Fundamental debates and faith in modern times face church and law
A study window report surveys ethics in business and religion. It cites Judge Landis and Will Hays salaries, Volstead act enforcement, and church divides over what is fundamental in Christianity. It notes Fosdick on Bible development, and includes St Andrews Church Elyria notices and a Hungarian poem gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Insurance Company
Landis
Will Hays
United States
Jesus
God
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Ins
New York
Presbyterians
Religious light across Elyria churches and events
Elyria notices detail a busy Sunday with Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and worship services across multiple churches. The Second Congregational and St John’s Lutheran announce German and English sermons, with Lent meditations at Grace Lutheran and public services at the Salvation Army and United Presbyterian Church. Messages from First Spiritualist, Church of Christ, and local evangelistic events punctuate the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Garford School Building Service Invites Community
VAST SIDE COMMUNITY SERVICES invites all children and young people to attend church school sessions at 3 00 p m with grad ed lessons. A 2 30 p m service in the school auditorium welcomes everyone to join the community church project and hear a sermon by Pastor C B Githens on Christian Living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Salvation
L. Heddie
C. B. Githens
Garford
First Congregational and Baptist Announce Services
The First Congregational Church invites all to morning worship at 10 45 with sermon and a 9 30 graded Sunday school. A 4 30 Lenten musical vesper with Madame Gardner Bartlett features a congregational song service and solos. The First Baptist Church led by Pastor A E Neighbour lists a sermon on "The Age and the Mission of the Church" at Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews Episcopal Church
Edwin B. Redhead
Stainer
F. ¥. Anderson
Gethsemane
Marjory Saywell
Ruth Humphrey
Elyria
ST. John's
Evengelical Lutheran Church
Walter C. Birkner
Broad St
West Ave. Res
Eastern Heights Blvd
Cordiail
ST. Paul's Evangelical Middle Ave
St Paul’s Church
Leonard Dellefield
Edwin March
William Washke
William Pasenow
Howard Pasenow
Burnell Schuster
Ralph Otterman
George Hurbert
Alice
First Congregational Church
John H. Grant
Corner of Court
Second Sts
Hand of First Church
Madame Gardner-Bartlett
Christian Endeavor
First Baptist
A. E. Neighbour
O. G. Nichols
Congregationalists at Pittsfield Next Monday
The First Congregational Society and Church of Pittsfield will hold a meeting at Pittsfield Center Church next Monday April 3 at 1 30 p m with a Congregational Council of churches invited to advise on future plans and property use. Representatives from Oberlin Elyria Lorain and Wellington will attend and all church members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Congressional Society
Church of
Pittsfield
Pittsfield Center
Congregational Council of Churches
Oberlin
Elyria
Jorain
Wellington
Church and
Oberlin Church Services and Lenten Events
Obedience to a long list of local church services across Oberlin for April including First Baptist Union Congregational and Christ Church Episcopal. Highlights include morning worship with sermon The Lenten Spirit a Community Lenten service with Dan Bradley of Cleveland and a 2 pm Grange Hall preaching followed by Sunday school study and midweek prayer meeting. All welcome especially travelers and those without a home church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Apri
First Baptist
Walter Hulton
Lisbon
N. Y
Dan Bradley
Cleveland
Grange Hall
Church Services And Local Notices Chronicle
A listings page covers Holy Communion and morning services, church school, evening prayers, parish activities, and a Christian Science Society schedule. Also noted are birth, moving, illness updates, guest visits, and a joint Lenten service at Finney Chapel with Dr. Dan F. Bradler of Cleveland speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Lincoln
Carl Sheldon
Ban
Earl Jaimteson
James Nott Farm
Frank Spayed
Richmond
Mill Street
Roge Secrist
Ilness
Gerald Watterman
Pop Madison
Vic
Mig
D. W. Davies
Eva Mureh
Levla Crapo
Athens
St. Herrick
Cantan. O
George Herrick
George Pease
Cleveland
Alilo Pease
E. Smith
The
Pyll
Baker
Grim Church
East Main Street
Finney Chapel
Wellington Market Sells. New Owner Plans April Takeover
F L Carey sells his Wellington meat market to John Dobronski of Elyria who brings years of market and grocery experience. Dobronski will assume control April 17 as Kane buys late Albert Hawk’s pool room stake with partner Mr Monk. two-year setup continues on West Main Street. The April 1 local page notes the 500 Club gathering with prizes and a Masonic dance planned for Tuesday with meals and music. Local notices mention Mrs. Barrick hosting the 500 Club and other Wellington happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Wellington
F. L Carey
John Dobronski
Elyria
Dobronski
Kane
Albert Hawk
West Main Street
Monk
Also Mentioned on This Page
LIFE
American Bar Association
Cincinnati
France
St. Paul's
Yar
William N. Leon
Henry Barnes
Second Congregational Church
Wm. Flammer
G. A. R. Hall
Josephine Raudenbush
Methodist Episcopal
Hurch
Edwin Kirby
Epworth League
Wwirst Church
Christ Scientist
Salvation Army
International Bible Students
Wurst’s Hall
Christ
Church OF Christ
W. L. Burner
East Ave
Bible School
Judge Webber
Florida Christian
Jacksonville
Mason
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN _ W
Smith
Second St
Satan
C. C. Nichols
Middle Ave
L. Noel
16Th St
Epworth
Grace Lutheran Cor
Princeton Ave
E. River St
Harry C. Muby
H. River St
Jesus Christ
Grace Church
Congregationalists
Oberlin Churches
Christ Church ( Episcopal
South Main & Ref
Louis-E. Daniels
Tooms
Christian Science Society
Squire Building
North Math Street
Chronicle-Telegram
A. B. Curtice
500 Club
D. L Barrick
Rowland
Oy Burer
A. R Tpranson
Maggne
Thomas
City Bank Blg
Com
28Th Street
Lore
Minatecisners
Bell Ave
Kellow
Hear the
Tor Records
Isic Reco
Tillotson & Wolcott. Company
Savior
Bank
G. J. Lambros
Henry Heidrich
Lorain County Bank
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Canada
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