Memorial Day observances and church notices in Elyria area
The page details Memorial Day services at Elyria churches led by rector Savin B. Redhead and others, with hymns, offertories, and solos by Flor mee Anderson. It notes Holy Communion at 7:30, Sunday school, and morning and evening prayers. Also covered are United Presbyterian services, Sunday school records, evangelist Henry Ostrom’s lectures, and a large audience turnout, plus various local church notices, meetings, and social mentions.
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Andrews
Episcopel Church
Savin B. Redhead
West
Trinity
Phils
Kipling
Y DeKoven
Flor
Mee Anderson
William
Mith
Stainer
Golo
Uth Shaffner
Church of the Epiphany
Los Angeles
Cal
St Marys Elyria Church and Pentecostal Mission Notices
St Marys Elyria church lists Rev James B Moo ney and Rev John H Frey with service times and Sunday Baptism at 2 pm. Pentecostal Gospel Mission Elyria 144 East Bridge Street led by Mr and Mrs John R Gordon with worship services Sunday 10 am 2 pm 7 30 pm and Sunday school at 2 pm. Prayer meetings Wednesday 2 and 5 pm Friday worship 7 30 pm communion first Sunday morning. prayer and faith shall save the sick.
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St. Mary's Elyria
James B. Mooney
John H. Frey
Pentecostal Gospel Mission
Elyria
East Bridge Street
John R. Gordon
First Mass and Communion at St. Agnes
Father Reilly presided at the first mass at 8 o clock with a children's choir. Administering of first communion to 23 boys and girls followed. A 10 o clock mass featured songs by the boys choir.
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St. Agnes
Father Reilly
Salvation Army Open Air Meetings Elyria
The Salvation Army announces a series of services in Elyria with open air meetings Saturday at 7 60 p m and 7 00 p m. Sunday holiness services at 9 04 a m jail service at 10 a m Sunday school at 2 p m Young People’s Meeting at 4 15 p m and Salvation Meeting at 7 45 p m. Capt and Mrs Heddle in charge. Public invited.
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Salvation Army
Elyria
Heddle
Annual State Convention Noted by Elyria Disciples
The Church of Christ in Elyria led by Pastor W. L. Burner reports the Annual State Convention of the Disciples of Christ held in Marion as one of the best ever. Morning service tomorrow features a talk from the convention impressions, with a full day of Sunday school, worship, and programs for intermediates and seniors.
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Church of Christ Elyria
W. L. Burner
East Avenue
Discipse of Christ
Marion
Burner
Ridin
Tunim
Donald EF. Webater
Oberlin College
He Nurecs
Paytia M Morial Hospital
Tasik
Eettle
Pastor Leads Sunday School Amid Church Crisis
Interim reports from Elyria First Baptist describe a Sunday School hour scene disrupted by a crisis. Church leadership and members gathered after morning services to discuss next steps as the congregation assesses impact on programs and future activities.
First Church of Christ Scientist Services and Activities
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 309 Fast Avenue hosts Sunday services at 11:00 and a Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 7:30. Sunday School runs from 9:45 for children and youths up to age 20. A reading room with a free circulating library offers Mary Baker Eddy works and Christian Science literature for purchase, borrow, or reading. all are welcome.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Fast Avenue
Mary Baker Edty
Christian Science
Squire Building
North Main Street
Memorial Sunday Church Service All Day at Methodist
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by William B. Winters announces Memorial Sunday with 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and patriotic songs. At 10:45 a.m. preaching on “Tenting on the Old Camp Ground” with veterans groups and the Grand Army of the Republic. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. on “True Patriotism is the Faithful Performance of Duty.” Regular prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
William B. Winters
East Ave
Grand Army of the Republic
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
Epworth Engus
First Baptist
John Weaver Weddell
Young People’s Meeting
Union
Methodist Church
Frank Wade Smith
Second Congregational Church Service and Events
Pastor Wm Flammer leads morning worship at 11 with a sermon and choir music The Bible school run by J E Trecock meets Sundays at 9 45 The Junior Intermediate and Senior Christian Endeavor groups meet at 4 00 6 00 and 7 15 Evening services invite all Attendances praise the Endeavors and a call to unite for the summer months The children day program committee meets June 1 Mrs L H Wilcox hosts the Queen Esther social June 3 at 7 30 PM 426 Jefferson St
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United Presbyterian
East Avenue
Second Street
W. S. Smith
Beverly Court
H. K. Finley
Second Congregational Church
Wm. Flammer
J. E Trecock
Bible School
Oberlin
United Church
James Brand
East Side Community Sunday Services at Garford School
O O B Githens, pastor leads Sunday worship at Garford School Auditorium. Services begin 3:00 p m with Beginners Primary and Junior Sunday school. 3:30 p m features Processional by Junior choir Sermon Brotherhood a memorial A cordial invitation to all to worship.
