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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
2
A Sunday school lesson from September 25, 1938 centers on Psalm 23 and Psalm 27, portraying David’s faith as shepherd, musician, soldier, poet, and king. It emphasizes the Lord as shepherd, provider, sustainer, rest, restoration, and guide, with comfort through danger and darkness.
A Sunday lesson outline from 1938 explores the function of hymns, God’s guidance, trusting Him, and the fortress metaphor in Psalm 27. It analyzes verses highlighting provision, mercy, courage, and eternal fellowship, with a prayer for trust and devotion and notes on language and imagery.
Book review examines Francis of Assisi Leonardo da Vinci Oliver Cranwell and John Milton. It portrays how their lives reveal sources of inner power through influences, world impact, personal struggles, and winning traits.
Rev Thomas Hughes pastor leads morning worship at 9 45 AM with Bible study following at 10 30 AM at Columbia Methodist Church.
Local church listings show service times and leadership for Kipton Community Penfield Junction Camden and other nearby churches. Times include Sunday School 9:30 to 10:60, Morning Worship 10:45 or 11:00, evening services and midweek meetings, plus prayer and choir practices led by Rev. E J Hoover Rev W Dissette Rev Theodore Paul and others.
Plymouth unveils its 1939 model line with the largest wheelbase yet at 114 inches and major upgrades. Features include Amola steel coil springs for a softer ride, a remote control gear shift on the steering column, high torque engine, true steady steering, silent auto-mesh transmission, and a safety signal system.
A church notice lists North Eaton Church of Christ with Pastor A Stevenson. Sunday School begins at 10:00 A M followed by Morning Service at 11:00.
The 1939 Plymouth line introduces a larger hood with a 10 inch curved sweep to the new radiator grille, a 114 inch wheelbase up two inches, and an extended body length of 182 inches. New horizon tal grille with lay teral airfoil motif, streamlined head and tail lamps, walnut brown interior with Casino Red accents, and a remote gear shift on all deluxe models. Enhanced rigidity with deeper side rails and a reinforced center X member, plus airplane inspired features like low pressure shock absorbers and radio studio soundproofing.
Lucille Mondhank of Lancaster and John Dietrich of Adena were announced as winners of the Ohio American Legion Leadership Contest at the Ohio 4-H Club Congress. Their expenses will be paid to the National Congress in Chicago in November. Toledo chosen for 1939 Rainbow Division Veterans reunion on June 9 and 10, with the Auxiliary meeting then too.
Building work began this week on Denison University's new women s dormitory valued at 150 000. The facility will house 70 students and is due for completion in September 1939. In Columbus Frederick F Rainey 18 son of Mr and Mrs F T Rainey of Upper Arlington was fatally shot when his shotgun discharged accidentally while duck hunting at Indian Lake Long Island resort.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Garver returned home after driving to Florida to bring his father to his home there. A farewell party was held Tuesday evening at the M. E. dining hall for Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Ferguson as he retires from the ministry and they move into their Lakeside home. Thursday evening will be grange events.
The National Canine Defense League of England urges drivers to avoid leaving pets in parked cars with all windows closed. Hot sun can cause suffering and sometimes unconsciousness to dogs inside, and a meeting on inspection bee was held with members urged to attend.
A bold new Roadking and De Luxe models debut with striking styling. Low prices accompany enhanced headlamps and brighter road lighting, showcasing a stylish yet affordable choice for drivers seeking value and visibility.
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