Many Churches Readied for Sunday Services Across City
A lengthy church page lists services and classes from First Congregational to Shiloh Baptist. Revivals, Sunday schools, English and German services, and union events fill the schedule at churches on Court, East Avenue, Second Street, and beyond. Notable sermons include Life and To Obey is Better Than Sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Corner Court
William Muir Auld
Ve. Cheigt ‘Ocientis
East Avenue
Redington
Corder Cheapside
Roughing It Presidentially Sunday School and Services
Community notices list Sunday school and morning and evening services with varied times. Local residents from Elyria Lorain Amherst and Shemfield visit friends and relatives across multiple days, including the Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst Tuesday evening.
Ridgeville church services list in North Ridgeville area
July 17 notices list Sunday services for Congregational and St Peter Catholic churches in North Ridgeville. Congregational offers Sunday school at 7:15 p m and morning service at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor. St Peter Catholic lists High Mass at 7:30 a m Low Mass at 9:30 a m with sermons at each mass and child instructions between masses. Benediction and baptism follow final mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrim
Ivan R. Welty
Cambridge
Prospect Sts
W. L. Mahn
First Methodist Episcopal
Court Streets
Edwin Kirby
Church of Christ
16Th St
Middle Ave
Rev
Hh, M. Marchly
Epworth League
Mt, Zion
ST. John's Lutheran Broadstreet
Weat Avenue
W. GC. Birkner
Hastern Heights
Bird
K. Schroeder
Cleveland
Second Congregational
Wiseman
Lake Ave
West Street
Church of Christ Church
G. A. Brown
Second and
Chapel Streets
Osborne Booth
A. M. E. Church
S. Webster
Bible School
Herley Stavick
R. E. Neighbour
Chicago
Neighbour
North Ridgeville
Congregational
Raver
RH. C. Young
Peter's Catholic
John N. Rhein
Aagrament
Oberlin Road social notes from Oberlin area
Oberlin Road July 17. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Brooks and daughter Virginia of Philo visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. H Brooks and her parents Mr. and Mrs. S S Hutchinson. Various local residents are noted visiting, traveling to meetings, attending clubs, and news of births and deaths. The district No. 4 homecoming is planned for Sunday July 18 at Stop 100 school yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Earnest Brooks
Virginia
Philo
H. Brooks
S. S. Hutchinson
Della Pyle
Dover
Ohio
Floria
J. C. Davidson
Carl Hausen
Norwalk
David Jones
David McLaughlin
Clyde
John Dudley
Oberlin
Don Campbell
John Kern
Orrville
Sanachi
Stanley Wallace
Louise Baumann
Elyria
Eleanor Wooster
Brownfelm
Howard Avery
R. F. Clark
Pearl-Harper
Amherst
Frank Kreuger
Rebecca Micnic
Vermilion
Eleanor
Metta
Lloyd Coats
John Campbell
Martin Foley
Albert
Ridgeville
Wm. Carr
Cleveland
Dan Campbel
Nict Hales
Filyrta
Gar McRoberts
L. E. Barnard
North Ridgeville
Grange
Frank Kregner
Rehrkah Lodge
Qobelin
Lioyd Coats
K. F. Clark
Town Line North North July society visit notes
Town Line North July 17 notes Mrs J F Stein and daughter Hetty of Lakewood and Mrs M J Nuhn of Korain visited sister Mrs John Delfield. Mr and Mrs W Cook and Mr and Mrs Henry Dellifield visited Henry Haag family Murray Ridge. John Bechtel and Amelia of Amherst and Mrs Jay Fowls and Marian of South Ridge called on Mrs G W Spigelberg. John Delfield attended St Peter's church council meeting Amherst Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Day
Walter
Shemfeld
Henry Dellefield
Henry Ernst
Amherst
John Delfield
Billy Cook
Lorain
W. Cook
Carl Debofield
Brownhelm
Hickory Tree Grange
Town Line
J. F. Stein
Hetty
Lakewood
M. J. Nuhn
Korain
Mioe
John Deleld
Henry Dellifield
Henry Haag
Murray Ridge
