The Voyage and Pauls Calm Faith on Stormy Sea
Summary of a religious sermon on Acts 27 detailing the shipwreck narrative. It outlines the voyage The Ship The Storm and Pauls tranquil faith in adversity with scenes of navigation prayer and communal meals and the belief that Gods plan prevails despite peril. It highlights Paul rebuking the crew advising safe haven and giving thanks to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bos
Crete
Murphyden
Paul
Fair Havens
John
Jesus
Succeeding through Conviction in Public Life
Quoted reflections emphasize risk and standing by beliefs. Garfield, a zoo remark on writing in dust contrasts with kindness. Christian Observer urges mercy, while Longfellow calls for swift mercy and compassion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Christian Observer
Thanksgiving Day Social Notes Around Rittman and Nearby
Local families from Burbank, Rittman, Lodi, and Akron marked Thanksgiving with visits to relatives including the Ditch, Swartz, and Slater households. Guests came from Ashland, Sterling, Canton, and West Salem, while several residents shared holiday meals and neighborhood calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Darrah
Boston
John Double
CC Myars
Nelila Schempp
Katie Wielt
Mra
Gretaflelt
Marlon
Henry Schempp
Lodi
J F Schempp
John Stelzer
West Salem
Ira] Stelzer
Lily Hall
Barberton
J C Young
Rittman
Local visits highlight weekend gatherings in Doylestown
Doylestown residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Albert Cos of Barberton were guests of Mr and Mrs Cox's parents, Mr and Mrs O Lindeman. Mr and Mrs Peter Burg entertained relatives from Cleveland. Esther Stopfield of Cleveland was also mentioned.
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Albert Cos
Barberton
Cox
O Lindeman
Peter Burg
Cleveland
Farl England
Eral Miller
Harberton
William Smith
Charles Petit
Esther Stopfield
Martha Myers to Garretaville for two weeks visit
Dr and Mrs A %. Stepfield report Miss Martha Myers departed with her parents to Garretaville for a two week stay to visit her brother. Grace Shreve returned from a month with Florida relatives. Carrie Weber and children visited Mr and Mrs James Jackson in Kenmore. Edward Reynolds and Albert Flath notified to serve on a criminal docket jury. Dec 1 Mrs Joseph Merrit fell and broke her left wrist and strained her back. Martin Hardgrove sold his undertaker business to D D Hartzler and Son and will move with his family to Portages and Doylestown while continuing in the furniture trade. Herman Whitman bought the Bartley Lynch property on Portage St and plans to occupy soon. The Endsly family have occupied their property for five years.
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Mra. A
Stepfield
Martha Myers
Garretaville
George Rlyers
Edward Reynolds
Albert Flath
Joseph Merrit
Hartzler
Doylestown
Hardgrove
Herman Whitman
Bartley Lynch
Portage St
William Endsly
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Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Lyvysron
Arcta
Goporn
Christian Csercsming
Longfellow
Burbank
Charles Ditch
John Ditch
Ingle Swartz
Swartz
Rochéwater
G Hf Pugh
E. A’ lItowland
Hattle
Ray Keeler
Gallon
Johnson McConnell
Dorothy Bowman
Frank Sehaad
Sterling
Albert Schaad
Altman
Chan
Paul Slater
J 0
Kennard
Orio Crush
Jamas van Noxtrun
Akron
Misaes Tarbara
Lewig
Ashland
HK F Jawis
Martin
Wanda
Sure Ve
Zuffel
Avon Neal Eugene
John Bowers
Mra Cella Klingle
Mra Wiecker
John Hieley
Wooster
John & Ckert
Washington, DC
CH Ehitl
Mary Young
Harold Alberty
Betty
Columbus
Harry Hower
Lad
Hower-Frary Home
Sherman Ditch
Harrison Ditch
McKinley Reed
HL Pugh
Schaad
J EO Moor
Fttumag
Ferneat
Uomer
Garden Jale
Fred Allen
Arthur Shoup
Woonter
Allen
Tuesaday
Ted
Mes
Jevinle
Misa Helen Coser
Westerville
Mrs Foc
Grace Shreve
Florida
Carrie Weber
Kenmore
James Jackson
Martin Hardgrove
D. D. Hartzler and Son
Smithville
Miller Gatehouse
Elgin
Hitness
Hampden
Hamilton
Beau
Rogers Silverware
Jess the Jeweler
Bickster
Armond Goffinet
Main Street
Rittnman, Ohio
Rittman Market
Www
W. Bauman
OMIC
Akrons Quality Store
Yeager
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