Church Directory highlights weekly services across multiple congregations
A dense church directory lists pastors, Sunday schools, and service times for many congregations on 144 East Bridge Street and surrounding streets. Entries include First Baptist, St Pauls Evangelical, Lake Ave Community Church, Second Baptist, Grace Lutheran, Nazarenes, Shiloh Baptist, Church of Christ, African Methodist, Second M E, Magyar Reformed, United Presbyterian, First Methodist, and Emmanuel Lutheran among others with morning and evening worship, Bible study, and prayer meetings.
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East Bridge Street
World Religion News on Priests Nuns and Memorial Day Heroes
The report notes 6727 young Chinese men training for the native Church priesthood in China and over 5090 native nuns in school. It cites small Christian counts at Bowdoin Yale and Princeton in early dates, then highlights Yale’s 1802 revival. It mentions Cincinnati’s Peace Heroes Memorial Society active since 1923 placing memorial wreaths for fallen workers and others.
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China
Princeton College
Bowdoin
Yale
Cincinnati
Peace Heroes Memorial Society
Religion membership totals and upcoming Pastors Institute
The 1964 Yearbook of American Churches lists Roman Catholic membership at 20,198,594 and Jewish membership at 4,081,242 with forty two Christian bodies totaling 53,957,301. Other unlisted bodies total 1,505,049, bringing overall religious membership to 69,?12,874. The annual Pastors Institute will be at the University of Chicago from July 29 to August 4 with speakers including Dr. A. H. Compton and Professor Paul H. Douglas.
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Yearbook of American Churches
University of Chicago
A. H. Compton
Paul H. Douglas
Wit and Wisdom and Biblical Snippet Notes
A fragmented, era style blend references tithes offerings and biblical verses about letting the oppressed go free and Christ as foundation. It notes a Syrian general leper healed by Jordan baptism and mentions proverbs and seventh year release. A rector and warden exchange hints of church life and a monument memory.
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Jordan
Elisha
Christ Jesus
Better Way by Alfred Noyes An Invocatory Poem
The piece exhorts sacrifice to transcend petty hatreds greed and sect. It calls for dying to the old selves and rising to a nobler world, not by sword or tongue or pen but through God making us better men.
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Alfred Noyes
Come to Church on Memorial Day Sunday
The notice quotes Henry Ward Beecher praising the dead as invisible witnesses who act and inspire society. D. Carl Yoder invites the community to attend church on Memorial Day Sunday, urging reverent remembrance and national gratitude.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Our Cradle and Birthright in Patriotic Address
Dr Talmage extols three reasons to serve the country citing fathers graves cradle and children birthright. He argues against disloyalty to the nation, praising the land where descendants can grow up and live meaningfully in a glorious birthplace and upbringing.
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Dr. Talmage
Soul and Body Lesson-Sermon for May 26, 1935
The Church of Christ Scientist announces the weekly Lesson Sermon on Sunday May 26 1935 with the Golden Text from Psalm 4 2 and biblical citations from I John 2 15 18 The study includes the Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy noting the shift of focus from material sense to Soul and divine science as a path to healing and moral improvement.
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Churches of Christ
I Joan
Mary Baker Eddy
Function of Moral and Spiritual Education
The article explains that moral and spiritual education aims to transform the growing child from an instinctive self into a moral self through a spiritual ideal. Impulses emotions and desires come under inner will control guiding energy along ideas and ideals to achieve a unified integrated inner life.
Sermonograms Trove of Sacred Text Fragments Across The Land
A compact collection quotes from Shakespeare Bible and others. It reflects on national virtue peace and the aspiration for universal harmony. The garbled name fragments hint at cultural religious and historical themes in a historical newspaper clipping.
