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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1937

Page

3

Suburban Church Directory Highlights Area Parishes

A scanned directory lists multiple area churches with pastors, service times, and church school schedules. Notable entries include Columbia Baptist under Claude Troup, North Ridgeville Congregation with Rev Edward Young, and Penfield Junction Baptist with Rev H K Clauser, plus Epworth Leagues and youth meetings across several congregations.

North Ridgeville Edward Young Penfield Junction Baptist Church H. K. Clauser

Church Services at Eleven, Special Music at Each Service

Church services are scheduled for 11 00 A M and 700 P M with special music at each service. The notice lists times and musical offerings but lacks additional details about locations or platforms.

Sunday School Lesson on Esau and Jacob

The Sunday School lesson examines Genesis 26 27 24 41 45 focusing on Esau and Jacob. It contrasts Esau a carnally minded hunter with Jacob a quiet home loving planner and notes parental favoritism, hunger and birthright themes, and differing futures for two brothers.

Fractured Family Feud Over Will Sparks Long-Lasting Grief

A fragment from a sermon warns how a father's will divides a family and sparks lawsuits and bitter feuds across generations. It recalls Rebekah's failed scheme and the enduring, hopeful plea of a mother for children to return home despite estrangements.

Rebekah Sin Prague

Discussion Questions on Esau and Jacob Birthright

Sunday School guide for May 23 examines Genesis 25 27 34 and 27 41 45 through six questions about Christian birthright loss weakness of Esau and Jacob and God blessing Jacob. It cites Cherubic Dawson Eggleston Harpers and Brothers on using stories in religious education with guidance for parents and teachers.

Esau Jacob Chericus W. J. Dawson

Busy Workers 4-H Club Formed In Oberlin

Oberlin area clubs report a busy slate with a new Busy Workers 4-H club, officers installed by Mrs. Leona Wellman and Mrs. M L Hurst, and twenty members registered. Farm Women meet at Grange hall with thirty five in attendance and a cannery program announced for end of season prizes at fairs. The Russia Township Farm Woman's Club planned a July picnic and June meeting hosts were named. News notes include a death in Lake Bluff and social visits among locals.

Leona Wellman M. L. Hurst Gertrude Hobbs Dorotha Rathwell Lois Dellifield Cosette Smith Betty Wailer la Verta Feakins Mary Gamble Leona Bi Aman Betty Waller Sargent Sewlog Russia Township Grange Hall Oberlin Charles Gibson Elmer Schubert Frank Hasenflue Gar McRoberts Charles Feakins Harold Lathrop D. Peabody Walter Bers Clare Brooks Jona L. Morris Lake Bluff Minois Arthur Younglass Frank Mc Yntire Grafton Frank Krueger

Artifact-obsessed Rodney courted in Gunnison tale continues

In Gunnison Colorado Rodney, a recluse heir, faces a scheme by Pettigrew to marry him to claim a fortune. Sam, a night club dancer, woos him with artifacts while Judy and Maureen ally to thwart the plot. Sari boasts of a swift proposal as the chapter ends with Rodney kissed by a box of relics.

Marcus Trent Rodney Burton J. Montrose Pettigrew Trent Rodney Gunnison Colorado Pettigrew Sam Saunders Judy Collins Judy Peter Dent Maureen Larl Peter Sari Sam Gari Sarl Valeface Sart Rod

Community Notices From Oberlin Area Helping Names Gather

Mrs Eisner and family host in Henrietta. Kern and family visited Vermilion Lake summer home. Hobbs and Nason attended Russia Township Farm Bureau meeting at Manna home New Oberlin. Briefs include Kruegers visiting Ashland and Amherst families and McRoberts relatives from Royal Oak Highland Park and Detroit spending weekend with Oberlin kin. Mrs Murphy ill with inflammatory rheumatism.

Fred Eisner Henrietta Kenneth Kern Max Papworth Vermillon Om the Lake G. I. Hobbs Kenneth Nason Russia Township Karl Krueger Giles Ashland Frank Krueger Amherst Edward McRoberts Albert William Royal Oak Michizan Dean McRoberts Highland Park Michifan Fred McRoberts Detroit Gar McRoberts Pittsburgh Georse Harry Murphy Oberlin Murphy

North Olmsted News Highlights Local Happenings and Events

North Olmsted residents traveled west to California and visited relatives in Lakewood and Eaton. A new baby, a son, was born at Lakewood Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harvey Stroud. Prom plans for May 22, church speakers from Cleveland and Atlanta, and a weekly school paper delivery were noted. Local students earned high ratings in musical contests in Columbus and Oberlin, with Kiwanis planning a Memorial Day program.

North Olmsted Hamlin Center Ridge West California Anna Perkins Henry Bahr Fields William Fenchter Lakewood Eaton Leland Durxee Harvey Stroud Lakewood Hospital Lucy Kit’ Bement Hve Ruby Lamb Cleveland Raymond Clapp Schauffler Training Home Clagua Road F. J. Working Rush Memorial Church Atlanta Georgia Barton Road Congregational North Olmsted News Warne Cowley Teak House Columbia George O'Brien Ita Mae Jean Lord Columbus Charlotte Cowley Oberlin Kiwanis Club

Europe’s diplomats and the Harriman mixup in Oslo

Boake Carter notes Florence Harriman’s inadvertent comments at the Norway posting, illustrating American diplomacy woes. McDermott denies formal negotiations while Harriman claims progress. The piece critiques U S patronage in diplomatic postings and contrasts European experience with American practice.

Farm woes and water safety issues crowd coastal notes

A column warns of rural decline as farm labor shifts to cities, cites failed farmhand ads, and cites rising boat ownership and reckless speedboat incidents near New York. It argues for boat operator licensing and waterway rules. Argentina spends nearly $3,000,000 on locust control with sack collecting and flame throwers supplied to farmers.

John Jay Lewin C. L Ufe Farner Bob Ripley New York Federal Mant Copyright Ledger Syndicate Argentina

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Suburban Church Directory Columbia Baptist Church Claude Troupe Oliamond Ernest J. Dunford Henrietta M. BE Kaetzel Epworth League Laporte Methodist Church Thomas Hughes Columbia Methodist Church S& m Bible School Birmingham M. E. Church E Kaetzel Avon Baptist Church Co A. Bantham Mra. Geo.Jenkins T. Peter’s Catholic Church North Hidgeville John N. Rhein Joseph Buescher Kipton Community Church William Winger Brighton Clarksfield Rochester M. E H. H. Patrick Beighton Buntington United Church John G. Koontz Helen Lagrange Kart L. Darkey North Eaton Church OF Christ A. K. Stevenson Bethel Temple Assemblies OF God Litchfield Ohio Penfield M. E Karl J. Darkey Grafton M. E George C Beebe South Ridge Zion Evangelical RG. Prerer Avon Detroit Road HL. J. Hond Brownhelm Congregational Church Albright Tey Storelin Brownhelm Evangelical Church A. G. Pferer Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed Church S. J. Roger Ite Jegson Isaac Edom Laban Haran Book Review Egglestor Harper & Bros Oberlin Road Women’s Society G. J. Hobbs H. Reese A. McRoberts Boys’ Four-H Wesley Lanislaw Young People’s Society Martin Senour The E. Loeffler Co Broad Street Lara Briffs William Winterfield Ridgeville Boake Europe United States J. Borden Harriman Washington Society Good New Dealer Norway State Department McDermott Florence Harriman Mrs. Harriman Russia London Paris Denmark ST. Elyria
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