North Ridgeville church service times listed
North Ridgeville congregation notes morning worship at 9 49 and Sunday School at 10 45 led by Rev R J Norris pastor with service details in the church notice.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1939
Page
19
North Ridgeville congregation notes morning worship at 9 49 and Sunday School at 10 45 led by Rev R J Norris pastor with service details in the church notice.
Sunday study notes on first Kings chapter eleven reflect on Solomon elevating Jeroboam, God's plan signaling future division of Israel, and the warning that leadership rests on obedience. The text emphasizeswisdom in service, solitary contemplation with God, and the symbolism of Ahijah's garment as a moral lesson.
The passage discusses Jeroboam’s unyielding ambition and the price of seizing power before its time. It notes God’s affliction on David’s line but not forever, Solomon’s attempt to kill Jeroboam, and Jeroboam’s flight to Egypt where calf worship began.
Questions explore divine prerequisites for spiritual triumph Jeroboams misuse of opportunity and general chances in life. CLERICUS emphasizes faith and deeds with prayer urging faithful Christian service and avoidance of misusing faith.
Book review notes RESOURCES FOR LIVING by Atkins and Harper and Brothers. It presents work, play, friendship, love and religion in plain direct terms showing how these domains yield enduring satisfactions and enrich modern life.
Lois Rex of Cleveland visits grandparents in Valley City. Peter Deimling dies at 92. funeral at St. Martin's Church after 67th anniversary for his wife. Local clubs plan meetings, visitors drop in, and Holy Communion class held at St. Martin's Church. A week of social visits spans Cleveland Detroit Toledo Meadville and Medina with multiple family gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Wilmer Zacharias announce a daughter born at Elyria Hospital on Monday July 3. Mr and Mrs Edwin Lasch visited Mrs Reed McClure at Lodi Hospital. Mr and Mrs Edwin Keller hosted Sunday dinner at Mrs Mary Bay and others in Elyria. Mr and Mrs August Abram returned from Weyauwega Wisconsin. Zella Viola Indoe wed Carroll Preston Allard on Wednesday evening at Granger with white organza gown and gardenias. Reception followed at the bride's home and trip to northern Canada. Mrs Allard previously taught in Valley City schools. Mrs Ralph Feuchter visiting Eaton Rapids Michigan. Sixteenth annual Reusch reunion set for July 16 at Mrs Fred Reusch’s home.
Mr and Mrs Charles Kendeigh and family of Detroit spent the week at Earl Kendeigh’s. Harold Coates and Walter Walker traveled from Oberlin to Lake Placid last week. Margaret Candier and son Billy from Toronto Ohio returned home after visiting Ralph McDowell. Max Coates and son Gary Cleveland visited Earl Coates. Janet Brown joined Harold Coates, linking to O C Sanders home. Carl Schuster of Rugby spent the Fourth with Seymour Leimbach’s family.
The Ladies Aid of the Evangelical church plans a July gathering at Mrs. Daniel Knoble home with Mrs. Oscar Zurcher assisting. The Grange moves its regular meeting to July 11 at the school, followed by a wiener roast. Evan Coates concludes a fishing trip at Clam Lake and Trego Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lamvermyer and sons stay with her parents. The Kelble family and guests visit. Dr. Warren Unger visits Milan and Huron. Jim Mitchell of East Liverpool visits sister Mrs. Ralph McDowell.
Fash harvests about 40 bushels of wheat from a three quarter acre plot at his place in central Rochester. Brighton High School’s 1935 class held its class reunion at West Lake Park Wellington with ten of twelve graduates attending. Leroy Riebe and Mrs. Lucile Haines were absent. The afternoon featured games sports and visiting ending with a hamburger fry.
The vehicles of Graydon Jewett and Harry Pieske Jr from Painesville collided with Eugene Rieske on a motorcycle near the Gariss Ward place late Saturday. No serious injuries. the motorcycle was demolished and Jewett’s car badly wrecked. Rieske suffered a broken thumb and multiple bruises as he was tossed about 50 feet through the air.
Mr and Mrs L J Herman and children from Akron were guests of Mr and Mrs John Herman over the Fourth. Mr Herman, an amateur photographer, has for years taken pictures of the home coming parade.
Sy 3udite Wilson offers desserts and salads that use packaged crackers cookies and canned or fresh fruit. These snacks are quick to assemble for unexpected callers and can be included in regular menus. Many refrigerator desserts can be prepared in advance for convenience.
The menu lists Luncheon items including Cream of New Pea Soup Fruit Salad Plate Cream Cheese Puffs FroxenEye Nog Iced Tea. Dinner features Veal Rolls with Rice Stuffing Egg Plant Saute Broiled Tomato Halves Cherry Parfait and Hot or Iced Tea.
A jumble of dessert recipes and kitchen notes lists ingredients for fruit and cream desserts with crackers and shortbread. Interspersed are local social notes naming George McElroy, Mildred Storrow, Anna Wilcox, Lesley Trippe, Margaret Frank, Twila Setterfield, Gladys Tucker and the Snyder family with visits and illness updates.
More than thousands attended the funeral of a city wandering bull in Lucknow. The sacred animal, revered by Brahmins, rode in a decorated cart to the Ravi River banks for burial. The article notes the bull’s roaming path through town. It also mentions that Nuremberg churches mainly date from the 13th to 18th centuries.
The article explains poison ivy types poison oak and sumac and warns about itching skin fever and swelling and offers remedies including soap water alcohol iron tincture zinc sulfate and Trounweed tea as well as injections allergy prevention and staying away from the plant with careful handling and cleaning after contact. It also lists a long social column of local residents visiting family and traveling over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Toth of Dumont New Jersey and Mr. and Mrs. William Shook of Nazareth Pa visited over the weekend with Miss Shook and Ed Samslow and family. Also calling were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dague and daughters Shirley Ann and Janet of Medina and Mrs. Carl Eckert with daughter Marjorie of Berea.
Sunday gatherings and outings span multiple households in Chatham and surrounding towns. Families from Lakewood, Akron, Medina, Elyria, Wooster, Canton and Amherst joined relatives in Wadsworth and at homes in North Eaton, Amherst and Attica area celebrations and travels around the Fourth.
Mr and Mrs Harlan Green and three sons returned home Monday from a fishing trip. Mrs Katherine Benham visited relatives in Rocky River. Fireworks at Clague Park, postponed from July 4, will be held Saturday night July 8 at 9 o'clock due to rain. Mrs Edith Brown of Ashtabula is mentioned.
A local picnic and ice cream melon social drew many attendees from nearby towns. Guests included Mrs. How Griffith Indiana Mr. and Beckenridge LaGrange Mrs. Francis Obdyke M Yoo and Lloyd Richman plus Claude Brownhelm Carlos Bates Marion Bates Frank Griffin Ernest Bates and J Sklener. Dora Mildrew visited Mrs. Rose Bentley. The visit list also noted Frank F son of Sandusky and Starr Truscott visiting Helen Truscott home. Henry and daughter from Marion and Frank Fisher were present.
The note lists residents and visitors in South Ridge and nearby towns. E C Schubert and son C visited relatives. John Kuudon and family hosted guests. Edgar McCool from Chicago stayed with relatives. Castaly guests included C E Cook and Manona Cook. Rene Stan Kay and family planned a extended stay in Kilville Ohio, with other visitors from Castaly.
The report mentions Vincent and Mrs G H ill health Sunday evening plus Edith and Mrs Reese among about twelve at a Bible Study at the M E Church led by Reverend T L Paul. It also notes Willard Ta and others at a Parma picnic and Birmingham visitors.
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