Church Directory Listings Across City Churches
A compact directory lists Rev. Ernst Irion and multiple congregations with Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and associated activities at churches on Lake Avenue, West Street, Middle Avenue, Thompson’s Hall, and other streets. It notes German services, youth groups, and prayer meetings, along with Bible schools and church schools for various denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
AL E. Church
Middle Avenue
G W. Hall
Epworth League
Swentch
Hungarian Reform Church Services at AM and PM
At 113 West River Street Rev Tibor Toth presides over a Hungarian language service schedule with Sunday School at 9:09 AM Church service at 10:60 AM Sermon in Hungarian and an Afternoon Service at 3:09 PM Christian Endeavor gathering at 6:00 PM at the AME Church reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John’s Lutheran Broad Street
West Avenues
Armin Schroeder
West River Street
Tibor Toth
Christian Endeavor
World Religious News Appeals to Jews in Palestine
The World Council of the Jewish Agency in Palestine proposes a two year fundraising goal of 5 000 600 to support the Zionization of 2200 workers families in Palestine. Charles M Sheldon In His Steps has been translated into 24 languages with over 23 000 000 copies sold. Moody Bible Institute buys four new auto buses to carry students to Chicago open air meetings as Dr W Hien defends militant Christianity against communism and atheism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jews of the Ori
Council of the Awish Agenncr
Palestine
Imilies
Charles M. Sheldon
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
W. Hien
Quaker unity meeting and Methodist reunion hopes rise
For the first time since 1827 two Quaker branches met in the same New York meeting house at Grammercy Park with silent worship. A joint Methodist conference at Evanston aims to form the United Methodist Church uniting three branches, possibly 9 million communicants and 29 million constituents. The text adds a proverb on friendship and a note about rereading the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Society of Friends
New York
Elias Hicks
Grammarcy Park
United States
Evanston, Il
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
United Methodist Church
Telephones Cut Trips as Deliveries Reach Doorstep
Advice notes most shops offer telephones for orders and home delivery. It also reflects on trust, saying a man with a reputation for truth need not prove every claim.
Why should children attend church school
Senior boys of St. David's church in Austin Texas present reasons for church school attendance. They say children learn Bible stories and older youths set examples for younger ones, a spiritual atmosphere absent at times in homes, church ritual and music, and a lasting tie to church life even far from home. They note bringing a friend to hear sermons as high praise to a pastor and warn that misused money harms virtue, while backsliding begins with the knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. David's Church
Austin
Texas
The Church Invites You The Place of the Church in Modern Life
Walter W. Head asserts the church is the most valuable social institution, surpassing law and education in shaping conduct and spirit. He urges readers to accept the invitation and come to church next Sunday, emphasizing spiritual discipline and inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Head
American Barkers’ Association
True Education and the Call for a Broader View
A University of Chicago professor outlines questions defining a truly educated person. He asks whether education inspires sympathy for good causes public spirit and solidarity with the weak, plus the ability to form lasting friendships and see beyond dollars. He also probes moral gaze, love for children, and vision beyond routine life toward higher ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Chicago
Essentials for Success and Happiness in Life
The text argues that failure stems from oversized plans, unworthy associations, misplaced pleasures, procrastination, indecision, worry, and unrealistic hopes. It stresses humor, confident approach, concise speech, and avoiding long-windedness. True success rests on a guiding ideal, meaningful work, loyal friendship, faith, daily meditation, dependents, and Christ’s steady friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks ¢ardial‘Jr
Carrie
Christ
Wit and Wisdom of a Model Clergy
Greenville cleric Greenville Kiciser offers a collection of maxims on clerical virtues. He urges patience innocence lamb wisdom owl cheerfulness cricket and friendliness of a squirrel. He praises decisiveness camel endurance elephant tenacity bulldog and courage of a lion.
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Greenville Kiciser
Reality Lesson Sermon on Sept 29 1935 at Church of Christ Scientist
The weekly CS Lesson-Sermon focuses on James 1 17 and Ecclesiastes 3 14 with a cited passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It emphasizes God as the Father of lights with no variableness and the eternal verities of Spirit Omnipotence Omniscience Enduring creation as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CS Scientist
Mary Beke- Eddy
Do You Bow 7 Oh ae a Do You Bow 7 Oh ae a
In Galilee five miles from Nazareth Jesus said to his disciples it is I be not afraid. Jews rested fields by lying fallow every seventh year. Christ said Talitha Cumi to the dead daughter of Jairus. The year of Jubas year was every fiftieth year when land lay fallow and people returned to their possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Nazareth
Ilem
David
Jairus
Promotion Day in Bible School At United Presbyterian
Tomorrow opens the Bible School at 9 30 a m with the installation of Bible School Workers for the year starting October 1. Adult lesson is John The Minister and His People. Scripture is Third Epistle of John. Morning worship at 10 45 features a sermon On Causing the Little Ones to Stumble. Young people meet at 6 30 for devotional study. Wednesday prayer at 7 30. Teacher Training Group resumes with The Minor Prophets as a short preparatory study.
