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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1931
Page
4
Evangelist Paul H. Wood of the Ohio Pocket Test League spoke at the First United Presbyterian Church on Lack of Vision based on Proverbs 29 18. He argued that great achievements begin with a definite vision and cited historical and current examples to show vision guides both secular and spiritual success.
Voters in Tidgeville Township are urged to consider I. F. Diederch for trustee. The ad emphasizes leadership experience, community involvement, and a commitment to fiscal responsibility and local services. Supporters highlight his record of public service and steady governance.
In a church gathering Mr Wood urged dedication to God and prayer to gain His will for service. He promised spiritual refreshment and renewed faith as a vision is received and acted upon. The talk invites all to attend the 7730 meeting as part of ongoing revival efforts. A separate quip recalls a lawyer asking a witness about honesty and being told to mind one's own business.
The First United Presbyterian Church begins a campaign of personal evangelism led by Rev. Paul H. Wood, associate secretary of the Ohio Pocket Testament League. Evening sermons center on Proverbs 29 18 and urge citywide vision and personal responsibility for soul winning. Prayer meetings are arranged for each afternoon this week at 3 o clock in various city sections with specific addresses listed for tomorrow afternoon at 230.
Con stanzo Allietta, 59, was gored to death by a bull near hero yesterday while his 11 year old son watched. Allietta led the bull back to his farm after it escaped. A musical scene at a concert drew comment from Dr. Johnson and a famous violinist amid a remark about the difficulty of film attention.
An eminent authority claims there are now at large in the country no fewer than 100 000 men and women who have committed murders and not been brought to justice. The note recalls Robespierre opposing capital punishment, weeping over a dying dove, and then sending hundreds to the guillotine.
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