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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1936

Page

3

Revival Meetings Begin April 5th At Eaton Church

Revival meetings start April 5 at Eaton Church with a large religious picture display by old Masters. Each night features different programs including messages by Rev Beebe and Rev Bickford, youth gatherings, and special evenings for Parent Teachers, Ladies Aid and Family Night. Easter Sunday marks Class Day with attendance gains and a cantata by Eaton Young People.

Eston Che Senta Leonards PaVine Gethsemane Hofman Xing Parent-Teachers Association Grastge Sight Ladies Eaton Group Elyria Homes of Peace RIAL

Creamed Comments on the Sunday School Lesson Explains Kingdom Parables

The excerpt discusses Luke 13 28 39 and Luke 14 23 focusing on the kingdom of God as a condition of soul and state where God reigns It argues the kingdom proceeds not by conquest but transformation through a devout few and notes the narrow path to salvation The master of the house and end of probation symbolize Christ and judgement as warned in verses about exclusion of the unprepared and the denial of those who claim mere outward service

Lesus Perea Jerusalem Jerlem Christ

Suburban Church Directory North Ridgeville Listings

Local church directory lists services across North Ridgeville and nearby towns. Entries name congregations such as North Ridgeville Congregation Epworth League activities, Feldield Junction Baptist, Henrietta M E, Birmingham M E, Avon Baptist, St Peters Catholic, LaPorte Methodist, Vincent M E, Kipton Community, North Eaton Church of Christ, Brighton Clarkesfield Rochester E Churches, Bethel Temple Assemblies of God, South Ridge Evangelical, and Columbia M E. Morning worship times range from around 9:30 to 11:00 with Sunday School and youth groups noted. special services and prayer meetings per church vary through the week.

Kingdom of God described as final success and reversal

The text discusses entrance to the kingdom of God, warning that workers who do not depart will face judgment and weeping. It notes a future gathering from east to west and south to north, with the kingdom including a multitude from all social classes. It presents a verse about the last becoming first and the first last.

Abraham Isaac Jacon Kingdom of God Uay

Faithful followers of the King strive to walk His path

Subjects are described as those who wholeheartedly believe in the King and earnestly seek to follow in His steps, dedicating themselves to faithfulness and service.

Sunday School Lesson Discussion Questions

Discussion questions explore Luke 13 28 30 and the kingdom of God in relation to the church. The piece asks about earnestness moral responsibility and the social dimension of the gospel, plus quotes clergy on doors of opportunity and a prayer for kingdom citizenship. It also reviews two books Jesus Teachings for Young People and Education for Life with God.

Jesus The Clericas God's Kingdom Weston Pilgrim Press God of Powell Abingdon Press

Birthday Party for Miss Margaret Eaton

Friends and schoolmates gathered at the Stranazan home to celebrate Margaret Eaton's fifteenth birthday with games music and a gift. Attendees included Amelia Balogh Betty Garretson Helen Shuster Jeannetis Liguas Etty Ziehm Cleo Haskin Betty Lyon Carroll Cook Regina Shuster Martin Blaine Robert Rice and others. Some invited guests could not attend due to weather.

Eaton Glenn Stranazan Margaret Miss Margaret Thos Amelia Balozh Betty Garretson Helen Shuster Jeannetis Li

Crossword Puzzle Riddles and Local Notices

Readable crossword fragments mix with local notices about the Fishburn family health Bonnie Marie visiters Ohio State vacationers and residents like Miss Ruth Cook Geraldine Burke and Mrs. Hopwood. The item lists community comings and goings with several names and addresses mentioned in a period voice.

Cutwork Patterns Without Bars For Easy Basket Work

Learn cutwork without bars with a transfer pattern of two motifs 1-2 by 3-3 4 inches. Includes color suggestions material requirements and a Hosiery Arts pattern set listing address and price. Send 1 cent stamp to C Street New York for pattern number 1.

Toob C. Street Household Arts W. Lath

Eastside Families Visit in Massillon and Nearby Homes

Spotted visits include H Swan and Wale Fishburn in Massillon with new daughter, Levi Baker from Lakewood, Clence Montanus and daughter at Hartman Holzhauer in Birm am, and Mrs Orig Coven with son Wen ell visiting Theodore Ries family. Other guests include Eliza Sanders at Q C Sanders home, and James Wright of Toledo visiting Claude Louise Kelbie’s home in Berlin Heights.

