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Columbia Baptist Claude Troupe Olmstead Ernest J Dunford Superintendent public worship 10 30 am church school 1 30 pm north ridgeville congregations church Rev Edward Young minister Sunday School at 10 00 am Fields M E Church Rev O D S Carpenter pastor Sunday School at 11 75 am Epworth League 7 pm Henrietta M E Church FE Kaetzel pastor Sunday School 11 0 0 church service 11 am Epworth League 7 30 evening service 8 00 Columbia Methodist Rev Thomas Hughes pastor morning worship 9 45 am Bible school 11 00 am est Sunday school 10 00 am forest hill supt church service 11 00 am Rev CC Clawson pastor evening service 7 45 pm mid week prayer service 7 45 pm LaPorte Methodist Rev Thomas Hughes pastor Sunday School 10 30 church service 1 15 Lege Birmingham M E st Kaetzel pastor morning worship 3 40 Sunday School 10 45 St Peter s Catholic Church North Ridgeville Rev Fr John N Rhein pastor Rev Fr Joseph Buescher assistant Masses 6 ness pends 00 3200 Co A Bantham pastor Sunday School 10 15 Mrs Geo Jenkins superintendent Morning Worship 10 15 Huntington United Church Rev John G Koontz pastor Morning Worship 9 14 Sunday School 10 6 00 a irs Frances Coe supt Dan Martin minister Sunday school UW A M Morning Worship 11 00 am Young People s Meeting 7 Ca s e
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Claude Troupe Olmstead
Ernest J Dunford
Henrietta M. E. Church & FE
Kaetzel
Epworth League
Ety Ea
Forest Hill
CC Clawson
Co. A. Bantham
Geo Jenkins
Huntington United Church Rav
John G Koontz
Frances Coe
E J Hoover
Pittsfield M. E
H W. Black
Community League Reformed Church
L Roger
Discussion Questions on Facing the Supreme Test in Serv ice
Sunday school discussion prompts for Mark 14 32 to 46 for June 12 ask why Jesus prayed what begins a new spiritual awakening and how it starts what caused Jesus agony in Gethsemane why he did not take the three disciples all the way how Judas became the betrayer and how sin’s bearing and Christ’s sacrifice are viewed by Clericus plus a lesson prayer asking for watchfulness and victory through Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Gethsemane
Judas
Jesus Christ
Peter
James
John
Christ
Abba
God
Simon
Book Review My Father by Paul Moody
A son portrays Dwight Moody in an intimate portrait highlighting simplicity strength humor and human qualities of a beloved American figure. The work from Little Brown and Company reveals tender, candid insights into Moody's life and character.
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Father
Paul Moody
Little Brown and Company
Dwight Moody
Creamed Comments On The Sunday Lesson And Gethsemane
A Sunday school reflection on Mark 14 32 46 for June 12 explores Jesus in Gethsemane facing the crucible of obedience and prayer. It contrasts the human fear with divine will, highlighting the watch prayer and the betrayal by Judas, and notes Jesus triumph through steadfast faith.
The Betrayal of Jesus and Judas Lesson
The text contrasts the large mob sent to seize Jesus with the small, faithful group that remains. It notes Jesus has both human and divine sides, credits Judas with choosing the human impulse, and condemns betrayal reflected in Judas’s kiss and the world’s hatred of his name.
Valley City Briefs Collate Local Visits and Moves
Local residents report Sunday visits among Steyer and Kelch families from Cleveland, with Otterbachers, La schs, and Wolf households mentioned. Several relocations noted as families move to Northfield and Lorain areas, plus health updates on Julia Otterbacher after Arizona trip. Community members attended gatherings hosted by the A B C Club and Royalton hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wolfe
Carl Hauck
Earl Arick
Vincent Derek
Paul Hasel
Andrew Grabenstetter
Harry Grimm
Northfield
Floyd Foulk
Mentzel
Frank Weidner
George Roll
Lorain
Edwin Keller
George Haag
Royalton
Mrs Haag
Cleveland
Rocky River
Fred van Loren Whadlock
Medina
Ed Lasch
Julia Otterbacher
Arizona
John Otterbacher
Elyria
Ellen Blood
San Diego
Cal
Wilmer Zacharias
George Zacharias
Arthur Abrams
Funeral and reunion notices from Hardscrabble area
Funeral of Ora Zacharias at Columbia on Friday. The Hardscrabble reunion is set for Saturday June 11 at the old school grounds, inviting all former teachers and pupils. Zion's Lutheran bulletin notes the marriage of Evelyn Steck and Harold Schmid on Saturday June 18 at 3 30 p m. Several local visits and family gatherings are listed with residents from Cleveland North Olmsted Elyria and Pontiac enjoying weekends and Sunday dinners. The Liver pool High Alumni Association dance is scheduled for Saturday June 11 with Bradley's Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Zacharias
Columbia
Hardscrabble
Zion’s Lutheran Church Bulletin
Evelyn Steck
Harold Schmid
H. M Rodack
Kettlersville
Paul Krugman
Pontiac
Mich
Fred Reusch
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Anna Schaeffer
Marie Schaeffer
Cleveland
Otto Deimling
Avon Lake Community Notes and Upcoming Meetings
Avon Lake residents report Jeanne Huling and John Cotabish returning from Ohio State University for the summer. Dames of Malta held a card party at Mrs Minnie Voleks Lakewood home. Village councilmen plan a Park Hall meeting. Women's League hosts a Tuesday noon pot luck. Elyria First Congregational Church women prepare an exchange program with Mrs T S Scott chairing the dinner. On Tuesday evening the Loya!
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Avon Lake
Jeanne Huling
John Cotabish
Ohio State University
Dames of Malta
Minnie Volek
Lakewood
Park Hall
Women's League
Elyria
First Congregational Church of
T. S Scott
Avon church and community events listed for midweek
Youth and adults attend church classes and clubs across Avon with meetings at homes, parks, and town hall. Activities include Pinochle luncheon, Boy Scouts, choir, Legion post gathering, Afternoon 300 Club, Townsend Club, Girl Scouts, Red Cross class, Pioneer Club dance, and a June 4 flower show with extensive displays and garden tea room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Baptist Church
Rosalind Mitchell Moss Mitchell
Mary Gabel
Romey Urig
Avon Lake Boy Scouts
Congregational Church Choir
Wayne Black
Legion Post No 211
Chauteau
Ella DeCumbe
300
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Girl Scouts
Park
Red Cross
Elis
Pioneer Club
Bultz’ Orchestra
Columbia Flower Show Is Successful
The Spring Flower Show in Columbia attracted visitors and residents, highlighting vibrant displays from local gardeners and the Columbia Garden Club, with entries showcasing a variety of blooms and arrangements.
Columba Garden Club Hosts First Public Spring Flower Show
Garden clubs and community groups announce events across June. The Columba Garden Club showcases its seventh annual flow er show as its first public Spring showing, along with a June 1 dinner dance by The Sixty Club at Town Hall. Other notices include bake sales, fish fry, club meetings, and local family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Howard
Nelson Walters
Toledo State Hospital
Gayle Albaugh
Columbia Girls
Colmabla
Sixty Club
Womens’ Baptist Mission Circle
John Snell
Baptist
Berea
Brotherhood of the Methodist Church
Columbia Naturalists
Columbia Naturalists 4-H Club
Dale Martin
Ernest Maddock
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