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Vol. II
Fridav, November 15, 193?
MINISTER'S COLUMN
Please, sir, a n d why n o t f e l l o w ship with the c h u r c h ?
H a v e you
a r e a s o n f o r n o t being a m e m b e r
of y o u r
local c h u r c h ,
that
will
s t a n d t h e acid t e s t of t h e d a y of
G o d ? C o m e now let u s r e a s o n t o g e t h e r . You
live in S t o w ,
yes.
P r o b a b l y b u y i n g y o u r h o m e , yes.
Have a little f a m i l y ? Yes, t h e y go
to school a t S t o w . Yes, of course,
why not. I believe in h e l p i n g
to
m a k e o u r h o m e s c h o o l t h e very
t e s t . W h e r e d o you go to c h u r c h ?
Oh. well, s o m e t i m e s h e r e a n d s o m e times t h e r e .
We
always
help
w h e r e v e r we go. O u r m e m b e r s h i p ,
you k n o w , is in t h e old
home
c h u r c h , a w a y a c r o s s t h e hills. D a d die was a d e a c o n t h e r e , p o o r d a d
has been dead now these
twenty
years, but h e would f e e l a w f u l l y
bad if we ever l e f t t h e old c h u r c h .
Now, sir, w h a t d o you t h i n k t h e
Silent Listener dees when He h e a r s
that dialogue?
I'll tell you.
He.
I h e necord er of t h e p u r p o s e a n d i n t e n t s of t h e h u m a n
heart,
just
m a k e a b l a c k m a r k a t t h e e n d of
your n a m e , f o r you h a v e n o t spoken t h e t r u t h .
W h e n you p u t y o u r a r m s a r o u n d
t h a t f i n e big c h a p , (you call h i m
pal or h u s b a n d now,) on t h e d o o r
•step a c r o s s t h e hills, you s a i d
to
him, "Yes, J o h n , t h e old f o l k s will
not a l w a y s be h e r e . W e m u s t m a k e
a new h o m e , a n d s h o u l d y o u r work
t a k e you n o r t h , s o u t h , e a s t or w e s t
I'll go w i t h you, J o h n , t o t h e e n d s
of t h e e a r t h . T h y p e o p l e s h a l l b e
my people, t h y
God
my
God,
w h e r e t h o u dwellest I will dwell
a n d t h e r e will I be b u r i e d . "
T h a t little l i g h t t h a t you c a r r y
a b o u t w i t h you. t h a t is lit w h e n
you c o m e i n t o t h e world a n d t h a t
STOW, OHIO
No. 47
n e v e r goes o u t , (called i n f l u e n c e , )
d o n ' t d i m it, d o n ' t p u t it u n d e r a
b u s h e l , let in s h i n e .
F o r g e t n o t , m y f r i e n d , t h a t you
l i r e a t h e G o d ' s a i r in S t o w ,
that
H i s d a y o p e n s b e f o r e you
each
t w e n t y - f o u r hours in Stow, t h a t the
h u m a n s o u l s m a d e in H i s i m a g e
t h a t you c a n b e s t c o n t a c t a r e t h o s e
you m e e t h e r e a n d n o w .
Remember,
friend,
God,
who
eraced the little h o m e across the
hills. He, too, a b i d e s i n S t o w . A n d
if e a r t h l y i n t e r e s t s l i f t e d y o u o u t of
t h e old s e t t i n g a n d let you d o w n
in s t o w , t h e n build y o u r a l t a r s h e r e ,
a n d d e c e i v e n o t y o u r soul t h a t you
a r e k e e p i n g t h e c o a l s alive o n a n
altar far away.
Come t h e n with
u s a n d we will d o you good.
G E O . M. H U L M E ,
Minister
ANNOUNCEMENTS
S u n d a y is t h e last d a y of o u r R e vival M e e t i n g .
R e v . M a p l e in t h e
m o r n i n g s e r v i c e s will s p e a k o n "A
Page
From
My
Bible."
Sunday
e v e n i n g h i s s u b j e c t " T h e S t o r y of
Philip."
Let
us m a k e
Sunday's
s e r v i c e s s o m e t h i n g to be long r e membered.
Come a n d bring your
friends.
