Diverse church schedules listed for Lorain city churches
A compact listing of services across multiple churches including Church of Christ Disciples, Gospel Mission, St Andrews Episcopal, St Johns Lutheran, Second Congregational, United Presbyterian, First Congregational, Grace Lutheran, Pilgrim Community, First Baptist, Ebeloost Church of Christ Scientist, African Methodist, Lake Ave Sunday School, St Pauls Evangelical, First Methodist Episcopal, Mt Zion Baptist, and North Ridgeville Congregational. It notes service times, Sunday schools, sermons, prayer meetings, and locations across Lorain and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville Congregational Church
RE. C. Young
Local Church Services and Address Updates
Bethany Baptist Church led by Rev Chas A Gray holds Bible school at 3 30 a m preaching at 1106 a m and again at 7 30 p m with prayer meeting Wednesday evening Shiloh Baptist Church at 129 Lodi Street under Rev C Brows offers Sunday school 930 a m and an evening service at 7 00 p m note church relocation to 25 West Avenue Full Gospel Mission Colored at 49 West Avenue under Missionary in charge E b Spentz conducts services at 3 39 Sunday afternoon with good singing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Sureer
United Presbyterian
First Baptist Church
Middle Avenue
Sible
H .B. Ketcham
H. E. Ketcham
L. C. Holden
Eblest Church OF Christ Scientist
East Avenue
Redington Block
Cheapside
Second Street
Lake Ave
Lake Avenue
Fouse
W. Traction
Elyria and
Lorain Division
D. P. Fulmer
MT. Zion Baptist
Pine Street
Wm. F
MLB
W. P. Kellogg
Bethany Baptist Church
Chas. A. Gray
Shiloh Baptist Church
Lodi Street
C. Brows
West Avenue
Full Gospel Mission iColored
E. B. Spentz
Salvation Army Weekend Services Outline
The Salvation Army invites the public to weekend services including a Saturday street meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday schedule includes jail service at 9:00 a.m. Holiness meeting at 10:06 a.m. Sunday afternoon service at 2:00 p.m. Evening services at 6:00 p.m. and 8:90 p.m. A Band of Love meeting is planned Monday afternoon and Home League service Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.
Vincent Airs Edith Morris Re F D 3
Vincent, Aug 11. Fred Worcester of Elyria was a guest and Mrs. Madd spent Friday afternoon and Wednesday with Mr. Dent of his years ago living in a log house on the farm now owned by Charles Lyon. Florence Rader, guest last week of Ellen Jackson, returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurd spend two weeks at Green Springs. Mrs. Robert Mollison and Mrs. F. Reese visited Mrs. W. Warner of Lorain Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Doran, Mrs. Dubois and son Robert of St. Louis, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sem Scott and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lewis the past two weeks, returned home Thursday. Mrs. Bertie and children James and Eva of Pittsburgh spending several days with Mrs. J. Wilson and Katherine Chemlers. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and children and Mrs. Cooley of Cleveland spent Sunday with H. W. Jackson and family. Lois Marie and Juanita Marsac spent several hours last week with their grandmother, Mrs. Ely of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warner
Lorain
Doran
Dubois
Robert
St. Louis
Sem Scott
Harvey Lewis
Bertie
James
Eva
Pittsburgh
J. Wilson
Katherine Chemlers
Hardld Wilford
Elyria
C. Wilford
Madlay
Richard
Kenneth
Strongsville
Ed Kingsberry
Perrysville
B. F. Jackson
R. Kehoe
Chicago
S. Hurlbut
H. D. Worcester and
Frank Gerlaca
F. Beese
C. Minard
G. H. Stoughton
Lanabel
H. Suwoughter
Beach Park
J. H. Brown
And
Avon
A. Myers
Ernoon
Grace Haynes and Sons
Archer Walck
Cleveland
F. A. Jackson
Zanesville
George Jenkins
Dud
Lorain visitors and local families enjoy weekend gatherings
Harlanutd and Waciorris visited Lorain Saturday evening while many families hosted relatives and friends over the weekend. Mrs. Cook and Mrs. Camera in Oberlin, reunions in Michigan and Canada, and numerous Cleveland and Elyria area visits fill a long list of social mentions.
Town Folks Attend Visitation and Social Visits
Local families and relatives visited each other over the weekend with several outings and gatherings. Mrs. Ella Church of Cleveland received a visit from Mrs. C. Millard, while Mrs. Harvey Cunningham of Elyria visited Nellie Myers and Jamuy. A picnic at Mill Hollow drew the Gerrick and Dean families from Amherst, and Fridenstine, Sam, and the McIntire and Hasler families joined in social calls. Mrs. J Wilson remains ill at home. An upcoming trip to Portsmouth is planned by the McIntire and McIntire families along with Dermont Pickert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Millard
Ella Church
Cleveland
Harvey Cunningham
Elyria
Nellie Myers
Jamuy
J. H. Haynes
Hazel Schmitkins
William Gerrick
Dean
Amherst
Mill Hollow
George Fridenstine
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church OF Christ
Fowler
Thomas P. Wilson
Y. MC. A
ST. Andrew's Episcopal Corner
Edwin B. Redhead
ST. John's Lutheran Broad Street
W. C. Birkner
Second Congregational Church Co
F. Wiseman
O. B
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United Bible Students
Wurst's Hall
First Congregational
Comer Court
Second Streets
Arthur Lind Beck
Wakeman
Africa
Manhattan Lengel
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C. Mubb
Pilgrim Community
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
Rolland E. Wolfe
African Methodist Church
Seventeenth Street
Webster
Paul's
Paul Bourguis
Third Street
First Methodist Episcopal
Court Streets
Edwin Kirby
ROYAL
Quin A. Underhill
F. Underhill
Hamilton Beach
Elyria Superior Electric Co
Salvation Army Services
Vincent
Edith Morris
Harlanutd
Waciorris
F. Cook
Camera
Oberlin
Road
Chris Ackerman
Medina
Grondin
Michigan
Canada
H. D. Worcester
Manicipa Beach
A. Warner
Art Clow
C. Maersac
J. Krogman
Ridgeman
E. A. White
Edith
F. Bruth
Lakeside
S. Seow
H. le
Rhone
Castalia
H. W. Jackson
Ed Kinszsberry
Perrys
Andrew Jackson
LaPorte
Frank Caley
Meld
Res Wilford
George Beece
Ladies’ Aid Society
Clark
Gur Pickett
John Shoepale
Brongheim
Harriet Stow
Columbus
FF Aa
Jackson
Barger Stourgaton
Lake
Penfield Junction
Louise Beese
Wade Johnson
Ford Road
Bernadine Parker
Murbach’s
Rainbo Ice Cream Kone
Hi-Speed Gas Co
Cleveland St
the Savines Deposit Bank and Trust Co
East Broad Street
Ohio
City Hall
Crandall’s
Chronicle-Telegram
S. R. Nichols
Middle Ave
Wm. C. Sudro
Glade Thomas
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