Services In The Churches At First United Presbyterian
The First United Presbyterian Church holds morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon The New Community at Pentecost Acts 2 41 47. Bible School at 9 30 features Sharing Service with the Living Christ Mark 16. The young people meet at 6 30. A picnic is set for Tuesday June 28 at Cascade Park with supper about 4 30. A prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 with Bible School Cabinet session and choir practice to follow.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Pentencost
Young People's Society
Cascade Park
Bible School
Visiting clergyman to speak at St Andrew's Sunday
The rector of St Andrew's will exchange with St Stephens Steubenville's rector Rev John Picketts. A large congregation is hoped for the visiting preacher with the choir offering Bach's Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring. Sunday school meets at 9 30 as usual and will pause until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Andrew's
St. Stephens Church
Steubenville
Ohn Picketts
Roest
J. Sebastian Bach
Church
First Baptist Church to Dedicate New Organ Sunday
First Baptist Sunday School meets at the usual time at the church tomorrow morning followed by worship. In the afternoon the new organ will be dedicated and in the evening service the organ will be used for the first time in a regular service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Sunday Services at Methodist Episcopal Church
The King Solomon Lodge 36 and Frank Harmon Lodge 463 join the Methodist Episcopal church for Sunday services. Sunday School starts 9:30 led by Leonard Fish, with classes for all. Morning Worship at 10:45 features echoes and solos, sermon "Christian Personality" by Dr. Hicks. Evening Service at 7:30 includes organ pieces and choir, sermon "God's Unfailing Promise."
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King Sulmon
Frank Harmon
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leonard Fish
Ralph Williams
Detroit
Michigan
Buck
Dr. Hicks
Sunday Services Lead by Mr Hindman at Colum bus Synod
Sunday School starts at 9 45. Worship at 10 45 with Mr Ben Hindman officiating as pastor attends General Synod at Columbus. The Evangelical and Reformed Church national conference meets every three years. Confirmation class pauses in July and August, resumes in September.
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Ben Hindman
General Synod
Columbus
National Conference of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Parish Series Opens with Christ the Master of the Parables
Dr. William Muir Auld will start a new Studies of the Parables series at the First Congregational Church in Elyria tomorrow at 10 45 AM. The sermon is Christ the Master of the Parable. The shorter summer service ends before noon. The choir will sing My Creed by Elizabeth Barrett. All are invited to attend worship and prayer. The church school meets in summer session at 30 with nursery and kindergarten combined and primary children joining Juniors after the service. Adult Bible classes meet in their usual places.
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William Muir Auld
Elyria
Christ
Elizabeth Barrett
Cong
Uimary
Church Nazarene announces four services with lessons and music
Tomorrow at the Church of the Nazarene four services are planned. Sunday school begins at 9 a.m. followed by Worship at 10 45 the morning sermon It is Best to Obey. Miss Helen Osborn leads the evening message with special music. Youth meeting at 6 45 precedes the evening service.
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Church of the Nazarene
Helen Osborn
Morning Services Bring Message No Regrets for Progress
Morning services start at 10 45 after Sunday School at 9 30. Pastor Dr A E Kemp delivers No Regrets for Progress. Choir sings A Little Prayer Hamblen. At 6 30 Youth Fellowship hears about the Dayton State Meeting with Galen Ramser Carl Lingenfelter John Nagy Betty Wissinger and Alice Gilbert sharing their inspiration.
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A. E. Kemp
Hamblen
Dayton
Galen Ramser
Carl Lingenfelter
John Nagy
Betty Wissinger
Alice Gilbert
Spirit of God First Mentioned and Creation Command
Spirit of God is first mentioned in Genesis 1 2 as moving upon the waters. God’s first command in creation is Let there be light. In Genesis 1 the word Create is used to introduce God’s bringing forth the universe from nothing. The book of Revelation deals with future events involving Christ judgment and glory. Those who read and hear it are urged to keep its words and be rewarded.
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God
Do You Know Answers From Genesis Chapter One
Answers to the prompt discuss Genesis 1 2 including the Spirit of God moving upon the waters Let there be light the creation of heaven and earth sea monsters birds and man and a note on things shortly to come and blessings given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Twice Doing It All Would Improve Everything
A reflective aphorism suggests that duplicating all efforts could raise quality and outcomes, implying heightened diligence through redundancy. The idea invites evaluation of costs and benefits of applying parallel work or checks across tasks and projects.
