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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
4
The item lists a Morning Service at 11:00 after 9:46 Sunday School and an 11:00 service, plus Wednesday 4:00 P M testimonials. The Reading Room in the Redington Block on Middle Ave and Second Street is open daily 10:00 A M to 5:00 P M except Sundays and holidays, and 7:00 to 9:00 P M on Saturdays.
Edwin B Kedhead rector presides Holy Communion at 7 30. Church school worship at 9 30. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 45. Kappa Beta Kappa meets at 7 15.
Stop 7 on Lake Avenue announces church services led by Acting Pastor L B Hindman and Bible School at 9 30 A M Sup Preaching by John H Hogan Bevten follows as part of morning program at the Lake Avenue church and Bible School.
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 250 Third Street lists Sunday School at 9:30, Morning Service at 10 45, Evangelical Young People's League at 6 45 PM, with German services on the first and third Sunday monthly at 7 45 AM. Pastor Rev Ernst Irion leads the congregation.
Bethany Baptist Church on Seventeenth Street lists Rev. C C Smith as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 with A H R Thrist as superintendent. Morning service at 11 00. PACU at 6 00 PM led by WW R Dickerson president. Mid week prayer service Wednesday at 7 30 PM and Evening service at 7 30.
Ray Seelve Utterback pastor leads Cambridge and Prospect Streets church with church school at 9 50 A M Mrs Jessie Bauer superintendent and morning service at 10 45 A M
Elder George Aldridge leads The Church of God in Christ at corner Court and Second Streets with Sunday School at 6 30 A M preaching at 11 39 A M POW W at 6 P M evening service at 7 36 Grace and church activities noted though text obscure includes minister Dr Wry Muir Avid and School at 9 30 with disrupted wording about departments and whitedron adits
Neighborhood notice listing S445 VY M Bible School with Harlie G. Stevick. Sept. 1945 morning worship and 7 30 PM evening worship. Wednesday prayer meeting. Deeplets Soret at 62 15 7% error noted for timing.
W E Clay pastor. Sunday School 9 45 A M. Preaching 10 45 A M. N Y P S 6 45 P M. Evangelistic 7 45 P M. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45 P M.
Rev. T. C. Williams presides with prayer meeting at 6:00 A M Sunday School at 10:00 A M and morning worship at noon Brotherhood meets at 6:00 P M at 111 Oberlin Road with the pastor directing services.
Rev Brown, pastor, leads Sunday School at 9 30, evening service at 7 and evening worship at 8 00. A concise church timetable listing key services and times.
Reverend G T Settle pastor. Sunday School at 9 30. Forum meeting every fourth Sunday at 3 30. Young People's meeting at 6 30. Youth group meeting Wednesday at T P.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church at Princeton and Garford lists Rev Harold A Sayles as pastor Parsonage 354 Princeton Ave Sunday School at 9 45 Church Worship at 10 45.
A church schedule lists morning service at 10 00 Sunday Sunday School at 2 00 P M Sunday Evening Service at 7 30 Preaching at 8 00 P M and Prayer Service Wednesday at 7 00 P M with address 144 East Bridge Street.
The United Spiritualist Church at 348 Second Street invites the public to Sunday services led by Pastor Harley Crawford at 7 30 P M. Visiting mediums welcome with the subject Voice From Spirit.
Rev J E Burton pastor leads Sunday School at 9 30 A M church service at 11 00 A M Epworth League at 6 30 P M Beaver Meeting Wednesday evening at 2507 Middle Avenue
Rev Geo A Brown minister leads a Bible Show at 9 30 AM followed by Morning Worship at 10 45 AM and a PC UO gathering at 6 30 PM at the East Avenue Second Street church location.
Rev F J Schumm pastor leads Sunday School and Adult Bible class at 9 30 AM at Corner Princeton Ave and Mast River Street line of service details indicate morning instruction time and church address for the event.
A church service by Dr EF J Bend is announced for the location at Third and Court Streets. Details of time or denomination are not provided in the readable text.
Rev. Tibor Toth, Pastor, leads Sunday School at 9:00 A M Church Service at 10:00 A M. A Hungarian language sermon follows at 3:00 P M with Christian Endeavor at 6:00 P M.
Corner Lake Ave and West Street Rev C FP Wiseman Pastor Church service at 10 45 AM in the morning at the local church.
Rev J D Bell pastor leads morning worship at 11 30 and evening service at 7 20 with B Y P U at 6 00. A missionary returning from Africa Rev Wilson speaks at 11 30 and 3 30 bringing a scholarly note of faith and outreach.
Fourteenth Street and West Avenue lists Masses led by Rev Budny, pastor. Services scheduled at 8 15 and 10 45 A M.
The United Bible Students meet Sunday morning at 10 30 and evening at 7 30.
