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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1936
Page
6
Rev. R. W. Neighbour opens a series on The Man Of Sin with a practical sermon linking prophecy to current European events. Sunday School at 9:30. midweek Psalms. youth meetings. prayer and B Y P U gatherings fill the week as Pilgrim Community Church hosts morning worship at 10:45 starting next Sunday.
Rev. F. J. Schumm preaches "A Heritage From The Lord" at Grace Lutheran Church Princeton and East River Street. Service begins 10:45. Sermon uses Hannah and Samuel to outline guiding principles for training children. The annual Sunday School Picnic moves to Cascade Park after noon due to grounds issue.
Minister Will J. Foster of the Church of Christ will begin a sermon series on the book of Acts next Sunday with the theme The Steadfast Church. Sunday October 4 is rally day at Bible School and marks the pastorate's first anniversary for Foster.
Bible school meets at 9:30 with classes for all ages and a preaching service at 10:45. Rev. B R Opper will preach on Looking To Jesus from Hebrews 12 3. A cordial invitation to all. Young People’s meeting at 6:30.
On the third Sunday, Holy Communion is at 9:30, with Instructions in the school room afterward. The Beginners meet at 9:30, and regular worship begins at 10:45. The choir offers Oh How Amiable Are Thy Dwellings as the offertory, with a sermon titled A Lofty Challenge urging firm Christian devotion amid atheism, Hitlerism, and Communism.
Sunday services at Second Congregational Church begin with Sunday School at 9 30 and Worship at 10 45. Evening program resumes at 6 with Intermediate and Senior Endeavor and Youth Council meetings to plan the year. Dr A E Kemp preaches on The Centrality of the Needs of the Church with choir and accompanist Nina Ramser.
The Sunday morning service at First Congregational Church will be held in the Primary Room and Parlor on September 20 at 10 45. Rev William Muir Auld will preach and Mrs George Tulk with Dr H M Metcalf will sing A Dream of Paradise by Hamilton Gray. No Sunday School except the Upper Room Bible Class at 9 30.
The weekly Christian Science lesson sermon for Sunday September 20 1936 centers on matter and spirit. It cites John 3 6 Isaiah 55 1 and quotes from Science and Health asserting God thoughts are perfect and eternal while material thought is false and not created by Spirit.
The Elyria Catholic story begins with German and Irish immigrants around 1845 led by Bishop Purcell. Growth from a home Mass to a church built in 1854 and a school followed, with major renovations and a new church dedicated in 1886. Under Fathers Mooney and Daly the parish expanded further, adding a large cemetery addition and landscaped grounds as the school serves about 500 students with Notre Dame sisters guiding 50 families.
Pascal warns that kind words soothe the listener and shape the speaker’s character, while angry or profane language fuels wrath and bitterness. He argues words come in many forms including vain, idle, hasty, and boisterous speech, urging kindness to counter the daily flood of harsh language.
The note urges public worship and links mental states to physical health. It argues faith and hopeful feeling aid healing and longevity, calling readers to attend church next Sunday by the invitation of D. Carl Yoder.
A solemn Eucharistic procession drawing about 10 000 participants will conclude the First Cleveland Diocesan Eucharistic Congress at Stambaugh Auditorium in Youngstown on Sept 23 and 24. The event features clergy, parades, living cross schoolgirls, and benediction with a procession led by Bishop Joseph Schrembs.
Kol Nidre will usher in Yom Kippur at sundown Friday September 5th. The holy day, known as The Great White Fast, lasts 24 hours with fasting and prayers in the synagogue. It closes the ten days of penitence, offering personal forgiveness and blessing for the new year, with a Memorial service for the deceased.
1. Obadiah is named for a race. 2. God shall wipe away tears from their eyes. 3. David fought Goliath in the Valley of Elah. 4. Peter was freed from prison by an angel. 5. Daniel was delivered from a lion and then from a bear. 6. In honor of Jesus Christ.
The excerpt references David in the valley of Elah and an angel opening prison doors. It contrasts themes of tears, preferring one another, and life’s shadows meeting eternity in old age.
A reflective excerpt condemns harsh speech and urges abundant kindness, noting current scarcity of kind words and the moral impact on a person’s soul. It emphasizes restraint and virtuous communication in social conduct.
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