Lesson-Sermon Topic for June 26 1938 in Christian Science Churches
The Sunday lesson for the Church of Christ Scientist on June 26 1938 centers on Isaiah 35 10 Luke 9 1 2 and passages from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes divine science prayer and universal Love as a present help and the waters that satisfy every thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science
Scientist
Zion
Mary Baker Eddy
Church Call Invites Nation to Sacred Healing
A Theodore Roosevelt era appeal urges Americans to value the spirit and soil over mere wealth and body comfort. It argues character defines the nation and invites readers to come to church next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Indwelling Christ Sermon At 10 35 A M
Will J Foster of the Church of Christ preaches at 10 35 a m on The Indwelling Christ the fifth in a series from Ephesians. Russell Dunford directs the choir Clare Short plays the organ. Adult Sunday School assembles at 9 30 with youth class same hour. Additional departments meet at 9 39. Christian Endeavor convenes at 6 30 p m.
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Will J. Foster
Church of Christ
Mr. Foster
Russell Dunford
Clare Short
Bl Ite
C. A. Gibbons
Robert Bainbridge
J. D. Funk
Young Clerk's Rise From Store to Skibo Castle
A tale of a once poorly paid New York department store clerk who, after charming a woman with courteous service, receives a letter order for estate furnishings in Scotland. The client insists on the young man to supervise personally, sending him to Skibo Castle to work for Mrs. Andrew Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schwab
New York
Scotland
Atlantic
Skibo Castle
Andrew Carnegie
Reflections on Character and Habit
A compact moral fragment emphasizes that true strength is forged in the spirit and in resisting evil. It notes that life used well brings happiness to others, while misused life harms many beyond oneself. It likens virtue to courage and endurance in the face of adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Quarles
Shining Thimbles 4-H Dinner and Park Outing
The Lake Avenue 4-H Club held a dinner at Cascade Park on Thursday. Afterward the group enjoyed games, a park hike, and a theater visit in Elyria with attendees Levina Christ, Margaret Biro, Annette Jackson, Louise Jabbusch, Evelyn Jabbusch, Dorothy Waterman, Marie Frieschkorn, Barbara Cromling, Nancy Brown, Jane Baker and advisor Mrs Otto Jabbusch. They will meet Tuesday afternoon June 28 at 2 o clock at Lake Avenue school with Barbara Cromling and Louise Jabbusch as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
the Shining Thimbles 4-H Club
Cascade Park
Elyria
Levina Christ
Margaret Biro
Annette Jackson
Louise
Evelyn Jabbusch
Dorothy Waterman
Marie Frieschkorn
Barbara Cremling
Nancy Brown
Jane Baker
Otto Jabbusch
Lake Avenue School
Barbara Cromling
Louise Jabbusch
Fixer Uppers 4-H Club Meets at Lake Avenue School
The Fixer Uppers 4-H Club met at Lake Avenue School on Thursday afternoon with good attendance. Members discussed their projects and hostesses Elizabeth Hornyak and Helen Naughton served refreshments. The next meeting will be announced.
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Fixer Uppers
Lake Avenue School
Elizabeth Hornyak
Helen Naughton
Church Forum condemns gambling as moral danger
The forum quotes George W. Wickersham and Judge Northcutt criticizing gambling. Wickersham warns legalization undermines social order and thrift. Northcutt denounces Kentucky law as discriminatory and a monopoly on wagering, urging restraint to protect moral values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wickersham
U.S
Johnst Northcutt
Kenton County
Kentucky
Cincinnati Times-Star
Broadway Plays Highlight Religion in News and Health Efforts
An editorial notes religion as a growing news topic on Broadway and in daily life. In Philadelphia Dr D Wilmot Gateson opens a Body Mind and Soul Clinic aiding physical mental or spiritual issues. Omaha hosts a free medical clinic at Immanuel Baptist Church directed by Dr Edward A Van Fleet offering wide patient access and specialist referrals. The American Bible Society received the Bulu Old Testament manuscript, concluding 40 years of mission work among 600000 Cameroun residents, while Rev E B Stilz ships a New Testament translation in Otetela to Eastern Congo mission communities.
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New York Mirror
Philadelphia
D. Wilmot Gateson
Church of the Saviour
Omana
Immanuel Baptist Church
Edward A. van Fleet
American Bible Society
Presbyterian U
South Amherst Playground Project Accepted by Meeting
The South Amherst Playground project was accepted with J Norman Thompson as District Playground Supervisor organizing the affair. Local organizations and officials including Mrs H E Dulmage and Mrs E H Ruth led the effort with Russell Moser named supervisor and a committee chaired by Mrs Ruth. Play activities are for ages 3 1 2 to 8 1 2 with daily sessions 9 00 to 12 00 am and 1 00 to 4 00 pm. Village council and School Board each donated 25 toward equipment.