William C Fowler Minister leads Bible School at 9 30 A M Morning Worship at 10 30 A M Junior Church at 10 30 A M Christian Endeavor at 6 30 P M prayer Hour Wednesday at 7 P M
AFRICAN METHODIST JONES CHAPEL at SEVENTEENTH STREET led by Rev. R A White offers Sunday School at 9 30 AM Morning Service at 10 45 AM Prayer Meeting at 7 30 PM Wednesday and the A C BE League at 6 PM. J F Greenfield oversees Sept activities.
Ford M. Fryberger leads at 420 Second Street with Sunday lecture and messages from spirit friends. Psychometric evidence featured Monday at 8:00 PM. Spiritual advice by the pastor offered daily.
Broad Street and West Avenue hosts Rev. Armin Schroeder preaching at John’s Lutheran with a Sunday School at 9 15 A M English service at 10 A M and German service at 11 A M with punctual start times for each observance.
Salvation Army announces weekly services with times for Holiness Meetings at 10 30 Sunday morning Sunday School at 2 00 Sunday afternoon and Y P la at Sunday evening Open Aid Service at 7 15 and Salvation Meeting at 7 45 on Sunday evening.
The piece blends a sermon urging church attendance with a snapshot of world Baptist affairs. It notes Truett’s election as president of the Baptist World Alliance in Berlin, Bates College’s Clifton Gray as secretary, and Louis Williams as VP of the Negro National Baptist Convention. It also mentions K Okazaki, a Japanese magnate, pledging fortune to social service and Archbishop Worrell’s death aged 81.
A concise critique notes many men conduct their lives on a casual pick and choose approach, treating commitments like a cafeteria plan and opting for self service values over consistency and responsibility.
A brief reflection on Seneca’s view that wherever there is a human being there is potential for acts of kindness. The quote emphasizes compassion as a universal trait and a call to humane conduct in daily interactions.
A strong man in a circus squeezes juice from an orange with one motion. A thin man steps forward, squeezes, and a final drop appears. The crier asks about training, and the man says he has been a church treasurer for thirty years.
The questions ask who witnessed Jesus after the resurrection and his final earthly act, the date of Pentecost, the name given to the disciples at Antioch, the lion faced men and their biblical mention, and which chapter appears twice in the Bible.
The list cites apostolic appearances to forty days, the blessing given to disciples, the counting of seven sabbaths after Passover, early Christians, a Chron. 12 reference, and Psalms 18 II Samuel 22 plus II Kings 19 and Isaiah 37 as related passages.
A satirical verse list praising forgiving faults in preachers and churchgoers. It mocks Sunday church routines and generosity, praising the overworked saints who serve, endure, and seek heavenly rewards through pious actions and quiet devotion.
A reflective phrase framing steady effort as ongoing reward. It emphasizes daily labor as its own earnings, celebrating dedication and consistent work as the true payout. The statement resonates with work ethic motifs and personal motivation.
Monotony of procedure, stereotyped questions, asking the obvious, dominant teacher control, and treating pupils as jugs to be filled drain vitality. These methods reduce inquiry and fail to nurture student growth or creativity.
A reflection on how faith troubles some individuals who resist removal of belief even when it causes discomfort. The comparison frames religion as both a headache and a persisting burden rather than a cure.
He who pities himself blames another.
Traders share a hearty laugh that lightens the mood amid price swings in several exchanges. A veteran broker notes humor helps ease tension as indices hover, while younger staff adjust by keeping spirits up and managing risk calmly.
A note documents a Nova Scotia figure elected Primate of the Church of England in Canada in 1931, marking a high ecclesiastical leadership milestone in the early 20th century. The text highlights the regional origin and the ascendancy within the church hierarchy.
A concise maxim notes that true wisdom comes through learning from another person's experiences, yielding happiness. It emphasizes the value of observing, reflecting, and applying lessons learned by others to one's own life.
A short adage marked by a quip about rashness, noting that bold risk pays off for a few while most suffer misfortune. Attributed to Phaedrus, the ancient fable-era author, reflecting on prudent timing versus reckless action.
Church notices announce the upcoming September 23 1934 Lesson Sermon for all Christ Scientist churches. The Golden Text speaks of trembling before the presence of the Lord and God of Jacob. Readings include Psalm 56 4 and Psalm 114 7 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy on healing through Mind not matter.
The article outlines Henry Ward Beecher as a diligent farm boy who rose early to work and attend school. It highlights his courtesy to elders, fair play with sister Harriet Beecher Stowe, and a lifelong passion for reading. It notes his deep Bible influence and his reputation as a well informed, powerful writer and speaker.
A brief note references a study on the Acts of the Apostles and the Epistles of Saint Paul. It indicates scholarly examination of early Christian writings and their letters to early churches.
