Hungarian Evangelical Church marks twentieth anniversary Sunday
Sunday services will observe twenty years of progress by the Hungarian Evangelical and Reformed Church with an 10:30 a.m. service at the church and county fair grounds. Dr Charles E Schaef fer of Philadelphia will preach in English and Dr Joseph Heidzegh of Cleveland will preach in Hungarian. Charter members will be addressed by Dr Elek Csutoros of Cleveland, first pastor. Benediction by Rev Ernst Irion. An anniversary banquet at 1 p.m. at the grain stand hall includes distribution of anniversary albums and a dance. Rev Bela P Bacgo invites all American friends to join. Established in 1916 the church began February 20, 1915 with 174 members organized by Dr Csutoros.
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Ernst Irion
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
All American Friends of the Church
Bela P. Bacgo
Bacsotogar
Christian Brotherhood
Csutoros
Csndoros
America
Elyrians
Cleveland West Side Church
Lorain County Hungarian Church History and Growth
The Hungarian Reformed Church in Lorain County built its own church after purchasing lots in 1919 and 1920, with dedication on March 30, 1925, and saw several pastors. Notable visitors included bishops from Debreczen and Budapest, and the Ladies Aid Society led benevolent work. Since 1935 Rev Bacso has served as pastor, with services in Hungarian and active youth programs.
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Budapest
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Tibor Toth
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Hungarian Reformed Church of
East Chicago
Indiana
Bacso
Christian Endeavor
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Services In The Churches Second Congregational July August Schedule
The Second Congregational announces July and August services at 9:45 with a merged program including opening music and prayer, a pastor’s short message, then class sessions. Dismissal at 11:75. Sunday morning opening at 9:49 features an anthem, Rev. Keimp’s message, and the Beginning of the Christian Church theme. The Bible School meets at 9 a.m. and adult classes study the Book of Acts. Weekly prayer meetings and Gospel according to John studies are noted.
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Fi United Presbyterian Church
Lara
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Sunday Services At Several Churches Highlight Faith
First Methodist closes the day with a 7:45 p m session led by Dr E J Bond speaking on Old Stuff. Robert Moore will sing To Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. IST Congregational Church schedules 10 45 a m service with Rev William Muir Auld and Paul Wainwright as guest soloist singing The Lord is My Shepherd. St Andrew’s offers Holy Communion services at 9 45 and 10 45 with choir offertory at noon. Public worship urged to strengthen patriotism and church attendance.
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Liddle
Minnie Chapman
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History of the Hymn America First Sung in 1832
The hymn America was first sung on Independence Day in 1832 at a Park Street church children’s celebration in Boston. Its author, Rev. Samuel F. Smith, was a Baptist clergyman and Harvard graduate from the class of 1829. He later wrote hymns and stories, edited religious magazines, and taught at Closby College.
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Park Street Church
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Oliver Wendell Holmes
Smith
Closby College
Patriotism and scripture as guiding national duty
The author cites Robert E Speer praising the Bible as the best teacher of true patriotism. The Old Testament shows a patriotic people and lessons on false patriotism. The New Testament links heavenly citizenship to earthly duties and urges honoring all, loving the brotherhood, and respecting government.
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Robert E. Speer
Heaven
Peter
The Marking of the Flag Excerpt by Interior Secretary
An excerpt from Franklin K. Jane a 1914 address under Woodrow Wilson expresses the flag as a living symbol shaped by the people's beliefs. It portrays the flag reflecting pride honesty fear courage and the rule of law, while linking identity to collective effort and purpose.
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Interior
Woodrow Wilson
Education at Work Earns Respect for Government
A fragment stresses that true education comes from striving to earn a living and to run business, arguing that such effort proves the government’s worthiness of respect. The wording reflects a historical editorial stance on merit and civic duty.
Come To Church This Sunday Invitation by D Carl Yoder
The message urges attendance at church services to reinforce the link between religion and government. It cites Calvin Coolidge on religion shaping American foundations and calls Puritan roots and public worship as essential. The author invites readers to attend church next Sunday.
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World Religious Gatherings Outline Global Church Events
Delegates from sixty nations totaling about 5200 will converge on Oslo July 6 to 12 for the twelfth World Sunday School Convention with readings broadcast from Jerusalem in multiple languages. Friends discuss economic racial and international justice at Cape May July 6 to 13. The third Christian Youth Conference of North America met in Lakeside Ohio June 23 to 28, continuing the United Youth movement. The Congregational and Christian churches held a Mount Holyoke biennial with 63 voting delegates and 3 088 000 communicants, plus thousands of non voting associates and international delegates from Britain Australia South America and Canada. A fourth world missionary convention is announced for Canton China in 1358 under the International Missionary Council chaired by Dr John R Mott.
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John R. Mott
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Lesson-Sermon Topic for July 5 1936 Church of Christ Scientist
The Bible and Science and Health passages guide the Sunday Lesson-Sermon. Key text proclaims no gods before the Lord and praises divine mercy while noting prayer can be misdirected. The lesson discusses how desires may not align with true good and warns against praying for wrong motives.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Questioning alcohol use and moral living in society
A skeptical discourse questions whether drink harms families and workers, contrasting fault, poverty, and neglect with the idea that sobriety makes men better providers and citizens. The piece cites motorists, job loss, and parenting as consequences, urging accountability as a patriotic duty.
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