Local Church Directory Listings for Sunday Services
A compilation of service times for Pilgrim Community Church Cambridge and Prospect Streets First Baptist Church Second Street and Middle Avenue First Baptist notes include Bible School 9 45 A M Morning Worship 10 45 A M and Evening Worship 7 30 P M. The Church of God in Christ 49 West Avenue and 144 East Bridge Street list morning and afternoon services plus Sunday School and Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect
Raye Seelye Utterback
Jessie Bauer
West Avenue
George Aldridge
East Bridge Street
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R. E. Neighbour
Bible School
Harlle G
Stevick
Young People’s Society
East Avenue
Redington Block
Middle Ave
Princeton Ave
East River Street
F. J. Schumm
St Pauls Evangelical Church Notice
St Pauls Evangelical Church at 250 Third Street lists Rev Ernst Irion as pastor. Sunday School at 9 30 A M Evangelical Young Peoples League at 6 45 P M German services on the first and third Sundays at 8 45 A M.
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Third Street
Ernst Irion
Evangelical Young People's League
Faithful God Unchanging Amid Years Of Joy And Grief
A reflective note speaks of God's unchanging nature through changing times, offering comfort that amid sunlight and shade, joy and sorrow, God remains true and constant.
Multiple Churches Schedule Morning Services Across City
A clash of church notices lists services at Corner Middle Ave by Rector Edwin B. Redhead and Holy Communion at 7:30, plus Bible School at 9:30. Other churches on Lake Ave Thompson's Inn Oberlin Road and Second Street announce sermons, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and youth activities with varied times.
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Middle Ave
Third St
Edwin B. Redhead
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Inn
Oberlin Road
Poweetin Daytan
Forum
P. A
T. C. Williams
Brotherhood
Origin and rise of Watch Night in Wesleyan history
The watch night tradition began in Kingswood England among converted colliers. Southey notes converts moved late Saturday meetings from alehouses to schoolhouses and prayed into morning. Wesley popularized it. early services were irregular and random. The practice shifted to year end, with Wesley’s first known watch night on Friday April 9 1742 in London, usually on the Friday nearest the full moon.
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Kingswood
England
Southey
Wesley
London
Sermonograms on the New Year Reflection
The passage remembers the passing years and urges gratitude for another chance to begin. It emphasizes life as depth and fullness of Christian experience and calls readers to remove things that rob life of value and usefulness.
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Earth
January Reflections on Past Wins and Future Paths
An essay notes January’s Janus double face reminding readers to balance looking back and forward. It argues progress relies on reviewing past path, learning from December’s end and old failures, and using past victories to guide new conquests. January marks development.
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Janus
Rhetorical questions and biblical answers
The questions ask about Jeremiah's continuation on skin, the feeding of 5000 with five loaves and two fish, Ishmael's mother Hagar, the longest New Testament prayer (Christ's high priestly prayer), the Abram to Abraham name change signifying covenantal blessing and numerous descendants, and Stephen describing Moses as learned in all wisdom of the Egyptians.
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Jeremiah
Christ
Ishmael
Abram
Abraham
Stephen
Moses
Do you know answered facts from scripture prompt
The items listed reference Bible verses and explanations. They include a proverb about the leopard’s spots, the twelve baskets, Hagar, Christ’s prayer in John 17, name changes from Abram to Abraham, and the claim about Jesus being learned in all the wisdom of the Egyptians.
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Hagar
Christ
John
Abram
Abraham
Isaac
Come to Church on New Year’s Sunday
A New Year message urges readers to view the old door as closed while welcoming future events. It argues growth in grace comes from character cultivation and consistent church attendance under guidance from a higher power, inviting all to join on New Year’s Sunday by D. Carl Yoder.
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D. Carl Yoder
New Years Message From Wal Percy Hayward
Wal Percy Hayward writes a New Year message describing the year as an unspoiled page in time and a chance to live anew. He urges single purpose, awaken faith, and a renewed allegiance to the higher call "Behold, I make all things new."
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Percy Hayward
Christian Science Lesson Sermon for December 30 1934
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the lesson sermon for Sunday December 30 1934. It features Isaiah 52 10 and Mark 16 17 18 passages and a quotation from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Sciencee
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Minister Fitch Dies in Granville at 56
The Rev. Ernest R. Fitch, 56, longtime Ohio director of the board of promotion for the Northern Baptist convention, died in Granville, Ohio, of double pneumonia after nine years in his post.
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Granville
Ernest R. Fitch
Ohio
Board of Promotion
Northern Baptist Convention
Undefined prompt fragment
The provided OCR fragment lacks clear names places dates or events to form a factual newspaper card with a title and summary.
Bells Toll for the Old Year in Solemn Ring
A reflective line notes the loudest and most moving bell sound as the old year ends, capturing a solemn moment of transition and farewell to the departing year.
Boastful Claim About Ancestry Triggers Quick Witty Exchange
A boastful young man claims his family traces ancestry to William the Conqueror. His friend retorts with a Noah’s Ark joke, and the boastful man counters that his people had a boat of their own.
