First Congregational Services Say Peace Price
Dr George Walter Fiske, noted religious educator, preaches What Price Peace at 10 45 with Kip Nug Recoyaional set to music by Reglald Dekhoven. Evening sermon Behold I Come Quickly from Revelation. Sunday school 9 30. Elyria church invites all to attend and join in national revival through personal heart search.
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First Congregational
George Walter Fiske
Oberlin
Kip- Nug
Reglald Dekhoven
Elyria
The
Baptist Church
Sunday Services and Holy Communion at St. Andrews
Sunday services in bn churches list two Holy Communion celebrations this Sunday with early service omitted in July. July hours are 7 30 and 10 45. July 4 worship geared to patriotism with prayers of Thanksgiving and Intercession. Sermon at 10 46 notes law and religion. Jesus wept over Jerusalem’s wickedness and lawlessness. offertory anthem Jesus said unto the people. Sunday school at 9 45 with lesson God Hears a People's Cry. Morning worship 10 45, sermon Our Sympathizing High Priest. Evening evangelistic service subject Confidence at the Throne of Grace, Heb 4 11 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew's
Holy Communion
Jesus
Jerusalem
Rome
Stalner
Church of the Nazarene
Lesson Sermon Topic for July Fourth in Christian Science Churches
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the Sunday Lessons for July 4 1937 with the Golden Text from Jude praising the only wise God and Saviour. The sermon cites Matthew 7 21 about doing the Father’s will and from Science and Health asserts heaven as a divine state of Mind where harmony prevails and self righteousness is absent.
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God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Patriotism themes and church notices preachings this Sunday
Will J Foster and Dr A E Kemp preach at church services on Sunday morning and 10 45 worship hour with patriotic themes and choir performances. Bible School starts 9 30 A M for all ages and groups. Christian Endeavor 6 30 P M. no night service. Also updates from First United Presbyterian church on Our Citizenship and Bible lessons with Do You Know quiz and a Virgil quote on public good.
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Church OF Christ
Will J. Foster
Russell Dunford
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
A. E. Kemp
America
Wildermere
C. E
Biblical Dramas and World Relief Projects Highlight Global Outreach
The Columbia Broadcasting Company debuts Living Dramas of the Bible using a modern idiom while preserving Biblical atmosphere. Dr E Stanley Jones plans a six month China visit starting August 15 to lead native church evangelism and Christian home building alongside student outreach. Pierre Ceresole, founder of the Services Civile Internationale, will visit America this summer for the Friends World Conference and US work camps. His War Relief efforts began near Verdun in 1920 and continue in Bihar Pakistan and Japan before returning to the US Work Camp movement now in its fourth season with seven camps planned. The Irak government plans to reconstruct the Tower of Babel and Hanging Gardens for the Paris exposition in France this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Max Wylie
E. Stanley Jones
National Christian Council of China
Pierre Ceresole
Services Civile Internationale
America
Fie
Swarthmore
Society of Friends
Ceresole
Ceres
Irak
Mesopotamia
Tower of Babel
Babylon
Paria
France
The Better Way: Democracy Principles by Rabbi Sliver
Rabbi Sliver argues in Regions in a Changing World that true democracy rests on freedom with responsibility, reasoned authority, and social progress through education experimentation and cooperation. He stresses self-government over imposed values, rejects coercive millenniums, and upholds truth through clash of diverse opinions and free exchange of ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbi Sliver
Agudath Achim B'nai Abraham Temple History and Growth
Agudath Achim B'nai Abraham congregation began September 15 1910 at 387 furnace Street. The Lake Avenue and West Street temple was bought in fall 1925 and remodeled, with further redecorations this past year. Rabbi Marcus Kramer has led since 1923, directing religious training for children and Sunday School of about 60 weekly attendees. Officers include David Hyman president and Harry Hyman treasurer. board members list Hyman Allfeld Mendelsop Peters Weiss Swidler Kahn Deutsch Davis Ostrov and others.
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Agudath Achim B'nai Abraham
Furnace Street
E. Hyman
Mendelson
D. Rivkind
Altfeld
H. Swidler
Lake Avenue
West Street
Marcus Kramer
Columbia University
Steven Wise
S. Hullman
Rabbi Kramer
Temple Ladies’ Sisterhood
B’nal
Sisterhood
A. A
The
Temple
David Hyman
Sam Shindle
David Altfeld
Harry Hyman
B. Smith
5B. Hyman
Alex Allfeld
S. Mendelsop
J. Peters
Myron Weiss
L. Kahn
Sam Deutsch
Philip Davis
Aaron Ostrov
Not in fanaticism but in convictions and independence
The line emphasizes balance between firm beliefs and personal freedom, rejecting obsessions and isolation. It views healthy conflict as productive, not as hate, advocating steady independence within constructive discourse.
Meaning of the Flag in American Unity
A reflection on the flag as a symbol of union in American history and prophecy. It highlights how immigration shaped national identity over 115 years, noting many nationalities—Italian, Swede, German American, English, Scotch, Belgian, French, American, Turk, Albanian, Irish, Pole—worked together to create a single emblem of civic loyalty.