LADIES' CLASS
O n a c c o u n t of t h e R e v i v a l M e e t i n g s 1 now in p r o g r e s s t h e r e g u l a r
m o n t h l y b u s i n e s s m e e t i n g of t h e
L a d i e s ' Bible class h a s b e e n p o s t poned.
NEWS ITEMS, ANNOUNCEMENTS
AND ETC.
F o r t h i s p a p e r s h o u l d be in t h e
editor's h a n d s
by T u e s d a y
even i n g of e a c h week.
W e wish to
thank
the several
persons
who
e i t h e r p h o n e d in n e w s i t e m s o r s e n :
t h e m i n by mail, f o r t h i s
week's
issue. A n d it s h o u l d be e x p l a i n e d
t h a t there are several items rela-
fi T H E COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
STOW C O M M U N I T Y C H U R C H
Connell from the Christian Fellowship Mission, East Akron; Mrs. C.
C. Blake, pastor of an Undenominational organization numbering six
h u n d r e d at Youngstown, Ohio; Rev..
J. Don Blake of Cleveland, and
Rev. Clara Halleia and a large
delegation of ladies (also one man)
f r o m a. church at 4th avenue and
Niles, Akron, a n d others, m a k e u p
a list of those present. Dr. Maple
preached an excellent sermon on
the Book of John. There was
m u c h singing and in a sort of a
postscript meeting (held due to "the
late arrival of the last mentioned
group who got lost on the way out
hsre), there was an interesting exchange of personal 'testimony.
It
is a n interesting' thing to know
t h a t there are some fifteen indep e n d e n t undenominational organizations in and n e a r Akron.
GEORGE M. HULME, - - - Minister
859 Ardmore Ave., Akron Tel. HE. 8275
THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS
Stow, Summit County Ohio
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F. R. Howe, Pr. Akron
H. J. Stockman - - Editor and Manager
Box 191 R - 3 KENT, OHIO
Address all communications relating to this
Paper to the Editor
CHURCH
BIBLE SCHOOL
CALENDAR
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Sunday 9:30
MORNING WORSHIP - - Sunday 10:45
EVENING SERVICES
- ' 7:30 p.M.
LADIES GUILD - Wednesday 12:33 p.rr.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Sunday 6:30 p.m.
ORCHESTRA PRACTICE Wed. 5:30 p. m.
tive to sickness, deaJJa and other
m a t t e r s t h a t we would like to have
included this time and did not because sufficient detail h a s not
come to h a n d and in a limited
amount of time it is not possible
for the editor to follow u p the news
lads.
•LAST MOiNPAY EVENING was a
bad. night. Few of our
church
people came out to the evening r e vival services but t h a t did not p r e vent some twenty or so delegates
f r o m Undenominational churches in
and around Akron . visiting us.
Rev. P a u l Lorah and a delegation
of six were present f r o m : Middlebranch, Ohio; Rev. Pike and Mr.
NOTICE
T h e Ladies. Guild will meet next
Wednesday,
November
20th
at
12:30 o'clock at the church. A
twenty-five cent luncheon will be
served b y ^ t h e hostess, Mrs. Dunn,
Mrs. ^louck, Mrs., P e t t i t and Mrs.
Chapmarf. All ladies- of the church
&,nd community are invited to a t tend.
NOTICE
Mrs. G. O. Vough will' tell stories
at the Stow Public Library pn Hudson road at 10 A. M. to children
/TTHIS organization is equipped to serve within a
^
radius of several miles
/
.
Our service is broad enough to encompass every need
Connections with leading firms throughout the country
The McGowan Funeral Home
Exclusive Invalid Car Service
W A . 1313
fi T H E COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
IF"
YOU
W A N T
Quality, Quantity and Service
S
ED EC
ISALY'S
Butter, Eggs,
Cheese
SPECIAL BRICK ICE CREflM - - - 2 9 c QT.
Hot Chocolate, Hot Fudge Sundae, Cold Meats
H. A. REARICK, Prop
between the ages of 5 a n d 8, at 11
A. M._to children between t h e ages
of 9 and 12. All children living in
the Stow School District are cordially invited.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Why does not God support a
christian so that h e does not fall
when overtaken by a weakness?
