The Beautiful Gate Lesson On Loyalty And Help
The sermon extols loyalty to noble ideals amid church flaws and links Peter and John’s act of healing a beggar at the temple to faith in action. It urges believers to give what they have and extend a helping hand to the needy, trusting God’s power and human effort jointly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. E. Gilroy
Congregationalist
Dr. Johnson
Lincoln
Church
Hbose
Peter
John
Herod
James
Christ
Jesus
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
God
Church Schedules and Easter Observances Across City
A consolidated list of church services and events includes First Methodist, Christian Church, Central Ave ME, Zionist Baptist, Church of the Good Shepherd, First Baptist, Free Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian Science Society and others. Easter sunrise and commemorations, sermon topics like The Resurrection in Modern Life, The Risen Life, and The Resurrection of Christ feature. choir, youth activities, and Epworth Leagues noted alongside prayer meetings and Sunday schools.
Revival services mark week at two churches
At Faith Church on Richland Avenue J A Raye leads Sunday school and Bible study at 2:00 with song and praise at 7:00 and preaching afterward. A revival continues through Sunday with weeklong meetings and Thursday Bible study. Church of God on Hocking Street lists services and a 8:00 sermon on Evolution and the Bible by A L Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstolic Faith Church
Richland Avenue
J. A. Raye
Chauncey Methodist Circuit Easter Services Schedule
Sunday school at 9 30 at Chauncey Millfield and The Plains churches. Preaching at 10 30 at Chauncey by Rev Gra ham. Easter program at Millfield 7 30. Preaching at The Plains 7 30. Revival continues at The Plains with each evening service next week. Sunrise meeting at 6 am Easter Sunday at Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Circuit
Chauncey
Millfield
the Plains
Chauncey Church
Graham
Plains Church
the Plains Church
Easter Program Linked to Bible School at First Christian Church
Bible school at First Christian Church Sunday begins at 9 30 with graded lessons organized by superintendent Miss Christine Court ney An Easter program will be presented in connection with the Bible school Preaching services follow at 7 50 in the evening led by Rev R E Stevens of Akron
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Christine Courtney
R. E. Stevens
Akron
Independent Holiness Service Schedule and Leader
The church announces a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9 30 a m Children s and praise service at 10 30 a m and preaching services at 7 p m Rev Howard Simpson pastor and superintendent leads the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Holiness
Howard Simpson
Revival services led by Rev A S Bradshaw at local church
The Church of God holds Bible school at 9 30 with prayer and praise at 10 50 and preaching at 7 90 conducted by Rev A S Bradshaw. Evening revival services are scheduled for next week at 7 30 at the same church. Christian Church Millfield offers Bible school at 9 30 with no preaching service that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God—Bible School
A. S. Bradshaw
Christian Church
Millfield
Hunter Street Lutheran Easter Schedule
Good Friday service at 7 30 with Lord's Supper. Preparatory service for Friday eve at 7. Sunday school at 9. Special preparatory services for distant attendees at 0 45. Easter service at 10 15 with Communion. Special benevolence offering at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Street
Easter Sunday Services and Sunday School Plans
St John’s Enterprises schedules faster service at 2 00 pm on Sunday with preparatory service at 1 30 pm led by pastor C F Lauer. First UU Easter Sunday morning features sunrise prayer at 6 00, Sunday school at 9 00, and preaching at 10 30 by Rev Dr W R Funk with special music including anthem Angela Roll the Rock Away and quartet performances by Mrs Karl Roberta soprano Willard McNalien and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s
C. FF. Lauer
UU. B
W. R. Funk
Angela Roll
Karl Roberta
Willard McNalien
Jenosy
Cantata The First Easter to be Sung by Choir
Willard McNallen bass and Mr L G Jones join Dr Funk for an Easter cantata at 7 pm led by T C Harper pastor. Choir special solos featured and Sunday school attendance goal set at 1200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard McNallen
L. G. Jones
Dr. Funk
T. C. Harper
Methodist Easter Services and Events Schedule
Sunrise prayer meeting at 6:00 with an Easter program at 9:00 for children and a yard of silver dollars donation, followed by baptism of children at 10:30 and adults, new member reception, then 2:30 Easter sermon titled White Plumes of the Resurrection Life. Knights Templar guests. Evening Epworth League 6:30 and choir cantata at 7:30 led by Pastor Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Knights Templar
