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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1935
Page
4
A long list of congregations details morning worship times, Sunday School hours, and evening services across multiple churches. Named churches include First Congregational, Second Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, Holy Cross, and others with service times ranging from early morning to evening and midweek prayer meetings.
The Chinese Medical Association marks a century of medical missions in China, noting Canton hospital opened by Dr. Peter Parker a hundred years ago. China now has about 5,009 trained physicians, with plans to deploy 50,000 nurses. Native Catholics in India number 3,858,707 per Monsignor William Quinn. The Catholic Church educates 550,000 in 6,500 schools in India, while Philippie Islands’ state institution is Protestant. A German Lutheran line extends from a Wittenberg student ancestor to Pastor Scriba, now fifty third in the line. An aqueduct built during Pontius Pilate’s reign still serves the Mosque of Gmar s Gethary near Bethlehem. In St Paul’s Cathedral, 700 deaf and mute athletes at the international games performed in sign language. The piece closes with reflective lines on life and charity.
The notice urges readers to call shops that sell telephones and other goods, suggesting phone orders and home delivery to save trips and time. It emphasizes using telephone ordering to obtain items without visiting stores.
A 19th century tale recalls William Carey rebuilding after a devastating fire that destroyed presses manuscripts and grammars in India. Upon return he thanked God, began anew, and eventually surpassed his earlier efforts, proving resilience as a Christian virtue.
A religious invitation urges readers to attend church next Sunday, stressing that the church exists to help people live, serve the community, and follow the Master’s example. It rejects being merely a hospital, gym, or social club, and calls for friendliness, evangelism, and mission.
The piece argues that education matters beyond job roles and time spent learning. It says schooling memory fades but learning leaves a self retained stature and the ability to act grows. Education refines judgment, sharpens focus, and shapes minds toward continual discovery and improvement.
A church discussion outlines three laws for adopting a new habit to replace a bad one. Emphasize enthusiasm, public commitment, and self-respect. Actively practice the new habit and avoid exceptions until it is firmly rooted.
A layman discusses denominational roots and interfaith marriage, followed by questions and answers on biblical topics. The exchange cites Sermon on the Mount, Solomon's porch engine, Jairus, Saul's disobedience, Ezekiel life phrase, Judge of all the earth, and examples from Abraham and preaching to Sodom.
The Sermon Lesson for Sunday September 15 1935 centers on Substance with Bible citations from Hebrews 10 34 Isaiah 55 6 and a Science and Health quotation by Mary Baker Eddy. It asserts God thoughts are perfect and eternal as substance and Life while material thoughts are erroneous and temporal and lacks a divine cause.
A compact fragment reflects on personal creed and failure. It contrasts selfish motive with moral duty, citing Father Roger and Gifford to stress that self-centered living harms others and that true virtue requires more than self-interest.
Litchfield Chapter O E S plans memorial service at the next meeting on Thursday Sept 19. Garden Club flower show judged by Mrs Torman Thompson and Mrs Frank Heath Sept 14 at the president Helen Eberie home. Esther Frombaugh’s marriage to Kenneth Hawke announced. ceremony July 18 last year in New Cumberland WV. Litchfield Lodge F and A M resumes Sept 16 after vacation. an entertainment event planned. Congregational church notes morning worship at 11 15 with sermon. Christian Endeavor at 7 led by Bob Ashler. Warned by relatives of Susan Button visit to old home now owned by A A Gish. Mr and Mrs Arthur Frombaugh hosted at W E Harpster’s Lakewood home. Mrs Lawrence Leonard to return soon to Butler Pa.
Church notices outline sermons and events across First United Presbyterian First Baptist and First Congregational churches including morning services at 10 45 o clock with texts on The Church an Expeditionary Force From Sorrow To Sunshine and Prophecy and Coming of Christ and an 7 30 p m session. Dr R E Neighbour tours western Canada delivering twin sermons and district Bible school conferences are announced with dates and attendees.
In Cleveland, September 23 to 26 crowd projections reach 40,000 to 50,000 as plans shift to manage larger attendance. Men’s Holy Hour scheduled for September 25 from noon to midnight at Cleveland Stadium with candlelight ceremony and Benediction.
Church school starts at Grace Lutheran with a full attendance expected at 9 30 and 10 45 services. Picnic moved to the church grounds. four free tickets per scholar. Rev Schumm to speak at the 9 30 service on Two Guests Weeping and Jar. Various choirs and ministers invited. evening services canceled by conference.
A brief quotation notes Jesus Christ as the condescension of divinity and the exaltation of humanity attributed to Brooks.
Rev John A Kaley will present "The Prophecy and Coming of Christ" in exact Bible language at the 10 45 a m service with full dramatic emphasis. Bible School hour at 9 25 led by Supt Harold Olmstead targets 400 attendees Rally Day Oct 6.
Huntington briefs recount residents traveling to Tennessee Cleveland and Parma for visits reunions and dinners. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs C D Coward Mrs Nita Rogers and extended family with appearances by Floyd Rogers Minnie Eaton and Russell Draper. Attendees flocked to events such as the Rogers reunion and the Townsend Plan picnic at Cascade Park Elyria with numerous local households hosting guests.
A succinct quotation attributed to Shaw stating that despite belief in a single religion, many interpretations and versions exist within it. The line emphasizes unity of core faith amid diverse practices.
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