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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
2
Directory lists congregations with pastors and service times in North Ridgeville and nearby towns. Entries include Saint Peter's Catholic, Penfield Junction Baptist, Avon Baptist, Kipton Community, and others with Sunday School times, morning worship, and church activities.
A synthesis of Paul’s Ephesian ministry and the Christian armor from Ephesians 6 13 20. The author links Paul’s two year stay in Ephesus to bold gospel work and notes the armor of God as defensive and offensive tools for spiritual conflict.
Questions explore the Christian war theme in daily life, eliminating evil literature, value of public confession, the greatest war, and consequences of defeat. Clergy quotes frame warfare as a guided road, with prayer urging steadfastness, Scripture as weapon, and bold faith as armor.
Mc Culloch E. P. Curren Co presents a provocative critique of modern church ineffectiveness. It argues for reforming the ministerial office transforming services and reorganizing the church for today’s age with constructive proposals in final chapters.
Rev. F H Schott will preach at 11 15 a m during morning worship at the Congregational Church. Sunday school gathers at 10 a m. The Litchfield Young People plan a 6 30 p m meeting at Bar Village with officers Wells Miller president Virginia Seeley vice president Bord Colbrunn treasurer Evelyn Holmes secretary.
Services for the Poor Souls in Purgatory will be held at St Peters Catholic Church in North Ridgeville at 239 o clock Sunday afternoon. Church societies will take part in the procession to the cemetery. Rev Ciprian of the Franciscan monastery at Rock River will deliver the sermon.
Armistice Day is the theme of a Sunday morning sermon at North Eaton Church of Christ led by Rev. A K Armstrong. The service features special music and an orchestra during Sunday school. Miss Ireta Wilson notes plans for the next three Sundays with performances by Mr Penfound and son Robert from West Ridge and a clothespin meeting for the young people. The Rose-Fern division meets Tuesday at Mrs Hush Reisinger's home.
The Columbia Church of the Cleveland Baptist Associations marks All Baptist Day on Nov 5. Campaign chairman Ivan R. Bartter leads efforts to awaken members and friends to church possibilities. Weekly Euclid Avenue Baptist Church meetings address the United Spiritual Program. Preaching at 7:30? Sunday School at 11:50.
Mrs George Woodruff hosted the Wistaria club at a one oclock dinner in La Grange. Ten covers were set with a crystal bowl of fall flowers. A brief business meeting elected officers Mrs Judson Spicer president Mrs Henry Wigert vice president and Mrs Ervin Adams secretary and treasurer Mrs Wigert to host next.
Mrs Roy Pearce welcomed Five Hundred Club members on Friday. Honored guests were Mrs Toe Bic kel and Mrs Harold Opfer, who plan to move with their families to spend the winter in California. The afternoon included a card game and a catered dinner.
The La Grande Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday evening November 1. Members will review routine agenda items and district matters.
The eighth grade chose Gordon Adams as president, Phyllis Rawson as vice president, Jay Carmen as treasurer, and Jean Miller as secretary. Miss Mar Amsbury of Elyria visited La Grange and Mr and Mrs Guy Amsbury with Hazel spent time with Nellie Box. The M E Church Aid Society served a chicken supper raising over seventy dollars. A junior senior high school party occurred Friday with sponsors present. Mrs M W Vickery of Latewood stayed with her mother Mrs W W Knowles. Mrs Karl Kolinski visits sister Mrs Douglas Wiggins of Erie Pennsylvania. The young people from the...
Community notes list Spencer Baptist Church evening service and visits by residents and guests from Cleveland and Vermont Street. Town residents include Miss Emily Mitchell Cleveland visiting relatives, families moving to West Main Street, teachers substituting in local schools, and social gatherings at homes and churches over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ward entertained the Married People's Bridge Club with three tables of play and prizes for Mrs. Maynard Gott and Rene Stang. Refreshments were served at small tables with Halloween touches. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krueger and others. News notes mention a funeral visit for Mrs. Ime and moves of Rev and Mrs J McAlpine into the vacated Bickel house.
Social notices recount gatherings from the Peninsula Birthday Club at Mrs Alonzo Hopkins and Mrs Carl Darhev hosting. funeral services for Carl Zaschnick attended by Reuben Leng and family. the Rawsons hosting the Birthday Club with election returns read. Webber family visiting in southern Ohio. C W Gott wintering with brother Henry Gott. S W Kelner visiting Earle Kelner in Berkeley and planning winter in Eustis Florida. Javan Young returns home from relatives. Ned L Gott entertaining Dodds and Mrs William Frew of Pittsburgh.
George Martin visits Elyria with relatives of Ward and Thompson families in South Amherst Sundar. Arthur Ernst hosts. Frye family visits Clyde Englebach in Elyria Sundar. William Peabody of Oberlt calls on parents. John Stang hospitalized at Elyria Clinic for heart attack.
The See-Daykas of Sarawak collect human heads from expeditions and display them on posts of honor. They address the heads for months, entreating the fatally injured to forgive and join their tribe, maintaining affectionate but troubling rituals.
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