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PWA
South Amherst
J. Norman Thompson
H. E. Dulmage
E. H. Ruth
Albert Fazey
Robert Allsop
James M. P. Nicol
John Fazey
American Legion
Charles Corbett
The
Legion Auxiliary
William Slack
Roy Anderson
Parent-Teachers Association
Russell Moser
H. B. Dulmage
South Amherst School Board
Anton Lang Dies at 58 Known for Oberammergau Christ Roles
Anton Lang, veteran performer as Christ in the Oberammergau Passion Plays, died in Munich Hospital at age 58. Lang portrayed Christ in 1900 1910 1922 and 1934, his long blond curls described as a gentle Jesus, meek and mild.
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Anton Lang
Christ
Oberammergau
Munich
Lang
School Event Set for Thursday June 30
A public notice states an event will be held on Thursday June 30 at the school. The brief mentions the venue but provides no additional details about the purpose or participants.
Wood Cutter Four-H Club Holds Third Meeting
The Wood Cutter Four-H Club met at the local school with nine boys present. Dr. Dew examined the group and work began on the season’s projects. The next meeting is set for June 29.
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Dew
Young People's League Outing at Bechstein's Woods
Members of the Young People's League of St. John's Evangelical church visited Bechstein's woods Thursday evening for an outing. Attendees enjoyed a wiener roast and later took part in games and contests.
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Young People’s League of
Grange Plans Ice Cream Social and Graduation Party
The North Elyria Subordinate Grange met at the Grange Hall with fair attendance. They planned an July ice cream social and a June 30 party for Elyria High School graduates in the Grange and Juvenile ranks, with one guest allowed. Elizabeth Hornyak presented a Professor Quiz program. The next meeting is July 14, with the Juvenile Grange meeting postponed to July 14.
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North Elyria
Elizabeth Hornyak
Circle Two Hosts Social at St John’s Woman’s Union
Mrs. Fred Holzhauer opened her home Thursday afternoon to Circle two members for a brief business meeting followed by a social hour featuring Cootie. Prizes went to Mrs. Albert Wragg Mrs. Harold Allsop and Mrs. William Holzhauer. Refreshments were served to eight members and four guests. The July meeting will be at Mrs. George Pippert’s home.
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Fred Holzhauer
Circle Two
St. John’s Woman’s Union
Albert Wragg
Harold Allsop
William Holzhauer
George Pippert
Busy Stitchers 4 H Club Plans Twice Weekly Meetings
The Busy Stitchers 4 H Club met at Lake Avenue School Friday afternoon with all members present. After the business meeting the girls served refreshments, planned meetings on Wednesdays and Fridays, and set the next gathering for June 29 at 2 PM with Anna King and Dorothy Frieschkorn as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Loretta Green
Esther Schmidkons
Anna King
Dorothy Frieschkorn
Ladies Dime Society Held Meeting at Congregational Church
A regular meeting of the Ladies Dime Society was held in the Congregational church parlors Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Waliz as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Postage stamp bought to assuage conscience
DECATUR Ind A conscience stricken farmer paid a rural mailman 3 cents with this explanation Several years ago I sent a letter through the mails using a stamp on which I had erased the cancellation marks I want to reimburse Uncle Sam for that
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Decatur
Ind
Sam
First English Vinland Flight Debuts from Croydon Helsingfors
The first airliner to fly from England to Vinland recently departed from Croydon and arrived in Helsingfors marking a historic long distance service.
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England
Vinland
Croydon
Helsingfors
A Creed For The Discouraged From The Better Way
A motivational creed asserts happiness comes from God and usefulness to others. It declares trials forge character and that the soul cannot be crushed by defeat. The speaker vows to master circumstances, turn obstacles into opportunities, and meet tomorrow with courage and faith. Selected.
Carlisle Scouts Investure Service in Fire Lands Area
Carlisle Scouts hold an Investure Service Tuesday June 28 at 8 o'clock at La Porte M E Church. They will receive their Scout charter and First Aid badges after completing requirements. R L Newcomb will conduct with arrangements by W L Bowen and Myron Saussler. program includes a speaker and special music. All are urged to attend.
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Carlisle
Carlisle Scouts
Fire Lands Area
W. L. Bowen
la Porte M. E. Church
R. L. Newcomb
Fire Land Area
Bowen
Myron Saussler
Morning Address at LaPorte M E Church
Reverend Thomas Hughes will give the morning sermon at 11 15 A M with special music by the Young People's Choir directed by Mrs H H Gregg featuring Looking Beyond by Grieg The Sunday School meets at 10 15 A M with the Young People's Sunday School Orchestra under Miss Eleanor Robson offering special numbers Parishioners are invited to attend and bring flowers.