Services In The Churches So Many Confirmands At St John’s
A class of twenty children the largest since 1912 will be received into communicant membership of St John’s Lutheran Church by confirmation tomorrow at 10 o'clock. Beforehand the class will be examined on Christian doctrine as they have studied for nine months. A male octet and a ladies trio will sing special numbers. The confirmands include Alfred Arndt Richard Burandt Earl Cook Warren Dunham Viola Grugel Beatrice Guthman Harold Heathcote Richard Held Elly Luther Floyd Meschke Charles Novak Catherine Pfundt Betty Reynolds Mellyn Reynolds Alberta Schroeder Lucille Schroeder William Schroeder Ruth Schroeder John Simon and Erma Youngberg. There is no German service tomorrow. Sunday School is at 9:15. The adult Bible Class is suspended until September. Reverend Mark T. Warner will preach at 10:45, with Reverend George A. Brown in charge. The Bible School meets at 9:30 for worship and study. the topic is The Last Supper. Junior and senior youth societies meet at 6:30 and 7:00 p.m. A congregational meeting is set for 7:30. Elyria Commandery No. 60, Knights Templar, will attend the morning service with Dr. William Muir Auld speaking on The Flame of Chivalry. The choir will perform pieces from Gounod and Knapp. Emmanuel Lutheran in Lorain will celebrate the Fifth Sunday after Easter with a special note burning ceremony for Lace Day and a sermon on The Weapon of Purity. The day’s services include Sunday School at 9:45, led by A. J. Fenner.
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ST. John's Lutheran
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. Peck
W. Block
A. Schroeder
Alfred Arndt
Rchard Burandt
Earl Cook
Warren Dunham
Viola Grugel
Beatrice Guthman
Harold Heathcote
Richard Held
Elly Luther
Floyd Meschke
Charles Novak
Catherine Pfundt
Betty Reynolds
Mellyn Reynolds
Alberta Schroeder
Lucille Schroeder
William Schroeder
Ruth Schroeder
John Simon
Erma Youngberg
Mark T. Warner
United Presbyterian Church of Montrose
Colorado
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
Akron
George A. Brown
Elyria Commandery No. 60
Knights Templar
First Congregational Church
William Muir Auld
Gounod
George Tulk
Knapp
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Princeton
Garford Avenues
Sayles
Bach
Diverse church services and rotion notes from Ridgeville church calendar
A long listing of Memorial Services sermons across churches, with details on speakers Rev Dr Edward Bond and Rev Neighvour D D, military organizations, choir numbers, Rogation Sunday explanations, Holy Communion times, and upcoming events at Ridgeville Grange and Second Congregational. Includes Rogation Sunday notes, sunrise and evening services, and youth activities.
Telephone Ordering At Shops Cuts Trips and Delivers
Readers are advised that most shops operate telephones. Call ahead to order many items and have them delivered to your doorstep, saving frequent in-person trips. The notice emphasizes using the telephone to speed purchases and convenience.
To have but one life to love way country
Phrase appears as a partial quotation not tied to a clear event or person. No identifiable organizations, dates, places, or actions present to form a factual news item.
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Hale
Missionary Program Promises Sermon and Stories
A church announces a Sunday program with Dr. A B Kemp preaching on Christ Deamatizes the New World Order at 10 45 a m. Music includes Mattes anthem To Thy Temple I Repair. Sunday School at 9 45. Intermediate and Senior Societies join for a 6 p m missionary program featuring missionary stories. Dorothy Lingenfelter leads. Winners of the story telling contest may attend the C H B state convention in Columbus.
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A.B. Kemp
Columbus
Dorothy Lingenfelter
Grafton BRIEFS Ties to camp and local gatherings in May
Grafton area notes include Farmers' camp committee meeting at Medina extension agent Burris home, Farmers Wife week set for August 13 to 16 at Camp Craig, numerous visits and dinners among locals in Amherst, Cleveland, Lakewood, and Elyria, plus a 4‑H Girls club organized at Belden School with sixteen members and officers led by advisor Miss Frances Schriver.
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Grafton, O
I. E. Schriver
Burris
Medina County
Camp Craig
J. D. Obitts
H. F. Stroth
E. C. Koepke
Cleveland
Guy Durkee
Alexander Schwed
Walter Wildenheim
Columbus
Rudolph Pfeiffer
Hugh Summerton
Bertha Klinect
Lewis Klinect
Asa Mohler
Easton
Ohio
Howard Remmy
Norma Jean
Frank Stout
Akron
Phillip McCurdy
Earl Durkee
F. E. Schriver
Elyria
Daniel Belden
Ella Reichard
Martha Jane Schriver
Shirley McCurdy
Memorial Hospital
C. B. Finley
George Edwards
Vermilion
Stella Pijor
Thomas Pijor
Belden
F. EF. Lehriver
Marcella Burton
Romona Wamburger
Elizabeth Droexge
Jeanne Wise
Wilemene Mole
Ieader
Miss Frances Schriver
the Grange
Homemaker Club Holds Delightful May Meeting at Mrs A Ruder
A large Homemaker Club gathering met at Mrs A Ruder's home on a Wednesday afternoon in May. Mrs W K Rak ler presided as members reviewed the loss of Marie Sooy. Gertrude Akins of Columbia gave an address on Woman's Influence on Public Opinion. Edna Mac Baum sang two solos with Esther Haines accompanying. Haines also played two piano numbers. the assembly sang patriotic songs and discussed the Battle Hymn of the Republic. The club adjourned to meet June 26 at Mrs Carrie McClintock’s home for guest day.
