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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1933
Page
4
The piece extols how children exhibit awe innocence and obedience when properly taught about God and urges elders to lead by example. It invites readers to come to church next Sunday and join worship with the younger generation.
A community church notice lists frequent service times and locations for multiple congregations. It names churches including Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge, Church of God in Christ, First Congregational, First Baptist, Lake Avenue Community Church, Bethany Baptist, Grace Lutheran, First Methodist, Church of the Nazarene, Second M E Church, Christ Temple P A, Shiloh Baptist, Second Baptist, Church of Christ, African Methodist Church Jones Chapel, United Presbyterian, St John’s Lutheran, Salvation Army, Holy Cross, and related service times for Bible school worship and prayer meetings in towns around Cambridge with addresses on West Avenue Princeton Avenue Middle Avenue and East Avenue.
Ford M. Fryberger conducts Sunday lectures and messages from spirit friends with psychometric evidence on Monday. Short readings by competent mediums Thursday at 7 p.m. Spiritual advice daily by the pastor.
A reflective passage warns that a man is a failure when he prioritizes success over character, neglects humanity, and ignores the happiness of others. It argues life surpasses work, warns against envy and isolation, and likens a church to a vehicle bearing a load, emphasizing moral balance.
Sunday School lesson notes by Rev. Alvin E. Bell and Alfred J. Buescher cover the biblical narrative of 1 Samuel chapters 18 through 24. The illustrated material centers on key figures such as David and Saul, offering moral and spiritual insights for readers and learners.
Gross Smith evangelist preaches nightly at Moody Memorial Chicago while old sermon memories surface from the Columbian Exposition. Presbyterian church stats show 9172 churches, 290 Presbyteries, 46 synods, 9,593 clergy, 1,968,785 communicants and 1,600,460 in Sunday schools totaling 50,634,202 in local church contributions. At the Century of Progress Hall of Religion second on exhibits list, 100,900 visitors registered by July Lord, with 14,090 daily. Jewish drama draws 200,000 and Lutheran class adds 125,900 more. American children invited to exchange friendship cards with messages in French, Spanish and English. six colored cards portray a peaceful world.
The project sponsored by the committee on world friendship among children at 287 Fourth Avenue New York begins in October and ends on World Goodwill Day May 18 1984. The goodwill message written by the children of this country to those of other lands will be published and broadcast.
George A. Coe argues in A Social Theory of Religious Education that democracy requires abandoning gender inequality, valuing each member's capacity, regular shared service, defined roles, common pleasures, and active social involvement. He calls for domestication of private property and church complement, praising humility in credit to God.
An earnest Georgia preacher, who prays with news of the town, petitions for help against rising crime. He claims he can prove it with statistics as he urges action to curb wickedness. The quote warns that delays bring hardship, while the best approach is trying new angles to problems.
A church column asks question form about whether ministers over fifty render better services, citing Travelers Insurance data showing teen drivers have the worst records. It argues maturity matters more than age, noting Spurgeon at twenty and Clifford at seventy showed strong influence, concluding personality over years.
A fragmentary meditation praises simplicity as a core ingredient of noble nature and self-discipline as the basis of education and character. It notes that awareness and truth vary among people, time is wasted, and life succeeds when kept steady and level.
The Kinsey family gathered at Albert Langdop’s Brighton home on Labor Day for the eleventh annual reunion. Sixty eight people attended, including fourteen visitors from Ashland Mansfield Tire Cleveland Rocky River Grafton and Brighton. A noon dinner followed by games and prizes concluded with plans to hold another reunion next year.
Labor Day around Brighton and nearby towns features visits to Harvey Garver Tire’s home, Loyalties with Rev and Mrs J D Rite, and extended kin from Chatham, Lorain, Oberlin, and Wellington. Attendees include the Gill and Merrill families, plus Lorain visitors. Local fairs and picnics draw many residents to Elyria and Columbus events.
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