Church notices from diverse congregations in LaPorte
A recap of Sunday schedules across churches in LaPorte. Listings include Second Congregational with Rev. Flammer at Gates School, Church of Christ with Rev. Burner on Second and Chapel streets, Salvation Army at Broad Street with services and youth groups, and local Methodist, Baptist, Lutheran, Episcopal, and Presbyterian services. Also notes Spirit Church, Spiritualist services, and Lake Avenue gatherings with specified times and topics.
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Econd Congregational
Wm. Flammer
Chris A Endeavor
Ise
Corner Lake Avenue
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
W. L. Burner
Christian Endeavor
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Jeffries
New Cers
Toliness
Young People’s Legion
Salvation
ACE Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
St River Street
Harry C. Muhly
Adult Bible
TST
East Avenue
Dington Block
Second Street
United Presbyterian
G. A. Brown
Harrison Street
Lordship
ST. John's Lutheran Broad Street
West Avenue
W. C. Burkner
Lake Avenue
5. S
Lake Avenues
Wellington fit loses qut in tournament
Wellington high boys fell to Longwood High of Cleveland 22 to 4 in a Berea tournament game played about 9 15 a m Watters ill for a week likely influenced the one sided result Kingdom Fast scored the only basket Murch added two on fowls The team accepted the defeat with good grace
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Wellington
Berea
Longwood High
Cleveland
Kingdom Fast
Murch
Watters
Wellington Club Activities Highlight Feb 23
Work Society of the Christian church met at Mrs. Lester Miner’s home with eighteen members, discussing new church silverware and serving refreshments. The next meeting is planned for the second Friday in March as a business gathering with supper. Thimble Club gathered at Mrs. Charles Sheldon’s with twelve members and lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Murray and Mr. and Mrs. Dibble attended the Music Box Revue in Cleveland. A Spangler home party featuring eight tables of five hundred ended with high scores for Mrs. Barber and Mr. Barber’s consolation and a luncheon. Circles 2 and 4 of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Dibble’s home. fifty-one members attended, with a Lucia Royce reading and Gertrude Dibble vocal solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Work Society
Wellington
Lester Miner
Work Society of the Christian Church
Thimble Club
Charles Sheldon
John Murray
L. H. Dibble
Cleveland
C. A. Birlam
Methodist Church
Lucila Royce
Gertrude Dibble
George
Sunday School Lesson on Judges and Moral Warfare
Sunday school lesson questions for February 24 cover the Period of the Judges with prompts on six judges, a battle song lyric, modern methods to fight evil, brave minorities, idolatry, justifying war by gospel teaching, and a prayer. It reviews evangelical publications and junior department songs for church use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clericus
Jesus
Ministers’ Monthly
Reous Press Bureau of América
North LaSalle St
Chicago
Church School
Josephine Baldwin
Abingdon Press
New York
Cincinnati
World Religious News Meeting and Mission Notes Worldwide
The annual Religious Educational Association meeting set for April 23 24 in Providence R I. Across the globe Christians number about 500 million with 200 plus churches in New York City offering services in many tongues. Cornell hosts over fifty Bible classes in fraternity houses while the American Tract Society aids West Point graduates. The list highlights missions at Mars Hill College and large church growth in Houston and New York City. It notes Buddhist temples on the Pacific coast and a rising tide of religious education, literacy concerns, and missionary work amid wartime and postwar expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Religious Educational Association
Providence
R. I
New York City
Cornell University
American Tract Society
West Point Military Academy
United States
Pacific Coast
Methodist Episcopal Church of All Nations
South Dakota
Tima
Mars Hill College
Mars Hill
N. C
First Baptist Church
Houston
Texas
Russell H. Conwell
Grace Baptist Temple College
Philadelpia
National Bible Societies of
Scotland
China
Washington games reward for speedy name find
In a 10 minute session each member received Washington and Mrs. Wm Townsend found 49 words in Washington s name. She was rewarded with a lovely box of candy. Delicious refreshments were served. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Sutliff Mrs Frank Phelps Mrs Amy Hill Mrs George McTein Mrs Herbert Fisher and Mrs Josig Tompkins.
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Washington
Wm. Townsend
Sutliff
Frank Phelps
Amy Hill
George McTein
Herbert Fisher
Josig Tompkins
Washington’s Birthday Observed by South Ridge Schools
Hel en Stang of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Stang. Mrs Eva Bryant and son Don ald visited Mr and Mrs Howard Dayton. Augusta Somann of Amherst ill at the Schaub home. Auction sale attended at Margaret Delefield farm. Schools closed Friday for Washington’s birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Helen Stang
Cleveland
John Stang
Eva Bryant
Donald
Oberlin Road
Howard Dayton
Henry Bechtel
Leavitte Read
Mire
J. P. Bechtel
Augusta Somann
Amherst
Oliver
Townline Road
Jay Fowl
Ruth
Berniece
Marian
J. H. Delefield
Washington
Mervin Schubert
Elytia
Vernon Hartshorn’s Rise From Miner to Postmaster General
Vernon Hartshorn becomes Britain's Postmaster General after years as a South Wales coal miners leader and advocate for a minimum wage. A former miner, local preacher, check-weigher, and miners agent, he earned a national profile through self control and steady leadership. His election to the Miners Federation executive council marked a historic milestone for the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hartshorn
Britain
South Wales
Hartshorn
Miners’ Federation ‘of
Great Britain
Labor Organization
£50,000 Suit Over Alienation of Affections Filed
Cornel Cross, an auto salesman, sues Clycle G. Spitler of Findley Ohio in common pleas court asking £50,000 alleging alienation of affections affecting Spitler's wife. The wealthy businessman is named as defendant in Toledo. The hearing occurred February 23.
