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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1934
Page
8
Jake stalks a deserted Bascom house and overhears a hidden flame of activity as a Countess is linked to Joel and a kept secret. Greenleaf reports Joel vanished on orders while the Countess may be slipping away for a secret visit, leaving Jake to chase clues.
A sermon notes Paul’s second missionary journey to Thessalonica where Timothy’s visit, blessing, and unity of Paul Silvanus and Timothy fostered a robust church. It highlights thanksgiving, prayer, faith, love, hope, and the divine power behind the gospel as carried by the Holy Spirit.
A devotional summary discusses how Christian testimony flourishes when rooted in the Holy Spirit, citing Paul’s Thessalonian letters. It notes believers imitate Christ through lived gospel, resist idols, and await Jesus’ return, urging steadfast witness and inward grace shaping Christian character.
Questions explore why thanksgiving matters in Christian life how living gospel multiplies best ways to win converts value of example and needed witness today with Thessalonian church as model Cheritus on expanding Christian character and prayer for regeneration by the Holy Spirit.
The Rev Debo Corydon Grover LL B T B AM Ph D will guest preach at Fields M E Church in morning worship on Sunday December 2 at 10 15. Former acting president of Baldwin Wallace College he is now VP and chair of psychology and philosophy. Pastor Koontz will speak to youth on A Strange Story with vocal solo and piano selections. Bible School at 11 15 with classes for all. Epworth League gathering at 7 p m at Merton Bartier home on Lorain road led by Ruth Osborn and Ford Bainbridge. all young people invited.
The Thanksgiving morning service at First Church of Christ Scientist drew a large congregation. A highlight was the testimonies of blessings shared by members, with another feature being the readings that followed.
A Thanksgiving service featured a President's Thankagtvlog Proclamation, Hymne, a solo, scriptural readings, and selections from the Christian Science textbook. The Golds en Text affirmed thanks to God for unspeakable gifts, with readings from Psalms and II Corinthians and a correlative passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. The service closed with Bible benediction.
Valley Citys social scene features bridge parties hosted by the Haucks and Schaeffers, Thanksgiving dinners across Medina and Cleveland connections, and local club gatherings. Residents travel to Cleveland for visits and hospital stays, with prizes won at bridge and Get Together Club events.
An ad touts Cystex as a doctor’s prescription remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort caused by harsh drugs. It claims quick action, soothing damaged tissues, and a money back guarantee on unused packaging, urging readers to buy from druggists.
Carol and Marion Bernard plan popcorn sales at basketball games while the Wattle Supper is scheduled for December 13 from 5 30 to 8 00. The county debate season opens with a first debate Thursday afternoon. Debates focus on federal equalization grants for education. Districts divide the county into three schools each with winners advancing to face other districts. Liverpool’s debaters visited Cleveland Library for sources and the first league game ended Liverpool 14 Spencer 17.
North Olmsted notices recall Betty Elderkin visiting Milan and Burt Kelly with family celebrating Thanksgiving in Lakewood while Bessie Kelly plans an Akron visit. infant of True Bement dies. Barton Road resident discharged after appendicitis. Congregational Church events include Men’s Club election, photo viewing, Ladies Aid clothing drive to Atlanta, and Christian work updates.
Elyria Townline Road reports a flurry of Sunday visits as families from Elyria, Grafton, Lorain, Amherst, and Cleveland call on relatives. Guests include Schubert, Wakle, Blaubech Baldaat, Dowdell, Mackett, Spiegelburg, Nichols, Henry, Henes, Delefield, Ernst, Koepp, and Breeler. Buddhism spread rapidly to China when first introduced from India.
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