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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1938
Page
20
A student is denied permission to enroll as a cadet in the Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University. Officials cited eligibility rules and institutional policies as the basis for the denial, outlining the process for appeal or reconsideration.
The Full Gospel Tabernacle revival enters its 12th week with a Sunday service at 10 40 a.m. Evangelist Irvin E Ade speaks on In the Last Days Perilous Times Shall Come Because Men Shall Be Covenant Breakers. Evening message at 7 30 p.m. titled One of the Indispensable Things Regarding Salvation. Meetings run Tuesday and Friday nights until the holiday rush ends, featuring special music and open public access. Nearly 1000 bags of American wheat flour arrive in Cuba monthly.
Readers urged to find constipation causes beyond frequent pills. The ad promotes Kellogg’s All Bran as the bulk forming fiber to aid bowel movements, recommending daily use with water for better health, credits Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Columbia Junior class play scheduled for Friday evening at Town Hall on November 23. Columbia Garden Club held its annual luncheon and elected officers on November 24 at Marne's in Elyria, promptly at the o'clock.
Community schedule includes Women's Benefit Mission Circle all day November 30 with devotions by Mrs James Cather and a Thanksgiving program led by Mrs J Bartter. B Y P U to meet with Richard Albaugh Sunday evening. Columba High School basketball at Avon December 2, Townsend Club December event, Sunday church services November 27, Epworth League with Miss Helen Leach Sunday at seven, Farmers Institute exhibit January 11 12 with awards. Trinity Baptist Church service by Rev E F Randall of Olivet Cleveland. Light lunch served after services. Mishnik's Market sale in Berea Saturday. Garden Club meeting hosted by Mrs Paulson with cactus program including Radiologue by Mrs Milo Stearns and Mrs Forest Goodman.
Rev Harold Landon was installed as pastor at Columbia Baptist Church with Dr B R Sharp of Cleveland preaching the sermon on Thursday evening. Installation prayer was offered by Rev Curry Speidell of Garfield Heights Church and the charge to the minister was given by Rev H B Par-.
Garden Club held a bake sale and meeting to discuss upcoming events. Members shared recipe ideas and planned further fundraisers, with organizers noting community support and volunteer rosters for the weekend event.
A Chinese co-ed, daughter of a former ambassador to the United States, faced repression in Tucson as details emerge about her situation. The article outlines perceived political pressures and social challenges within the local community.
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