Second Congregational Sermon and Lorain Meeting Highlight Services
Morning services at 10 45 feature Dr Kemp on the Grand Objective Common to All with special anthem In Heavenly Love Abiding and a solo by organist Mrs Nina Ramser. Sunday School at 9 30 studies Mark 9 14 to 29. Medina Association meets at The First Congregational Lorain. Second Congregational youths attend at 2 p m with transport. Lorain meeting begins at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Heavenly Love Abiding
Meredith
Nina Ramser
Medina Association
First Congregational
Lorain
Second Congregational Church
Foundations For Security Sermon By Rev Foster
The morning sermon titled Foundations For Security is given by Rev Foster of the Church of Christ. Bible School convenes at 9 30 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30. A Mother-Daughter supper is planned for Wednesday at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil! Foster
Church of Christ
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Grace Lutheran Holds Sunday School and Sermon
Grace Lutheran offers cordial welcome for all ages at 9 30 each Sunday with Sunday School. The sermon by Rev W W Walker is titled Follow Thou Me and given at 10 43 Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
W. W. Walker
Sunday Church Services and Youth Meetings
The church invites strangers and visitors to Sunday services with a choir performance of O Morn Of Beauty by John Seblius. Evening will feature a combined Senior and Junior B Y P U meeting with Rev. Peterson at 6 15 PM. Cottage prayer meetings are scheduled Tuesday and Thursday at listed homes and Friday at the church. The Widening Circle reschedules their annual tureen luncheon to May 20 at one o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seblius
Peterson
Floyd Porter
E. 12Th Street
C. F. Strohmeier
West Street
Herbert Carlson
Corneil Avenue
Martha Winston
Kenyon Court
Easter Sunday Activities At Elyria First Congregational Church
The Elyria church hosts a busy Sunday with junior and regular Sunday School sessions starting at 8 9 30 and 10 45 a.m Choirs perform including a junior choir debut and a combined choir singing In Heavenly Love Abiding Rev William Muir Auld continues Echoes of Easter The Christian Endeavor group forms for ages nine to fourteen at four p m and a discussion for young married couples meets at seven in the parlor all invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church of
Elyria
Gates Room
Miss Hackett
William Muir Auld
Church Services Plan Sunday Worship and Bible Study
Tomorrow at the Church of the Nazarene the Sunday school meets at 10:45 A M to study the international Sunday school lesson Following vision with service Be strong and of a good courage will be the morning sermon topic An evangelistic message titled An Uttermost Religion will headline the 7 45 P M service The Young People's Society gathers at 6 45 P M everyone is invited to attend the worship hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Young People’s Society
Sunday School and Worship Services Led by Leonard Fisk
Sunday School begins at 9 30 led by Leonard Fisk with classes for all. Morning Worship at 10 45 features organ numbers Jerusalem the Golden Romanza Pilgrim's Chorus. Epworth League devotional service at 6 00. Evening Service installs Epworth League officers led by Rev K P Meister presenting a Loving Cup for top Lorain County points. Junior choir sings Lord For Tomorrow and Dr Hicks delivers Youth's Open Doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fisk
Jerusalem the Golden
Epworth League
Robert Vanek
Mary Cordrey
John Mowry
Helen Reese
George Johnson
Jane Unger
James Brown
K. P. Meister
Lorain County
Dr. Hick
Evangelist Rev Albert Peterson Leads Second Week at First Baptist
Sunday morning launches the second and final week of special evangelistic meetings at First Baptist Church with Rev Albert O Peterson speaking nightly at 7 30 p m except Saturday and both services this Sunday and next Peterson, long associated with Billy Sunday, recalls incidents from his life with Billy in past sermons and promises more compelling messages inviting all to attend with friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Albert O. Peterson
Peterson
Billy
Holy Communion and St Philip James Observed at Church
Services at 7:30 and 10:45 mark the May 1 observance for St Philip and St James. Sermon centers on faith and good works taught by the Apostles. Choir offers Shelley's The King of Love My Shepherd Is. Young People's Fellowship also meets at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philip
St. James
Shelley
Peril of Easter sermon and Go to Church drive
The First United Presbyterian Church announces a sermon on The Peril of Easter and a 9 30 A M adult Bible study theme Following Vision with Service. Congregational meeting Wednesday at 7 30 to discuss the organ proposal.