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Thomas Hughes
LaPorte M. E
Young People’s Choir
H. H. Gregg
Looking
Grieg
Young People’s
Eleanor Robson
Summer Art Course Opens With Bead Work Plans
Young students join a new Summer Art Course taught by Miss June Harrison at Harrison Grove on Grafton Road. Sessions run Wednesdays 9 to 12, focusing on hand crafts, sketching, painting and leather work with bead work starting next week. Adults may join an optional class in the Myron Saussler basement if demand rises. Contact Mrs. Myron Saussler or Miss Harrison to enroll.
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June Harrison
Harrison Grove
Grafton Road
Myron Saussler
Postponed La Porte Ladies Aid Meeting In Columbia Center
Mrs. Thomas Hughes sustained a broken hip and was taken to Berea Hospital causing the General Aid meeting of La Porte M. E. Church Ladies Aid to be postponed. The article also notes Mrs. A P Bailey's improvement after a long illness and outlines various local family visits and upcoming plans.
Wit and Wisdom Practical Religion
A humorous exchange between a colored man and his minister about religion, sin, and debts ends with a quip that the discussion shifts from religion to business.
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Brothah
Pahson
Alcohol and Its Detrimental Effects Cited by Haven Emerson
A medical listing by Haven Emerson M D describes alcohol as a depressant narcotic poison. It asserts alcohol causes disease including psychosis neuritis gastritis cirrhosis of the liver and death and notes increased infection risk slower recovery from illness higher accident risk reduced endurance and impaired judgment.
Eaton Sweet Delights Club Holds June Meeting
The third Sweet Delights Club meeting was at the school house June 13 at 1 30. After business the girls baked nut bread with a pitcher of Coca Cola, and cleaned up, with several members named for duties. Dorothy Kindig became a member and the next meeting was planned for June 28 at Arlene Austins home.
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Betty Ziehm
Dorothy Kindig
Arlene Austin
Isabella Traxler
Ruth Bassett
Father’s Day Observance At Bible School Service
Thirteen fathers registered at the Bible school session and received small tokens. Remarks on Fathers Day origin were offered by the superintendent while Mrs. King led singing of That Silver-haired Daddy of Mine and Faith of Our Fathers unitedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Crowell
Fathers
Family visitors and local social gatherings noted in Cleveland area
Carl Whitney and daughter Alene Whitney of Cleveland plan to accompany relatives on annual Coldwater Lake vacations now in their third year with Carl Whitney's brother C F Whitney. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. J E Dewhurst on a New England motor trip, and dinners with the Reisingers, Bailey and Bowen families across East avenue and Grafton Road. Doris Gilbert leaves for Sullivan for weeks with Mrs W R Pauley. A Sunday picnic at W L Bowen’s home brought together E C Bowen family of Cleveland and Nettie A Bowen of Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Whitney
Alene Whitney
Cleveland
C. F. Whitney
Coldwater Lake
Coldwater
Michigan
J. E. Dewhurst
Middle Avenue
New England
Walter Reisinger
Elmer Reisinger
Seville
Frank Reisinger
Rochester
New York
A. P. Bailey
East Avenue
Doris Gilbert
Butternut Ridge Road
Sullivan
W. R. Pauley
Archie Welton
Howard Kleiner
Betty
Kenneth
Belden
W. L. Bowen
Grafton Road
E. C. Bowen
Nettie A. Bowen
Huntington
Sharon Camp Mesa Opens 39th Annual Session
Sharon Camp Mesa convenes its 39th annual session starting Thursday evening June 30 and running through July 10 at the Center. President D. P. Fulmer notes a banner year with improvements to buildings and grounds, many tents and dormitory reservations, and a large turnout of ministers and laypeople from Northern Ohio. Evangelists include Rev. Tes Anderson, Rev. James, and De H. Morrison. Mind Director N. B. Vandall. program features quartets from several states and special music. no gate fees and ample parking. Temperance motto cited by Jeremy Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cdis
Sharon
Ee Center
D. P. Fulmer
Tentsa
Ohio
Caila. There Will Be Three Daily Servis In the Main Tabernacle
Furmer
Tes Anderson
Kentucky
J. Hames
South Carolina
de H. C. Morrison
N. B. Vandall
Eve Clauson
Jonny Larason
Burden of Tomorrow Adds Weight for Man to Bear
A concise quotation notes that adding tomorrow’s burden to today’s load makes the weight insufferable for a man, attributed to Geo. MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. MacDonald
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World Religious News
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la Porte
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Music Store
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Sunbeam Heating
Lowe Brothers Paints
Whateley
the Loomis
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Pete
Harold Nicholson
Lehman-Johnson Co
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Henry Ward Beecher
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