Church Directory of Local Congregations Attests Varied Services
A dense church directory lists Morning and Evening services, Sunday Schools, prayer meetings, and youth programs across many churches. Notable entries include FIRST BAPTIST at Second Street and Middle Avenue with Supt Harlie G. Stevicke, and CONGREGATIONAL churches at Lake Ave and West Street, with multiple worship and activity times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Gridge Street
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
X & Neighbour
al — Bible School
Harlie G. Stevicke
Young Peoples Society
Reading Room
Radington Block
Middle Ave
Second Streets
Princeton Ave
Hanrover Street
F. J. Schumm
World Religions News and Church Activity in 1930s NYC
Reports from a rally at Marble Collegiate Church New York launch the World Dominion Movement to energize missions. The Eucharist and Peace named as theme for the Strasbourg 1781 Eucharistic congress. Benedict’s 1922 Rome program cited. Seamen's Church Institute marks 21st year with Hayter appeal. began as floating chapel in 1943, now in a 13 story building. Bible distribution rise seen nationwide with 1 million middle west copies and CCC chaplains receiving 30,000 New Testaments. Negro recognition boosted distribution 30% higher. Next Methodist General Conference in Columbus May 1936 to discuss Northern Southern merger and Methodist Protestants. 300,000 members. Peace plebiscite proposal backed by Federal Council of Churches, originated by Swedish Ecumenical Council and World Alliance for International Friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Collegiate Church
New York City
World Dominion Movement
Strasbourg
Benedict
Rome
Seamen's Church Institute of New York
Institute
United States
Middle West
Chicago
CCC
Methodist Episcopal Church
Columbus
Ohio
Department of International Justice and Goodwill
Federal Council of Churches
Swedish Ecumenical Council
Lesson-Sermon Topic for June 23 1935 Church of Christ Scientist
The weekly Christian Science lesson outlines a divine universe evolved by Spirit and man made whole through Jesus healing, with a Golden Text praising God for creation and a citation from John 5 14 stressing renewal. The accompanying Science and Health excerpt asserts spiritual origin of man and world and health through relinquishing sin and disease. Too many waited aims are not worth delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Jesus
Mary Baker Eddy
The Best Place To Criticize Your Neighbor
A reflective saying notes the safest critique comes from self examination. It urges looking inward before judging others and frames mirrors as the first stage for holding one’s own actions to account.
The Church Invites You Sabbath Offers Rest and Worship
Dr. Cleland B. McAfee explains the Sabbath offers rest and a new vision for life. He says true Sabbath practice involves action and reflection, not inactivity, and warns that discarding this day would deny God. Join the church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleland B. McAfee
Home Education as Schumann Heink on True Home
Madame Schumann-Heink defines home as more than a roof and walls. It is the warmth of loving hearts, the laughter of a baby, and the strength of family, where children learn right and kindness, and joy and sorrow are shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumann Heink
Madame Schumann-Heink
Interfaith group to curb delinquency in Rochester
In Rochester an inter religious court committee of six Catholic priests six Protestant clergymen six Jewish rabbis and lay leaders collaborates with probation parole police judges and the Board of Education. The group directs cases to churches hosts monthly talks studies local crime trends with University sociology aid and pursues experimental delinquency prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Board of Education
Univeraity
Do You Know Answers to Old Testament Questions
The questions cover Nathan's mistake on a royal visit, Job's three comforters Eliphaz Bildad and Zophar, the first Christian martyr Stephen slain by stoning, the missing quotation begins The Lord is nigh unto them that are of a contrite heart, Solomon's palace took thirteen years, and the seraphim around Jehovah cry Holy holy holy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Job
Solomon
David
Eliphaz
Bildad
Zophar
Stephen
Saveth
Borrowed trouble and high loan interest decried
A terse broadside argues that high interest on loans tempts prudent investors to avoid trouble. It warns that some flee visible evil while embracing subtler vices, asserting truth outstrips fiction and remains unfamiliar to many readers.