Church Forum on Elements of a Balanced Prayer
The Forum outlines four parts of balanced prayer: confession, thanksgiving, supplication, and adoration. It notes confession arises from humility and imperfect judgment, thanksgiving praises God for blessings, supplication seeks needs God can supply, and adoration extols the Maker with reverent terms.
The Church Invites You Dr. Parks Cadman Message
The speaker says the church offers a solution to sin and provides strength during trials, comfort during sorrow, and guidance for life. It promises spiritual peace and emancipation through truth, with blessings for the righteous. Only those who use church privileges can enjoy its gifts and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Cadman
D. Cari Yoder
Old North Church restoration ceremony outlined
A dedication marks the completion of a four year plan to preserve Boston's Old North Church. The Lantern League led by Owen D Young Theodore Roosevel t Jr W Cameron Forbes and Richard Whitney raised 100000 to buy demolish nearby tenements repair the church and beautify its grounds. A World Sunday School Convention theme in Durban in 1940 is God So Loved the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old North Church
Boston
Paul Revere
The
Lantern League
Owen D. Young
Theodore Rooserlt
W. Cameron Forbes
Richard Whitney
Durban
South Africa
Seeds of kindness sowed to reap goodwill at home
A teacher or speaker argues kindness grows like a seed, influencing home life and even animals. He recalls a western visit with a tame mountain lion trained kindly, and a doctor who healed a dog and inspired two more animals to seek help, showing kindness can transform behavior and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
D. Carl Yoder
Cotswold Bruderhof Grows From 17 to Near 200 Members
At Ashton Keynes England a community dedicated to living Christian ideals has expanded from 17 members last year to nearly 200 including men women and children from diverse nationalities. The Cotswold Bruderhof adopts sixteenth century Tyrolean dress and all work without wages aiming for self sufficiency. Marriage requires a public declaration of love before the local registrar and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton Keynes
England
Cotswold Hills
Cotswold Bruderhof
Tyrol
Bruderhof
Buddhists in Japan imitate Christian methods and growth
Since 1910 Buddhist groups in Japan have opened about 4000 schools serving 568,000 students. They adopt Bible-derived doctrines, adapt Christian hymns, and imitate church services and work modes. Radio broadcasts and daily Buddhist books read aloud extend their reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Faith and resilience in American spirit amid doubt
The speaker argues faith is action despite difficulties, citing Mallory’s Everest attempt as symbol. While disease like pneumonia and tuberculosis show limits of science, faith in human progress, democracy, and brotherhood sustains civilization and defines the American project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Martz
Mallory
Everest
Earth
KOCKTAIL KICKS The Standard Oil Policy Critique
Missouri Anti-Saloon League Superintendent P A Tate surveyed out state counties via prosecuting attorneys and found 60 to 75 percent of docketed crimes linked to intoxicants. Governor Haxman of Kansas argues liquor does not reduce crime and urges enforcement and temperance education. He warns parents influence youth and notes liquor and broken homes drive most violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Ofl Company
P. A. Tate
Missouri Anti-Saloon League
Distilled Spirits Institute
Kansas
Haxman
America
Dover Center Entertains Club For Get-Me-Not Mission
Mrs Geo Eberling hosted a party for the For get Me Not Mission Club at Bradley road. A two course dinner followed at one o clock with guests including Mrs Lawrence Heckel Mrs Ed Klingshirn Mrs Clyde McAllister Mrs Jerome Oster Mrs Owen McKenney Mrs Louis DeChant Mrs Julius Forthover Mrs William Cummings Miss Theresa Wagner and guest Mrs J J Weiler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Geo. Eberling
Forget-Me-Not Mission Club
Bradley Road
Dovers
Lawrence Heckel
Ed Klingshirn
Clyde McAllister
Jerome Oster
Owen McKenney
Louis DeChant
Julius Forthover
William Cummings
Theresa Wagner
J. J. Weiler
Who Said Is Not This the Great Babylon
This query cites a biblical phrase attributed to a king boasting of his construction in Babylon. The source text invites identification of speakers and related biblical verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babylon
