Oberlin Church Services and Schedules Across Town
Oberlin churches list Sunday worship and Sunday school times. United Church Finney Chapel Rev. Nicholas Van der Butler. Morelog service at Finney Chapel. mid week prayer at James Brand House. Christ Church Rev. Louis E Daniels. M E Church Parker Groveland. Zion Baptist. Church of God East Vina. Christian and Missionary Alliance Rev. Frank Heydenburk. American Ceylon Hall.
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Oberlin
United Church
Finney Chapel
North Professor Street
Nicholas van der But
Council Hall
James Brand House
Church OF God East
Vina Street
F.S Jotnson
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Frank H Heydenburk
West College Street
Wellington Churches Adorn Sunday Services Roundup
A Wellington Ohio church notice lists Congregational South Main led by Rev Charles W. Record with 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 service, Catholic St Patrick on North Main with 7:30 p m mass, Baptist Rev J C Ford with 9:30 Sunday school and 10:30 service, Methodist Epworth League events, Church of Christ Scientist meetings, and Bible Students gatherings at J L Ross residence with Watch Tower study, plus multiple other congregations and sermon topics across town.
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Wellington
Congregational Church
ST. Patrick North Main
J. H. Lenz
Mags
Church of Christ Scientist
The
Christian Science Society
BoViers Store
LB. S. A
Bible Students of
Ohio
J. L Ross
D Johna Street
Watch Tower
Church OF Christ
Wallace Mallery
C. E
First Baptist
Chester B. Tulga
Methodist Church
G. M. Knapp
J. B. Curtiss
Ben Shamen
Lord
Baptist Church
Amherst Church Services List for Sunday
Amherst churches announce Sunday events with Congregational and Methodist services at Eastman and F, English service at 10:30. Sunday school at 9:30, evening events include the King's Heralds at 6:30 and an ethetereopticon South America lecture at 7:30. Graded Bible school at 9:15 in English service.
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Amherst
Werent Svangett
Boall
Panto
Walter Seeks Honor by Surprising Auntie with Pudding
A family lesson follows a child named Walter who dislikes chores but responds to a plan of pleasant surprises. After a conference with his mother they use favorable moments to prompt giving Auntie a dinner pudding, with Walter delivering the dish and returning proud of his helpful role.
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Walter
Jehu
Auntie
Church School Engagements for Timeliness and Parent Involvement
A church forum outlines methods to reduce tardiness by starting on time and assigning duties to punctual members, and to involve families in education through home visits, school observation days, parent-teacher conferences, a circulating parents' library, and ongoing updates on school advances.
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Church School
Sermon Messages on Receiving God’s Gifts and Righteous Paths
A religious column reflects on Paul’s words about receiving first what we lack and avoiding regret. It contrasts chaste speech with confusion, asserts righteousness as a straight path, and urges trust in God when we place our actions in His hands.
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Carl Yoder
Paul
God
World Religious News Highlights From United States and Abroad
The piece notes two of the ten largest U S Presbyterian churches are in Oklahoma. It mentions Bok Peace Prize winner a minister's son from Storrs Connecticut and reports on Billy Sunday and his wife in hospital and facing anxiety. It covers a New York City interfaith rally about religion as salvation for children. It notes Christian teaching expanding in Tokyo primary schools and recalls Byron W King’s death. Maude Ballington Booth travels to Fire Island and signals attract officials. A stray boat incident with Booth is mentioned. An ancient synagogue at Capernaum yields the swastika emblem on a wall found May 20 reported by Halfa via Dr Sommerfeld excavations.
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United States
Oklahoma
Storrs
Connecticut
Billy? Sunday
Harchester
Winn Nirs
Wr Sunday
New York City
Japan
Tokio
Byron W. King
Byron King
School of Oratory
Pittsburgh
Maude Ballington Booth
Fire Island
Volunteers of America
Im Capernaum
Halfa
Dr Sommerfeld
Sommerfeld
Oberlin to Award Record 298 Degrees This Year
Oberlin College will grant 298 degrees this year, the largest total aside from one prior year. Degrees include Bachelor of Arts for 241 recipients, Bachelor of Music for 23, Master of Arts for 18, Master of Sacred Theology 1, and Divinity 6, plus 13 special diplomas in physical education.
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Oberlin
Many Classes Plan Reunion at Oberlin
Oberlin prepares for a busy alumni week with fifty percent of class of 1984 expected, various headquarters set at Fairchild House and Guide House, and reunions for classes from 1874 to 1921. The schedule includes alumni par ticipation talks, Illumination night, dinners, and commencements through June 18.