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East Side
Garford School
Oo. B. Githens
Memorial Sunday Focus at First Congregational Service
Memorial Sunday features lead the morning service at 10 45 with Rev J H Grant ministering on Second Street corner Court and Second streets in the First Congregational setting.
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First Congregational
Corner Court
Second Streets
J. H. Grant
Rev Henry Higbee Warner Sermon on Our Risen Comrades
The Grand Army event features Rev Henry Higbee Warner delivering an 8 pm address titled Our Risen Comrades. He will honor veterans with a tribute reflecting on their service.
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Grand Army
Henry Higbee Warner
Oberlin Churches This Sundays Schedule Readied
Oberlin churches present a busy May agenda with services across Congregational Methodist Episcopal Episcopal Christ Church and Christian Science. Notable events include Union Memorials, confirmations at St George's Amherst, and Father and Sons Day activities for Rust Memorial.
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Bethany Baptist Church of Christ
First Congregational
Second Congregational
St. Paul’s Evangelical
St. Andrew’s Episcopal
First Methodist Episcopal
Second Methodist Episcopal Hungarian Reformed United Presbyterian
Church of Christ Service Times and Convention Report
L O Newcomer leads a Church of Christ with Bible school at 9 30 a m and morning sermon at 10 30 a m Planned reports from the state convention held at Marion Ohio Youth program and Bible class at 6 30 p m with another sermon at 7 30 p m
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Church of Christ
L. O. Newcomer
Marion
Ohio
Y. P
C. E
Reading Room Schedule at 301 West Erie Lorain
Reading room at 301 West Erie Avenue Lorain opens daily 1 to 4 p m except Sundays and holidays. The Bible and Literature may be read purchased or borrowed. Service at 3:30 p m Sunday school 9:00 a m Sunday service 10:30.
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First Church of Christ
Scientist
West Erie Avenue
Lorain
Local Gleanings From Baker's Crossings and Nearby Towns
Uproarious social rounds recount visits among the Hewitt, Dirlam, Gotham, and Dirlam families in Wellington, Ashland, and Camden with multiple Sunday calls. A break in at the Hewitt home yielded jewelry and valuables. A horse owned by Dave Netrick was killed by lightning Tuesday.
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G. A. Cole
Ashland
Ed Baker
Mintie Rockwood
Charles Gotham
Allie Gott
J. Gotham
Ray Dirlam
Dudley Finkle
O. H. Dirlam
Dudley and
Ellis
Wellington
Harry Allen
J. Rolce
O H. Dirlam
Clayton Dirlam
Sullivan
A. P. Drapur
Camden
Clarksfield
FE. B. Dirlam
Denunciation of Necromancy Mesmerism and Hypnotism
The notice condemns ancient and modern practices of necromancy mesmeric arts and hypnotism as dangerous. It casts the occult arts as false science and associates them with deception and moral corruption, warning readers to beware.
Patriotism of the American Home Sermon and Services
On Reid avenue at Twentieth M. M. Brown pastor. Morning service 10 30 A M. Evening service 7 30 P M. Sunday school 9 15 A M. Young People's Society 6 30 P M. Morning subject The Patriotism of the American Home. Evening subject Expository sermon on St Matt 18:1 to 15.
