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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
11
In Richmond Virginia a farmer Mrs. W Hawks of Amelia County grows berries two inches across. Reports say 38 berries could fill a mart basket as fruit sizes astonish shoppers. The item mentions ultra thin gold leaf and linen tablets found in ancient Egyptian tombs as curiosities.
The narrator muses on guiding three friends through three weeks in Europe with caution not to overdo it. Paris is celebrated as an emotional, dreamlike city now distinctly French again, though changes have shifted the tourist crowd and the urge remains to make personal discoveries.
North Ridgeville congregation notes Rev Edward Young minister Sunday School 10 Morning Service at Le Roy Fields. Elyria fishermen group conducts Penfield Junction service 6 PM Tuesday Bible class 7:30. St Peter’s Catholic Church North Ridgeville Rev Fr John Rhein and Rev Joseph Buescher assist. Avon Baptist Church Rev Samantha Sunday School 1:15 Morning Worship 10:23. Vincent M. Be Church Rev Ryan teaching 9:30 Sunday School 10:30. Laporte Methodist Rev Paul Brown Sunday School 10:15 Church 11:15. North Eaton Church of Christ Rev Wohl Sunday School 10:90 Morning Service 11:00. Avon M E Church Rev Ryan Detroit Road Sunday School 10:09 Morning Worship 11:00. Columbia M E Church Rev Browsene Morning Worship 9 Church School 10. South Ridge Zion Evangelical Rev Piefer Sunday School 10:00 Church 11:00 and 2:00. Brighton Clarkfield Rochester M E Churches Rev Jones Brighten Church School 10:00 Worship 11:15 League 2:00 Rochester Worship 11:18 Church School 7:? League 3:00 P.M.
The text reflects on missions as spreading the gospel worldwide. It emphasizes giving out the gospel to receive it, the need for divine timing, and the commission to be witnesses to all nations. It notes events at Antioch, the calling of Barnabas and Paul, and the Holy Spirit guiding separation for missionary work.
A church's fasting and prayer set the stage for sending Barnabas and Saul. They confront a sorcerer and a false prophet in Paphos, win over Sergius Paulus, and demonstrate divine power leading to conversions. The text emphasizes devotion, missionary peril, and steadfast faith.
Discussion questions on Christian missions Acts 1 6 8 134 42 for Sunday June 23 Why support missions What are motives and objectives What are outstanding achievements Why do some hearers not believe What constitutes a witness for Christ Clericus says gospel shuts up bathed ...
A bread and butter letter is a simple thank you note to a late hostess after being entertained, sent promptly on returning home. It may be longer if there is news. Reading while dining is awkward. if alone it is permissible but not when others would be distracted.
Bruce wakes with a hangover in Virginia’s disappearance sparks office panic. Paul, Lavonne, and Kirk chase clues while Dixie taunts the situation, Virginia’s sister Dixie hints at a plan, and Mrs Thornton fears for Virginia’s pride and future.
A local gathering at the home of Rov and Iadan Jennings on Tuesday drew attendance with Pat Golden presiding. Speakers included Vi Lowell Risers and George Parnell. updates note Mrs. Parnell’s relapse and gradual recovery, plus improved conditions for Wis Richard Thompson and daughter Geraldine after injuries in an auto-truck crash near Adane. Mrs Tulk of Oberlin visited relatives here with other locals hosting the Revs William Smith and family.
Miss Jessie Pocock of Lodi and Mrs Noble Saezers of Lorain visit on Tuesday. Long and family move into the Grant Street residence formerly occupied by Geo Farnsworth. Paul Fuller and Miss Ferne Reed of Cleveland spent the weekend here. Mrs Jeb Fuller returns home after days with the Carpenter family. Parnell returns home after a short stay at the George North home in Cleveland.
Huntington June 21 Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs L C Crile and family at the Ruse home. Evening callers were Mr and Mrs L C Crile. Others visiting came from Spencer Wells Winston Welliston Elma Norman Cleve land Lod Valve and more. Residents and relatives attended church events and graduation exercises in nearby towns, with local families named among attendees.
YORKTOWN Sask Peter Veregin leader of the Doukhober roving religious sect declared capitalism has fared and a form of fascism may be expected shortly in Canada. Verezin announced he probably will resign from his head position of the Doukhober settlement.
A boy named Raymond finds money on a mantel and stacks coins while his mother cautions him. She also handles the coins, illustrating the temptation of money in plain view. The piece ends with a lesson on keeping money safely out of reach.
The figure rejected rumors of a mass migration and asserted that a two year European holiday would help disentangle the colony's legal issues. He emphasized the move was not an escape but a tactical pause.
Economical and light recipes designed for four, featuring mixed oil and spring vegetable notes. First dish uses four lamb kidneys, four large bacon slices, and four sausages on skewers. Saute until partly cooked, then skewer in bacon, kidney, sausage, kidney, bacon. Broil until bacon browns, serve with buttered toast and lemon or Worcestershire for flavor.
A dinner guide describes broiling fish fillets with buttered potatoes and bananas wrapped in bacon, plus parboiled potatoes browned under the broiler. Dessert crafts include Cinnamon Toast Pie with apple sauce and Rhubarb Shortcake, detailing steps and baking times.
The Avon Lake Sewing Society met with Mrs Edd Webb for an all day session on June 21. Dinner was served at noon by the hostess, with Quilting as the pastime. Circle No 5 of St Anthony's church hosted a one oclock luncheon at Twain, followed by cards and conversations among members and guests.
The author argues for a focused itinerary in Paris and London rather than a whirlwind tour of Europe. Suggests short side trips to Versailles and Fontainebleau, with a note on Normandy apple blossoms and the American cemetery near Paris. Advises avoiding extended runs across capitals to truly absorb places.
The chat summary notes advice for travelers in Europe on light packing and accepting different comforts. It suggests not bringing huge trunks as luggage costs can rise with distance and purchases abroad, and that extra bags can be bought if needed. Emphasizes adjusting expectations about breakfast and overall comfort to fit travel conditions.
In Omaha, 35 year old Mrs Rayner English became a mother for the thirteenth time. Her youngest child arrived two weeks after her fourth granddaughter. The piece notes inflation critique and visits by Cleveland and a Mrs Somerville. Mrs Tom Kenny returned home from Ontario visit with her sister and brother.
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