Paul’s Evangelical Church Announces Weekly Services
The church lists Sunday activities including Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 and a German service at 8 45. The Young People’s League hosts a St Peter’s Amherst visitor night and there is a mother daughter banquet and a Peace Rally planned with local churches. The Beacon Light Class and Women’s Union schedule events and council meetings are noted.
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Paul's Evangelical
Young People’s League
Young People's League
St. Peter's Church
Amherst
League
Beacon Light
the Gables
Church Council
Women’s Union
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Second Congregational Church
Sunday church schedule with Leonard Fisk leader ship
Sunday school led by Leonard Fisk starts at 9 30 with open invitation. Morning worship follows at 10 45 featuring the choir singing Gentle Holy Saviour by Gounod. Dr Boird delivers a sermon titled What I Owe to God Myself My Fellows.
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Leonard Fisk
Gounod
Sunday church services and youth devotional hour
Epworth League devotional hour at 6 30 p m invites young people to attend. Evening worship at 7 30 features Dr Bond and the sermon Use What You Have. Youth meeting follows at 7 30. Ascension Day service at 10 00.
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Epworth League
Abraham a Man of Faith at Sec ond Congregational Church
The Sec ond Congregational Church schedules a 9:30 Sunday school for all ages with Genesis study 12-14 and an adult lesson on Abraham. Worship at 10:45 features Dr. A E Kemp Pentecostal message A Healthy Religious Organism. Choir sings Hail to the King Victorius and The Sun of My Soul duet. Christian Endeavor Young People meet 2:15 for transport to Medina Youth Fellowship at First Congregational Lorain for Hands Across the Sea program with Oberlin College speakers and church supper.
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Second Congregational Church
Abraham
A. E. Kemp
King Victorius
Chenoweth
Ashford
Lorain
Knights of the Round Table and Overcomers Theme
The pastor preaches on overcomers and precious promises from Revelation. Communion will be observed. Junior and Senior B Y P U meet at 6 15 pm. Evening sermon titled As a Fool Dieth follows with choir music and spirituals. Greenwood Rally by Elyria youths Tuesday with Rev John Green speaker.
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Knights of the Round Table
Dieth
Elyria
Greenwood
John Green
Wellington
Pilgrimage Theme Opens Auld’s Vacation Sermon
Rev William Muir Auld delivers his last sermon before a four month England and Scotland vacation. The First Congregational church invites members to a 10 45 AM communion service with the choir singing The Great Day of the Lord Is Here by George C Martin.
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William Muir Auld
England
Scotland
First Congregational Church
George C. Martin
Should Christians Be Different from Other People
Rev. George A. Brown delivers the morning message at First United Presbyterian Church at 10 45. Bible School studies Abraham a Man of Faith Genesis 11 27 20 18. Young people meet at 6 30 p m. Prayer meeting and Bible study on I Corinthians chapter eight begins Wednesday at 7 30 p m.
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George A. Brown
First United Presbyterian Church
Bible School
Abraham
I Corinthians
Sunday Services at Church of Christ Highlight 9:30 Bible School
The Church of Christ holds Bible School at 9:30 a.m. worship begins at 10:35 with Rev. Foster delivering the sermon titled When Life Cracks Up. The Christian Endeavor Society meets at 6:30 and the Bible study class at 7:30.
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Church of Christ
Bible
Foster
Christian Endeavor Society
Rogation Sunday Service and Hymn Anthem
The note outlines Rogation Sunday with special prayers for agriculture and a church service schedule. Sunday School at 9 30, Holy Communion and sermon at 10 45, and an offertory anthem No Blade of Grass Can Flourish by Bach Frank. The sermon will emphasize the revised theme.
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Bach Frank
Signs of the Times Sermon on Christ’s Return at Nazarene Church
The pastor at the Church of the Nazarene will deliver a sermon tomorrow night on the signs of the times and the second coming of Christ. Special instrumental and vocal music will precede the devotional. Morning worship focuses on Our Christian Obligation with a call to revive zeal amid spiritual lethargy. Sunday School begins at 9 45.
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Church of the Nazarene
Chrisy
Grange Holds Morning Worship at Congregational Church
The local Grange will worship in a body at the Congregational church tomorrow morning. Mr. Young will use a theme appropriate for this meeting. Services begin at 11 o'clock. An adult Bible class at 10:30 a.m. will be taught by Mr. Young.
