Church Activities Outline Sunday Services and Schedule
Local church notices list morning Bible school at 9:30 and worship at 10:40 for CHURCH OF CHRIST W. L. Burner. Second Congregational and Grace Lutheran announce sermons, confirmations, and Sunday programs. Other groups schedule prayer meetings, youth activities, and evening services across United Presbyterian, First Baptist, First Church of Christ Scientist, Spiritualist, Salvation Army, and Methodist churches with Lent themes and revival topics.
Local Church Services and Gatherings Listed in City
First Congregational Church invites all to Sunday worship with a 10:45 service and 6:30 Bible study under minister John H. Grant including a 30-cent church school. Zion Baptist holds 10:00 Sunday school, 11:30 service, 5:00 B Y P A install and rally, and 7:30 evening service led by Rev. Michell. St Andrews Episcopal notes Quinquagesima Sunday with Lent approaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Tvria
R. E. Neighbour
Mr. Neighbour
Noah
Lot
First Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
John H. Grant
Corner Court
Second Streets
First Church
Christian Endeavor
Carmen Engle
Rose Marshall
MYT. Zion Baptist Church
P. W. Morton
Fine St
Michell
St Pauls Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
St Pauls Evangelical Church at Middle Ave and Third St lists Rev Paul Bourquin as pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 am supervised by Karl Lehman with services at 10 45 am on topic Our Thoughts. Evening services not held catechetical instruction and Bible story at 4 pm Wednesday and 9 am Saturday anchor church activities.
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ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Middle Ave
Third St
Paul Bourquin
Karl Lehman
Questions on God and contact will be discussed at service
East Side Community Services presents a Sunday program with a 3:30 pm discussion on God’s nature and how to contact Him. A cordial welcome to worship is extended and children may join graded lessons at 3:00 pm led by Vida Githens and Silver Day.
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East Side
O. B. Githens
Gatford
God
Jesus
Vida Githens
Silver Day
Oberlin Church Services Schedule Nearly Complete
In Oberlin on February 25 notices list worship and class times for United Congregational Church Christ Church Episcopal Rust M E and Christian Science Society. Services include morning worship at Finney chapel and Holy Communion at 1 00 p m and 10 00 a m. Rev S Meeks of Camden will speak at Christ Church with a Young People's meeting at 6 30 p m.
Elyrian Wins First Prize at Florida Show
Lee Day of this city, a leading independent grower of Erape fruit in Florida, exhibited at the Tampa fair and received first premium for the best fruit shown. A sample from Mr. Day’s products reached this office and was found to be excellent quality and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Day
Erape
Florida
Tampa
Mr. Day
Marriage license bears two signatures for Princess Mary
The license prepared for the marriage of Princess Mary bears two signatures the king's and that of the Archbishop of Canterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Archbishop of
Canterbury
Oberlin Boys Dadless Night Promises Father Figures
Oberlin hosts a Dadless Boys event at the James Brand house on Monday night February 27 at 6 o clock. Fathers are urged to attend with a boy, as tickets cost 75 cents and include program talks stunts and a dinner. Contact points include the post office Rev J L Thompson Henry Bows banks B and W Variety Store A G Comings Son and Yo com Bros store with a call for names of boys needing a Dad.
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Oberlin
James Brand
J. L. Thompson
Henry Bows
Banks
A. G. Comings & Son
Yo. Com Bros
Oberlin clubs plan many events next week
Oberlin clubs announce activities including M B R Ladies Aid meetings March 1 at 2 30 pm, Literature Dept Feb 28 at 3 pm, and L L S student gathering Feb 27 at 7 pm. Also Foreign Missionary group March 1, Rainbow Club Feb 28, and W R C March 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
M. BR. Ladies’ Aid
Oberlin Woman's Club
Howard Huckins
Davis Edwards
Wisconsin
Rufus Emery
Forest Street
W. A. Siddall
Foreign Missionary Women’s Association of the United Church
James Brand House
Lobingier
Club outlines monthly hikes trips and events
President Everett Curtiss announces a year of activities for the group including hikes, social events and trips. Hikes will occur on the first Saturday each month starting February 18 with out of town visits to Viarrh 18 Cleveland Theater, Cleveland Paint Devler plant, and Goodrich Rubber Company Akron facility.
