Grace Lutheran and Congregational Church Services Shift
Grace Lutheran moves Sunday services to the YMCA Camp Vermilion River with a 10 00 AM Sunday School and 10 45 AM morning service No local church services September 12 Transportation from the church at 9 00 AM Pastor W W Walker will speak Nature's Preacher All are invited First Congregational invites worship and 10 15 AM service led by Rev William Muirauld Coronation and Conservation theme choir and nursery classes detailed for each age group
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Grace Lutheran
Irs
Kes
Vermilion River
Friends
Grace Church
W. W. Walker
Ohio
First Congregational
First Congregational Church
William Muirauld
England
Scotland
British Empire Club
Reginald DeKoven
Kipling
Karl Kaley
Elgar
Sunday Services and Holy Communion at Second Congregational
Sunday worship plans fill the day with morning Holy Communion at 7 30 and a 10 45 service. Bible study begins at 9 39 with a lesson on Christian homes. church school at 9 30. choir anthem Sweet Is Thy Mercy. vestry and rector invite all, especially those without a church home, to attend and join in a full fall program.
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Econd Congregational
Ale. Kemp
Barnby
H. Boynton
Nina Ramser
Bible School
St. Andrews
Jacob of Old
God
Second Baptist Invites All to Sunday Services and Gospel Week
The Second Baptist church invites all to Sunday events with 9:30 a.m. Bible School for all ages led by Superintendent Henry Peice. Morning worship at 10:45 with Deacons in charge and special music by the choir directed by F. R. Davis. Ella B. Triggs of Winchester, Tong, as guest soloist. Rev C. B. Blunt will preach at 3:30 p.m. with Ohio Wonders performing. the week ends with a 7:45 p.m. service led by Elmo Madison.
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R. W. Neighbour
First Baptist Church
Elyria
East Avenue
Women's Missionary Society
Second Baptist
Second Baptist Church
Henry Peice
F. R. Davis
Ohio Wonders
Ella B. Triggs
Winchester
Tong
C. B. Blunt
Mr. Blunt
Ohio
Akron
Elmo Madison
Pastor Brown Returns to Lead Worship at 10:45 AM
Rev. George A. Brown resumes duties and will occupy the pulpit at 10:45 AM. Bible School convenes at 9:30 AM with the All Bible Graded series used in all departments except adults. Adult lesson: A Nation Needs Religious Homes from Deut. 6 1 9 11 18 25. Young People meet at 6 50 PM. seniors begin Genesis study. Midweek prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7:30 PM.
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George A. Brown
World Religious News Highlights and New Ventures
A report from a meeting at Unener State Teachers College notes eight Eastern Institute of International Relations peace teams, four divisions into the South and four into New England and the Midwest under AFSC and CCSA auspices. Georgia plans to purchase 100000 Bibles for schoolchildren to curb communism, approved by Gov Rivers and the Board of Education. George Pepperdine College will open in Los Angeles September 20 with a $1 million endowment to promote Christian ideals, led by Dr. Batsell Baxter. Plymouth’s Sabbath school celebrates its 150th anniversary, expanding into girl training for domestic duties and boys in carpentry, under pastor Dr Robert Hawker’s 1787 foundation.
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Unener State Teachers’ College
Philadelphia
Eastern Institute of International Relations
United States
American Friends Service Committee
Congregational Council For Social Action
South
New England
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
State of
Georgia
Board of Education
Rivers
Tenman Board of Education
George Pepperdine
Los Angeles
California
Pepperdine
Church of Christ
Western Auto Supply Company
Batsell Baxter
David Lipscomb College
Tennessee
Great Britain
Plymouth
Robert Hawker
Judge questions root causes of youth delinquency in Chicago case
A Chicago Juvenile Court judge questioned poverty and environment as sole causes of delinquency. He noted many youths come from good families with solid parental support and quality schooling. He emphasized spiritual education as the missing element in forming a well behaved youth.
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Chicago
First Congregational Church of Vermilion History
A detailed recounting of Vermilion Ohio’s First Congregational Church origins from 1818 in Eli Barnum’s Florence home to a 1927 merger with Vermilion’s Methodist Church. It covers growth to 250 members, building milestones at West Ridge Furnace Corners and the 1843 dedication, bell history, organ acquisitions, and notable donors.