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America
United States
American in London meets Aberdonian in quick quip
An American staying in a London hotel meets an Aberdonian who notes the American’s strong claim to the greatest country. The exchange ends with a light jab on speech. The text then claims the greatest asset of a United Nations is the moral character of its citizens.
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London
Tao
Sandy
Alcoholic drinks depress physical capacity and digestion
Experiments indicate alcohol dulls bodily powers rather than stimulating them. It reduces endurance for hard work and impairs digestion by harming gastric juice. Historical observations illustrate alcohol’s damaging effects on tissue and digestion through simple demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Carl Yoder
Sermonograms on Patriotism and Authority
Fragmentary quotation page item highlights patriotism as vital to national permanence and liberty as the highest aim of authority. Attributions include Curtis Winthrop Washington and Channing, with obscured context and incomplete lines suggesting a reading note or decorative sermonogram fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Winthrop
Washington
Lberty
Channing
Religion and Patriotism Show Deep World View Contrast
The article contrasts C J Price and Berkeley on religion and nationalism, arguing religion as universal and non national while patriotism ties to the state and may breed bias. It notes the real battles are within hearts and calls for actions serving humanity. It then shifts to Columbia Busy Bees 4 H Club notes with meetings, invitations, and cake making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanders Fields
Phillips
Berkely
Belden Group Picnics at Holcomb Home in Lorain
Belden members of the Gingham Pi nochle Club enjoyed a Tuesday afternoon picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holcomb’s Lorain home with their children and guests. Young members bathed while adults played cards. prizes went to Mrs. Fred Peebles Mrs. Leona Seckt and Mrs. Clair Miller. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Metzger Mrs. Peebles and Betty Tomsheska. A picnic supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Fred Peebles
Leona Seckt
Clair Miller
Clarence Metzger
Peebles
Betty Tomsheska
Ridgeville 4-H Club Holds July Meeting At Stroud Home
Ridgeville Girls Merry Mix 4-H Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs E Strouds Cleveland Road home. Sixteen members and one ghost attended. President Marion Hunt led the business, the 4 H pledge was recited, bread and cookies were baked and served at luncheon, then games. Next gathering set for July 9 at Janet and Ann Irons homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville Girls
Merry Mixjets
What Should Be the Object of Patriotic Ideals
Forum argues for guarding self-government and local foundations, preserving equality of opportunity, and fostering initiative. It stresses selection of worthy officials, economic progress, public opinion freedom, education, religious tolerance, family strength, and peace, asserting nations need Christian citizens.
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J. H. Brown Oil, Inc
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Biobbird
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First United Presbyterian Church
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Virgil
World Religious Now
Nobngage
Crystal Springs Dairy
Lorain County
Agudath Achim B’nai Abraham Temple
Rocktall Kicks
C. J. Price
D. Carl Yoder
Columbia
Ora Walker
Herman Paulson
Virginia Putt
Thelma Cartright
Geraldine Parker
Cascade Park
Gladys Cole
Virginia Miller
Alice Lindstrom
Mharefree Kitchen Kookers
West River Road
Iris Bartter
Pauline Martin
Rose Bakere
Chagrin Falls
Glenn Longbon
Painesville
Mildred Burrell
Longbon
St. Johnsbury
Vermont
J. H. Bartter
Misa Phyllis
Mary Reisser
Norma
Northland Avenue
Lakewood
Joseph Balogh
Windsor
Ohio
George Dent
John Burnett
Canada
Balogh
Verne Holloway
Ernest Maddock
Peninsula
Farm Bureau
Daugherty
Medina County
Cleveland
Squire-Bastard- Churchward
Roy Carver
Ridgeville
Herman Dengler
Harold Hirsh
Leon Allen
Harry Hopp
Frank Churchward
Robert Chuchward
J. J. Laurie
Charles Stephens
Harold
Ation
Charles Riley
Akron
Robert
Junior Klink
Strongsville
Burnett
Mary Geiger
Fred Reynolds
North Olmsted
Andrew Maddock
Louis Noll
Bert Adams
Joseph Beechley
Clara
Frances
Agnes
Brook Park
Herman Fox
Berea
Bartter
Clarence Bartter
Toledo
Merton B. Bartter
Fields
E. B. Bartter
Lorain Avenue
Phyllis Ann Bartter
Mary Bartter Sanderson
Carl Shepherd
Grafton
Oer Bartter
Little Maryin Dent
Karl Artz
Baker Typewriter
Belden
D. G. Reisinger
Eugene Witzel
Lucia Wolfe
Margaret
Kenneth McThiely
Edward Reisinger
Columbus
Reisinger
College of Agriculture
University
Martha Schriver
Jeanne Wise
A. C. Coveny
Blanche
Florence
Mary Killip
Fred Reisinger
Cleveland Heights
Robert Killip
Avenue Wall Paper and Paint Store
Eest Ave
DeBray Body
Eolinsei & Stander
Essurance Aid Real Estate
Elyria Savings & Trust Building
Cwass Haee Nee Ee
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Co
Federal
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Kohn Tprrry Court
Cleveland Strest
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