This is a question h a r d to u n derstand, one, however, t h a t we
must u n d e r s t a n d or m u c h of the
christian life will be veiled in mystery. I take pleasure in meeting
this question f r a n k l y a n d in giving
a pungent question a direct answer.
We first establish t h e f a c t t h a t
'God never fails to c a r r y out His
part of life's contract. Joshua 1:5
we read, "I will never fail thee nor
forsake thee." See also J o h n 15:7.
BY
We now proceed to find t h e trouble.
J a m e s 1:13. Let n o m a n s a y when
he is tempted, " t h a t I a m tempted
of God," for God t e m p t s n o m a n ,
t h a t is to say, t h a t God never discourages or breaks down the morale
of a h u m a n soul. T h e scripture
continues, "Every m a n is t e m p t e d ,
when he, is d r a w n away of his own
lust" or entice in o t h e r words, if
he let's go or loses contact with
the source of life, God. T h e n a t u r e to do wrong is within, the occasion is f o u n d in circumsCances
a'cout us. Man's r j g n i t y and salvation is in rising above his weakness, t o t h e victor, not victim.
Again, this question can be answered by • recalling t h e d r a m a of
King David and his son Absalom.
W h y didn't King David support or
rescue Absalom when he was slip-
P O P U L A R
D E M A N D
We continue the following prices
Scratch Feed
Egg Mash -
-
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1.75 cwt.
1.95 cwt.
BAUGHMAN'S F E E D
STORE
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fi THE COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
FOR QUALITY and SERVICE
SHOP AT
P. B.
MARKET
O N E DOOLt E A S T O F M E I U T
MARKET
Leave your order for your Sunday chicken. It will
be dressed and delivered free of charge
S u n d a y A. M. a f t e r c h u r c h ?
One hundred eighty-six at Bible
school last Sunday.
Clarinet for sale—>L. P. Bratton,
173 Uniondale Ave. (Adv.)
For , rent — Four rooms.
B. J.
ping? Why let Absalom sow wild
oats and r e a p d e a t h ? No doubt
King David did everything h u m a n ly possible to keep Absalom f r o m
wreck a n d ruin. W h y does any p a r ent let his offspring stray, wander
and finally be lost? I t is not t h e
fault p f the parent, (the analogy
of which is God.) r a t h e r t h e persistent refusal to Jive by the will
and instructions of t h e parent. ,
E. F.KflSTENS
A weakness or fault indulged in
will invariably destroy the u s e f u l ness of a h u m a n life. If a f a u l t is
in t h e f o r m of a leak in the hull
of a ship, the law of safety will r e pair the fault, or else the law of destruction will claim the ship. God's
la.w operates in t h e intelligence of
t h e ship's management, the law of destruction always lurks on t h e
seas.
•By referring to R o m a n s 8:35-39
you will find the spiritual answer
to this question.
G E O R G E M. HULiME
PERSONAL I T E M S
E. M. Guise wants colder weather.
Where were t h e Deacons last
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THE COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
Prepare
For
WINTER DRIVING
FOR Y O U R R A D I A T O R S
Zerone
.
.
.
1.00 per gal.
Prestone
.
.
. 2 . 7 0 per gal.
G. P. A . Glycerine .
. 1.80 per gal.
To help you start on cold mornings get either
A New W I L L A R D
BATTERY
Or a New D E L C O B A T T E R Y
For your Comfort
Genuine Chevrolet Heater . 9 . 9 5 and 14.95
installed
Every thing to thoroughly condition your car for
winter driving
MARHOFER CHEVROLET
W A 1823
Smith. 544 East K e n t Rd., (Adv.)
When will t h e men's bible class
have a business m e e t i n g ?
Let us take up a collection to
buy rubber heels for t h e ushers.
The White E l e p h a n t S a l e to h a v e
been sponsored
by t h e
Ladies'
STOW
Guild has been postponed i n d e f i n itely.
Did you know t h a t River road
contributes approximately one-seve n t h of t h e average a t t e n d a n c e of
our bible school?
Mrs. O. E. Powell, Munroe Palls.
Automobile Insurance
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES
W. F. CARLISLE
WA. 4178
186 E. Graham Road
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T H E COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
COAL
We are now selling coal on the Empl6yees payment plan of Goodrich, Firestone and General Rubber
Companies
In addition to our regular grades of
coal we have for sale a good grade
of Ohio at a low price.