J. Ww. Blair
Sunrise Easter services at First Presbyterian Church
Sunrise service led by the Christian Endeavor. Sunday School and Easter program follow. Easter Communion at 10:30. Reception of members. Choir concert at 4:00 titled Our Lord Victorious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Our Lord
Easter Rally At Union Furnace Church
An all day rally at U B church Union Furnace Ohio on Easter Sunday April 12 features Hough preaching at 10 and 2 with dinner in the basement and Union Furnace Orchestra. Sunday school at 9 and evangelistic meetings continue in Haydenville. J H Walker pastor aims for 200 at Go to Sunday School Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Union Furnace
Ohio
Hough
Union Furnace Orchestra
Logan Circuit
M. E
Smith Cap el
Ebenezer
Haydenville
Agenville
J. H. Walker
Easter Services and Sunrise Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces April 12 Easter Sunday events. Sunrise meeting led by Circle of Ruth, breakfast in the church basement, Sabbath School at 1 30 led by H D Krieg, and a 10 30 musical service with communion. All are invited to both services and related musical offerings by Mrs. Lou Rice and the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John Lloyd Evans
Circle of Ruth
H. DD. Krieg
Lou Rice
McCune
Stiers
Rice
Easter services at Pilgrim Holiness Church
Special Easter services scheduled at Pilgrim Holiness Church with Sunday school at 9 30 morning service at 10 30 Love Feast at 2 30 and evening service at 7 00 Pastor F C Saneholtz leads with Miss Edith Dearmin as soloist A cottage prayer meeting will be held Sunday evening at Mr Warehime s home on Walnut street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Holiness Church
F. C. Saneholtz
Edith Dearmin
Warehime
Walnut Street
Easter Services Promised by Church of Christ in Nelsonville
The Church of Christ in Nelsonville plans sunrise services at 5 30 a m and a 9 30 Bible school merging into a 10 a m Easter service themed Risen with Christ The evening service at 7 30 will feature pantomime and tableaux of the Resurrection in the large auditorium with summer hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
O. J. Howearth
Church of Christ
Christ
Nelsonville
Sunrise services and church activities listed
The notice lists a Young organist and a sunrise prayer service at 6:00, Sunday school at 9:30, moral worship at 10:30 with baptism and reception of new members, Easter sermon, Epworth League meetings at 6:00, class meeting at 6:00, evening worship at 7:30, Master cantata, and a Sunday school board meeting on Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Epworth League
Epworth Lene
Church to Join Master Service at Trimble
The Church of Christ will participate in the combined Master Service at Trimble at 2:00 PM. Preaching service continues as usual Wednesday evening led by Rev. G B Courtney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Trimble
G. B. Courtney
Easter Devotional Service and Worship Times Issued
The notice lists church events for FE. WH. Tash and Stanley F. Roush. Sunday school at 9:15, Easter devotional at 6:00 a m replacing Epworth League, evening worship at 7:50, plus sermons at Temple 11:00 and Townhouse 3:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NM. FE
Stanley F. Roush
Epworth League
Temple
Townhouse
Easter and Sunday services at two local churches
The Congregational Church led by Stanley A. Gould holds Easter Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30 am and morning worship at 10 50 am followed by communion baptism and reception of new members. Boy Scouts meet Monday at 7 30 pm and prayer service is Wednesday at 7 50 pm. The Methodist Episcopal Church, led by Harry Dye, schedules Sunrise service at 7 am and Sunday school at 9 50 am with classes for all ages. Morning worship is at 10 30 am with special choir singing and child and adult baptisms. At 7 30 pm the Standard Bearers will present a grant under Mrs Edward Aldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milliken
Fred Lee Tom
George Grayson
T. N. Weaver
Charles Schaffier
Stalder
Alma Starr
the Congregational Church
Stanley A. Gould
EL Li
Conklin
Classen
Boy Scouts
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harry Dye
Harry M. Walden
Edward Aldon
Akron pastor to preach at 8 PM Saturday
Rev Rupert Stevens of Akron will deliver an 8:00 PM Saturday sermon at the Church of Christ. Bible school is Sunday at 10:00 AM followed by Communion and a sermon by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ
Rupert Stevens
Akron
Markets Close for Good Friday Across Exchanges
Chicago and New York marked prices and livestock quotes as trading halted for Good Friday. Chicago hogs ranged around 13.00 to 13.40, cattle and sheep showed varied strength, while Pittsburgh and Cincinnati reports noted lighter cattle supplies and steady to lower hog prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Weather Proverb Warns Athens Of A Hot, Drier Summer
