Local Church Services Announced Across City
A list of Sunday school times morning services and sermon themes from diverse churches including First Church of Christ Scientist Grace Lutheran Church St Andrews Episcopal Zion Baptist Congregational and Methodist across city streets. Daily Vacation Bible School begins with concurrent Bible study sessions for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal
Edwin Kirby
Bos
Internatinal Bible
Whirsts Hall
Sunda
St Peter's Catholic Church Series at Ridgeville
July 29 program at St Peter's Catholic Church Ridgeville features Father John N Rhein with first mass at 7 30 second at 9 00 sermon with each mass parish instructions for children and benediction of the blessed sacrament a bazaar and ice cream social planned after the service an important meeting of church committees follows. Rev F S Young gives the morning sermon at 11 00 and a youth series continues for older children at Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilbrim Community Church
Garford School
Kenneth Ciase
Oclok
Kaclock
Pitrer
Hoerch
John N Rhein
Heir Pator
Raistdren An Hahite
Oberlin Church Schedules and Services Amid Holy Week
OCR notes Oberlin churches with details for Easter week services. Congregational, CHRIST Episcopal, FIRST MORNING worship and Sunday school times, sermons by Rev Foster Prof Sherman and others. Gospel meeting and missionary talk from Mrs Patten Alliance in India. Bible class for women Tuesday afternoon and Saturday night meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stude
Patten
AlHance
India
Sperm
Burtan
Weat College Street
Cottage Meeting With Min Telford at Went College Street
Services held by Christian Kuliice Society on the second floor of the Squire building at 19 North Main Street. Sunday school 11.00 am, morning service and prayer. Wednesday testimonial meeting. Reading room open Tuesday 3 to 5 pm and Friday 2 to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Kuliice Society
Squire
North Main Street
Widgesday
Amherst Church Services Schedule For Sunday July 30
In Amherst district churches announce services: St Peters Evangelical none at both July 30 and August 4. Stone Church no services July 30. Methodist Congregational holds Sunday school then sermon at 730 pm. St Joseph Catholic mass 8 am and 10 am with catechetical instruction at 2 pm and Benediction at 230 pm. St Pauls Therawy White River Rex F Jordan leads 9 am service with 9 30 am Sunday school and 10 309 am German service. St Georges Episcopal Spring Street services at 930 am with 19 am Sunday School. Also note Thomas Marshall and Mrs Marshall return from abroad with ill mother in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
ST. Peter's
St Peters Evangelical
St. Joseph's
Hurch Rex Fr Eichen
New York
Thomas He Marshall
United States
Marshall
Mer. Marshall
Dinger O
Arizona
Community notices from Pittsfield July events and meetings
Local notices report a New York death prompting a trip for Mrs E G Evans, a Wellington lawn party by Division 3 of MoE church, chautauqua in Norwalk with William Bryan address, poultry calls at several homes, threshing and culling efforts, new threshing separator, farm yields and quality, and plans to organize an Ohio Farmers Milk Producing Association branch. County agents comment on crop yields and upcoming school consolidation discussions with several district meetings planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
E. G. Evans
New York
Breyley
F. M. Sponseller
Wellington
F. C. Brandt
E C. Whitney
Leslie Preston
H Rogers
Elyria
Sheffield
Camden
CCC SheMeld
Lee Mucklebercy
Louis Glynn
F.C. Brandt
Charles Mills
Jane Betta
Oberlin
Fanny Wilson
E. Campbell
Ohio Farmers’ Milk Producing Association
Mahlon T Brown
Rey Widdowson
Clarence Jordan
Harry S Riggs
Meee
Eseng
Wonderful fruit pectin product for sale at Broad and Chestnut
Dickinson Distributor advertises a Wonderful fruit pectin product available at Bro s Shoe Store located at the corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets. The notice notes lower sugar requirements for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Held Bro
Broad and
Chestnut Streets
Dickinson
Centralized Schools Backed by Rural Board Members and Parents
Centralization wins broad support from boards of education and parents across Ohio and Indiana. Statements from Dr. R. M. Strow Milton Center and others praise larger facilities and better opportunities, with advocates noting higher taxes but greater value and advanced teaching. The State Superintendent endorses centralization as the path to modern rural schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
R. M. Strow
Milton Center
Ohio
Jas. M. Scroggie
Olmsted Falls
Emory Burson
Weston
L. R. Dewey, Solon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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First Church OF
Chris
East Ave
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
East River Street
Harry C Muhly
Middle Ave
Paul Henriquin
Lnion
MT Zion Baptist
Pine Street
Morton
Saydes
Uen Enentor Darcy
Mp Presbyterian
WS Smith
Sapdashan
Tnton
Salvation Army
O i. Heddie
Young Peoples
Church OF Christ
Secord
Woo Burner
First Congregational
Dastination Bible School
ST. John's LA Thfran
Broad St
West Ave
Oc Birkner
Blo
Union
Ridgeville Churches
Oberlin Churches
Orfrlin
Claisse
Miret
Foh Foster
Rex Louis Fo Tran Elster
South Main Street
Tuls
Trin
Sherman
Norning
Bosworth
Freese Bros
Broad Street
Klein’s Modern Shoe Repair Shop
Min Telford
College Street
Amherst Churches
Stone Church
ST George's Fpiscopat
Spring Street
I. E Daniels
Hygienic Ice Co
Maple St
Jel-A-Jam
Schwind’s Picture Store
Second Street
Hoover Suction Sweeper Co
Hoover
Hoover Company
Hoover Electric Suction Sweeper Co
DIAL
The
Ohio’ Public Service Company
Elyria Branch
National Commissioner of Education
J. H. Penfound
Pres. Board of Education
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