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Oberlin
Fairchild House
George W. Andrews
Shurtleff
Guide House
Elmstreet
May Cottage
Teanfon
Grey Gables
Dascomb Cottage
Allencroft
Tank Hall
Johnson House
First Church
Warner Gymnasium
Sunday School Lesson Live Questions on the Babylonian Foe of Judah
A Sunday school prompt lists questions about the fall of Judah and enduring national unity, plus a note that the nation forgetting God shall perish. It includes a prayer for guidance against sin and references books for high school readers on church growth and life work.
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Judah
Tehron
Tnt
Enduring National Vnc
God
Bieters
America
Claricus
Hutchinson
Abingdon Press
Daxsee
The Spy Plot and a Soldier’s Lottery
A WWI style scene shows Billy the bull and his master at the General’s audience as he seeks a volunteer to obtain enemy plans. Despite danger all hands volunteer and a lottery will choose the bravest man to attempt the perilous task. The tale ends with a note of fate as the fatal slip is drawn.
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Stormbridge
Oberlin High Alumni Gather Tonight
May 29 an attempt to reorganize the Oberlin High School Alumni Association will be made at a gathering in the school auditorium at 7 p m. The meeting will not be a banquet but will include a brief business session as part of the重新organization effort.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School Alumni Association
Alumni Association Plans Classes and Dance Event
An alumni reunion is being organized with unions of classes followed by dancing in the gymnasium. Refreshments will be served, and a $1 charge covers the evening and the year’s dues. The executive committee includes Mabel Fauver Gibson Francis W Gravit and Dudley Mackenzie with Dorothy Jeffers chairing membership Catherine Green decorations and Ruth Hubbard in charge of refreshments. All communications and checks go to treasurer F W Gravit 243.
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Comiittes
Mabel Fauver Gibson
Francis W. Gravit
Dudley Mackenzie
Dorothy Jeffers
Catherine Green
Ruth Hubbard
F. W. Gravit
North Main Street
Oberlin D A R officers elected and college calendar
The Oberlin D A R held its annual meeting at Mrs George Dudley’s home with reports from Mrs A E Waite and Miss Permeda Aller. Elected officers include Regent Mrs A E Walte and others. Also announced are Oberlin College events from May 27 to June 13 and Sydney Bunker named editor of the Oberlin College Magazine for 1924 25.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Denison
Sydney Bunker
Now We Know Why People Have Burning Feet
A bold health ad argues the root of foot misery lies in bones and ligaments. It touts Joint-Ease as a quick rub-on emollient that penetrates to joints, claiming rapid relief from soreness and burning. Available at Philips' Drug Store for 60 cents.
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Philips’ Drug Store
Congress May Ask Restatement Of Printer's Charges
Geo. H. Carter public printer of the United States may testify before a congressional committee to detail charges he made at the Third District thetan Federation convention in Atlantic. He claims corruption graft wholesale race track gambling and bootlegging within the government printing office.
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Geo. H. Carter
United States
Congressional Investigating Committee
Third District Thetan Federation
Atlantic
Mayo's Wonderful Remedy Claims to Cure Stomach Ailments
An advertisement recounts a family restoring health after taking Mayo’s remedy. It claims the product removes catarrhal mucous from the digestive tract and calms inflammation, promising quick relief and money back if not convinced.
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Self
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C. H. Starrett
BY. Pou
Avaning
Christ Church
Louis E Daniels
South Main Street
Rust M. E. Church
T Parker
Groveland
Teets
Epworth League
MY. Zion Baptist
Mary Thomas
M. E. Church
West Collera Street
C H Keteham
Senoogal
Epworth
T. Joseph's
Elschen
Caterbiou
Brawnhelm
Harald Hester
Mr. Escott
Stone Church Raw
W. A Tabbert
Mutmink
Communion
Rey Schuster
Cleveland
ST. George Episcopal Spring Street
E Daniels
South Amherst Community Church
S B Ugartlett
ST. John's Evangelical
South Amherst
E J. Spell
Emerson
Earth
Laton
Chronicle
Telegram
By Carl Yoder
Church Forum
LA Grange
World Religious News
W. HL Chapin
Jesus
Book Review
Frances Saree Sug
Billy
Strongheart
Bully
Orderly
Auckland
New Zealand
China
Messinia
South Africa
Chiricahua National Park
Arizona
Oberlin High
Ale
Waite New Oberlin D. A. P. Head
Big Sig
Mt. Wnson
Morrisom
Dramatic Association
Carl Miller
Associata
Laurine Mack
Max Webster
Norman Studer
Lawrences Nicholson
Conservatory
Maine Doctor
Congress
Chronicles Telegram
George HL. Carter
Samuel Aves
Aves
Orland Paddock
Ma Bo
Helen Hotes
Bik
Avon Lake
Korea
J. George Taylor & CO. L, CO
Bank Elyria
City Hardware Co
East Broad Street
Postoffice
Altman & Ackerman
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
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National Shoe Steg
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