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Congregational Church
Lesson Sermon Topics in May 2 1937 at Church of Christ Scientist
The weekly Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for May 2 1937 centers on enduring themes of wrongdoing and reward. It highlights Proverbs 13 21 and 20 1 and cites Mary Baker Eddy on mastery of the body to overcome depraved appetites.
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Churches of Christ, Scientist
lLesson-Sermon
Mary Baker Eddy
Lessons From Youth: Lessons Learned Before Twenty One
A compiled list of maxims reflecting health, money, habits, patience, effort, truthfulness, and advice from older generations. It emphasizes seeds and harvest, time and work, value of service, and the Bible’s guidance for living well.
Questions on Moses and early Christian leadership
The inquiries ask who buried Moses and where, why Christ called himself the good shepherd, who accompanied the first Christian missionaries, how David armed for Goliath, words prophesying Christian unity, and the identity of Adoram.
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Moses
Christ
the Good Shepherd
David
Goliath
Answered questions from scripture and history
God himself in Moab. The good shepherd gives his life for the sheep. John Mark is usually called Mark. With a sling and five smooth pebbles. There shall be one fold and one shepherd. The officer of king's taxes sent by Rehoboam to the rebellious tribes was stoned to death.
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God
Moab
John Mark
Mark
Rehoboam
Burnham
Man's Hidden History Seeker Struggles Through Time
A reflective quote notes that a person often remains unknown as history unfolds. effort and perseverance propel individuals forward despite obscurity and ambiguity.
Wounds Caused by Sharp Tongue Take Long to Heal
A terse remark leaves lasting harm as the insult lingers beyond the moment of the exchange. The saying likens verbal injuries to physical wounds, noting slow recovery and lingering impact on relationships and self esteem.
Wellington St Patrick's Church History and Missions
The Wellington Catholic community grew from a small 1850 mission serving railroad workers to a parish with a succession of resident pastors. Since 1893 a long list of priests served the church, which acquired its North Main Street building in 1908, previously the North Primary school, and relied on missions due to small membership.
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Wellington
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
M. Healy
Grafton
Shelby
J. L. Calvin
Deeneny
G. J. Vahey
Medina
M. W. Horst
J. J. Powers
S. Weber
L. Plumanns
J. R. Kenny
T. Guinn
Nolan
Deitz
Shannon
Regan
O'Reilly
Wilson
Root
B. Lenz
Donnerly
William T. Moran
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
North Main Street
John H. O’brien
Cleveland
Wellington Catholic Church
The Church Invites You Regular Church Attendance
M.G. Woodward urges regular church attendance as a public proof of belief in the church’s supreme importance. He argues worship and daily inspiration require active cooperation, not mere abstract faith, and invites readers to attend next Sunday. D Carl Yoder signs the appeal.
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Carl Yoder
Christ Way of Life The Hope for Enemies Turned Friends
A church forum argues that violence and punishment fail to remove foes. Historical patterns show enemies grow from war and rebuke, while Christ’s love dissolves hostility. When one accepts Christ, a craving to do good emerges toward all, turning enemies into friends and offering world hope.
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Christ
Wit and Wisdom on Sit Down Strikes in Religion
The church paper editor argues sit down strikes are ancient in religion, tracing the idea to the Apostle’s protest to the church at Sardis describing them as neither hot nor cold. He suggests such tactics have long existed under religious practice and critique.
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Apostle
Sardis
Sermonograms on Faith Emphasize Depth Over Length
A bulletin reflection extols faith as long-range sight, valuing depth of life over its duration. It urges embracing trials and learning from many mistakes rather than seeking short lived ease.
Quotations on Character and Convictions from Various Authors
A collection of short aphorisms and maxims on courage sincerity faith and moral conduct from Henry Van Dyke Burnham and others. The statements emphasize bravery honesty convictions and the consequences of success fear and apathy.
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Henry van Dyke
World Religious News Highlights From Moscow and Beyond
Dr. Guest reports a Moscow church congregation of 1500 with no seats for an hour and a half, indicating widespread crowding and a shift in religious practice under the Soviet regime. Debts totaling 63000 dollars for five Bartlesville Oklahoma churches were cleared at Easter by Frank Phillips and the city’s wealthiest resident. The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union begins its world convention in Washington from June 3 to 8, the sixth in as many decades, marking its 45th year. The 1636 act by Bennett and Bentyn is noted as Long Island’s first church site on Gowanus Bay.
