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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1929
Page
6
At 144 East Bridge Street the morning service starts at 10:00 a.m. Sunday school follows at 2:00 p.m. with a preaching service at 8:00 p.m. A prayer service is held Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. All times are listed for weekly gathering.
William C. Fowler, minister, leads Bible school at 9 36 p m and morning worship at 7 30 p m with the King's Marching Orders. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m on What Church Shall I Join. Mrs Alice B Seiring sings solo at both services. COME AND WORSHIP.
Cor. Middle and Third Udwin B. Redhead, rector, preaches on the Third Sunday in Lent. Holy Communion and sermon at 10 45. Church School at 9 15. Evening prayer and sermon at 6 54.
Rev W C Birkner pastor announces services at 242 Eastern Heights Blvd Sunday School 9 15 English 10 00 German 11 00 Lenten English service 7 00 p m.
Second Congregational Church at Corner Lake Avenue and West Street lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 49 Y P LS C B at 6 30 and evening service at 7 34 Pastoral leadership is C Wisemax with local services scheduled.
The Called Bible Students invite all to attend Sunday worship at 10 30. Members extend cordial invitation to neighbors and friends for worship and fellowship.
Rev G A Brown pastor East avenue and Grace court conducts morning service at 10 45. Sermon theme Echoes From the Recent Evangelistic Campaign. Y P C U at 6 36 pm. Evening service at 7 30 Theme F Excuse Me or the Pleas that Keep Men from Christ. Testimony meeting Wednesday at 7 30. Subject What the Evangelist Campaign Did For Me.
The item lists First Congregational on Storner Court and Second streets with Dr. W. M. Auld presiding. Church school begins at 9 30 a m with classes for all departments.
Morning worship starts at 10 45 with Dr Auld delivering a sermon titled King of Kings Music will include Prelude Adagio Mendelssohn Anthem Jubitate in F major Nevin Offertory Love Divine O Love Excelling by Smart performed by Mr Morgan and Mr Williams and Temple Prelude Postlude Temple Prelude by Tetrall
Grace Lutheran Church at Princeton Avenue and East Hiver Street hosts Sunday School and Adult Bible Class at 9 15 a m led by Rev Harry C Mubly with a sermon on A Definition of Faith This is part of a series on Lutheran Small Catechism themes Lent service Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Sermon The World's Redeemer We preach Christ crucified.
Cambridge and Prospect streets hosts Holland and Wolfe as pastor. Morning service at 11:00 with a sermon on the Meaning of Lent to Present Day Christians.
Rev RR T Ketcham leads at 9:45 Bible School with classes for all ages and 10:45 Morning Worship featuring special music and the sermon How to Live a Victorious Life. 6:30 B Y P U cancelled March 3, reunion planned March 10. 7:50 Evening Service with Calvary's Gloom and Glory. Visitors welcome. Music director Robert T Moore and organist Prof L C Holden.
A list of area churches including Clast Church and Christ Scientist at East Avenue with 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 service on Christ Jesus subject. Reading room hours daily from 10 AM to 6 PM and Friday evenings 7 to 9. Also Lake Avenue schools Stop Co and S. W. Traction, Elyria. Morning service 10:45 led by Rev. D. P. Fulmer. Alliance Spiritual Church and St Agnes, Emmanuel Lutheran at Fourth Street with sermon Spiritual Fire by Rev Harold A. Sayles. African Methodist at 343 Seventeenth Street. St Pauls Evangelical with Lenten services. First Methodist Episcopal at Third and Court with 9:39 Sunday school and 10:45 service. Parish notices invite public worship.
A farewell party honored years of presidential inaugurations with music and ice cream as about 30 friends gathered. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Klasec, Elyria visitors joined out-of-town attendees. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs. Sparks over the loss of their infant daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The notice lists an evening service at 7 39 with a theme How to Remain a Real Christian and a sermon titled Power of Christian Decision a Leaf out of Life of Daniel. An Epworth League service is scheduled for 6 30 pm.
128 Pine street Rev. Wm F. Early. Sunday school at 10:00 2 m. BY.POG, at 6:00 9 m. Evening service at 730. Prayer ceervice Wednesday at $0 p. m. All welcome.
North Ridgeville Congregational Church led by Rev. D C Youth offers Sunday school at 10 09 and morning service at 11. Second Meo Church at 2307 Middle Avenue with Pastor W P Killogs holds Sunday school at 9 50 morning service at 11 00 and evening service at 6 45. Prayer meeting on Wednesdays at 7 15.
Location at 10th sireoi. Sunday school at 2 30 p m morning service 11 oclock Young People meeting 6 p m Deacon Munk superintendent Evening service 7 30 oclock Deacon Dickinson Seader Wednesday 7 50 p m prayer meeting Choir rehearsal Friday 7 39 p m
Rev. C. Brown pastor conducts services with Sunday school at 9:20 am and evening worship at 7:00 pm. The church has moved its location to 25 West Avenue.
The First Spiritualist Church schedules its weekly gathering in G. and R. Hall. For March 3 the program features a top local speaker for message work and conversation, inviting attendance.
A church notice from Foursquare Gospel Light House Inc. at 127 Elizabeth Court Row lists Sunday morning worship at 11:00 and morning services, with evening gatherings and a Wednesday cottage meeting hosted by Pastor William J. Pellow.
Salvation Army services announced by Captain D. ashes as officer in charge. A street meeting was held Saturday night at 7:59 p.m. with Salvation Army organizer addressing attendees.
March notices from South Ridge list attendees at the Hickory Tree gathering in Amherst and a Wednesday meeting at Bernice Fowl's home. Evelyn Real and others joined the E L C E rally at First Evangelical Church in Amherst with Rev. C Waltworth and Newton Raus among those present.
Donald, Mrs. Elizabeth Fowl and Bernice and Miriam Fowl attended as do seven members and visitors. The Elyria Pedigreed Canary club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phiel and E. Forde gave lessons on canary tunes. The next meeting will be at FE Forde’s home in Elyria in two weeks.
Lagrange notices report Frank A Jensen from Rockport visiting relatives, Mildred Beard out of school due to her mother's illness surgery in Columbus, and Tenis Holcomb showing strong work. Man Peares to live with sister Mrs. Waller in Wibertia. Schowind of Elyria presented fine pictures in the school auditorium, with pupils staging an entertainment and visitors in attendance. High school orchestra completed a Minaste, and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rhudia are mentioned in passing.
The note hints at Bergen’s famed seven hills echoing Rome’s topography. It contrasts European city layouts with Bergen’s own geographic rise and historic urban development, suggesting a shared ancient terrain theme.
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