Directory ... 1922
This directory from 1922 offers a glimpse into the Home Avenue United Brethren Church in Dayton, Ohio. It provides a valuable snapshot of the church's congregation, activities, and community engagement during the early 20th century. Researchers interested in local history, religious studies, or genealogy will find this a useful primary source. The directory serves as a testament to the enduring role of religious institutions in shaping communities and providing spiritual guidance. Discover the names and stories of those who built and sustained this important church.
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