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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1935
Page
2
A long town church directory lists Rev Julius Kish, Rev Ernat Irion, Rev A E Kemp and others. It shows multiple congregations with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, and midweek activities at churches on River Street Middle Street Lake Avenue Thompson Hall Court Street and more.
World Religious News notes the 100th anniversary of D L Moody's birth to be widely observed by Christian communities. It reports Japan's Dr Toyohiko Kagawa as arriving in December for a six month lecture tour, with first address at the Student Volunteer Convention in Indianapolis on December 28 and a subsequent talk to a national leaders’ congress. The seventh national audharis tic congress is slated for September 23–26 at Cleveland Public Auditorium.
A Turkish issued Jane Addams postage stamp commemorates the Istanbul conference where women gathered from around the world. It honors a leader devoted to world peace and notes a Balkan conference for Christian youth to be held at Herzog Novi this summer to ease regional tensions. The piece closes with aphorisms on listening to God and optimism versus pessimism.
A brisk editorial urges readers to use telephones in local shops to order goods and have them delivered. It emphasizes cutting trips, saving time, and leveraging phone orders for home convenience.
A gardener labored to induce a red double tulip but failed until a storm brought bitter east wind into his greenhouse. The wind turned a white double bloom red, revealing that adversity altered beauty. The tale closes with a maxim that trials yield richest hues and mercies.
D Carl Yoder urges readers to attend church as a source of strength and courage. The message frames church attendance as active, opposing laziness and promoting duty, urging participation next Sunday.
Religion is the attitude we take from day to day not creeds. It shows in kind deeds tender words and thoughts about others. It lies in our standards of success and how we plan and share.
The forum outlines aims for vacation church school focused on God as a social being, dialogue with Him, and building a world of abundant living. It emphasizes growing devotion to Jesus, living in His Spirit, and loyalty to a just world, recognizing all humanity as one family. Service and love are highlighted as the highest motives.
A knotty old Yankee in a garden hears a horseman ask if he has made his peace with God. He stops, tilts his hoe, and drawls that they have not yet come to an open break. The humorous line captures rural wit and religious caution in a folksy exchange.
The inquiries request details: the fate of Judas thirty pieces of silver, why James said prayers failed, the reign and discoverer of the long lost Book, the purpose of cities of refuge, the remaining Jeremiahs phrase about the heart, and the description of the luke warm church in Revelation.
The Church of Christ Scientist sets Sunday September 8 1935 as the Lesson-Sermon focus with the Golden Text praising trust in the Lord. It cites scripture from Jeremiah and Matthew and references Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health noting that belief in mind separate from God is a dying error Jesus proved its nothingness.
Sunday plans at St Andrew's include Holy Communion at 7 30 followed by Church school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon The Popularity of Jesus. Fields M E Church announces morning worship The Secret of a Conquering Church with Rev Koontz and a 7 30 Communion Service, last conference year service, Epworth League at 6 30 and choir anthem Sun of My Soul. Dwight Burr is superintendent of Church School.
A set of loosely connected items notes Jesus answering priests about funds used to buy a potter's field for strangers and a saying about asking wrongly, plus references to Josiah’s reign with high priest Hilkiah, a blood avenger shelter, the phrase desperately wicked, and the city Laodicea.
The remark hints at a perception that scarcity increases desire to express opinions. It suggests a tension between restraint and candor in public discourse.
Geneviev Thompson leads 6 30 p m service. Dr Bond preaches at 7 30. Choir sings Rejoice Greatly. Sunday September 8 10 15 a m Sunday School Edith Whitney superintendent. 11 15 a m Morning Worship Rev Paul Park Brown theme A Closing Wish. Last service of conference year before Rev Brown departs Lakeside Ohio. September 15 Rev C W Hertzler will preach in both churches.
The Rev. Mr. Young wraps up a Sundays series on the Ten Commandments with a sermon on restraint and discipline. Rev. William Muir Auld will preach at ten forty five on The Gates Thing in the World. The Senior Sunday School resumes at 10 tomorrow. Mrs Grace Tull sings O Lord Be Merciful. Sunday School begins all departments on Sept 15 at 9:30.
The First Baptist Church schedules a Sunday morning communion service with a message on Gethsemane and Organist Holden returning for morning and evening worship. The choir will present two numbers including a gospel song. The redecoration of the auditorium will be finished this week.
Pastor Dr A E Kemp returns from vacation to lead the Second Congregational Church service at 10 45 Sunday morning opening the fall program. The Lord's Supper will be observed and the choir will contribute to the service.
Betty Weakland 19 delivers a multi day sermon series on the Second Coming at the Falre Grandstand. Tonight includes a 19 year old speaker with Bible views and musical pieces using “converted whiskey bottles” as part of the service.
The notice outlines Sunday services with music by Nel Gregory and others, Sunday School at 9:45 led by Harold Olmstead, and fall sessions for Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor Societies. Also listed are evening lectures by Rev. Etel Guardina and Rev. Williams, midweek services, and First United Presbyterian Church events including a sermon on What Is Your Life, Bible study topics, and high school recognition day with Edgar W. Allen addressing graduates.
Fosdick warns that unless the supremacy of spiritual forces is learned, pall bearers from other dead civilizations wait at our door. He speaks on civilization’s fate and the risks of ignoring spiritual foundations.
In Cleveland on Thursday the blessing of 128 altar stones marked the final prep step for erecting 131 altars in Public Auditorium for the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress. Stones carry relics and narrate Catholic Church history, with each altar representing a diocese or vicariate.
Members of No 2 division of the Methodist church Ladies Aid Society were hosted by Mrs C Wilford in Vincent on Tuesday afternoon. Devotions were led by Mrs George Beese with a brief business session. Other items include visitors, enrollments at Markley school, and notes on River Ohio teaching staff and church work.
The Rev. and Mrs. Erwin Hall have spent 65 years married in Calico Rock Arkansas. Rev Hall has lived in the same house for 84 of his 85 years. Adversity tests faith and prosperity tests fidelity. The man who has a right to beast does not have to. Church membership is not an elevator into heaven.
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