Religious notices fill city churches list
A dense column lists Sunday services and church activities across multiple congregations. It covers the Congregational Corser Court, Church of Christ Scientist at 209 East avenue, Paul Bourgoin’s Evangelical, the International Bible Students meets, Pilgrim Community, United Cresterlin, First Methodist, Second M. B. Church, Laporte M F Church, Zion Baptist, St Andrews Episcopal, Second Congregational, West Ave Church, Lutheran, and various other churches with service times, Sunday schools, and meeting details. It notes addresses, pastors, and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Scientist
East Avenue
Tedihaton
Cheapi@e
Second Street
United Cresuyterlin
G. A. Brown
C. B
God
Qrack Authenan
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Barry C. Mubly
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
W. L. Burger
Church of Christ, Methodist Episcopal
Baptist Churches
Church Services Schedule
Preaching service at 3 00 p m Evening service at 7 50 p m Bible study Tuesday evening 3 7 50 p m Prayer service Wednesday at 2 Pp m.
Community Christmas Entertainment at Sullivan School
Sullivan Ohio January report describes a Christmas program at the school auditorium with lower grades, seventh and eighth grade pupils, and high school scholars presenting a Nativity scene. The event drew a packed house and included community marriages and social notes about families, travelers, and local activities during Christmas.
Christmas Socials and Family Gatherings Across the Township
Local residents recall Christmas events with out of town guests and family dinners. Many households hosted relatives from Akron Grafton Willington and Lodi plus friends and neighbors. The community mourns Romaine Koontz who died December 17 at home after illness. he leaves a wife five children and siblings. The lecture course resumes January 2 with the Hacky Mountain Quartet featuring xylophones bells and chimes. The mercury stood ten below Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Javed
Vics
Lorena
Crmnrine
Lot
Akron
Iren Hales
Grafton
George Smth
Inna
Bradstork
Elliott
Sam
Air
A. Elliott
Taylor Smith
Ars
Loyd Smrh
Hazel
Worst
Gen¢vieve Hess
AS Nd
Mra
Lee
Len Koonte
U Warrley
Moore
Willington
oMre
Jarley Hicks
la Sprague
Raidren
Wilbur Drake
Ohevlin
Ashland
Clifford Moody
John Laughery
Lodi
Mercury
Romaine Koontz
Homeryville
Jonathan
Sarah Kxnonts
Nmo
Carol Gingers
Puzzle Word Answers From Picture and Riddle
Seed type in the Little Red Hen is wheat. To fish with a hook and line. To build is erect. A large water animal is a whale. A large bird of prey is an eagle. A river in England is the Thames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Homes of Shut-Ins Sing Carols on Christmas Eve
On Christmas Eve, residents confined at home sang carols to bless their spirits and homes, sharing simple festive joy despite isolation.
Spier, Behner Families Visit and Local Moves in La Grange
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Spier of Detroit and Mrs. Ed Spicer hosted over the weekend. Harold Behner and family moved to Nickel Plate road while B R Merriam moved into their former Morth Main street home. The school lunch room may delay lunch service. Old Glory Grange planned a taffy pull and officer installation on January 1. Naomi Gardner visits grandparents, and Flyria shop workers take vacation through January 4. The Parent-Teacher Association activity continues nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Alva Spicer
Genevieve Moulder
KR. B. Kelner
Charles Fric
Cuyahogy Falls
Will Cole
Virginia
Columbia
Richard Gibbons
Pittsfield
FL G,sser
Cassie M. Kel
Flyria
Associa
Local Social Roundup and Holiday Visits
Mrs Leon Richmond on sick list as January home talent play planned. Mr Wildebrent and family spent Christmas with daughter in Elyria. Mr and Mrs C E Boner and daughters Helua and Wilda visited Cleveland relatives. Thelma stayed a week with her aunt. A proverb contrasts naive and wary spouses regarding trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Leon Richmond
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William Muir Auld
Mio
T. Paul's Evangelical
Third Street
Middle Ayvenn
Paul Bourgoin
International Bible Stuents
Water's Ball
Lake Avenue
Lake Ave
Professor Street
Oberlin
Olin
Pirst Methodist Episcopal
Court Streets
Edwin Kirby
Intermediate League
Geraldine Sinkins
Epworth Leesue
Lneader
Wayne Roppes
M. B
16Th St
Middle Ave
HL Wallace
Laporte
Churcil LaPorte
Churen
ML. Zion Baptist
Pine Street
J. W. Webb
ROV
ST. Andrews Episcopal Corner
Edwin B. Redhead
Second Congregational
C. . Wiseman
Gatee Boot Auditorium
West Ave
LS. Webster
T W. Woodson
West Avenue
Ofelock
Ed Rey Wol
Walker
Harley Stevick
B. Y. Plu
Adt
G. A. R. Hall
Julius Stienemen
Fandneky Whl
Mess
Gee
Alliance Spiritualist
FL Hall
Anns Hale
Litt
Salvation Ailmy
Broad Street
W. Vendeville
Wome League
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Dep Mason
Glade Thomas
Broad &T
Sullivan
Miss Sprague
Nettie Sprattue
Fisher
Wim. Foster
Fisher Home
Fli Fagle
Buebank
Orra Finkle
Lafayette
John Bikes
Elmer Pierce
Amelia Billinger
Nova
Addie Arndt
Ernest Biddinger
Emma Munhollen
Ephriam Hicket
Missa Garn
Wimore
Herbert A. Reimer
Miss Garn
Westerville
Lambert
Mr. Boy
Laura Faton
Carnot
T.9
Princes Haton
Howard Arnd
Hiram
Kester Garver
Jesse Armebaugh
Ohio State
Neville Hida
Paul Slick
Ashland College
John Cummings
Miss Cummings
Ruth Beard
Olive Sessions
Fielyn Garver
Mary Amsbaugh
Itzol Shank
Grace Litvas
Beathies Hurd
Mildred Taylor
Yada Faton
Wight
Cummings
Awork
Arndt Christmas
Smut
Attica
T. R. Eaton
Orrie Arndt
Even Sting
Stella Stine
Frend Roy Chapman
Alva Stine
Wau-ton
Leon Stine
Frank Stine
Christmas
Scott Clark
Microland
Wil Cluk
Lewis Ward
Galbert Ward
Elyria
Charley Ward
Viola
Clyde Ward
Wellington
Bert
Harley
Glen
Tia
Clarence Ward
Milam Bair
Williams
Herbert Miller
Esther
Eleanor
WW. J. Elliott
Dudleyy Finkle
Martin Loomisen
Yaursday
la Grange
BE. L. Adams
Marcel
American Barber Shop
Broad ST
Stef Ag Coe Lane
Masonic Temple
Red Biddy Barten & Clark Dry Cleaning & Pressing
Newell Notel
Elyria and
The
Lorain Window Shade CO
E. 33Rd St. Lorain
Ohio
S. J. George, Taylor and Co
Masonic
the Sunshine Laundry
Castle’s Wall, Paper and Paint Store
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