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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
18
A Sunday school sermon on Exodus 16 and 17 stresses God feeding the Israelites in the wilderness. It notes God hears complaints, provides quail and bread, and calls for faith and diligence, warning that God blesses only when people gather what they need without laziness.
Questions explore Exodus 16 and 17 about God feeding a people. It asks what to do with Idle men how Jamael’s children murmured what cures complaints and murmurings what we forget and how today’s food is a gift from God Clericus notes people complain about present conditions and longing for the good old days Lesson Prayer asks for daily trust in Providence.
Biblical excerpts recount Moses guiding Israelites through thirst and complaints at Horeb, contrasting patience with sin. The text emphasizes humility, righteous indignation, and reliance on divine provision. A book review section follows, noting essays on writing by contemporary authors and two moralistic volumes.
Wakeman short items note Mr. and Mrs. Dick Downing of Pennsylvania visited his parents. James Smediey of Lakeland, Fla. stayed with the Hoyts and their children. Elyria visits included Mrs Leona Mills. Eleanor Johns of Norwalk visited her parents. Local families hosted out-of-town guests from Cleveland and Oberlin. The 4-H girls met Lois Mockler’s home and toured Girl Scout Camp with Mrs. Eastman as chaperone. London area considers lawyers as cor oners.
Prof. W R Wertz of Ohio State University told Kiwanis members the farm balance sheet shows national income falling from 10.8 billion in 1928 to 4 billion in 1932, then rising to about 9.5 billion in 1937. He warned meat prices will climb and recovery in pork and beef will take years, noting drought slaughters and limited breeding stock. Ohio farmers face high relative prices but long range agriculture prospects remain weak as exports may not return to prewar levels. Visitors included H C Sinsich Columbus and L A Dusthiner Newark among others.
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