4.90 Per Ton Delivered.
E. M. Guise Coal & Supply Co*
M U N R O E FALLS, OHIO
WA-3921
was absent last Sunday on account
of illness.
Miss Mary Kane, New Brighton.
Pa., is visiting Mrs. Burt Mineard,
River road.
Dr. Maple tells us there is a robber who comes to town often—and
his n a m e is Sunday company.
River road people will miss a
good friend and
neighbor,
Mr.
Clayton Parr, whose d e a t h came
suddenly last week.
Mr. Taylor of East Arndale h a s
acquired a cow, but h a s not s t a r t ed his dairy yet.
Thfe Stow, Fire D e p a r t m e n t are
practicing on a play to be presented sometime in the n e a r future.
About 1 10 A.. M. last Monday,
George Dyke spoke o n "World
Brotherhood" at t h e Armistice Day
program at K e n t College.
Did you know t h a t there are 1843
texts in the Bible on Christ's second coming, .318 of which are in the
New Testament?
Mrs. Ada Ferris of Cleveland
spent t h e past weekend with Mrs.
M. K a t h r y n Pace and other friends
of Stow.
T H E COMMUNITY C H U R C H N E W S
"'ATTENTION
H U N T E R S
A
SPECIAL
PRICE O N
12 Gage Shot Gun Shells
P E R BOX 6 5
STOW
HARDWARE
Mrs. R. L. Mareellus, West Arndale is back f r o m t h e hospital
much improved.
Mrs. Elisha Evans, S o u t h M a r cella Avenue returned f r o m t h e
hospital last S a t u r d a y .
Jesus said—"I am t h e resurrection and the life; h e t h a t believeth
in me though h e die, yet shall h e
live." J o h n 11-25.
Mrs. Howard C. Rcbinscn, 311
Uniondale Drive was called last
Tuesday to Niles on account of the
.<-erious illness of her sister.
Mrs. E m m a Monteith of Warren.
Ohio, is visiting for a week or two
with h e r sen Charles Monteith
Adaline Drive.
Give me no mansion ivory white
Nor palace of pearl and gold
Give me a child for all delight
Just four years old.
—Selected
Mrs. C. A. Thomas returned t h e
fore part of this week from a two
week's visit with h e r daughter,
Mrs. Delhante in G r a n d
Rapids.
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mangles (formerly Elaine Neville) of Chicago
spent t h e last weekend with Mrs.
A. J .
CENTS
Mangles parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Neville, M a r h o f f e r road.
William S h a f f e r and his m o t h e r
drove over to West Virginia last
weekend to visit Mrs. S h a f f e r ' s
mother. J a m e s Cross t a u g h t William's class of boys last Sunday.
Wayne Verner, four years old.
son of Raymond Verner, Uniondale
drive fell off t h e t a c k porch last
Friday and dislocated his shoulder
It was a r a t h e r p a i n f u l accident.
Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k G. H a m .
Hudson road, attended a party a t
St. Joseph's Catholic c h u r c h last
Tuesday evening. Others who a t tended were Mr. a n d Mrs. F r a n k
Green and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R
Forbes, Hudson road.
A district convention of Undenominational churches will be held
in Cleveland J a n u a r y 2 To 5. Rev
Blake will be in charge. Some
from Community church should
attend.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cox are living
temporarily a t the home of Mrs.
Cox's sister on t h e Canton road in
Akron, while t h e brother-in-law
Mr. Short, is taking t r e a t m e n t in
K U R I N S K Y
T E A C H E R O F VIOLIN
3 I 0 West Graham Road
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T H E COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
Floor Model Coleman Four Burner Range, Regular
Price $ 6 7 . 0 0 .
Can be purchased now for 4 5 . 0 0
The STOW
HARDWARE
WA. 8842
S T O W , OHIO
the Mayo Bros, clinic in Minnesota.'
Note to typist, linotype operator
a n d printer—>We got it wrong again
last week. The correct address (we
hope) of Eloise Zircle is 15.15 Sixt e e n t h St., N. W., Washington, D.
C. Write her a latter. (If advertising does any good sh^ ought to
get a lot of them now.)