A misquoted summer forecast ties a drizzle to a grim Athens outlook. Forecasters call the proverb mystic and impractical, predicting sporadic, short summer rains that bring little relief to people or crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Divisional Chief Seeks Cooperation in Prohibition Enforcement
Thomas E. Stone, new divisional chief of the Tenth Federal district, previews a gradual full reconstruction of prohibition policies in Ohio and surrounding areas. He says public sentiment is the key weapon and plans to enlist police and magistrates to curb local bootlegging while federal agents focus on large liquor sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Tenth Federal District
Thomas E. Stone
International News Service
Seniors Replace Old Beech Tree on Ohio University Campus
The Old Beech, longtime symbol on the Ohio University campus, was destroyed two years ago and will be replaced by two young beech trees. Alumni Secretary Clark Williams and Class President Russell Tubaugh spoke, with poems read by Prof. Raymond Sluts and Miss Josephine Weubben of the university alumni, read by Miss Ruth Hollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Clark Williams
Russell Tubaugh
Raymond Sluts
Josephine Weubben
Ruth Hollinger
Dynamite strikes Herrin store amid mayoral race
Herrin, April 10. Within forty eight hours after a wave of indictments in a prior attack another Herrin store was partially wrecked by dynamiting. The McCormick brothers owned the store. Clarence and Marshall McCormick face threats linked to Marshall’s anti-Klan mayoral bid. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Clarence
Marshall McCormick
McCormick
D A Lodge Gives Bibles And Flags To Local Schools
Representatives of the Daughters of American Lodges from Pomeroy Middleport and Rutland visited Stout Beech Grove and Jacob schools on April 10 to present a Bible and a large American flag. Elizabeth Darst accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Daughters of American
Middleport
Rutland
Stout, Beech Grove
Jacob
Elizabeth Darst
A. O. Tracy
Charlies Rathburn
Harley Stone
W. K. Sayre
Ehel Jones
Charity Council of
Mar
Mine Wiseman
Pride of
Rivalry grows over Charity Ball ticket sales
Intense competition among ticket sellers surrounds a Charity Ball. All proceeds will go to the gym fund, fueling a community effort to support school athletics.
Templars Attend Special Easter Services
The Ohio Valley commandry with guests from Point Pleasant and Gallipolie will meet at their lodge room Sunday morning and march to Bethany Methodist church for a special Easter service led by the pastor. Two hundred Knights in uniform will attend the services. The entire Point Pleasant commandry will go.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley Commandry
Point Pleasant
Gallipolie
Bethany Methodist Church
Schools Enter Track Meet at Rocksprings Fair Grounds
Pomeroy April 10. A high school track meet will be held at the Rocksprings fair grounds April 25. Participating schools include Point Pleasant Middleport and Pomeroy. Coach Samson offers a gold medal to any student who breaks a high school record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Rocksprings Fair Grounds
Point Pleasant
Middleport
Pomeroy High School
Samson
Rutland church revival set with Brad Miller evangelist
In Rutland on April 10 the revival features evangelist Brad Miller. Music will be provided by Brad Ford Church and Archeruh etaoin etaoin thaol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Churches
Brad Miller
Brad
Archeruh Etaoin Etaoin Thaol Ford Church
County and village districts face injunctive supervision rules
Judge Worstell analyzes the relation of village and county school districts to state and national systems and outlines that Thompson may serve as Chauncey village superintendent only after the village board adopts proper rules and regulations governing duties. The injunction against Thompson is allowed as prayed for with that condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Worster
Thompson
Dover Township
Chauncey Village
Chauncey
Village Board of of Education
Worstell
Regulations Limit Village and Rural School Supts In Union
The court rules that county and village districts cannot form a school supervision union under Section 7690. Since March 1922 no such union exists for general supervision though the Dover township rural district and Chauncey village district still cooperate for high school matters after Superintendent W E Riley’s resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Village
Dover Township
W. E. Riley
Students Brace as Graduation Rules Rewrite College Grading
University policy changes raise graduation average to C retroactive for current sophomores. Rumor of affects on next year’s freshmen denied. Plus minus grading abolished as part of overhaul.