Social Commandments for School and Society
A list of social commandments proposed for education in the publication School and Society. It urges fostering democracy, citizen rights, community needs, cooperative service, loyalty to institutions, weighing evidence, tolerance, global indebtedness, mind enrichment, past knowledge shaping future, broader civic reading, and understanding the nation’s economic crisis.
Parable of Willie and the Bible Learner
A Pleasant Parable recalls Willie’s claim of Bible study then humorously admits a favorite parable about roaming and fishes. Israelite history notes report National Geographic finding nearly 3000 year old porcelain archives at Tell el Hesy in southern Palestine. The site, Lachish’s ancient fortress, yielded halls houses and vessels showing repeated destruction and rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Washington
National Geographic Society
Tell el-Hesy
Palestine
Tell-el-Hesy
Lachish
Egypt
Refusing Unmasked Advice Reveals Courage and Focus
A proverb highlights that those who refuse unmasked advice often reflect wisely. The piece notes hopeful outcomes for the man who acts with courage to reject ill-timed counsel. It adds that truly busy men rarely have time for others' business, choosing self-direction.
Services In The Churches
A long list of Sunday services across multiple churches is detailed, with sermons led by Rev. William Muir Auld and Rev. Clarence Amling, hymn choices, and Holy Communion schedules. Activities include Sunday schools, junior sermons, and program items for St. Pauls and Emmanuel Lutheran churches, with notes on festival observances for St. John the Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Muir Auld
First Congregational Church
Court and
Second Street
Dr. Auld
James Hamilton
God
Marston
ST. John's Lutheran
Clarence Amling
Olympia
Washington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Amling
Missouri Synod
Cleveland
A. Schroeder
Church services and programs listed for Sunday across multiple congregations
The article catalogs Sunday schedule details for churches including Church of Christ First Methodist Episcopal and First Baptist. It lists sermon topics such as Just For Today and The Great Tribulation, youth activities Epworth League rallies, choir pieces like Soldiers of Christ Arise, and church schools with 9:30 to 10:45 schedule. It notes speakers Dr. Edward Bond Dr. Neighbour and A E Kemp plus musical solos and organ numbers. A sunrise prayer meeting at Cascade Park is announced and spiritualist services pause for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. W. Allen
Church of Christ
Church School
Christian Endeavor Societies
Wellington
Claude L. Wigfield
Edward J. Bond
First Methodist Epicopal
Warhurst
Lord God
O. E. Brodbeck
Robert T. Moore
Dwight Burr
Barnes
Vincent
Bach
Louise Brown
Bond
Epworth League
Arlene Burr
Columbia Station
Baptist Church
RB. E. Neighbour
Neighbour
Elys Tia
Baptists
Second Congregational
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Heyser
Wilson
Kemp
Cascade Park
Cora Louise Ramser
West Ridge Grange Children's Day at Oberlin road hall
The West Ridge Carlisle Grange held its annual Children's Day program at the Oberlin road hall on Tuesday evening with good attendance. Merle Panfound presided, a program featured banjo and piano, recitations, songs, and readings by Lucile Penfound Ardith Eldred Phyllis Briggs Robert Renouard Junior Longbrake Jane Mason and others. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Miss Marelle Simms and Sister Marjorie at Illumination Night and various 4-H Club members from Lorain, Cuyahoga and Medina counties. Funeral notices and visits to Elyria Cleveland Wellington were noted among community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Grange