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Kazim Khedery
K. Inc
C. K Wong
Everett Curtiss
Cleveland
Viarrh
Clevaland i Fain Devler
Goodrich Rubber Company
Akron
Victim in Shooting Former Resident Oberlin
Mrs. Alice Streator of Painesville was shot by Jack Bailey on Wednesday and he then fatally shot himself. Bailey acted out of jealousy and died an hour later. Streator, in critical condition, underwent immediate surgery. She and her husband with their two children live with his sister on Locust Street. Bailey formerly worked for the CGS and C railway.
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Oberlin
Alice Streator
Painesville
Jack Bailey
Bailey
Wellington Dog Shot After Snap At Marshal
In Wellington on Thursday a dog that snapped at Marshal Davidson was ordered killed by authorities in response to last summer’s mad dog epidemic. The animal, lacking a license tag and with unknown owner, was chased and shot on West Main Street. Surprise guests gather for Mrs. O. F. Finkle’s birthday on South Main Street. thirty-two former friends from Huntington attend with a birthday supper and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Marshal Davidson
Weat Main Street
Funeral Saturday for Denton Bradner Wellington
The body of Denton Bradner formerly of Wellington arrived from Jamestown New York. He leaves three sisters Mrs Ordie Bradner Mrs Ray Rolce and Mrs Margaret Holcomb. Funeral services were held today.
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Denton Bradner
Wellington
Jamestown
N. Y
Bradner
Ordie Bradner
Ray Rolce
Margaret Holcomb
Unclear fragment prompts local notice style headline
A damaged OCR fragment describes barbers and handkerchiefs, mentions six hundred college women in St Louis and a real estate dealer Lal Matthews, plus an auctioneer. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs Wate Matthews
Lal
Tusttute
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Church OF Christ
W. L. Burner
East Avenue
Bible School
Thandule
Second Congregational
Flammer
Thisunday
Grace Lutheran
Princeton Ave
B. River Street
Harry
Muhly
Grace Church
United Presbyterian
Smith
Beverly Ct
Second Street
Jaccob
Jacob
R. Bennett
Cambridge Street
TB. S.A
International Bible Studiees
Wurst's Hall
Acording
C. R. Hooper
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Church of
Elyria
G. A. R. Nail
Salvation Army Oper
Holness
Salvation
D. L. Heddle
W. L. Noel
B. A
Lorain
Epworth League
Irene Powell
Morse
Moses
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Kirby
Hell
ST. Andrews’ Episcopal
Edwin B. Redhead
DR. Neighbour
the First Baptist
Oberlin Churches
United
Congregational
M. M. Metcalf
Cornell Hall
King
Finney Chapel
Christ Church
Episcopal
Main Street
Louis E. Daniels
Ctor
Church School
First Baptist
S. Meeks
Camden
Rev
Rust M. E
R. L. King
Knoxville, Tenn
China
George D. Wilder
Christian Science Society
Squire Building
North Main Street
Elyrian
M. E. Church
Metcalf
Clipson
Mayer
Wilson
Ohio State
Columbus
Cincinnati
Dietrich
Reed
Penfound
Hines
Steer
Price
Gorsuch
McPhee
Cosmopolitan Club
IL Ma
K. H. Higuchi
Armenuhi Sharigian
L. H. Dibble
John Murray
John Sheldon
MAD Dog Scare
Congregational Church
EE Re Congregational Church
Rue Tipqueene
St. Louis
C. H. Wilmot
D. Chiropractor
Wooster St
Court and
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
The
J. B. Halpin Co
Chestnut Street
Castle’s
Castle’s Wall Paper Store
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