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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1942
Page
15
A noisy, partially legible notice lists multiple Methodist and Evangelical churches in New Avon and nearby towns. It names pastors, service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and events at Huntington Unite and Spencer, Rochester, and Bartey churches with scattered scattered phrases and dates.
A Sunday School lesson on Genesis 12 highlights Abram as a model of faith who obeys God’s call to leave his country and kin. The study traces the covenant promises, the building of altars, and the journey of faith that leads to God’s blessing and reward.
The text recalls Sarah’s identical faith enabling her to conceive in old age, affirming God’s faithfulness to his promise. It notes Abrams’ wife as a partner in faith who bore the Hebrew line from which the Messiah would come, highlighting the lineage through the older brother of all.
Discussion prompts explore faith in God versus mere belief, focusing on Abram’s tests and how believers sustain faith amid hardship. It cites Clemicus on faith bringing reward and notes biographies of young achievers as inspiration, including figures like Daniel Poting and Alec Templeton.
Fourteen 4-H members plus advisors Marjorie Walter and Margaret Hartler traveled from the Victory Garden club to Camp Crag in Medina County. Counseled by Git torie Carpenter Doris Coleman Cora Jane Krause Evelyn Roth Helen Bartter Florence Dupaski Ruth Yorking and Lois Milles the group stayed July 22 to 26. Activities included sewing crafts and a Virginia Reef recreation with cake and chocolate milk provided by Martha Shaw and Genece Richmond. Local 4-H groups planned projects and picnics with postponements noted for August events.
Mrs Frangep Eckert attended briefly as Citiven work was discussed and 36 War Stampa tents were planned for purchase with rubber proceeds. Nine girls were set to Camp Crag from July 22 to 26, games and refreshments noted. Thimble Malde’s July 24 meeting opened by Kana Lowry. toll call and minutes read. Mary Batho demonstrated washing and ironing. Margaret Selmants led recreation due to the absent leader. picnic planned for Aug 5. meeting adjourned with pledge. LaGrenge Star Spangles met at Vada Uremke’s home. seven members present. plans discussed for judging and progress. Charlotte Tomarek circulated a French peach book. games provided recreation.
Amid a Colombia wage dispute, 1000 workers face a six cent hourly increase as a contract signed by the company and a union prompts concern. The report notes a death in Akron and a Wrigley incident as background to labor tensions.
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