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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1936
Page
11
TIFFIN, O. Police searched the city for 4 year old Bobby Fuller after his mother reported him missing. Officers found him safe at home under a roll of blankets, completing a curious day.
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Kansas City Board of Trade donated over two tons of wheat to Boy Scouts who distributed the grain in city parks to feed birds this year.
Six Lorain County Methodist churches will compete for attendance honors starting Sunday and running through March. Grafton led by Rev. G C Berber Avon led by Rev H T Bond Amherst led by Rev B H Ryan Fields led by Rev D S Carpenter La Grange led by Rev J J McAlpine and Columbia Station led by Rev Paul P Brown will tally Sunday morning attendance across March and April. Churches report every 20 days comparing to 1935 conference membership.
In Luke 10 25 37 Jesus uses a parable to reveal true neighborliness. A lawyer asks how to inherit eternal life and Jesus shows that loving God and loving one s neighbor must be expressed in deeds not just words. The Good Samaritan acts with compassion and sacrifice, illustrating the practical outworking of the law and the kingdom of God on earth.
A sermon excerpt contrasts the lawyer who dodges naming the Samaritan with the call to imitate mercy. It argues true love shows itself not in profession but in self denial and concrete good deeds during times of need.
Directory of North Ridgeville area churches with pastors and service times. Includes Saint Peter Catholic, LaPorte Methodist, Vincent E Church, Avon Baptist, Bethel Temple, and others. Notes Epworth League timings, Sunday schools, and evening services. Also mentions a historical reference to the Gilded Trap during early constitutional debates.
Eaton Church expands youth activities with a six member young people's group hosting a pet week dinner at the pastor's home. A forum discussion and spring ping pong tournament are planned with hope of crowning a girls champion and reclaiming the fall title. Easter play practice continues, Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. Blaine's with devotions by Mrs. Munn. An evangelistic meeting before Easter aims to be a standout community event. The pastor preaches on In His Likeness as preparations for a comfortable new air conditioning and circulating system wrap up.
Questions explore what law expert expected Jesus to answer the nature of a good question how to answer questions forces that impoverish and harm people efforts to lessen destructive forces and Christian versus non Christian nations in care for the sick poor and aged Clericus emphasizes neighborly love and overcoming race to aid those in real need Prayer asks grace to keep life pure and express God's love by meeting human needs
The Warner Press Anderson Indiana title presents life stories of eighteen men who rose from modest means to prominence through persistence and effort, showing how ordinary boys can achieve notable goals despite limited opportunities and abilities.
Sunday School scheduled for 10 a m with Communion Service at 11 a m led by District Superintendent Rev C L Allen in charge.
The third quarterly conference of Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge Evangelical churches met at Brownhelm church on Tuesday evening. Attendees from South Ridge included Rev. and Mrs. R. G. Pferrer, Mrs. Ralph Fowl, and Mrs. Milton Schlechter.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Baxter and family attended the Golden Wedding celebration of the former's parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Baxter of Amherst held Wednesday evening in the M E Church Parlors in Amherst.
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