Religious listings for several area churches
Area churches hold services with Sunday schools starting at 9:30 to 10:00 a.m. morning worships around 10:45 a.m. Union services, German services, and midweek events are noted. Denominations include United Presbyterian, First Congregational, Grace Lutheran, St. Paul’s Evangelical, Mt. Zion Baptist, St. Andrew’s Episcopal, Pilgrim Community, Methodist, Church of Christ, Second Congregational, and others with pastors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
FIRST
Baptist
Grace Lutheran Church
Paul's Evangelical
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Paul Bourquin
Union
1St Congregational Church
MT. Zion Baptist
Pine Street
Charles Brown
Methodist Episcopal
Court Streets
Edwin Kirby
Ipworth League
Senior Christian Endeavor
T. E. Winter
Crawford Road Church
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Eaat Avenue
Redington Block
Cheapside
Second Street
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
W. J. Burner
Christian Endeavor
First Congregational Church
Second Congregational
Lodi Street
Lake 1 Avenue
Wm. Flammer
Birthday celebration and community notices from Colne Columbia
Relatives and friends helped Mrs. Perry Reisinger celebrate her birthday on July 9. The report notes teachers and a potential band misstatement, guests from Cleveland, a local fling station venture, a wheat harvest hardship, funeral attendance for Burrill Stranahan, and sympathy to his family.
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Columbia
Perry Reisinger
Shaw
Oberlin
Diana
Cleveland
Margaret
Marie Vee
Evelyn Baxter
Ed Ryley
Lady Friend
Misa Ltora Allen
John Mullenschneider
Jesse Burnett
East Cleveland
Burrill Stranahan
Elyria
Methodist Church
Naturalist Names Fastest Bird The Gan Net Speeds Over Two Miles
A naturalist who studied bird flight states the gan net is the fastest bird, capable of exceeding two miles per minute in level flight.
German Leaders Discuss Rubr Criss and Visitors
A jumble of social notes lists Mrs Verda Hayden sailing for Europe with the International Kindergarten Tourists party, Mr and Mrs T J Rice attending a Washington convention, and numerous visits among families in Ohio Maryland and Kentucky with travel plans and teaching posts. Telegram want ads bring results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verda Hayden
Europe
T. J. Rice
Washington, D. C
Oberlingo
Abbington
O. G. Gatechene
South Cedar Avenue
Waterloo
Cuyahoga
Ontario
Philip Quayle
Chevy Chase
A. Z. Tilloteen
N. L Hill
East College
Ada Sherwood
Berea
Emma
Mordo
Henniker
Mis. C. Thomas
Collins
Pleasant Street School
Kent Normal School
C. R. Comings
Cleveland
Lakeside Federation Women Meet at Oberlin Convention
The Lakeside Federation of Women's Clubs held its 29th convention in Lakeside July 11 and 12 with about 30 Oberlin attendees. Speakers covered legislation, book reviews, citizenship training, and constitutional spirit, followed by a dramatic play and luncheon for delegates and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs
Lakeside
Selover
Cleveland
Gooding
Tiffin
Chas
Halter
Fremont
W. K. Chamberlain
Robert C. Morris
Toledo
Arthur Thompson
Emily Post
My Antonia
Willa Cather
Cathedral
Hugh Walpole
Sinclair Lewis
Libarians
Christ
Papini
Italan
Louis Burgner
Chas, Brand
Urbanay
George Washington
Morris
Williams
America
Mary Ellen Inn
Woman’s Club
O. E. Peabody
W. H. Chapin
H. S Curtis
F. J. Lehmann
L. T. MaFarland
L. KH. Trufant
Oberlin Boy A Genius At Making Toys
Edison Wood, an 11 year old resident of North Main street, Oberlin, shows talent in building toy automobiles from materials scavenged from a city dump. His metal and rubber tire designs evoke early automotive imagination, likened to Thomas J. and suggesting potential to rival early car makers. The note also records local moving notices and community snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Edison Wood
North Main Street
Edison
Thomas J
Henry Ford
H.C. Tuck
East College Street
Zionist women in America led by Henrietta Szold
Miss Henrietta Szold heads the Zionist women in America, a branch of the Zionist movement aimed at restoring Palestine as the Jewish homeland and strengthening support within the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Szold
Zionist Women In
America
Zionist Movement
Palestine
Oberlin area holds second annual homecoming
On July 15 the second annual homecoming of school district No. 4 Russia township will be at Frank Krueger’s home one mile south of Oberlin. A 10:30 ball game precedes a basket lunch as alumni and friends gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Russia Township
Frank Krueger
Rouse
Hamilton Street
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Anne
ST. Andrew's Episcopal Torner
Edwin B. Redhead
Thurch School
Pilgrim Community
Darford School
Dorothy Bell
Rec
First Congregational Conior
Second Streets
J. H. Grant
Andiy School
John's Lutheran Broad Street
Weat Avenue
W. C. Birkner
Salvation Army
Broad Street
D. L. Heddle
Salvation Meeting
Young People's Legion
LBS. A
International Bible Students
Wurst’s Hall
C. J. Miller
Colne
the Chronicle-Telegram
Telegram
Presidenst Ebert
Cuno
Germany
Ebert
Berlin
Ruhr
Maine
Margaret Bennett Latourette
Highland
Mich
Frances
May Nash
Jennie Veotte
Kellogg
Idaho
Wm. Peabody
New Oberlin
Amherst
A. S. Gray
South Professor Street
Edith Gray
A. E. Heacox
Long Lake
Wartess
Recreation League
Chautauqua
Helen Martin
Ann Arbor
C. B. Martin
Helen
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
American Legion Hall
E. M. Pattee
India
Sanford K. Meeks
Baptist Church
Camden
Kre
Oberlin Boy
T. C. Murphy
Merwin Apartments
Mra. Stowell
B. Dudlex
Ds Zionist
U.S
The + Fox Furnace Co
Woodford & B. & O. Ry
Gwans
Taupe
Daven Art
Ohio Public Service Co