Stow Council D. of A. 192 are celebrating homecoming a f t e r a business session Monday evening, November 18th. All members old and
new are extended a cordial invitation to attend. There will be a
program and lunch.
The • Scout Mothers of Troop 158
will have a covered dish luncheon
at the h o m e of Mrs. Etz on East
G r a h a m road, Thursday, November
21st, 12:30 noon. All Scout M o t h ers are invited and are, requested to
bring their own table service.
Scout troop No. 158 Drtim and
Bugle Corps led t h e Rainbow Division in the parade in Akron last
Monday evening, Armistice day.
Mr. Conway and other members of
the troop also marched in the p a r ade.
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This sounds r a t h e r fishy but we
are reliably informed t h a t Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Dyke of 147-King Drive
attended a fish fry last S a t u r d a y
evening at Brunswick near, MedinaOhio. This affair was for the 1 Ak-
I R I V E Out and get"!
a supply of uur^;
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fHome Cured, Hickory^
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HUDSON
Cured Meats
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State Route 91
A
NEW "PHILA" LUMP
WEST POINT LUMP
•nd VARIOUS OTHER GRADES
The Thomas Coal Company
Phone Wfl. 9247
West G r a h a m F^d.
STOW
fi T H E COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
T O P I
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and let us fix up your car for
winter driving
S h e l l Qa.<s S t a t i o n
140 East Kent Rd. Stow,
ion District Postal employees.
Those who celebrated their b i r t h days by adding to the birthday
fund last S u n d a y at Bible school
are: Ijavid S h u m a n , K e n n e t h S h u man, Jean Crichton, Mrs. C. L
Dike, Mr. C. M. Woodring, Dorothy
Mineard and J i m m y Hurler.
Including the pianist t h e r e were
seventeen present in t h e orchestra
at Bible School last Sunday m o r n ing. Visitors tell us we have the
test Bible School Orchestra
in
Northern Ohio. Let us have a n other 9 o'clock concert next S u n day morning.
Editor's Note: In Exodus 20. Verse
7, it says "Thou shalt not take the
name of the Lord thy God in vain;
for the Lord will not hold him
guiltless t h a t taketh his n a m e in
vain." According to Rev. Hulme's
answer to a recent question this
commandment still remains as one
of those which we should obey.
This is old "stuff" now but as a
matter of historic interest it should
be recorded in our paper t h a t C. K
Traxler, George Emery and A. J.
Brust will be the township trustees
You can do
"Eddie" Parsons, Prop.
for 1936-7, while Henry Williamson will be clerk. Constables are
J o h n Chipps, George Whalen, Merel
Patterson and Stephen
Vaughan.
Reelected and newly elected m e m -
KNIGHT'S SERVICE SHOP
S T O W , OHIO
Cleaning
Pressing
Shoe Repairing
LAUNDRY
WORK
Phone WA. 2244
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r o c e r i e s s
OIL
HOSIEKV
NOTIONS
HUDSON ROAD GROCERY
Corner Unionuale and Hudson Rd.
Mr. & Mrs. F. G. Ham, Mgrs.
Phone WA. 9261
C I D E R
MILL
1 Mile West of Darrowville
Custom work on Tuesday, Fri-
BETTER
day and Saturday
FRED
BIENZ
in Stow at the
MERIT MEAT MARKET
pour doors east of Isaly's
TO
fi THE COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
FOR
SALE
1935 Master DeLuxe Coach
Brand new car at a discount
1935 Master DeLuxe Coach
595.00
Demonstration extra equipment
1934 Master Town Sedan, Hot water heat- 4 . 6 5 0 0
er, Low mileage one of the best used
cars we've ever had
1931 Chevrolet 5 passenger coup
Good condition
210.'00
1929 Ford Roadster
55 00
55.00
100.00
1929 Marmon Sedan
1929 Reo Truck
MARHOFER CHEVROLET
STOW
WA. 1823
bers of school board are A. L. G r a -
be lowered, remodeled and enlarg-
ner,
ed.
C.
Stout.
H.
Monteith and
Francis
Justice of Peace.
Cox
V.
was
elected
Of t h e two bond
issues, t h a t for t h e
Fire
Depart-
ment carried while bonds for a hew
town hall were voted down.