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Dr. Guest
Moscow
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Frank Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
United States
Washington
Francis E. Willard
Boston
Stockholm
Sweden
Long Island
William A. Bennett
Jacques Bentyn
Gowanus Bay
New Cover Chosen For Century-Long Book Cover
The project aims for a cover lasting 500 years or more. Douglas Cockrell oversees binding and tests fifteen oak boards from Letchworth. four will be chosen. The skins use white alum goatskin with silver clasps to keep the volume closed.
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Douglas Cockrell
Letchworth
Codex Sinaiticus Bought by British Museum
The Codex Sinaiticus was written by hand in early Christianity and purchased a few years ago from Soviet Russia by the British Museum for $500,000.
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Soviet Russia
British Museum
Prohibition vow at Anti-Saloon League meeting in St Petersburg
Bishop H H Fout opening keynote at the Anti Saloon League gathering in St Petersburg declares prohibition will return in three years. He blasts repeal as retrogression and urges united dry forces to amend the constitution. He cites government spend on enforcing prohibition and cites traffic deaths and crime as consequences.
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Anti-Saloon League
St. Petersburg
Florida
H. H. Fout
Bishop Fout
Bishop Cannon
America
Unknown Man’s Quiet Labor Shapes Hidden Good
A reflective line likens unseen deeds to a water vein beneath the earth, quietly nourishing the land and turning ground green through concealed effort. It emphasizes humble, persistent acts building lasting benefit.
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Carlyle
The Slave Girl staged by Amherst High Latin class
In Amherst Ohio on May 1 a senior high chapel performance presented The Slave Girl. Students wore Roman costumes and portrayed Lucius Cornelius Rufinus and other figures including Valeria Ruth Miller and Egeria Jessie Biddinger.
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Amherst. O
Lucius Cornelius Rufinus
Henry Edwards
Valeria
Ruth Miller
Aulus
Clarence
Gerber
Gaius Valerius Blandus
Ralph Holzhauer
Egeria
Jessie Biddinger
Ajax
James Dellefield
Pontifex Maximus
Claude Rahl
Flamen
Robert Krieg
Promba
Donola Brill
Ida ‘Truscello
Edna Mae Lehman
Betty Ehlert
Elsie Kovach
Neva Barris
Christina Davis
Dorothy Raesler
Celia Ward
Agnes Schmitz
L. Corscenes
L. Cornelius Rufinus
Social hour follows games and contests with refreshments
Social hour concluded a day of games and contests as attendees enjoyed later refreshments.
Religious services in German across three churches this Sunday
A German communion service will be held at St. Paul Lutheran at ten o clock Sunday morning with no English service. The Altar Rosary Society of St. Joseph Catholic will attend communion at eight o'clock. At 7:30 the May Queen crowning features Rev. Joseph Wanner of Cleveland. A German service also at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed at 8:30 with Sunday School and worship at the usual hour.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Altar Rosary Society
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Joseph Wanner
Cleveland
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Community Club Meets at Hoffner Home and Eagles Session
The Past Chiefs Club will gather in the evening at Mrs Edith Hoffner's home on Church street with Mrs M B Schaeffer assisting. The Eagles plan a regular session with officer elections featured. The Mary Martha class of the Congregational church sponsors a Mother Daughter party starting with a tureen dinner at 6 30.
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Edith Hoffner
Church Street
M. B. Schaeffer
Eagles
Mary Martha
Congregational Church
Local School to Observe National Music Week
Next week the school marks National Music Week with two programs. Grade pupils perform on Tuesday afternoon May 4 and high school pupils present on Thursday evening May 6 under the direction of Miss Dorothy Jones.
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Dorothy Jones
Truth Seekers Meet at Bechtel Home Friday Evening
Members of the Truth Seekers class from the First Evangelical church visited the country home of Mr and Mrs Newton Bechtel Friday evening. The fore part of the gathering was spent on routine church business.
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First Evangelical Church
Newton Bechtel
Penfield High School Play Attended by Local Residents
Miss Hulda and Helen Berger and Helen Roemer attended a Penfield High School play Friday evening. Miss Margaret Berger, instructor at Penfield High, spends the weekend at her Franklin Avenue home. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Moore of Oberlin were Amherst visitors last evening.
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Hulda
Helen Berger
Helen Roemer
Penfield High School
Margaret Berger
Penfield Hi
Franklin Avenue
F. C. Moore
Oberlin
Amherst
Peace Garden pledged as living memorial to two nations
The article describes a proposed Peace Garden as a living memorial uniting two neighboring nations in peace. It notes an international board directing the project, broad participation, and funding from individuals as well as federal and local grants, with linkage to the Para Highway and the Cristo de los Andes monument.
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Peace Garden
Peace
Tually
Para
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