Browning Quote on Virtue and Intent
Not a news item but a quoted aphorism attributed to Browning. The line reflects moral emphasis on intention over action in defining a man's character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Beauty and vice clash within a restless soul
The text contrasts low tastes with questionable pursuits. It suggests such path leads to destruction of body and soul while asserting the beauty-loving soul gravitates toward God and spiritual fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Nebuchadnezzar to Leave the Others Un Done
A compact excerpt lists Nebuchadnezzar and Moses among biblical figures with referenced verses. Elihu-Job 32:7 and Psalm 100:1 frame the passage as a meditation on praise and leadership within biblical history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebuchadnezzar
Elihu
Job
Moses
North Olmsted Ladies Aid Circles Hold May Meetings
North Olmsted activity notes three Circles meeting in early May. Mrs John Pomeroy hosts a 1 pm luncheon on May 5 at 3057 Warren Road Lakewood. Mrs Clarence Demaline’s circle has a 12 pm pot luck dinner at the church on May 6. Mrs Roy Johnson’s circle hosts a potluck dinner and business meeting at the church on May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
Helen Denaldson
John Pomeroy
Warren Road
Lakewood
Clarence Demaline
Roy Johnson
Bazaar at Clague Road church Friday May 6
The Clague Road Christian Endeavor Society will hold a bazaar at the church Friday evening May 6. Everyone is welcome. Entertain ment and refreshments. Rev John Kuyper conducted chapel exercises at Good Will Industries in Cleveland Monday morning April 25. The Universalist Ladies Aid meets May 5 at 2 PM at the Parish House. Lorain Road Ladies Aid meets at the Church May 5. East Group led by Mrs Albers will serve lunch. Unity Club meets in the Ladies room at the Parish House May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clague Road Christian Endeavor Society
John Kuyper
Good Will Industries
Cleveland
Universalist Ladies Aid
Lorain Road Ladies Aid
East Group
German exchange students visit North Olmsted and others travel
Berlin youths Klaus Peter Blum and Bruno Dahme toured the U S sights after visiting family on Lorain road and Kennedy Ridge. Harriet Paine Ellen Kuyper spent weekend in Dearborn at Greenfield Village. Birth announced for George Arthur Risk in Tiffin Hospital. Betty Buckries hosted Junior Girls. Mrs Walter Decker hosted Tuesday Luncheon. Dickie Donaldson broke a small ankle bone. Herb Drandt ill with flu. J Elderkin and daughter Betty of Milan visited Lorain road family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted
H. Gerhan
Lorain Road
Bruno Dahme
A. Y. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
Klaus Peter Blumann
Berlin
Germany
Washington
Harriet Paine
Ellen Kuyper
Dearborn
Mich
Greenfield Village
Robert Risk
Tiffin. O
George Arthur
Dickie Donaldson
Herb Drandt
J. Elderkin
Betty
Milan
R. Elliott
Lang sisters visit. plans for Balti more trip
Grafton Lang sisters Miss Alberta and Miss Lucilla Lang of Martin's Ferry spend the week with parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lang. Next Tuesday they will escort Lucille to Baltimore where she expects to pursue a postgraduate course. Other locals host and visit officials and relatives across Ohio with ties to Elyria Kent State University and Cleveland venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Alberta Lang
Lucilla Lang
Martin’s Ferry
Roy Lang
George C. Beebe
Harry Wagner
Janet
Beverly
Hary
Penfield Junction
Clifford Schultz
Harold Gray
Elyria
Cecil Johnson
Wilemene Mole
Kent State University
Brighton
Donna Rust
Ernest Lamb
Cleveland
Oberlin Road social at church sponsored by April committee
Mrs. R. T. Clark, Mrs. Fodor, and Miss Frances Edmonds hosted a church social on Tuesday evening. Attendees enjoyed games, visiting, and contests with coffee and cake served, concluding in a pleasant social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
R. T. Clark
Fodor
Frances Edmonds
Women Society Holds All Day Church Meeting
The Women’s Society of the S C W held an all day meeting at the church on Wednesday. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Wilma Ben Har Gates, recently married, was planned. Mrs Saxton resigned as president and Mrs G I Hobbs was appointed to the post. Ola Edmonds became vice president. Plans were made for the W C T U Institute at the church on Wednesday May 11 with a spot luck dinner in charge of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society
Wilma Ben- Har Gates