Lumber to be secured and paid
for within the next " 30
other
ways t h a n
on t h e church treasurer.
to be donated—motion
Mr.
A.
S.
days
by
drawing' directly
Phelps
All work
carried,
will
be
in
MINUTES of t h e Trustees meet-
charge of this job and work" will be
ing held a f t e r the morning church
started and we hope completed, on
services
Sunday,
November
10th
1935.
"A motion was made
Monday, November 18th.
All men
who know how to drive a nail, and
by
Lodge
consider themselves carpenters are
and seconded by Woodring t h a t the
invited
platform now existing in the f r o n t
lowering.
part of t h e present church building
change
to
is
attend
this
platform
The
purpose
of
to
provide
sufficient-
this
fi T H E COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
W.
G. G E R B E R &
SON
For your car we carry a complete line of Heaters.
Furthermore Now is the time to have us put Anti
Freze in your radiator and winter grease where it is
needed.
REPAIR WORK
on Fords and other
cars
SALES and
EXPERT SERVICE
W. C. GERBER
C. F. GERBER
WA. 8843
room for a larger choir,
orchestra, elc., etc.
Sunoco Products
a
larger
NOTICE
T h e H i g h School D r a m a t i c
Club is p r e s e n t i n g " T h e Lion a n d
the M o u s e " F r i d a y e v e n i n g , N o v e m b e r "22nd.
Y o u a r e i n v i t e d to visit, at
any time WATERBLEST F A R M
for G u e r n s e y M i l k , C r e a m a n d
Cottage C h e e s e .
They always
come back f o r m o r e .
(Adv.)
NEW BOOKS
(List of books to be placed in the
Children's Room a t the Stow Public Library during the week of November 17-23:)
For Younger Children—
K u n d h a r d t — L i t t l e Ones.
D'Aulaire—Children of the Night
Piper—Children of Other Lands.
Wad> worth — The Read Story
Book.
Aldis—Squiggles.
Smalley—'The Animals Came In.
Hill & Maxwell — T h e
Golden
Goat.
Peet—Captain Teddy and Sailor
Chipps.
Seredy—The Good Master.
Aldis—Jane's F a t h e r .
Browning—The
Pied Piper of
Hamelin.
Floherty—Moviemakers.
Fcr older boys a n d girls:
Wallace—Stadium.
Barbour—Peril in the Swamp.
Dean—Bob Gordon. Cub Reporter.
Corcoran—Boy Scouts of WoU
Patrol.
Evans—Mystery Chest.
Barbour—Danity's Error.
Fayerweather—Anne at Work.
Ranscme—Coot Club.
Patterson—Secret Empire.
Hauck—Lucky Shot.
Fierce—'House T h a t R a n Away.
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
Any veteran in and around Stow
will be interested in the doing of
Roger Moore Post of the American
Legion. The post has now 50 m e m -
fi
T H E COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
bers out of 85 veterans living in
and around the township.. New
members admitted to membership
last meeting were N o r m a n Roerbeck, P r a n k L. MoCafferty, Wm.
'Bridges, Ford S. Gru'bb, Lester
North, S h e r m a n Gregory a n d Ira
Loisley.
Armistice Day was
celebrated
with a swiss steak dinner served at
t h e Stow Church of Christ, Friday.
November 8th. I t was a t t e n d e d by
the legionnaires and their friends
Mayor I. S. Myers of Akron was
the guest speaker.
Roger A. Moore post No. 175 is
organizing a squadron of the Sons
of Legion. I t will be composed of
all the sons of veterans in this district. Any veterans son will be
eligible from birth, up. This organization will m e a n a lot to t h e
sons of Stow veterans ais the work
will f u r n i s h organized play as well
as leadership and c h a r a c t e r building activities; E. Merle Guise and
F. L. MoCafferty are in charge of
t h e organization work.
The next regular meeting will be
a joint session with t h e auxiliary.
Meeting will t e announced later.
Any tyorld war veteran will be welcome.
p O R instruction on the
Piano see or call
MRS. DAISY WETMORE
114 West K^nt l i d . , S t o w
Phone WA. 9302
Best Grade
IRISH COBBLER
POTATOES65c Per Bushel
Chas. Trommer
263 West Arndals
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