Services In The Churches FIRST BAPTIST Church Notice
FIRST BAPTIST announces 9:30 Sunday School and 10:45 morning service with evangelist Colegrove to speak. Evening service at 7:30 with orchestra from 7:20 and evangelist non service by F A Yost at 7:30. B Y P W meets 6:16 Sunday. Holy Communion at 7:30 and church school 9:30. Easter meetings emphasize Passion theme over the next two weeks. Public invited.
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First Baptist
bin" Colegrove
Colegrave
F. A. Yost
Second Congregational Church
God
Christ
A. E. Kemp
S. H. Boynton
Heyser
Huerter
Christian Endeavor
Sunday Worship and Services Across Elyria Churches
Sunday services at multiple churches feature sermons on atonement and unity with God. First United Presbyterian and Hungarian Reform hold morning worships with special programs for Independence Day, temperance events, Bible studies, and youth activities. The Second Congregational invites all to join Lent messages and choir engagements as Rev. Auld preaches. Make Elyria a churchgoing city.
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Elytix
United Presbyterian
First United Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Men's Missionary League
Congo
Men’s Missionary League
Make Elyria x Churchgoing City
The Sunday Lesson Sermon from the Church of Christ Scientist outlines scriptural readings for March 14, 1937. It cites Romans 8 25 and Hebrews 8 10 and quotes from Science and Health about immortal ideas transmitted by divine Mind through divine Science to correct error and produce harmonious results.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
House of Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Telephone patrol system for Sunday school classes
Divide the class into divisions A, B, C with captains and lieutenants. Lieutenants keep names addresses and phone numbers and report absences to captains. Lieutenants notify their squads to spread messages quickly, boosting attendance and rapid communication.
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Leutenant
Home Education and The Value of Preparation
An article argues that rapid, incomplete study leads to failed outcomes. It cites Paderewski who memorized under pressure, but later forgot the pieces, illustrating that lasting achievement requires steady preparation and continued effort. The piece urges students to avoid cram courses and embrace thorough study for enduring results.
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Anme
Paderewski
Paris
Strasbourg
Oberlin Methodist Churches History Through 1928 Dedication
Lorain County church history traces Methodism in Oberlin from 1858 with Rev Ira Hitchcock and initial lot purchase on South Main. After several reorganizations and a 1917 fire, a new North Maine street church opened in 1927 and was dedicated in 1928 by Bishop Henderson. Rev 8S. Lee Whiteman, Jr. serves as current pastor.
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Oberon
Ira Hitchcock
Amherst
North Oato
South Main Street
G. A. Reeder
J. M. Pounds
Pittsfield
J. Evans
E. H. Warner
Oberlin
Maine Street
Charles Hall
Oberlin College
Warner Hall
Second Congregational Church
Henderson
First Methodist Church
Lee Whiteman, Jr
Daily toil yields steady knowledge and progress
D. Carl Yoder asserts that progress comes from a series of small continuous daily efforts. A single effort remains sterile without ongoing work, as knowledge in science or art arises only through consistent daily toil and effort.
Make Elyria a Churchgoing City policy and quiz
A piece extols self improvement and civic aim under a religious tone, urging Elyria to become churchgoing. It frames best practices in life and society, lists biblical questions and answers, and closes with a quote from Underhill about renouncing temporal goods for eternity.
World Religious News Highlights From St Simon's Island to Kyoto
The Wesley Oak on St Simon's Island recalls early missionary work by John and Charles Wesley and the first Sunday school. Elsewhere an anonymous gift funds a new study track at Kyoto Imperial University pairing Buddhism and Christianity. A tomato pepper tribute marks church ties to England in Freehold New Jersey. An All Saints Hospital in Aklavik in the Northwest Territories opens under Episcopalian dedication. The Godless Institute in Barcelona aims to train propaganda agents for Portugal and South America. Roton opens its first Jewish parochial school with gradual grade expansion. A Congregational Christian report notes 70 percent pew vacancy and 38 percent member non-support across regions, with lowest attendance from New York to D C and highest in the Southeast.