Avon Methodist Ladiea Aid held a pot luck supper at the church on September 20 with good attendance and four visitors Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Ashburn of Collins Ohio Mr Glen Ashburn of Ashley and Mrs Effie Smith of Avon Attending officers elected for the coming year were President Mrs Moser Vice President Mrs Wilford Secretary Mrs Mittle stead Treasurer Mrs Moon Sunshine Mrs Lieber Publicity Mrs Brown Collector Mrs Grossman
About sixty five members and friends of the local Baptist church met for a Thursday supper in the church dining room. After a bountiful meal they moved to the Sunday School rooms for a social hour with games and contests. Pastor C A Bantham announced church activities for the near future and led singing before adjournment, planning another Church Night Service next month.
Miss Mildred Day and Mrs Gates with Mrs Willison of Elyria visited Ira Goughs on Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering stayed with Edwin and Mrs Pickering of Cleveland Wednesday evening. Bertha Hubbard Charlotte and Clara Wilford attended William Taylor Co picnic and dance at Hucld Beach Park Thursday. A M Hales of Brunswick and Leon Luise and family of Berea with George Grossman and Edna Oakes of Cleveland were guests at FE Brown and F C Grossmans. Mrs Frank Pickering visited Mrs Mame Stuart of Lakewood on Thursday.
Elmer Johnson Post No 18 of the American Legion held a regular meeting in Amherst. A joint stag party with South Amherst Post was discussed and a planning committee was named. An upcoming county installation on October 9 in Lorain will feature state commander W Konald and install all county officers. local post officers change October 19 with a membership drive and social hour hosted by Conrad Mulder and Dr G M Parker.
The Loyal Workers class of the First Evangelical church met in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Led by president, devotions were given by Mrs. J Finkheiner. A song service featured the favorite hymn of each member, with readings by Mrs. Mary Hanchette. Lunch followed. Attending were Mrs. J Finkheiner, Mrs A M Rickel, Mrs Adam Northeim, Mrs Mary Hanchette, Mrs Sick Sr, Mrs George Epphardt, Mrs John Springer, Mrs F Eschtruth, Mrs George Holstein and Miss Rosetta Miller.
Members of the Woman's Benefit Association met at Mrs. A H Fullmer's North Ridge road home Friday evening. After routine business bingo prizes awarded with first to Mrs. Charles Sabiers consolation to Miss Ella Jaeger and special prize to Mrs. Julia Boughton. Refreshments served at small tables. October meeting planned at Mrs Adam Schroeder's home.
Dr Robert E. Brown of Oberlin Theological Seminary will preach at the morning service at St Peter’s Evangelical church on Sunday due to the absence of Pastor Rev C E Schmidt who left for New York City this afternoon. Schmidt will speak at Bethlehem Evangelical Church in New York.
Sunday morning report notes Rev W J Bourquin pastor of that church confined to bed by illness He will attend a Board of Directors meeting at Dunkirk N Y Monday and Tuesday.
A large crowd gathered at the Methodist church Friday for a reception honoring Rev. and Mrs. R. C. Jensen. Jensen begins his third year as pastor of the South Amherst and Axtel M E churches in Amherst. I. G. Maxwell led arrangements as chair. Social hour, games, contests, and refreshments followed in a festive sendoff.
Mrs. Wesley Smith of S Main Street acted as gracious hostess to the Good Deeds Club of the Congregational church Friday evening. Plans for the coming year were discussed and two social hours rolled. Dainty refreshments were later served.
Members of Circle 1 of the Congregational church were entertained at Mrs. Ada Purcell’s Cleveland avenue home on Friday afternoon. The favorite diversion was bridge with three tables in play. High score trophy went to Mrs. H. A. Monger, second to Mrs. F. J. Hubbard, and consolation to Mrs. R. C. Cromwell.
Miss Bessie Hamel hosted members of the Arbor Vitae Club at her West Martin street home on Thursday evening. Bridge provided the entertainment with Miss Margaret Lynn winning top honors and Miss Florence Hamel taking the running prize. A luncheon at small tables followed the games, and the group plans to meet again in two weeks with Miss Margaret Lynn.
The September meeting of the teachers and officers at St. Peter's Evangelical Sunday School, initially set for Monday evening, is postponed to Wednesday evening.
The Lorain Vermilion and Amherst Garden Clubs announce a joint outing postponed by cold weather last Sunday. If the weather allows, members and families should meet at the Town Hall at 9 30 a.m. and bring box lunches.
The Rev. A. M. Rickel of First Evangelical Church will deliver the second sermon in a Revelation series on Sunday morning titled Values That Never Fail. He will address the congregation on enduring principles and faith.
Admitted: Mrs William Miller of Brownhelm. Discharged: Ernest Gerever and twins from S Lake Street.
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