Biblical warfare laws and Gideon lessons for victory
The piece argues that true victory comes from obedience to biblical law rather than sheer arms. It cites Deuteronomy on protecting new families, selective conscription, and the Gideon tale to claim that faith and divine guidance, not weaponry alone, secure triumphs for the Allied nations. It urges adherence to the full law given by the Creator.
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Gideon
Glideon
United Nations
Churchill
President House
Moses
Ledger Syndicate
Boake Carter Comments on Draft and Ten Commandments Influence
New York March 1 Boake Carter discusses American military conscription and selective service chief General Hershey. He links registration age 65 and the need to choose the right men for armed forces while invoking biblical law and the Ten Commandments.
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New York
America x
Hershey
Selective Service
Raven
Boake Carter Mt. Sinai
Birmingham Coming Events and Meetings
A schedule of local gatherings includes a Birmingham Sunday School teachers and officers meeting at Mrs Louis Ballash home Tuesday night. The young people’s choir meets Thursday at the Birmingham school. A Florence Ladies Aid cooking school directed by Grace Hallgwell is set for March 4 at the Birmingham school, with a bake sale before and after. The Birmingham Womens Society for Christian Service meeting is postponed to March 11 at Miss Clara Kline’s home with Mrs Bob Gime assisting.
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Birmingham Sunday School
Louis Ballash
Young People's Choir
Birmingham
Florence Ladies Aid Society
Grace J. Hallgwell
Church Housekeeping Bureau
The
Christian Herald
Posttone
Birmingham Womens Society For Christian Service
Clara Kline
Bob Gime
Birmingham School
Penfield Hosts Dance Sponsored by Junior Class
The Penfield junior class will sponsor a dance Friday night March 6 in the high school auditorium. Music will be by an Elyria orchestra. The Quilting club met Tuesday at Mrs. Dewey Kies’s home where 34 ladies enjoyed cookies and tea.
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Nance Ypenfield
Penfield High School
Elyria
Dewey Kies
Wakeman Congregational Covrcie Wakeman Redeemed by Gift
The Wakeman Congregational unit notes extensive improvements funded by a substantial donation from Mrs. Charles S Clark. Ladies’ Aid divisions set meetings for March 4 with luncheons and quilting projects planned, followed by a Chapter meeting featuring ritualistic work and a social hour.
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Wakeman
Date Set For Lorain Safety Drive Banquet
The annual Lorain County Industrial safety campaign banquet will be Tuesday evening March 24. The Elyria Chamber of Commerce cup will go to the grand prize winner with 26 group winners receiving certificates. Thomas P. Kearns will explain plans for a longer six month campaign amid continued high accident rates and war production training challenges. During 1941, 261 Lorain County firms participated.
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Lorain County
Elyria Chamber of Commerce Cup
Thomas P. Kearns
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Brighton Congregational Ladies Plan Mother-Daughter Banquet
The Congregational Ladies' Aid society set Friday March 43 for the mother daughter banquet with Mrs Orville Jones of Oberlin as speaker. The group will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs Charles Lampen Sr for a potluck dinner at noon. Donald Goss and Miss Kathleen Bates were married at ? o'clock.
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Wakeman
Charles
Clark
Tena Dement
Fred Winnen
Robert Hugh
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Orville Jones
Oberlin
Charles Lampen
Donald Goss
Kathleen Bates
Junked Car Yards in County Tally 520 Vehicles For War
A War Production Board survey reported 520 junked passenger cars and trucks in Fily da and Lotala and in Lorain and Elysia yards. Northeastern Ohio WPA district manager Frank T. Miskell noted 213 wrecking yards in 23 communities totaling 10 722 junkers nationwide, aiding war production.
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Filyda
Lotala
WEA
Elysia
Lorain
Frank T. Miskell
Ohio
WPA
Larcaln
War Production Board
Real Estate Transfers In Elyria and Wellington Ohio
A sequence of property transfers is recorded across Elyria Amherst Ridgeville and Wellington. Names include Joseph B Hamilton Walter Smith Harry Watson Bertha Swearer Julia Murbach J Frank Murbach Edward Minard J Lawrence Chapman and Rev Paul Lauffer with details of Middle Avenue Tannery Street Butternut Ridge Road Gore Orphanage Road and Huron Road transfers among heirs executors and buyers in Township and village parcels. The Wellington event notes a Saturday evening ceremony with Rev Lauffer and attendees James Bates and Joane Trish.
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Joseph B. Hamilton
Otto J. Wollf
Gore Orphanage
Brighton
Walter Smith
Cathlenae R. Walch
Huron
Brownhelm
Harry Watson
Anna K. Zizka
Butternut Ridge
Ridgeville
Herbert S. Linn
Helen Makull
Tannery St
Ambherst
Gilbert Linn
Amherst
Tenney St
Bertha Erne Swearer
Julia
Murbach
Middle Ave
Elya Tla
Julia D. Murbach
J. Frank
Middle
Elyria
Edward E Minard
J. Lawrence Chapman
Paul Lauffer
Wellington
James Bates
Joane Trish
Property transfers and deeds across Lorain county regions
A series of property transactions list transfers in Elyria Lorain Avon Huntington Township Lorain Village Black River and LaGrange area deeds involve Curran to Anna Curran Horvath to Elsie Denger executor deeds to Kontos to Verna Funk and Hart to Hartl along with multiple properties on North Hidge Road Pasadena Avenue Main Street Broadway 13th Street Dayton Avenue and Floral Court across several townships and villages including Elyria Lorain and Black River.
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George W. Curran
Anna C. Curran
Ohio Briefs in Zanesville and Columbus
Zanesville: Howard D. Marshall, 23, of South Zanesville, pleads not guilty and quips about joining the army as Judge Homer Walters imposes a $10 fine and costs, suspending sentence. Columbus: Ohio junior gardeners with three years of supervised experience are eligible for Vegetable Growers Association of America cash scholarships for college or equipment, with medals for the top two juniors.
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Zanesville
Howard D. Marshall
Homer E. Walters
Cage
Columbus
Ohio
Vegetable Growers Association of America
H. D. Brown
Ohio State University
Oberlin to Host Festival Band Broadcasts and Concerts
Oberlin College officials including Professor Arthur J Williams of the Conservatory announce a two day festival featuring the Oberlin Concert Band. A 100 minute program will be aired on Mutual Network Sunday morning March 23 from 10 30 to 11 00 am with a second evening concert March 23 from 7 30 to 9 00 pm. The event will include representatives from about 45 colleges and universities in Ohio and may see many college bands in attendance. Saturday March 21 will feature a lecture by Mr Goldman on instrument literature and band repertoire. A large student committee helps plan the festival, now in its third hosting since its inception.
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Arthur J. .Williame
Oberlin Conservatory of Mind
Oberlin
Williams
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