Local churches outline Sunday services and speakers
A page lists morning and evening services for numerous congregations including First Baptist Second Street and Middle Eve, Second M. E. on Court, Arch Lutheran on Princeton, Church of Christ on Second and Chapel, Methodist Episcopal on Third and Court, Salvation Army at 674 Broad, Spiritualiist Church, Congregational churches, Episcopal, Pilgrim Community, Paul’s Evangelical, Zion Baptist, and other faith groups with service times, Sunday schools, and guest speakers such as Rev. Simmons Kalamazoo, Rev. Harry C. Muhly, Rev. Wm. Flathmer, and Elizabeth Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East Hiver Street
Harry C. Muhly
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
W. L. Burner
Womens
Harry C. Saum
India
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal
Court Streets
Edwin Kirby
Epworth League
Econd Congregational
Wm. Flathmer
Ntermediate Christ Endeavor
Ise
United Presbyterian
Just Avenue
Second Slreet
Elizabeth Milligan
Pittsburgh
Women's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church of North America
C. E
Miss Milligan
Coolidge Clarifies Stance on Key Policy Issues
Congress and the nation receive a clear message from President Coolidge outlining tax cuts support for the current foreign policy, opposition to the bonus, a call for reorganization of the Foreign Service, and relief for farmers. Rumors surface about new American cardinals to be created in Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Coolidge
Bonus
League of Nations
Foreign Service
U. S
Rome
Obituary of Cardinal OConnell Pioneer of Boston Clergy
The obituary notes Cardinal O Connell of Boston born in 64 year age served as a leading church figure. He studied at Ion College then American College in Rome earning a strong scholarship record. Ordained in 1884 he served in parish roles before becoming rector of the American College and in 1901 was consecrated bishop of Portland Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hue Totey
Carnal O'Connell
Boston
Othe
United States
Cardinal O'Carnal Warteto
Ile
Atte Ptidioune
Inion College
Rome
Ole American College
Mo Way
Meee
American College
Portland
Maine
Andi Ee En
Federal Council Meeting to Convene in Columbus
Columbus hosts the Federal Council of Churches executive committee meeting December 12 to 14 with about 1500 delegates from Federation denominations. Ohio’s strong county church councils aid attendance and economy for leaders from across the state. A pre-session conference will map interdenominational growth in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council of Churches
Federal Council of Churches
Buckeye Capital
Federal Council
Oberlin Glee Club Concert and Local Events
The Oberlin College Glee Club gave a Lorain concert. Mrs. Clayton Peabody won an electric washer from Watson Hardware Co. John Kelsey will lead Epworth League meetings at First Methodist tomorrow at 6 30 PM on The Practical Value of Obedience Faith and Hope in Jesus. Mayor Smith and A Hammond attend a Columbus Prohibition conference. Men's Discussion Class at United Church will discuss the second phase of applying the Golden Rule. Mrs. W H Warner mentioned as wife of Rev W H Warner, former Oberlin Methodist pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberline Colleges Glee Club
Lorain
Clayton Peabody
Watson Hardware Co
John Kelsey
Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Smith
Hammond
Columbus
Ohio
The
United Church
W. H. Warner
Methodist
Ober
Oberlin notices and visits fill local schedule
Lin was in town yesterday. The Oberlin Women's Club education department meets Monday at 7 39 p m at Mrs C M Woodruff home with Mrs J E Ford leading on rural agriculture. Visiting Nurse Committee gathers Monday at 3 30 in Methodist church parlors. Alumni Secretary Ament returns Monday from New York, Newark and nearby alumni meetings. D E Lyon leaves Wednesday for New York to attend a national college managers meeting and will visit Miss Lorena Lyon in Newark on return. J Maynard, traveling through Michigan, spends two days at 44 E College St. Mr Fishley of Guardian Savings and Trust Co Cleveland spends time in Oberlin on business. property formerly John Hoye grocery on West College St will be renovated by Guardian Co. Phillip E Nielsen of Park Hotel departs for Akron for Hotel Men’s Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Lyon
New York
Lyon
Lorena Lyon
Newark
C. J. Maynard
Michigan
E College St
Fishley
The
Guardian Savings and Trust Co
Cleveland
Oberlin
John Hoye
West College St
Phillip E. Nielson
Park Hotel
Akron
Pimples Cleared After Cuticura Trial in Detroit
John F. Tmsse of Detroit reports years of medium red pimples that itched and burned. After trying remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, obtaining a free sample and then purchasing products. He was healed after three cakes of soap and two boxes of ointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F
Ferry Ave. E
Detroit
Mich
Matt Adare
Calas
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Baptist
WJ. Qt Simmons
Kalamazoo
Mivh
Bly. Plu
Dr. Simmons
M. EB
W. L. Noel
W. N. M. Society P
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Jeffries
Newberg
Holiness
Young People’s Legion
Sunny
Salvation Meeting
RST Spiritualalist Church Oa
Lev
Julind Stiememan
Sand Bill
Sun Dd Fellows Hall
Tev
Thomas D. Bellis
Veland
Pilgrim Community Airford School
W. Marin
Jordan Smith
Bell
W. Marian
Marian
I. B.S
International Bible
Wurst
V. Paul Bourquis
Tday School
Rice
MY. Zion Baptist
Pine Street
Charles Crown
Wies
Wemcoms
RST Congregational Wer
Vaim
Goodwill Bible
Yoana x
Peopigs
Thomes W. Graham
Nm Owill
Endeavot
T Church OF Christ Scientist
East Avenue
God the Only
Kedington
ST. John's Lutheran Broad Street
West Avenue
W. Birkner
President Coolidge
Council OF Churches AT
W. Chapin
Loomis Company
Middle Ave
Elyria
Walton Ice
Tee Plant
Winckles Street
Cuthura
FOX Furnace Company
Woodford and B & O Ry
Sunbeam
Wedice
State of Ohio
St. Nick
Radio Shop
Boylan
Geo. H. Chamberlain, Jr
Mgr
Econer
Sonrself
Sach Cass
Hoover
Ingenia Hoover. Coms
Helpmver Hardware Company
Broad Street Dial
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