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United Presbyterian Tomorrow
Bible School
John
Emmanuel Lettersan Rally Service at Emanuel Lutheran Church
A Sunday morning rally at Emanuel Lutheran Church begins at 9:45 a.m. with Dr Harold, Missionary Superintendent of the Synod of Ohio, occupying the pulpit during the morning service and administering Holy Communion. The Young People's choir leads singing under direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Harold
Synod of Ohio
Youngs People’s Choir
Second Congregational Church announces October events
The Second Congregational will feature Bally Ray on October 8 with Pastor Harold Olmsted aiming for 3 attendance. Sunday School at 10, Dr A A Kemp to preach Evidences of the Church Coming Alive. Special anthem To Tar Tempie I Re pair. Youth and Missionary societies plan meetings with newly elected officers leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational
Bally Ray
Second Congregational Church
Harold Olmsted
A A. E. Kemp Wil
Tira MM Iy
Worship Service and School Event Schedule Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes show a church service led by Rev Dr Edward J Bond at 4 45 pm and a hymn The Son of Teague Devotions at 9 34 am. Mentions a music piece The Light Shines No More Thy Light Woodward and promotion day with D A Burr as supervisor. Missing clear context and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Bond
Woodward
Promotion day and Sunday services at local churches
Sunday morning worship at 9 24 with Sunday School and the Spee service, followed by a 3 o clock union mayor service where Rev Ralph Neighbour will speak and L Palmer sing. C E Society meets at 6 30 led by Jean Fridenstine. Holy Communion at 7 30 at St Andrew's. St Michael and All Angels festival observed. Woman's Auxiliary offers will support United Offering. Church school at 9 30 and regular worship at 8 00. Sermon on Angels and Their Ministrations with anthem Hark Hark My Soul. Kappa Beta Kapre to start meetings first Sunday in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echool A & the Spee
Ralph Neighbour
I Bap
C. E. Society
Jean Fridenstine
St. Andrew's Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Kappa Beta Kapre
Grace Lutheran Mission Festival To Open Tomorrow
Grace Lutheran church at Princeton and East River street will host its annual Mission Festival tomorrow at 10 45 a m. The Rev Arthur E Bay of Akron Ohio will preach and a special offering will go to support gospel work. Grace Church Choir directed by Leonard Husman will sing an anthem by Herrmann. Sunday School begins at 9 20 am with new fall classes and anticipated new members in both children and adult departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton
East Rrver Street
Arthur E. Bay
Akron
Ohio
Grace Church
Leonard xXrusman
Lerman
F. J. Schumm
Gnesta
Childres
Open Door sermon at Good Will Spiritualist Church
The Good Will Spiritualist church announces Sundays topic The Open Door with Mr Fryberger delivering a lecture followed by spiritual messages. Week services Monday at 7 45 pm. Congregational Bible class led remodeling of front to enhance worship and a dedication service will be held with Dr GW Fiske of Oberlin leading. Special music by Mrs Nicol and Mrs Jemont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Will Spiritualist
Good Will Spiritualist Church
Fryberger
Congregational Church
Dave Wison
Amherst
George Volk
GW. Fiske
Oberlin School of Theology
J. Nicol
E. Jemont
Russell Hines
Sermon Timely Advice Sparks Self-Improvement
A reflective missive praises striving for great deeds and warns against self pity. It muses on common sense being overused and urges effort over complaint, linking moral fiber to action and moral learning through self discipline.
Surprise party honors 25th birthday in Avon Lake
Avon Lake September 28 Mr and Mrs Andy Thomas hosted a surprise party at their Steve Moore road home in honor of the 25th birthday anniversary. Dinner featured attendees Phyllis Bieck Gwen dolin Beard Mildred Carpenter Louise and Sylvia Bushman Eilser Higgins Dorothy Thomas and the guest of honor. Games and contests followed with gifts and conviviality. A one o'clock luncheon was enjoyed by Con tract Bridge Club members and Mrs Wim Schabal hosted at Mrs Eugene Herman's home. Trophies at cards went to Mrs Howard Drake Mrs Bart Weidenkopf and Mrs Herman. In one week they will meet with Mrs A J Hair. Kresge Club convenes and Miller Nursery adds fall planting planning advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Andy Thomas
Steve Moore Road
Iran
Phyllis Bieck
Gwendolin Beard
Mildred Carpenter
Louise and
Slyvia Bushman
Eilser Higgins
Dorothy Thomas
Lillian
Contract Bridge Club
Wim. Schabal
Eugene Herman
Howard Drake
Bart Weidenkopf
Herman
A. J. Hair
John Herter
Ernest
Ann Arbor
Mich
K. Drabit
Rar
Cleveland
Mondar
Cambridge Springs
Wm. Hora
Castalia
Malinda Beard
Roy
Wm_ Littleton
Akron
Otto Katterhenry
Score Bridge Club
Helen Hole
Avon
Woodrow Dechant
Critique Feedback Sparks Debate on Conduct
Readers weigh in on behavior and fairness as one online thread fuels heated exchanges. Opinions reflect frustration and calls for accountability while some urge restraint and constructive exchange.