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St. Paul's Evangelical Miadia Avenue
Third Street
Paul Bourguin
Kurt Lehmann
Eleanor Loeffler
Rev. Bischoff
Rt. C. EL
Young People’s Society
Elizabeth Klein
Nichols Court
Karl Schultz
Turner Street
Albert Pallas
Adams Street
F. W. Smith
Epworth League
K. W. Brown
Lincoln
tUnion
Mr. Smith
Reid Avenue
Twentieth
M. M. Brown
Young People's Society
St. Matt
Mr and Mrs Chapman Entertained by Bursleys Sunday
Mr and Mrs S J Chapman were entertained by Mr and Mrs W Bursley Sunday in a social gathering noted in local society coverage.
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S. J. Chapman
W. Bursley
Sunday School at Birmingham M E Church May 29 1921
Sunday morning service at 10 00 at Birmingham M E Church announced by Mr and Mrs Charley Moulder in Birmingham.
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Birmingham
M. E
Charley Moulder
Farmers Busy Planting in County Line Notes
S. W. Davidson of Kipton visited section Saturday afternoon. Ben Bauman tore down an old barn and laid a new foundation. Sam Smith stayed Sunday with the Simons at West Ridge. Rusk, Schisler, Royce and Weideman attended an Epworth League convention at Berlin Heights M E church Sunday. George Harris bought a new Oakland. Birmingham M E church commencement drew crowds Friday night. Martin Brewer reports a sick horse. John Hahn family of Hartland called at A L Weidemann home Sunday.
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S. W. Davidson
Kipton
Ben Bauman
Sam Smith
Simons
West Ridge
Thomas J. Rusk, Jr
C. C. Schisler
A. J. Royce
Harry J Weideman
Grafton Social News And Local Visits
Grafton hosts visitors from Lorain Kingsley Corners and Litchfield with Mr Bowman and Mr Barlow stopping by. The Grafton Junior Tigers face the South Lorain Falcons at Reservoir Park on Saturday. IL O O F lodge plans a Taylor's hall dance on Wednesday June 1. Mrs Taylor returns home after visiting relatives. Elyria guests include Mr and Mrs Miller Jones and son and Mr Harland Knechtges visiting his parents. Mrs Wilkins finishes week in Unionville.
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Harry Neilson
Lorain
George Schwarer
Bowman
Kingsley’s Corners
Grafton
Barlow
Litchfield
Miller Jones
Elyria
Harland Knechtges
Knechtges
Wilkins
Unionville
Mead and Son Light and Heavy Hauling Ad
C B Mead and Son promote light and heavy hauling services with phone line 8975 located in Lorain Ohio.
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Son
Lorain
Ohio
Railway Express to Cut Pay of 80 000 Chicago Workers
The American Railway Express Co seeks wage reductions for 80 000 employees. A four point proposal is submitted to the U S railroad labor board. A hearing on the wage question is set for June 6.
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Railway Express
Chicago
American Railway Express Co
United States Railroad Labor Board
Why Not Let the Rent Money Buy a Home
The piece argues that renting is often presented as cheaper than buying, yet urges readers to consider how prudent guidance ten years ago could have helped them own a home. It promotes ownership through better advice and planning.
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E. P. Poste
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Red Cross
America
Christian Endeavor
Africa
Stella Bunker
Kenneth Bunker
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A. Lawson
J. C. Storer
W . Fishell
W. C. Nelson
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Dutz
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Reichard
E. L. Pests
Ralph Wiliams
Lorain County
Evyria
Chirotes
First Baptist Church
Het Baptist
Oberlin Churches
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L. E. Daniels
Church School
St. George's Mission
Amherst
DuMoulin
Christ Church
Rust M. E
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Twentieth Street
C. B. Mead
E. A. Deutsch
West Bridge Street
Klein’s Modern
St. John’s Lutheran Church
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Lyell Rader
Moody Church
Henry D. Ostrom
the Baptist Orchestra
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