Messrs H Swan Wale Fishburn Massillon Levi Baker Lakewood Clence Montanus Fairview B.xex Richard Sanders Hartman Holzhauer Birmam Orig Coven Wenell Theodore Ries Eliza Sanders Mornday Q. C Sanders James Wright Toledo Claude Louise Kelbie Florence Hinman Berlin Heights

Sunday visits and extended guests at local homes

Mr and Mrs and son hosted afterSunday guests at Richard Sanders home. Carl Stenbeam and children, Oscar and daughter Lorain, Witt Carruthers from Oberlin visited Charles and Mrs Cook. Theodore Ries and son Myron visited Orta Coren of Kipton Friday afternoon. Milton Parrish of Elyria and Lena Gegenheimre mother were noted. Tom Alesander and son from Cleveland were weekend guests at Charles Court. Mary Becker and Vern Whitner and daughter Laverne visited Clydes Brown in Spencer Sunday evening. Emil Lanner of Russia Township hosted Join Bauman and Mrs Vetter of Cher on Friday. Florence Sand’s son returned Tuesday after a few days at O C Sanders home. Carl Becker and Sabr of Brownhelm visited Theodore Ries and son Friday afternoon. John Bauman and family were in Oberlin and Kipton on Saturday for business. Charles Cook of Oberlin visited his uncle Charles Cook and family Saturday.

Fishburn Bonnie Marie Swan Hopwood Alfred Brightman Wadsworth Ruth Cook Brother Lester Ohio State University Cook Chester Jackson Wade Buffington Sheffield Lake Clarence Tildes Edgar Mantz Helen Kaninenders Bay Village E. Kannenberg Spencer Mantz Geraldine Burke Cleveland Lorain Minnie Radde Charles Yost John Obitis C. H. Swan Lee Terrell Maurieen Chamber of Commerce M. E. Church Elyria R. J. Wysor Republic Steel Corporation Henrietta Richard Sanders Evers Carl Stenbeam Oscar Else Witt Carruthers Oberlin Charles Cook Theodore Ries Myron Orta Coren Kipton Milton Parrish Lena Gegenheimre Tom Alesander and Son Charles Court Mary Becker Vern Whitner Laverne Clydés Brown Sundar Emil Lanner Russia Join Bauman M Vetter John Bauman

Local notes from Vincent area residents and visitors

March updates from Vincent O indicate Mrs Leon ard Dean in convalescence at home after Memorial Hospital stay. Mrs Moulder of LaG ge visiting Dean home. Mrs Chris Ackerman improving after illness. Josephias Martin recently visited Mrs Edgar Cooper. Eschiruth family left St Petersburg Florida for Arkansas cousins en route to Vincent. James Lewis returns to school after illness. Mrs E A White and Mrs Frankie Reese visited Mrs S C Hurlbut and daughter while quilting. Mrs E H Hurd and Mrs Fanar Hurd visited niece Mrs Alfred Drunlard in Cleveland. Ella Tilden visited sister Mrs A W Peters in Etyria.

Arthur Eschiruth St. Petersburg Fla Arkansas Vincent James Lewis Markiev E. A. White Frankie Reese S. C. Hurlbut E. H. Hurd Fanar Hurd Ahred Drunlard Cleveland Ella Tilden A. W. Peters Etyria

Mrs Lane and Family Return After Visit to Kelies

Mrs Paul Lane and two children from Sandusky returned Tuesday after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Kelies. Mr Lane was a guest at the Keiser home Sunday. Mr and Mrs George Kiser announce the birth of a daughter at Memorial hospital Sunday morning. Mrs Kiser was formerly Miss Alice Heiler of Vincent.

Paul Lane Chilldren Sandusky Barre Louis Kelies Lane Keiser George Kiser Memorial Hospital Kiser Alice Heiler Vincent

Avon Lake Orchestra Program Sparks Skillful Performance

Avon Lake school orchestra under Miss Canaios presented a chapel program with devotions and selections by the orchestra. Lawrence Kavanagh on cello and Frederick Nussdorfer in piano accompanied pieces including The Death of Ase. St. Anthonys Circus circle met for a luncheon at Mrs Cyril Millers home with prizes awarded to three members.

Avon Lake Maren Miss Canaios Robert Borotvr Maater- Maren Borotitus Lawrence Kavanagh Frederick Nussdorfer Eleanore Green Lawrence Kavanaugh Grey Ase Cyril Millers Avon St. Anthonys Circus Edd Michell Edward Spaetzel Margaret Kenner Clarence ‘Krakow

South Amherst S S Class Party and Red Cross Notes

The South Amherst Sunday School class met in the Methodist Church parlors for a party with games group singing and two refreshment courses for thirty members hosted by Florence and Geneverve McCord Marhette Slack Twhat and Bert Steele Charles Kolb and MencH Walker Miss Margaret Ries teaches the group The Wars and Means Committees of the Parent Teacher Association planned the athletic banquet for April 2 with basketball teams as guests Red Cross soliciting teams reported 379.90 collected to be sent to the Red Cross by Mayor Henry Garland

S. S South Amherst Florence and Geneverve McCord Marhette Slack Twhat Bert Steele Charles Kolb Mench Walker Margaret Ries Thursder Anril RED Cross Nofes Fhe Red Cross The Henry Garland

Wind causes fire crew to lose sleep in Willoughby

A windy night disrupted firemen in Willoughby as crossed wires near the siren triggered alarms, waking firefighters and disturbing residents across the area. The faulty wiring led to multiple false alarms and public nuisance complaints as crews responded.

Willoudghby Tex Willougaby

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