Multiple Churches Offer Sunday Services in LaPorte Area
A sweep of local church notices lists Sunday activities across LaPorte and nearby areas. Methodist and Second M E churches announce morning and evening services with varied themes, plus sermon topics and youth groups. other congregations include St John’s Lutheran, Pilgrim Community, and Salvation Army events throughout the week.
Teudyard Kip's Hey
Fragmentary verse lines echo a poem fragment with archaic diction. Readable clues mention Teudyard Kip and a likely citation. The readable text suggests a historical or literary snippet about a poet and familial imagery.
Home Eden Lord Macauley on Mothers Love
Lord Macauley reflects on his mother’s enduring love and the preciousness of a mother’s eyes and care. He recalls her tender voice and comforting kiss, noting how her memory guides him after her grave and through life’s hard world.
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Lilah
Michael
Sally Warbe
Sally
Lilsh
Lord Macauley
Hind
Ridgeville Churches Offer Sunday Services and Music
Congregational Rev. Edward C. Young leads Sunday at 10:15 with topic Religion and the Home and special music by the Choir and Sunday School. St. Peter’s Catholic Father John N. Rhein presides with Masses at 8:15 and 10:16 and a benediction after the final Mass with baptism following the service.
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ST. John's Lutheran Broad Street
West Agenns
W. C. Birkner
Eastern Heights Blvd
ST. Andrews Episcopal Corner
Edwin B. Redhead
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Third Street
Middle Avenue
Paul Bourquin
ST. Peter’s Catholic
John N. Rhein
Sacred concert and community notices in Bay Village
Sunday evening featured a sacred concert directed by Prof. A. L. Rideour with Berea Methodist choir. Oscar J. Fox of the Lakewood YMCA will speak at Epworth League at 7 00 p.m. Funeral of Henry A. Seitz held from Foote road home with burial at Lake View Cleveland. Nellie Dodd returns from Florida to teach in Dover school. Frank Sadler returns from Florida. Mrs C N Kirkpatrick and Edna and Gertrude Hassler attended Grand Opera in Cleveland. Mrs Clifton Aldrich hosted a club gathering. Womens Club program included playlet Minstrel show and music at Park Side school. S W Strimple regains mobility with crutches. Augusta Hinze returns to 35 street from Miami Beach. Large farm along Lake road of Ellen Wood allotted including two houses and homesteads. transfers: Charles Hubbard to Myrtle Zavits lot 506 Ely's ad to Elyria 3000 dollars. E Kent to Edna Zimmer lot 5 bik 8 Hogan's 3rd ad to Elyna 135000.
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Miss Dodd
Dover
Frank Sadler
Florida
Iatake Worth
C. N. Kirkpatrick
Edna
Gertrude Hassler
Cleveland
Clifton Aldrich
Osborn Road
Womans Club
Park Side
Metta Drake
S. W. Strimple
Augusta Hinze
Miami Beach
Lake Road
Ellen Wood
Lake Side
Sunday School Lesson Ave Questions on the Day
The piece lists questions tied to a May 10 1925 Sunday school lesson focusing on Acts 8 26 39 and Philip as an evangelist. It includes prayer text and notes on Bible study use and evangelism urgency. It also includes book reviews for Advertising and Pastoral Methods.
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Sur- May
Philip
Orig
Phil
David Starch
A. W. Shaw Company
Chicago
New York
G. B. F. Hallork
George H. Doran Publishing Co
Mother Who Ran To Help Me When I Fell
A short poem fragment by Anne Taylor recalling a mother’s comforting care. It reflects gratitude and affection for a mother who assists after a fall and offers soothing care.
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Anne Taylor
African Song Story Becomes American Folk Melodies
The article traces the transformation from African roots to American slavery and the birth of a distinct spiritual song tradition. It notes the 1619 Jamestown slave trade and the enduring power of faith and song among enslaved Africans who became Americans. The Negro Melody Singers perform May 12 at the Congregational church.
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Olympus
Aurora
Plymouth
James River
Jamestown
Africa
Pocahontas
John Rolfe
Amerea
God
America
Negro Melody Singers
London Hotels Train Staff in Foreign Languages
London hotels prepare for a summer influx of foreign visitors by teaching waiters bellboys and other staff foreign languages in anticipation of the British Empire Exhibition.
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London
Trans Continental Rail Line Note
A report describes a long straight stretch of railroad across the continent with no curved sections, mentioning a 300 mile straightaway in an Australian context.
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Matlarher
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Methodist Episcopal
Court Strests
Edwin Kirby
Epworth League
New Audrium
Slance Spiritual Church OF Truth I. C.C. F
Spsak
Anna Hale
Elyria
Ling
M. E
16Th St
Middle Ave
W. L. Noel
Kod Junior League
Laporte M. EF
Churcil
LaPorte M. E
MT. Zion Baptist
Pine Street
J. W. Webb
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
W. L. Burner
Judge Wilcox
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Jeffries Ofet
Econd Congregational
C.F. Wiseman
Gatee Pool
Ws2
ACE Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
River Street
Harry C. Muhly
FIRST
Congregational Dormer Court
Eete Ter
William Muir Auld
Min
Good Will Bible
Peppie
Les Amies
Young Men
G. A. R. Hall
Ava Wheston
Ohio State Lyceums
First Baptist
Second Street
W. L. Walker
First Church OF Christ Scientist
East Avenue
Redington Block
Cheapside
West Ave
Church I
Las
the International Bible Students
Wurst’s Hall
Lake Avenue
Lake Avenua
Pilgrim
Cambridge
Prospect Sts
Lodi Street
Rev. C. L. Brown
United Presbyterian
G. A. Brown
Mary
Ead
Gryway
Jirah
Fala
Teudyard Kips
Mary Kimmell
Washington, D. C
Ridgeville Churches
Edward C. Young
BAY Village
Charles Hubbard
Myrtle Zavits
Ely
OC. E. Kent
Edna Zimmer
Hogan
Elyna
Chronicle Telegram
Elyria China Crockery Store
Business College
Joy Boys
Sanko
Broad St
First Church of Christ
Elyria, Ohio
Christian Science
Samuel W. Greene
C. S
Louisville, Kentucky
Mother Church
The
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Rialto Theatre
Cleveland Bicycle Store
Candyland
Glade Thomas
Savin Ban
Aree
Bia
Ohio
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