West Ridge
Carn Nale Grange
Oberlin Road
Merle Panfound
Maester
Repass
Lucile
Bob Penfound
Ardith Eldred
Phyllis Briggs
Robert Renouard
Harriet Mason
Ardith Caywood
Junior Longbrake
Jane Mason
Ray Longbrake
Dan Croaler
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Church Directory
Gospel Mission
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Third Street
Ernst Irian
Evangelical Young Peeple League
2Nd Congregational Church
Corner Lake Ave
West Stree Rav
MT. Zion Baptist
Lodgo Willis Jackson
BY. Pal
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Aga East Avenue
Paces
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
C C Smith
Dickerson
Pras
Pilgrim Community Church
Campridgs
Prospect Streets
Sessia Bauer
First Hungarian Baptist Church
W. River St
Julius Kish
Alex Yosa
Young Peoples
A. B
The
United Bible Students Mest
ST. Andrew's Church Episcopal
Corner Middle Ave
Thiry St
Edwin B& Redhead
Morning Prayer
Bermon
Lake Ave
Ray
B. Peck
Kermit
Second Baptist Church
Thompson's Hall
Oberlin
Roa
G. T. Settle
Formnt
Avery
Grace Lutheran Church
Church OF the Nazarene
Cleveland St
KF. Clay
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. Brown
Second
Chapel Streets
Edgar W. Allen
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
African Methodist Church
Jones Chapel
Seventeenth Strait
R. A. White
M. E
G. W. Hall
Holy Cross
Fourteenth Street
West Ave
Budny
Church OF God IN Christ
E. Harris
First Congregational
Wm. Muir Auld
First Spiritualist
Ford M. Fryberger
Spirit Friends
United Presbyterian
First Methodist
Third
Court Streets
E. J. Bond
Panter
Christ's Temple
P. A
C. H. Tolbert
Brotherhood
Minalon Society
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton and Garford
Harold A. Sayles
Otte
ST. John's Lutheran Broad Street
West Avenue
Armin Schroeder
Salvation Army Services
Magyar Reformed Church
West River Straat
Tibor Toth
World Religious News
Altman & Ackerman
Broad &T
Hughes
Kennedy Koal Ko
Klean Koal
Beiter
Elyria’s Truck Line
Augustine
Church of Christ Scientist
Botamer
Hughes Provision Co
Baker Typewriter
Elyria
Vice Co
Tom and Mabel
Baker Typewriter Service
Bittner’s Funeral Home
FIRST
ST. Andrew's Church
St. John the Baptist
John
Koonts
the Fields M. E
Misa Velma Andrews
Miss Koontz
Emmanuel Lutheran
Princeton
Arford Avenues
J. S. Herold
D. D
Herold
St. Paul's Evangelical
St. Paul’s Church
Kenneth Oswald
Lindy Welton
Arthur Scharein
Kenneth Graber
Alma Rodgers
Ruth Kay
Miss Heginbotham
Jeans
Claire
Hughes Market House
Erlin Schramm
R. Heilman
Katherine Schramm
Lenora
Stevice
Ohio State Medical Board
West 4Th St
Elyria Beiting & Machinery Co
Shaw-Walker
Buckeye St
General Plumbing Contractor
Lewis Brown
Kenyon St
Marelle Simms
Marjorie
Oberlin College
Lorain County
Cuyahoga
Medina County
Marguerite Streicher
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Lois Eldred
Leota Drusendahl
Janette Baus
Dorothy Tittle
Beatrice
Raymond Wensink
Chester Sprague
Robert Penfound
Leroy Gotto
Robert Grobe
H. J. Hillier
Temdad
Jesse 2, Reisinger
la Porta
Charles Schaible
Charles Hahn
Lake Shore Road
Dwight Krauer
Laster Drusendahl
Dwight Page
R. L. Walker
J. H. Pennfound
Beryl Snyder
Lucile Penfound
Bud Porter
Mary Hahn
Joe Briggs
Harvey Hahn
Merle Penfound
Lester Drusendaki
Clairmont , Creamery Company
Marian Johnston
A. M. Johnston
William Wallhead
William
Charles Toth, Jr
Sylvester Asperger and Son
Charles Toth Sr
Dundes
Scotland
W. EH. Jenne
Service
Foster Sts
Rus
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
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