Town and Country Market at 905 Oberlin Road
Local market advertises its location at 905 Oberlin Road with phone contact 82-959, inviting shoppers to visit for daily offerings and curbside service.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1953
Page
22
Local market advertises its location at 905 Oberlin Road with phone contact 82-959, inviting shoppers to visit for daily offerings and curbside service.
The $5 million Peace Center, a 12 story Carnegie Endowment building, houses offices and meeting spaces for national and international welfare groups. It aims to advance world peace and connect with the United Nations, with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles endorsing its mission.
Report notes that the average criminal in the United States costs taxpayers money over a criminal career sufficient to fund a Sunday school for 100 pupils for a decade, highlighting the fiscal impact of crime.
Mary says she is here to serve the Lord as the angels announce the Messiah while the Magi travel from afar to honor the newborn King with costly gifts. The piece urges faithful self denying service and generous giving to the Gift of God’s love, from A Nabakowski Co. providing this space without expectation of thanks.
The red Salvation Army kettles, seen at street corners during Christmas, originate from a 1894 San Francisco soup kitchen idea by Captain Joseph McFee. Public donations fund aid for sailors, the elderly, children, and the sick, with over 500,000 helped, 450,000 sharing Christmas dinners, and 600,000 children waking to Santa.
A column urges using Merry Christmas instead of Xmas stressing Christmas is sacred and Christ names should be honored. It notes Xmas originated from early Greek scripts where Christos equals Christ and suggests cards should spell the full word to show reverence.
More than 31 million Protestant church members are urged to send reverent Christmas greetings this year. The Rev. Dr. Jesse M. Bader of the National Council of Churches says 100,000 ministers will announce the message at Sunday services. The effort partners with greeting card publishers to feature biblical texts and religious designs, including the Wise Men, angels, and Renaissance Madonna and Child imagery.
The figure notes 25 million attend Sunday school in America while an additional two million youngsters under two receive religious instruction.
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