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Toledo
Clycle G. Spitler
Findley
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Cornell Cross
Senior Edna Warren sues truck driver for 20000
Miss Edna Warren of Neffs files a Belmont county common pleas suit seeking 20000 against a road construction truck driver for injuries from a crash that left her permanently scarred on the face and nose. The beauty balm claim is believed to be the first of its kind in the region.
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ST. Clairsville
Belmont County Common Pleas
Edna Warren
Neffs
Brownhelm Farmer Institute Elects Officers
The Brownhelm Farmers Institute elected officers for the coming year. William Trintor was chosen president, Robert Leimbach secretary, Elmer Love treasurer, and Mrs Henry Leimbach was named lady correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Brownhelm Farmers Institute
William Trintor
Robert Leimbach
Elmer Love
Henry Leimbach
Bitter battle to unfold in Mexican stronghold hub
The scene centers on Pam stronghold in Thaeston district Mexico where millions of American dollars are invested. Washington reports a week of intense confrontation is anticipated at the heart of the region. Major Ora Baldinger near retirement cites physical disability as key factor. Congress may seek extra funds to repair four battleships ordered out of commission by Secretary Denby. Brig Gen Smedhley Butler comments on drying Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Thaeston
Mexico
Washington
Ora Baldinger
White House
Harding
Maldinger
Marion
Ohio
Congress
Denby
Navy Department
Tax bill talks hinge on two and six percent normal taxes
Washington bulletin reports regular Republican leaders negotiating with insurgents over tax legislation. A new compromise proposes two and six percent normal taxes and an 87 12 percent maximum furt from income taxes.
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Washington
Butler to address veterans in new auditorium plan
In the Quaker City Butler vows to deliver an address at a new auditorium for World War veterans. In Washington Senator L Greene of Vermont was wounded a week ago by a bullet in a clash between prohibition agents and bootleggers but remains alive. In Norfolk the navy orders the last unit of Hampton Roads lighter-than-air personnel moved to Lakehurst New Jersey. The fiscal year 1934 25 agricultural appropriation bill totaling 16 082 940 was presented to the House with co operative road construction cuts noted. In Evanston carbon monoxide killed William Howland and his sister in law Mrs Herta Orne. In Washington gift and increased inheritance taxes were approved by Ways and Means Republicans. In Blaine Secretary Wallace faced questions over resignation and foreign work disputes with Hoover. In Blaine veteran postmaster William Slater Jr 26 died of pneumonia after a brief marriage.
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Washington
New five-basin hatchery to aid Ohio bass spawning
In Defiance and Bellaire reports, funds and details surface for a $400000 five-basin fish hatchery to be used for smallmouth bass spawning in Northern Ohio streams. The project, tied to a defense fish and game event, targets completion early next spring amid other local industry notes. Imperial Glass Company payrolls near $500000 with 47 shops employing around 67 workers. Kalida Catholic Church project awarded at $175000, 70 by 180 feet in size.
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Defiance
Fee.d
Redee Hon
Five-Basin
Defense Fish and Game Association
Fred &. Stever
Ohio Sportsmen's League
Ohio
Lima
Kalida
Imperial Glass Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gates School
Jance
Methodist Episcopal
Hird
Court Streets
Reo
Edwin Kirby
First Baptist
Middle Ave
J D. Davis
Tev. Davis
AL R. Hall
J. C. Strenemen
M. E
L. Noel
First Congregational
Second Acts
My People’s Department
Goodwill Bible
Senior Christian Endeavor
T. Andrews Episcopal Corner
Edwin B. Redhead
Pilgrim Community
Garford School
L. W. Mahn
Eugene L. Wiln
Smallings
L. W. Mahn Wall
B.S. A
International Bible Students
Wuret’s
Goa
ST. Paul's Evangelical Third Street
Middle Avenue
Paul Bourquin
LaPorte
Mt, Zion Baptist
Pine Street
Charlee Brown
All Welcome
A. B. Curtice
Wellington Fit
Hi. V
Eagles Hall
Reimbach
Geo. Hines
North Main Street
John Perry
Frank Friend
World Religious News
Nebways
D. C
America
John Kedrovsky
Living Church
Russia
Platon
North America
Baketel
Federal Council
Poe
Evangelical Church
Evangelical Ass'n
United Evangelical Church
Methodist
South
Presbyterians
T. A. Conway
Elyria
Maughan
U.S
Dawn
Duse
Russell Maughan
San Francisco
Brownhelma Farmer Institute
Chatanooga
Tenn
Philadelphia
Smedhey Butler
United States Marine Corps
Pub
Bulletins
Quaker City
Butler
Chattanooga
Césa
L. Greene
Vermont
Norfolk
Lakehurst
N. J
Naval Air Station
Hampton Roads
William . Howland
Iis
Herta Orne
Evanston
House
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Coolidge
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Blaine
William Slater, Jr
Bellaire
Father Johns, Wil
Eyas Pure Foods
Mortagages
Lorain County Mortgage & Title Co
Turner Block
Fryriapommber
Chas. J. Crehore
Mgr