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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1933
Page
6
The June United Church Review features Toyohiko Kagawa arguing for a cooperative movement as essential to world peace. He classifies four pacifist types and links economic reform to enduring peace, urging Christians to embody cooperative economic ideals. The piece closes with a proverb about trust and caution in money and valuables.
The American Bible Society displayed samples of 975 languages into which the Bible has been translated at Chicago's Century of Progress, marking a century growth of about 900 languages. A Presbyterian Sunday school celebration in Setauket Aug 22 decorated two trees and set aside gifts for Philippine Island children at Christmas. The Christian Apologist is the organ of the Germany Methodist church.
Numerous churches in town are listed with addresses pastors and service times. Includes The Church of God in Christ at 43 West Ave with Sunday School at 9 30, First Congregational, Emmanuel Careras Church Princeton, First Baptist on Second Street, and many others with morning worship times ranging from 9 30 to 11 00 and evening services, midweek prayers, and Sunday School classes across multiple streets and parishes.
The quarterly illustrated lesson presents a teacher’s guide by Rev. Alvin E. Bell and Alfred J. Buescher. It traces biblical narratives from Joshua through Solomon, outlining key events, lessons, and applications for Sunday school instruction.
Dr William Nast served 54 years as editor, Albert J Nast 25 years, and A J Bucher 15 years in 95 years. The Rev Louis Miller aged 104, possibly the oldest US minister, died in Mt Vernon Indiana. Hall of Religion at Century of Progress Fair reports about a million visitors in two months. Monks once hidden in desert retreats near Wadi Natrum have been unearthed, meeting only on weekends at a central church building.
A church editor notes that adults have latent enthusiasms and urges leaders to uncover interests and fan enthusiasm into a consuming zeal for endless intellectual and disciplined emotional growth. If adults see education as developing spiritual powers from childhood onward, resistance to religious education may reverse.
A brief note on how many renowned figures rose from humble origins. It cites Charles Dickens, Michael Faraday, Galileo Galilei, Ben Jonson, Thomas More, Napoleon, William Shakespeare, George Stephenson, Virgil, James Watt and others as examples of notable people who started life with modest means or failed ventures.
A collection of dubious claims about famous figures. Henry VI allegedly a prime minister son of a butcher. Homer said to be a Guind beggar. Arkwright a barber and inventor of the cotton spinning frame. Bunyan a travelling tinker. Columbus said to be son of a maoteamber. Defoe son of a butcher and Keats son of a hostler.
Sunday school review prompts for the quarter ending September 24 cover topics from conquerors of the Cana Anites to women in public affairs and modern problems. Questions address marriage, minority rights, children, illness, music, friendship, extravagances, and mothers and fathers, with a closing prayer about living openly before God.
A reflective religious note contrasts adversity’s value with its misuse by malice. It argues that those who pull others down reveal their own low standing and that actions betray belief more than words. It likens prayer to a steady practice versus the inattentive driver.
A collection of maxims on duty, knowledge, spirituality, obligation, and virtue. It contrasts knowledge with duty, asserts that following duty brings safety and happiness, and notes truth outlasts error while character shapes perception more than words. The quotes urge living rightly today to protect tomorrow’s sunshine.
The text discusses an old notion that columns or methods in science guided decisions. Universities endowed chairs and rulers consulted this system during crises, often with an astrologer accompanying the general to speak for leaders.
Amherst O Sept 23 Mrs Albert Kreeger hosted Clover Leaf Club at East Martin St with Bunco prizes to Amelia Deuschle first Arthur Engle second and Henry Wolezikowski consolation Luncheon followed for ten and a guest Mrs Deuschle The Senior High Chapel opened year under Miss Marion Steele with student council officers Donald Fullmer president John Brown vice president Jack Teaman secretary Treasurer New teachers included Miss Dorothy Jones music and Kathryn Murray pianist A gym demonstration by Robert Hubbard Roy Haas and Burton Jenne and new students featured Baseball tournament set for Sunday at South Amherst Field among South Amherst Amherst Oberlin and Wellington players with postgame social at the Hungarian Hall gevolgd by I C F Hall meeting separate.
Mrs. Mary Edwards of Almherst Hotel Beauty Shoppe is expected to return home from Chicago Sunday after spending a week at the National Hairdressers convention held at Edgewater Beach Hotel. She also attended a Century of Progress Exposition during the trip. Barnard and Blanche Smith relocate from Cleveland Avenue to Hewes Duplex on Park Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mepz settle into Hannan property on Minerva Street. Mr. and Mrs. Hannann and family move to Menz property on Spring Street.
Funeral services for Christian Arndt age 82 are set for Sunday at St. Pauls Lutheran with private at 1 30 pm and public at 2 pm from Franklin Avenue home. Rev Henry Abram will officiate and burial is at Crownhill Cemetery. Communion services led by Rev C L Allen of Fremont District will occur at First Evangelical Church. East Central Africa missionaries speak at St Peters Evangelical Church during Sunday School. Sunday School begins at 9 50. R C Jensen reappointed to lead South Amherst and Axtel churches for another year after conference in Canton Ohio.
Regular services will be held at St Peter's Evangelical church on Sunday morning Rev Cc E Schmidt will speak on What Jesus Thought of the Church and the choir led by F C Moore will sing Jerusalem the Golden Lorenz Legion Auxiliary Meeting The regular meeting of the Fle wer Johnson Post No 128 American Legion auxiliary will be held at the legion rooms Tuesday evening A good attendance is desired Rebekahs meet The Rebekah lodge met in re s
Avon LakePost Office announces changes effective Monday September 25 with incoming mail times 6 20 A M and 4 22 P M outgoing mail by 8 46 A M and 4 15 P M office opens 6 20 A M closes 5 00 P M rural carrier departs at 8 00 A M plus community notes from Girl Scouts Hill toppers club luncheon shower involves Miss Thelma Walker and Miss Gertrude Eckstein in Cleveland and local social visits.
Real estate transfers include Mabel Dewey to Clyde Bay lot 7 block 7 D L Wadsworth Addition Wellington Walter and Anna Tuma to Paul and Elizabeth Gradish lot 179 Brass Company's Addition Lo Taio Paul and Elizabeth Gradish to Walter and Anna Tuma property on Denver Avenue Lorain Charles Parma to Marion Freeman lots 41 and 42 section D Ridgeville Heights Ridgeville Township Elmer F and Lydia M Cotton to Leon W and Evalyn G Cotton property on Cotton Road Shefield Township Benjamin W and Isabel Holmes to Elizabeth Bruce two and four fifth acres on Elyria Grafton Road Carlisle Township Mark H Shank to Charles L Orr lot 327 Lake Breeze Allotment Avon Lake Mary Jane Seger deceased to Giles A Seger half acre on State Road Rochester.
A legend from Cortes era tells of a horse left ill in Central America that died while he did not return. Natives cared for the horse and later carved a statue worshipped as a god, a belief enduring despite Christian missionary efforts.
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