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Homemaker Club
A. Ruder
W. K. Rak
Gertrude Akins
Columbia
Edna Mac Baum
Misa Esther Haines
Henry Dyke
Josephine Chamberlain
F. J. Carmean
Carrie McClintock
West Ridge MEMORIAL SERVICE in Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange held a Memorial Service for departed members at Carlisle Grange hall on Tuesday evening. Those who passed in the past year were Mrs. Lacey Miller William Hart and Henry Schildt. The program featured duets prayers psalms readings and songs with Lucile and Robert Penfound and other members participating. The 1st and 2nd degrees will be put on at the next meeting.
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Carlisle Grange
Carlisle Grange Hall
Lacey Miller
William Hart
Henry Schildt
Merle Penfound
Milton Eppley
Harry Lauer
Bruce Eppley
Sherman Mason
Circle No 3 Hosts St Pauls Elyria Meeting
Mrs Harry Laued opened her home Tuesday afternoon to Circle No 3 of St Pauls church Elyria for their monthly meeting. Fifteen members and one guest Mrs Kelly attended. The usual business was transacted with a social hour and guessing contest. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter Marian. Mrs Menz of Elyria will entertain the next meeting. date to be decided.
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Harry Laued
Circle No. 3
St. Paul's Church, Elyria
Kelly
Marian
Medina residents host gatherings amid weekend visits
Mrs Carl Fowl attended the D P club at Mrs Harland Schlecter s home in Henrietta Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Charles Walker and Mr and Mrs C B Edwards of Medina were entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs R L Walker.
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D. C
Carl Fowl
D. P
Harland Schlecter
Henrietta
Charles Walker
C. B. Edwards
Medina
R. L. Walker
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First Congregational
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Wm. Mufr Auld
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First Spiritualist
Ford M. Frybergar
Alliance Spiritualist Church
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Anna Hale
United Presbyterian
Geo. Brown
First Methodist
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E. J. Sand
Christ’s Temple
P. A
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C. H Tolbert
Pasto
Brotherhood
Mission Society
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Harold A. Sayles
ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street
West Avenue
Armin Schroeder
Salvation Army Services
R. W. Amore
World Religious News
The
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Sea of Galilee
F. R. Crawford Quality Dairy
Franklin
W. H. Jenne
Service
Ecclesiastes
Naaman
Paul
Solomon
Chern
Vas
Tvec
Puing
Episcopal Church
England
United States
ST. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Young People Society
Kappa Beta Kappa
D. Carl Yoder
Jonne
Church of Christ Scientist
Easneegenans
Church Forum
Ohio Flel. Gas Company
Colling
Hughes Provision Company
Emmanuel Lutheran
Bibi
Edward J. Bond
Grand Army of the Republic
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Dwight Burr
Jane Adams
Lord
Gladys Willams
M. B. Bender
Young Peoples Chorus
Marian Sponseller
Miss Marian Upp
Ford Fryberg
Nead
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Cong's
W. F. Bach- Frank
Church OF Christ
Earth
E. W. Allen
Holy Land
Endeavor Societies
First Baptist
R. A Neighvour D. D
Savior
Sisners
Neishbour
the Baptist Church
Second Congregational
Senior Christian Endeavor Society
Second Congregationa Church
Pleasant, View Sanatorium Sundar
Grafton Briefs
Beiter
Elyria’s Truck Line
J. R. Dall
Grant
City Tire House
West Ridge
Edith Dehn
Dehn Road
Albert Haist
Lorfin
Fred Vietzen
Rudolph White
Addell
Albert Vietzen
Medina Guests
Bittner’s Funeral Home
Ivalic
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Manan
Thompson
the National Motor Fut? Co
God
Kolinskei & Standen General Insurance
Elyria Gavings and Trust
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