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Eli Barnum
Florence
First Congregational Church
Vermilion
Will's Woods
Lake Erie
House of Representatives
Ohio
West Ridge Road
Furnace Corners
Vermilion River
Bell Society
The Path to Success and Moral Guidance
The text urges that real success comes from effort and results not promises, praising industrious, planning minds and persistence while stressing religion as a remedy for youth crime. It cites a decline in criminals’ average age since 1900 and ends with a Beaconsfield quip on self-worth and criticism.
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United States
Church Forum on Sunday School Worker Qualifications
A church forum outlines key criteria for Sunday school workers: a committed Christian member responsible in church life, loyal and sacrificial in service, punctual and reliable, and well presented with self‑improvement. Quick study prompts ask about early New Testament writings, Paul’s letters, aid to Jerusalem, and delivery of funds.
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Paul
Jerusalem
The Church Invites You Stabalizing National Life
An editorial in Colliers Weekly argues churches uphold morality and national stability. It credits religious leaders and social reformers nurtured by churches for moral advances and urges readers to attend church next Sunday.
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Colliers Weekly
Carl Yoder
Prohibition quotes and local social notes from a history page
A column mixes famous quotes on liquor with local social news. Carl Yoder returns home after ten days with relatives. The Angersbach sisters and Martha Bauman are noted as supper guests. Various visits and travels are recorded among the Bauman, Cook, Leimbach, Munn, Giese, Lamvermyer, Graebner and Darrow families across Elyria and Mason.
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Dorothea
Frances
Virginia
Ruth Angersbach
Barbara Angersbach
Martha Bauman
Oberlin
Fred Bauman
Anna Asbi
Cleveland
Fred Ashi
Marion
Elyria
Lizzie Bauman
Anna Bauman
Charles Cook
Elizabeth Page
Thelma
Seymour Leimbach
Earl
Amherst
Mason
Michigan
Carl Darrow
Harold Munn
Greenville
Iinois
Earl Munn
William Giese
Norman
Grafton
Ernest Lamvermyer
Herman Graebner
Bay Village
Community Social Notes From Oberlin Area
Local residents and visitors share Sundays and long weekends with friends and relatives across Oberlin Brownhelm and nearby towns. Detroit visitors Henrietta Hostettler and sons join Mrs. Harvey Born’s home. Sullivan and Oberlin families gather at Portman and Court households. Cleveland, Berea, Ashland, and Patterson guests are listed among gatherings and travel.
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Victor Hostettler
Detroit
Daniel
John
Lucille
Alex
Harvey
Everet Denney
Arlene Warner
Sullivan
G. J. Hobbs
Oberlin
Elmer Portman
Margaret Peck
Louise Kneisel
Brownhelm
Ellen Guessner
Cleveland
Louise Emmerick
George Becker
Mary Becker
Melvin Unger
Shirley Lou
Kenneth
Phillip Latteman
Clarence
Delefield
Amanda Bauman
Berea
John Geissendoerfer
Rally Month in Bay Village ME Church Sees Activities
Bay Village September is Rally month in all departments of the M E church with the slogan I will see you at church. Rev Alton and family left for Lakeside Ohio to attend the annual ME Conference and he will preach at the church next Sunday. The first fall Woman's Association meeting featured a luncheon devotional and a lecture by Mr Clemants. Dr and Mrs Sadler recently returned from a vacation trip to Canada and Nova Scotia. Mrs Warren Pape of Lorain Ohio visited her mother Mrs Thomson on Lake Road. Homer G Huneston hosted a beach party for Culver Naval Academy midshipmen. Mr and Mrs Clifton Aldrich entertained relatives from Bergen NY.
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M. BE
Alton
Lakeside
Ohio
M. E
Woman's Association
Clemants
Sadler
Dealing with Fear Fearlessly At Sunday Talk
Sullivan Reverend Davids of the Congregational church will speak Sunday on Dealing with fear fearlessly. The ladies of the Congregational church host a flower buffet corn show on Thursday September 16 with a chicken supper from 5:30 PM. The baby show is canceled due to infantile paralysis. several local moves are noted on South Main and Wilson Farm. a reflection on perseverance concludes the piece.
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Rev
Davids
Congregational Church
The
Substantial Sermon Fragments From Sept 12 1937 Church Lesson
A Church of Christ Scientist lesson sermon read across churches on Sunday September 12 1937 centers on the Golden Text from First Chronicles and cites a Nahum verse about trust in the Lord. It also quotes from Science and Health noting how consciousness and spiritual understanding can perfect the body once material belief is conquered.
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Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Mate ‘Ter
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