Claud Wooldridge
Saxton
G. I. Hobbs
Ola Edmonds
Hobbs
W. C. T. U. Institute
May committee and social notes from local regions
BRIEFS Miss Dorotha Rathwell entertained friends at a party at her home. Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krueger Sr attended a Rebecca Lodge card party at Mrs. Mary Lonsbrough in Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Husted of Cleveland were guests at supper of Mr. and Mrs. Kennith Kern. Recent callers at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Younglas included Mrs. Herman Youngleberg and daughter Mrs. Backstine of Wakeman and George Waller of Elyria. Paul Waller of Elyria spent Saturday at his father’s home. Mrs. Harry Freed is visiting Pittsfield with Mrs. B. Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freed. Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Hobbs attended the New Family Council meeting of the Farm Bureau at the Merritt Powell home in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorotha Rathwell
Frank Krueger Sr
Rebecca Lodge
Mary Lonsbrough
Oberlin
Ralph Husted
Cleveland
Kennith Kern
Arthur Younglas
Herman Youngleberg
Backstine
Wakeman
George Waller
Elyria
Paul Waller
Harry Freed
Pittsfield
B. Turner
Frank Freed
G. I. Hobbs
Farm Bureau
Russia
Carlisle
Ambherst
Merritt Powell
O. H. Dirlam
J. G. Holland
William Koons
William McConnells
Norman Bowen
Grace of
Spencer
Emory Pifer
Dorothy
Henry West
Dover
Ray Perkins
Fred Mohns
Theola
Michigan
F. Mohns
Ashland
Conrad
John Naezele
Carl Keuhns
Charles Keuhns
John Keilns
Rudolph Pifer
Lillie Hiseman
Pedro
Town Hall
Leonard Terry
Lillie Eiseman
Cleyveland
Naegele
Charles Parker
Johnson Crile
Floyd Long
Cuyahoga Falls
Fay Warner
Louis Marshall
Louie
Norman Linder
Cora Bush
Newark
Earl Hasterday
James Heifner
Marion Crile
Carolyn Rapkin
Laster Bowen
LaPorte
P. A. Newbecker
Jean
Llord Merer
Local TLC Updates From Area Hospitals And Homes
Mrs. Arthur Younglas has returned home from Memorial Hospital after operative treatment. Mrs. M. S. Hurst and her baby daughter have come home from Allen Hospital. Shirly Ann Krueger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krueger Jr., is ill with whooping cough. Mrs. 8 Hutchinson is reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Younglas
Memorial Hospital
M. S. Hurst
Allen Hospital
Shirly Ann
Frank Krueger, Jr
Hutchinson
Huntington Jottings Chronicle Local Socials
A series of social notes from Huntington covers Grange meetings in Elyria, visits across towns including West Salem Sullivan Oberlin and Cleveland, licenses and jobs for local residents, and a Pedro party planned for May 7 at Town Hall. Names include Marion Crile Carolyn Rapkin Helen Lavon and Floyd Long among others.
Transformation through Gospel Power
A concise religious note highlights how lives changed by faith testify to the Gospel’s transformative power and offer living evidence of its impact.
Lesson-Sermon Topic From Church of Christ Scientist May 1 1938
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for Sunday May 1 1938 centers on the topic Everlasting Punishment. Eternal themes cite Ezekiel 18 23 and Proverbs 15 31 along with Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health sentences about moral law restitution and the avoidance of only partial punishment as criminal reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Wit and Wisdom Freshman Bouts with Timelines
A humorous exchange features a freshman asking for a quick course completion. The professor answers that growth depends on goals, comparing nature shaping an oak over years to producing a squash in a few months.
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the Dry Cleaner
DIAL
Middle Avenue
Howard Wilson
General Trucking Moving and
Ninth Street
F. R. Crawford Quality Dairy
Middle Ave
F. J. Holliday
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Federal Reserve
Elyria Electric and Music Store
West Atc
GAS Corts
KOHN
Phillips Brooks
Henry Heidrich
R. W. Emerson
FIRST
Church OF Nazarene
First Methodist
First Baptist
Invalid Car Service
ST. Andrew's
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Our City
Church Forum
Crystal Springs Dairy
World Religious News
Entertains Club
the Gas Company
Harry W. Beiter
May
Ford
Hunker
Claude Wooldridge
Huntington
Church of Christ Scientist
the Huffman. Hubbard CO
Masonic Temple
Christ
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Loomis Company
Botamer’s
Pete
Lehman-Johnson Co
W. L. Barndollar
Gen’l Mgr
General Insurance and
Redington
Taylor
Niagara
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