John Bechtel
Amelia
Jay Fowls
Marian
South Ridge
G. W. Spigelberg
St. Peter's Church
Scientists claim history may match science in progress
Professor James T. Shotswell of Columbia University argues that when mapping 1050 to present, historical achievements could stand with scientific ones and urges a 1 million dollar research fund for the American Historical Association. The piece cites other brief items from across the globe on a village tax, a bridge builder receiving an honorary degree, a failed revolt, a junior chamber president, a flying bicycle, a marathon cat comeback, and royal yacht news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James T. Shotswell
Columbia University
American Historical Association
Social callers and club gathering in Cleveland area
Numerous residents from Cleveland and surrounding towns visit relatives and friends including Mrs. Marthe Miller Mrs. Peter Detlefield and Mrs. Henry Dellefield. A Evergreen club meeting at Mrs. Delinfold’s featured games contests and planned hamburg roast for August ninth with attendees from Amherst Cleve land Middle Ridge and Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marthe Miller
Cleveland
John Hones
Paul Wisarski
Mra
Edward Cook
Mea
Eferman Hischoff
Rhinehart
Tom Winnon
South Amherst
Laula Ernst
Glen
Elizabeth Liebensahl
Angeles Beach
Lewis Spiegelberg
William Spiegelberg
Middle Ridge
Mackert
Herman
John Mackett
Avon
Walter Mischka
Amherst
Harbara Rectruth
G. W. Spiegelberg
Sumner Day
Sheffield
Fenry Delle
Nick Ricea
Meary Dellefield
Wm. Cook
Claud Robbins
LaVerne
W E Aust's Music Studio Promotes Banjo Band and Lessons
W E Aust's Music Studio at 234 Second Street opposite the Rialto Theatre advertises banjo mandolin and guitar performances. It notes Aust's Vaudeville Agency and seeks engagements, promising genuine musical education and a big repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Aust
Second Street
Rialto Theatre
No Speed Trap Denial Ties Lorain County
A complaint alleging a speed trap on the Elyria Oberlin road prompted replies from Henry Miller of the Lorain Automobile Association and Charles James, secretary of the state association, both stating no trap exists and that Lorain deputies are salaried. A concluding note quotes a moral line and references the Zamboni bridge in Victoria Valley, Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Automobile Associa
Miller
Charles James
State Association
Elyria-Oberlin
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ST. Paul's Evangelical Ae
Paul Bourguin
Internarional Bible
Waret’s Ball
Lake Avenue
United Presbyterian
Union
Laporte M. E. Churcil
LaPorte M. E. Church
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Bethany Baptist Church
Chas. A. Gray
SP. Andrews Episcopal Corner
Edwin B. Redhead
U. S
Jesus
Ballation Army
Broad Street
Ensign W. Vaudeville
GRACE
Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C. Mubly
First Baptist
Second Street and
Middle Avenue
Shiloh
Axminster
The
Harry H. Smith Co
Elyria, O
Henry Beck
Edwin Shubert
Ovis Ernst
William Hess
Hidge
Andrew Stang
Fred Coverdale
Amherat
Jobo Henes
Peter Berkline
E. Mackett
Joho Priess
Carl Dellefield
Adirondack
President Coolidge
Ridgeville Churches
C. Schubert
Landau
Bavaria
Gether
Vienna
Brooklyn
East River
New York City
Gustav ‘Lindenthal
Woolworth
Madrid
Weyler
Go-Getter
Robert E. Condon
United States
Onporm
Paris
Avionetta
Pittsburg
Florida
Mummie
Gon
Shoop
London
H. T. Buller
Cowes
Thomas Lipton
Lord Waring
Buller
Ames Shotwell
Galindenthal
Srobert
Zamboni
Victoria Vally
Africa
Wilmot Printing Co
Princeton
Ill
Barton & Clare
Newell
Builder
W. 128Th Ste
Eaksland
W 'Ir
Ve Seme
Batimale Frea
Senees
Lorain County Bank
County
Lorain County
Lorain County Savings & Trust Co
Elyria, Ohio
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