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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
2
The fragment presents a 1934 prose piece by Clark Kinnaird with a date of December 7 and references to martial events. It notes December 7 1814 camouflage on the western front and wartime defense evolutions such as trenches, steel helmets, and barbed wire emerging from four months of war.
The article discusses early attempts at military deception, the rise of camouflage units in France, Britain, and allied forces, and the role of camouflage for land and sea. It also includes brief historical notices on Cicero, Delaware, Admiral Bligh, and Thanksgiving observances, plus notable birth and death references and public warnings about common myths.
Suburban church listings note Sunday school at 2 PM by Fisherman's Club of Risra and a 6 PM service by B. YF. OU. An evening Bible class is planned for Tuesday at Tiapom.
Multiple parish notices listing clergy and service times. 8 Saint Peters Catholic Church in North Ridgeville with Rev. Fr. Rhein and Rev. Fr. Buescher, Masses at 6 and 10. Avon M E Church pastor Koontz moving worship at 10:15 with Sunday School at 11:15. Avon Baptist Church pastor Bantham with Sunday School at 10:15 and morning worship at 10:18. Vincent M E Church with Rev. Ryan preaching at 9:30 and Sunday School at 10:30. Epworth League at 7:00 pm.
Brighton Clarksville and Rochester M E Churches participate in league play with teams Toreet and Brighton facing off in a regional schedule. The match details are partially obscured but indicate church teams in a friendly competition with local involvement.
A sermon on the Sermon on the Mount emphasizes authority and obedience as foundations of faith. The preacher urges hearing truth, understanding, and acting on it, contrasting wise builders on rock with foolish builders on sand. The Word of God is presented as authoritative and unchanging.
Analyzes Apollos in Ephesus as eloquent yet limited to Johns baptism. Priscilla and Aquila correct him gently, guiding toward fuller gospel truth. The text emphasizes heart alongside mind, and the need for accurate teaching to prevent misinterpretation.
Questions explore Jesus as teacher and rock of character from Matthew 7 24 26 Acts 1 24 28 and practical methods for teaching. Includes quotes from Margaret Slattery and notes on book reviews and shipping trivia.
The Kipton Community church will present a Christmas Musicale next Sunday evening featuring Miss Idan Bates, Erwin Bates, Daniel Noble, Donald Peach, Robert Peach, Edith Hudson, Jessie Mellor and others. The program includes hymns, solos on violin, piano and trombone, a male quartet, choir and orchestra with selections like O Little Town of Bethlehem and The Holy City. Led by Pastor Grelestra and Leo Reynolds with Geo. T. Hanna directing, the event offers preludes, duets and congregational singing.
Iowa City and Dubuque benefited from upper Mississippi dam projects as part of a national plan to build 26 locks and dams from St. Paul to St. Louis. Officials report a record freight tonnage at Dubuque, with daily shipments reaching hundreds of tons, and crews working around the clock to meet demand. The program, costing about 25.7 billion dollars, expects 8,500 tons monthly once fully completed, with three towboats and four barges operating weekly from Dubuque.
Farmers in Nebraska and South Dakota traded drought afflicted livestock for feed under a barter system in northwestern Iowa. Auction pavilions at Storm Lake Spirit Lake Fonda Spencer Sac City and Alta handled tens of thousands of head, with traffic causing highway congestion and trucks from several states.
In El Paso County Colorado Springs area researchers test soil erosion control to restore pasture productivity. Overgrazing harms land, creating desert like conditions, while trials explore grazing rotations to allow rest periods. George T. Sinton advocates rotating grazing, removing cattle for four to five weeks to let grasses recover and strengthen early after rain.
Philadelphia civil service opens 2400 vacancies in the city’s department, drawing 2100 applicants. Early entrants include graduates of the United States Naval Academy and a student from Westport Maine. Starting pay is 38 dollars weekly for the first year, 35.60 for the second year, rising to 42 dollars per week after three years of service.
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