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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1935
Page
2
Readable church directory lists many local congregations with service times Sunday school hours prayer meetings and special services across denominations including Baptists Lutherans Episcopalians and more. Denominational entries cover Pan-American districts with morning and evening worship times and midweek prayer sessions.
News item outlines a Lutheran world convention planned for Paris on Oct 20 hosted by French Lutheran groups. It recalls earlier world conventions in Sisedhack Germany 1922 and New York 1929. It notes a global peace campaign launched Sept 6 by the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, aiming to urge governments to curb armament and seek international accords. Jane Addams is referenced as founder.
Reminder to use telephones in shops to order many needed items and have them delivered to the home, reducing unnecessary trips for customers.
A compact guide of balance suggesting Eat less and breathe more, Talk less and think more, plus many pairs urging restraint and generosity. It frames living to emulate spiritual uplift, while warning that prejudices hinder progress and growth. The quote from Eliot emphasizes relying on God’s mercy rather than self-rix.
The message urges renewed spiritual deposits and reinforcement, warning against persistent loss of enthusiasm. It contrasts the church’s need for zeal with the risk of “no funds” in the spirit, ending with an invitation to attend church next Sunday by D. Carl Yoder.
The Better Way The Best Things Saw The Golden Rune Education self knowledge philosophy a contended mind health medicine cheerful temperance music the laughter of a child science painting a smile on childhood journalism printing the true and beautiful on memory's tablet telegram flashing rays of sunshine into a gloomy heart
In times of moral and spiritual turmoil the reader is offered a compact gospel primer. It lists the Lord's Prayer, Ten Commandments, Beatitudes, conversion stories and key verses such as John 3 16 and Mark 16 15 to provide guidance and reassurance.
A reader asks six trivia questions from a Wit and Wisdom feature. Answers touch biblical figures, Solomon’s temple crafts, a proverb about herbs, and quotes about friendship and faith. The piece weaves between questions and attempted solutions with fragmented phrases and misread letters.
The Sunday lesson on September 22, 1935 centers on the Church of Christ Scientist. It includes the Golden Text from Joel 2 and cites Ps 2:1 2 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The article highlights the contrast between material science and divine law as described in the text.
St Andrews to hold Holy Communion at 7 30 with church school at 9 30 a large attendance is expected. Offertory anthem Great is the Lord by Woodman. Sermon on Spiritual Strength. Parish Council meets Monday at 3 in the Guild room. Reverend F D Daubenbis to preach at Emmanuel Lutheran. Second Congregational to feature The Aggressive Christian at 10 45 with choir singing Or Love That Will Not Let Me Go. Rally Day goal 450. Chris tian Endeavor groups meet at 6 with new officers installed. First Baptist services feature A Priceless Gem and Miracles of Jonah by Rev R W Neighbour.
Rev. Neighbour announces a Sunday night message titled Miracles of Jonah exploring five miracles many miss. Service includes a 10:45 sermon, choir with an anthem, and a special program for Believers Sunday. Church School at 9:30, evening studies, and a forthcoming Mission Festival preview.
Mr and Mrs Carl Schafer entertained Avon Entertain Club members at their home on Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Joseph Forthofer Mrs Paul Stokes Paul Sekes and Edward Stage after an evening of cards. Lunch was served by the hostess. The club will be entertained next.
Plans are nearly complete for the Seventh National Eucharistic Congress to be held in Cleveland Sept. 25-26. The city decorates in yellow and white as thousands of visitors from across the country and abroad prepare to attend with Cardinal Hayes leading. The event will use the Cleveland Public Auditorium and Stadium to host up to 20 000 and 60 000 respectively, with focus on Eucharist as the wellspring of Catholic action.
In two weeks at the home of Mr and Mrs Stokes the Avon village finished placing fifty tons of slag on the Jareox road. Briefs note Nick Scafer confined at home by bronchitis and Mrs Bessie Canfield and daughter Josephine of Elyria visiting the Lewis home Friday.
Six teen workers hosted a farewell for LeRoy Schumaker who will attend Ohio State College at Columbus. Frank Orosz Jr. and Carl Linden won prizes in a sixty-six contest. Miss Margaret Hain oversees library courses. Avon Lake basketball schedule lists games through February. George Andrews, former Avon Lake resident, died in Cleveland.
Ladies from here attended a card party at Mrs Grace Fister's Sheffield home Friday afternoon. Nearby residents Mr and Mrs Starfield and family are staying with Mrs Malinda Beard. Mr and Mrs Harry Seavert and Elsie Franken visit the HC Scott household. Avon Lake Sewing Society postpones meeting with no date set. Mr and Mrs Jos Conrad and Joseph Kistner of Avon visited Mrs Mary Stauder Friday.
In Birmingham on September 20, funeral services for Mrs. Alice Starr were held at Ax tel with attendees including Helen Trescott Mrs. Emma Oide Mrs. Myra Edgar and Mrs. Maze Church. Local residents and visitors from Lorain Clerstand Akron Amherst Henrietta and Canada were noted among family and friends visiting and staying with relatives and neighbors during the week.
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