Adjutant Amore Reports On Christmas Fund Success
Adjutant R W Amore of the Salvation Army issued the final report on the Not an Empty Stocking Fund praising the public for support. The drive raised 435 67 with 417 53 spent on baskets for 400 families, leaving 18 14 for future charity work.
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R. W. Amore
Salvation Army
Joe Boddy
Vanoster
Stankard
James Hewitt
George L. Richwine
D. M. Upton
County Relief Administration
Gilman
Associated Charities
Model Bakery of
Lorain
Ward Bread Co
Spang Bakery Company
Baure’s Dairy
Guthrie’s Bakery
Everybody's Market
Reublin Bros
Karas Fruit Store
Sr. Hi Y Club
Woman's Club
John Pekras
Rialto Theatre
Avon Lake Congregational Church Christmas Program
Avon Lake Congregational Church held its Christmas exercises on Sunday afternoon. The program included songs Joy to the World and Jesus Loves Me, with recitations by Peggy Lott Milton Dobbeck and Iva Bartlett. A Junior girls group performed They Smile Again and a trumpet trio played Oh Little Town of Bethlehem featuring Alex Wagner and Bill.
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Congregational Church
Avon Lake
A. J. Hoyt
Jesus
Peggy Lott
Milton Dobbeck
Iva Bartlett
Little Town of Bethlehem
Alex Wagner
Bill
New Year's Day Reflections on Life and Journey
A reflective meditation on New Year's Day as a symbolic milestone. The piece frames the day as a resting place for thought and a starting point for renewed effort in the ongoing journey of life.
Christmas program honors and illness list
The service featured Song Hark the Herald Angels and The True Spirit of Christmas with White Gifts and benediction by Rev A J Hoyt. Mrs Mary Stauder is ill at her Center Road home. Brief notes list Christmas Day visits to Lakeside Hospital Cleveland and holiday guests of local families.
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Hall
Bob Lott
Herald Angels
A. J. Hoyt
Mary Stauder
Center Road
Morna Castle
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Ward Miller
Vern Miller
H. Cowgill
Blanche Cowgill
Parma
Russell Cowgill
E. Schroth
Schroth
Lucy Mawby
Henry Walker
Mathias Mawby
Mildred
Fred Mawby
Leslie Hill
Donald
Roundhead
Ohio
Ida Hill
Wm. Fullerton
Catherine Quinn
Lorain
Allen Hoffner
Amherst
Archie Spade
H. K. Holden
Baby
St. Joseph’s Hospital
To add your gift to the world's good cheer
A festive message urging generous giving as a way to share joy and start the new year with goodwill. It emphasizes happiness through sharing and community spirit.
Vision of a Christlike Society Free From Rivalry
The passage envisions a society guided by Jesus principles where all people bear one another's burdens and share in joy and sorrow. It foresees an end to national rivalries and industrial competition as external goods lose value when one person's gain harms another.
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Fire Department
National Guards
Boy Scouts
Stankard
Police Department
Ohio Public Service
A. D. Whidden
Elyria Dairies
Georgea. Hoke
M. D
Robert L. Stearns
C. G. Washburn
H. E. Wibber
George Stevens
Doorstep Delivery Tips Cut Unneeded Trips
The piece urges shoppers to use telephones to order many items and have them delivered to their homes, reducing unnecessary trips and saving time. It emphasizes modern convenience through telephone ordering and doorstep delivery.
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Betmany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
C. C. Smith
OR. Thrist
BY. PA
W. R. Dickerson
the Church OF God IN Christ
Gospel Mission
ST. Paul’s Evangelical Church
United States
Palestine Labor Federation
Palestine
National Labor Committee of Jewish Workers and Pioneers
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baltimore
Young People’s
Federal Council of Christ In America
Department of International Goodwill and Justice
Latin America
Far East
Churches of America
Federal Council
Elyria Savings and TruSt
Bittner
Funeral Home Invalid Car Service
Sid
Hughes
ST. Andrew’s Church
Lake Ave
Rev. E. Peck
John HH. Hogan
First Methodist
Third and
Court Streets
E. J. Bond
Epworth League
Church OF the
Nazarene Smith
Bower's
W. F. Clay
Shiloh Baptist Church
First Church OF Christ Scientist
First Congregational
Second Streets
Wm. Muir Auld
First Spiritualist Church
Ford M. Fryberger
Alliance
Cheroch
I. C. C. F. Hall
Broad Street
Anna Hale
United Presbyterian
East Ave
Second St
Geo. Brown
Grace Lutheran
Christ’s Temple
Emmanuel Lutheran
U. S. C. Princeton and Garford
Harold A. Sayles
Beiter
Elyria’s Truck Line
F. R. Crawford Quality Dairy
Church of Christ, Scientist
W. H. Jenne
Service
Foster Sts
Walts
Noah
Amore
Ass’n
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Carl L. Taylor
Eagles Lodge
Notawa Club
Salvation Army Post
Anvia
Alfred J. Bucech
God
City Tire House
Paul Wainwright
Florist
Courtland Street
MAC and Vic
Washington Ave
Horace
Bert B. Brosky
Sue Broad Elyria
Maytag
Elyria Company
Isaly
J. R. Call
DIAL
Crystal Springs Dairy
Go To Church Movement
Newsparern Abhivee
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