions, resident pastors, a shift to Huron for some duties, and a landmark parish hall behind the revived worship space.
A text segment argues repeal of prohibition and voter turnout, noting Osborne and Hoover crime cost estimates of 14 to 15 billion dollars. It cites malnutrition linked to relief programs, hospital costs for drunkenness, and criticizes saloon profits while stressing labor as antidote to evils like poverty.
Fifty nine new Christian Science churches and societies formed in the last year as announced at the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston annual meeting. Dr William P Graham becomes chancellor of Syracuse University after Charles W Flint. He served 39 years as engineering professor and administrator. American Tract Society distributed 5.5 million pages of literature and supplied materials to sixty foreign countries in local languages. A eulogy for the late Dr S Parkes Cadman was read in more than one setting.
The sermon argues the early church mixed laboring and educated classes, calling apostles from trades, with Jesus as a teacher and Paul a tentmaker. It stresses no class spirit and urges all social strata to join in brotherhood under God, inviting readers to attend church next Sunday.
Second Baptist Church holds Sunday services at 10 45 a m with Rev Stewart delivering a sermon titled Gods Light House The Ohio Wonders quartet will be a guest and perform during the morning service Holy Communion is set for 330 p m The Ohio Wonders will also perform and the quartet is expected to serve the church for one week named Second Baptist Week
The North Elyria Juvenile Group held inspection night at Grange Hall with Mrs. Frank Mason as inspecting officer. James Collier was initiated. Plans for a Gale Higgins party and a corn and wiener roast were announced. A piano solo and multiple readings and tableaux entertained, with a lunch served.
Mrs. Virginia Strickler and Christine Mae Dene Higgins Gale Higgins hosted and entertained guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frank in Elyria. James Brehm visited relatives the Starkeys and returned home. Mrs. Frank Behnke and her children visited her sister Mrs. Albert Schaeffer in Avon. The Schmitkons and Haynes family held a wiener roast at the Q Schmitkons residence Wednesday evening.
Avon Lake Sept 4 eight year old Raymond Novotny son of Mr and Mrs Joe Novotny of Point Drive was badly injured at 3 pm Monday when struck by an automobile while crossing Lake road. He sustained head injuries. Sheffield Old Timers Baseball reunion drew many at Avon Lake Park. Bridal shower for Miss Lillian Craig of Lorain held at Mrs L V James home in Sheffield. Miss Craig to wed Harry Dufield at her parents home Sunday.
A Kingsley quote exhorts that being pressed to work fosters temperance, self control, diligence, strength of will, cheerfulness and contentment, virtues the idle never know. The message links effort with character, urging steady effort as a path to personal improvement.
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