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St. Simon’s Island
Wesley
Georges Whitfield John
Charles Wesley
Georgia
Wesleys
Imperial Japanese University
Kyoto
Freehold
N. J
England
Arctic Circle
All Saints Hospital
Aklavik
Northwest Territory
Barcelona
Roger Rabson
Convent of
Congregational Christian Churches
New York
District of Columbia
Church Invites Faith Renewal This Lent
W. 8. Boyd urges a new renaissance of faith aiming for practical daily life. He calls on readers to embrace reasonable, intelligent faith that envisions peace, brotherhood, and righteousness. The church offers an opportunity to renew belief during Lent. attend next Sunday.
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Boyd
Jesus Christ
D. Carl Yoder
St John’s Lutheran Church Service Prominent Faithful Attendance
St John’s Lutheran Church reports high parish devotion with 500 members and an average Sunday attendance of 300. Since January 1, 3000 have attended 10 Sunday services, plus 1000 at five midweek Lenten services. Parishioners will hear Pastor Schroeder on The Great Baptism of God at 10 am. A German Lenten service at 11 am precedes next Wednesday’s final midweek talk by Rev. W Breda on Herod. Luther Hour airs at 1 pm on WGAR WLW.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Pastor Schroeder
Rev. W. Breda
Berea
Herod
WGAR
WLW
Quotations on Faith and Social Commentary
A compilation of aphorisms on faith, self discipline, and self critique contrasts with a Courier Journal note on traffic safety and Britain’s drink bill. It cites Drunk driving concerns, police action, and a 1935 liquor expenditure tally totaling about 1.165 billion dollars. The piece offers dated reflections and social observations from diverse sources.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Canada
Britain
George B. Wilson
United Kingdom of Alliance
Special Services At Eaton Church
Joe Belcastro, a naturalized American citizen, will preach each evening during pre Easter services at Eaton Church from March 21 to 28. He lives in Washington Pennsylvania and was brought from Italy as a child. Raised in the coke regions, he later settled in Washington slums where he was converted at a local mission and became a forceful preacher. He left the Catholic church about six years ago.
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Joe Belcastro
Eaton Church
Mr. Belcastro
Washington
Pennsylvania
Italy
Coke
Joe
Belcastro
Eaton Church News Hosts Week of Endeavor Activities
The Eaton Christian Endeavor announces a Sunday night party with an actual moving picture show at Howard Spitzer’s home. Monday features a Southern Fish Dinner for the pastor and wife and church board, followed by a talk. Tuesday offers a Workers Conference waffle supper at Mr and Mrs Stevenson. Wednesday, Fidelis class meets at Walter Fishburn home as March is themed. Both Intermediate and Young People's classes plan parties next week with final details to be announced.
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C. E
Eaton Christian Endeavor
Howard Spitzer
South
Workers Conference
Stevenson
Fidelis
Walter Fishburn
Beer consumption toll on wages cited in early report
The passage notes annual beer spending per person at sixteen dollars or fifty dollars per family, condemning the burden on poor workers. It laments Canada following the same trend, signaling concern among farsighted observers about social costs and wage erosion.
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Canada
Carl Yoder
Spanish Art Displayed in Toledo Museum Show
Spanish paintings brought to the Carnegie International Exhibition in 1935 and barred from shipment home due to the Spanish Civil War are being shown at Toledo's Museum of Art.
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Toledo
United States
Spain
Museum of Art
Choi Have Come Th Have you heard of
The passage reads like an OCR fragment with errant words and incomplete phrases. It mentions a tenor singing Now Lay Me Down to Sleep before a sermon and a minister asking Can You Face the Music before organ selections. It references a sermon on Promptness, a choir piece Waited for the Lord, and a quartet singing Steal Away during the sermon, with remarks about character and upgrade versus downgrade.
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Choi
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