Blackbird Emerges From Floor After Mysterious Scratching
In Malden Massachusetts Mr Ralph B Wilton Mrs King and others heard strange noises under their apartment floor. After days of nerves King lifted floor boards and a large blackbird sprang out blinking in daylight. The cause of the bird’s entry remains unexplained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
Ralph B. Wilton
Fred King
King
Dear Annie and Friends Advice Pages
A teen asks how to win back a young man who stopped calling. Advice favors inviting him to call, staying friendly, and avoiding reproach. Other letters discuss teen kissing, propriety before engagement, handling multiple romance interests, and returning a kept knife with an apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Laurie
Letter Excerpt Advises Ending Love Pursuit
A brief note from Anni Laurie urges Dimples to abandon thoughts of romantic friendship with a man. The writer argues Dimples is not entitled to his love and should push him to accept this.
Advice on cousin marriage laws and family guidance
If you love this young man and he asks to marry, consult your attorney to learn state laws on marriages between relatives. If allowed, have a frank talk with your parents and follow guidance from trusted figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty J
Lince
Wedge Aed
Baptism Death Reported in Delaware Veteran
William E F McCoy aged 27 a World War veteran died after being immersed in a galvanized water container brought into a room for baptism He suffered from tuberculosis due to gas exposure in war His father in law N Wilson near Springs performed the immersion McCoy lifted from his bed and water was applied He was revived briefly but died soon after Dr H P ter his physician advised against the baptism noting McCoy might have lived a few hours longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
William EF. McCoy
McCoy
N. Wilson
M Springs
H. P.ter
Bank Call Issued by Comptroller in Washington
Comptroller of the Curve day issues a call for the of national banks as of April 67. The notice urges banks to report financial data and reserves to the authorities by the deadline, affecting operations nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller of the Curve
of National Banks
Doctor urges daily routine to fit exercise and life
Springfield MAAS report quotes Dr Jarida H McCurdy professor of ph education at the International M C A College advising men to divide the day into eight hours for sleep eight for work six for eating one for hobby ten minutes for exercise and five hours for recreation to fit time for exercise even if busy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Maas
Jarida H. McCurdy
International
M. C. A. College
Aix
McCurdy
Short Skirts Hit Bradford Textile Jobs
In Bradford England the rush to shorter skirts harms the textile industry. John Emaley of the Textile Institute critiques modern fashions as reducing fabric demand and threatening employment in mills and related work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
England
Iskirte
Weay
John Emaley
Textile Institute
Retired Carrier Dies After Long Postal Service
John Hunt, a veteran carrier, died at St James M Hospital shortly after retirement from the Postal Service. Orders directing his restoration to active duty were received from the House but arrived too late, as President Coolidge had already acted years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornell
N. Y
John Hunt
St. James M Hospital
Hunt
Coolidge
Mary Louise Pierce Born in Pleasanton
A daughter named Mary Louise was born to Mr and Mrs Mart Pierce of Pleasanton on Friday April 16.
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Beautiful Gate
First Methodist
Daniel McGurk
W. G. Parker
C. C. Robinson
A. R. Kresge
Knights Templars
Epworth Teague and
Wesley Foundation
Central Ave. M. FE
Frederick Brown
Central ‘Ave
Pickering
Epworth
Clarks Chapel
Zionist Baptist Church
Ater
Congress Streets
B. R. Th
Ruth Boyer
Ella Coole
Earl Cooper
Nellie Pettiford
Laura Lach
Bernice Gains
First Baptist Church
Lancaster and
Carpenter
Schuyler Foster
Miss Joy Cutler
Herew
Free Methodist Church
O. L. Stricker
W. B. Pruden
Mary Miller
Header
Wwll
Strouds Run
Circle Hill
West
Allens Presbyterian Ural Rish
Howard FE
Warner
Minater
Wente Ile
Akeleld
Carthage
Christian Science Society
South Court Street
Church OF God
Hocking Street
Young Peoples Meeting
A. L. Radshaw
Chauncey Churches
Logan Churches
First Methodist Episcopal
Edwin L. Morrell
Jack Love
Direcion
Ails
Yella
Taylor Ridge Churches
Albany Churches
Coolville Churches
New Marshfield
New York
the Stock Exchange
Poe
R Board of Trade
The
Cotton Exchange
Quaker. Oat Co
Mpany
Wolfe Brothers
D. A. Lodge
Templars
Annie Taurie
Anni
Laurie
Louie Luvity, “Ver
Dicie” Loch
Naethan “Rabe
Leopold
Milionaires
Pomerq
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