Local Socials Highlight Avon Lake Guests and Housewarming
A Avon Lake social note outlines a luncheon at noon with special guests Mrs Wom Webb of Lorain Mrs Leo Mitchell and Mrs Wm Frankie Carde along with Miss Ning Dunsing. Winners were Mrs Curtis Daft p and Mrs Leo Hill. Mrs Mitchell won the evest prize. A future meeting was invited by Mrs Wm Longely. A surprise housewarming on Hunter road honored Mr and Mrs V Smitey who recently moved nearby. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Archie Spade Mr and Mrs Clarence Snietzky Mr and Mrs Aston Fruster Mr and Mrs Ralph Ergieston Mr and Mrs Roy Wear and Mr and Mrs James Ernatmerer from Ber Village. Cards and lunch were enjoyed. BRIEFS mention travels and get togethers in nearby towns.
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Robert Doughty
Lake Road
Wom. Webb
Lorain
Leo | Mitchell
Frankie Carde
Ning Dunsing
Curtis Daft P
Leo Hill
Mitchell
Wm. Longely
V. Smitey
Hunter Road
Archie Spade
Clarence Snietzky
Aston Fruster
Ralph Ergieston
Roy Wear
Avon Lake
James Ernatmerer
Ber Village
Easterday family ties and local notes span week
Huntington report lists Earl Easterday family visits to Sullivan and Norwalk, with Bowen, Parker, and Crile households sharing events. J C Rapking and son Oscar attend Wooster Fair, and Elyria gatherings include the Bowen and Beard families. A birth is noted, and Myron Hines loses 189 chickens to thieves. A historical reminder notes copyright tensions with Dickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Earl Easterday
Phillis Jean
Chas
Sullivan
H. D. Bowen
Norwalk
Bowen
Jensie Parker
J.C. Rapking
Oscar
Lester Bowen
Hazel Beard
Elyria
Glen Ay “More
Oberini
Earl Hasterdey
L. C. Crile
John Gingery
Ten
C. C. Hines
Johnson Crile
Mrs. Forest Rice
Elyria Sunder
C. C. Fox
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Church Directory
Paul's Evangelical: Church
Thtra Street
Ernst Irion
Ervice Mora
Haerves
2Nd Congregational Church
Orner Lake Ave
A . Kemp
MT. Zion Baptist
Willie Jackson
Irst Church OF Cerist
East Avezus
Susany School
Gros Block
Middle Ave
Scond
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
Rev
C Smith
Edo
Obmerson
Pilgrim Community Church
Carebridge
Prospect Streete
FIRST
Hungarian Baptist Church
W. Atver
Jelics Bish
Peater
Alexora
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
First Baptist Church
Scond Strees
Neighbour
Lake Ave Community Church and Bible School
Lake Ava
Feck
Kermit
Leiby
Second Baptist Church
Thompson
Hal Oberlin Road
G. T. Settle
Princeton Ave
East Blwer Street
FL J Schumm
Church OF the Nazarene
Cleveland St
W.W. Clay
Young Peoples Service
Shiloh Baptist Church
C. Brown
Sun@ary
Church OF Christ Second
Chapel Streets
Jutor Church
African Methodist Church
Holy Cross
Fourteenth Street
West Ave
Budny
Mamses
U. B
United Bible Students
ST. Andreew’s Church
Edwin
Church OF God IN Christ
Elder E Barris
First Congregational
Second Streets
Wm. Meirauld
Chereh Behool
Curch
Second Street
Ford Maryberger
Alliance Spiritualist Church
F. Beil
Broad Street
Anna Hate
United Presbyterian
East Bre
Ard Secord St
Geo. Brown
Mistecer
Bibdie
Y PC Fc
First Methodist
Court Streets
E J Sond
Lancey School
Christ’s Temple P. A. of
Oberlin Pond Sunmdry School
Brotherhood
Mission Society
Princeton Ava
Salvation Army Services Agi
R. W. Amore
Servicea Im County
Salvation
Magyar Reformed
World Religious News
Botamer
Kennedy Koal Ko
Klean Koal
Beiter
Biyrie’s Truck Line
Ron
D. Carl Yoder
Bittner'’S Funeral Home
3Rd Street
PEONE
Baker Typewriter
Tom and Mabe
Broad St
P. O
Baker Typewriter Service CO
Church of Christ Scientist
Emmanuel Letters
W. H. Jenne
Service
Tion
Roland Faulhaber
Teague
Church OF Christ
ST. Andrew's
First Baptist
ST. Paul's
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Trierinea
Flel Gas Company
Bittner Funeral Home
South
Amherst Congregational
Kresge Club
Miller Nursery Lake
Lenora
Stevick
Ohio State Medical Board
West 4Th St
American Legion Convention
St. Louis
Claud Smith
Fe Cc. McCoughlin
R. W. Fas
England
Charles Dickens
Wooden & Beavoe
West End
Hughes Prov. Co
Loomis CO
C. c. Ashford
Quality Auto
East Ave
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