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THE COMMUNITY CHURCH NEWS
Vol. II
MINISTER'S
Friday, July 5, 1935
COLUMN
New, friend, what have you lost?
The little girl on her way to church
was sobbing, she had lost her rosary.
What greater
misfortune
could overtake anyone? To the
man who lost half a million dollars
in stocks the child's toss is insignificant. But this is a season of
losses. They tell of the loss of the
farm, the home, of life's savings.
The loss of a job, position, health.
Nerves gene, hope gone, nothing
left. LOIS. LCSS.
Our wLe men tell us that we are
all trying to held tight to the
same twirling planet. To lose, we
are told, is now the order of the
day, quite normal things were too
high, everything out of sight, abnormal. Now we are getting down
to earth again. However, to be
told ycu have lost is vexing, it's not
the pleasant end to hold. It is exasperating, it stings, it scalds, it
bites, it kills. Now then seriously,
what have you lost?
A woman in the Bible story lost
a piece of money. Job lost, lost
camels, sheep, horses. It was a
clean sweep for Job. Yet, the sky,
for the woman and the sky for Job
had a silver lining. They each
were recompensed and with a joyful experience gained.
All this dees not explain the
cruel, stabbing loss t h a t strikes you
down. Then let us see, what have
you lest? Is it a quality, such as
honesty, justice, truth, love, mercy
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or hope? We should learn t h a t
some things are temporal and
some are eternal. So far as temporal values go, we sometimes, in
some ways, must lose, lose all.
Then the values, t h a t are indestructable, those we cannot lose, they
are eternal. Learn the
lesson,
brother, then you will neither abuse
others, curse yourself, nor libel
God.
Napoleon lost, lost his mighty
army, his private fortune, his home,
his soverign rule, no more to be
emperor of a mighty nation. The
tempter then said, "Napoleon, all is
lost. Death iby your own h a n d
would be a sweet release. No h u m a n soul can stand up beneath
such staggering humiliation." But
Napoleon replied, "I have not lost.
I am still Napoleon. My soul, my
courage, my spirit is undaunted
and undimed." Wars, reverses, and
history's desolations, t h e wreck of
empire, the falling of castles, yet,
Napoleon w a s undaunted. B e cause of the quality, called courage,
or vision, or hope. These are the
qualities t h a t remain after the
storm or floor or fire have spent
their fury, the qualities t h a t never
die.
GIEO>. M. HIULME, Minister
—ANNOUNCEMENTS—
During the -month oif July there
will be no regular morning Cihuirch
Serrvice. Only the Bible school will
meet regularly.
Wednesday evening, July 10th the
CHURCH CALENDAR
BIBLE SCHOOL
ORCHESTRA P R A C T I C E
LAWN FETE
LADIES CLASS M E E T I N G
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9:30 to 1045 A . M .
- Wednesday 0:00 P. M.
F r i d a y E v e n i n g , J u l y 12th
Wednesday, J u l y 10th 6 P. M .
fi T H E COMMUNITY CflURCH N E W S
ISALY'S
OF STOW
For the WORLD'S BEST ICE CREAM 29c qt.
Ladies B M e Class will (meet at tire
home of Mrs. H'. E. Osman, 111
S a n f c r d Ave. This will be the r e g ular monthly business
meeting.
AJ1 ladies are cordially invited to
attend.
On Community C h u r c h lawn F r i day ©veiling, July 12th, this Ladles
Guild will £tpcn.:or a. lawn fete, or
in other words a n ice cream social.
Tickets will foe on sals soon. You
are invited.
—PERSONAL—
J o h n S t a h l is o n his vacation this
week.
OR FAIRNESS OF
F<PRICE
AN OUTMOST
IN SERVICE
T H E ORDER
OF THE
GOLDEN RULE
RECOMMENDS TO T H E
PEOPLE O F T H I S • • •
COMMUNITY
• • • •
THEM9GOWAN
FUNERAL HOME
OVERLOOKING PARK • • CUYAHOGA,FALLS
PHONE WALBRIDGE 1313
^jbre>^erred
Sentice,"
EngMsh Peas for sale—Call WA
9463.
Henry Christy, Ritchie Rd. was
in Chicago three days last week.
Jack Marlioffer h a s seme naw
c a r s r x w (to sell). Adv.
C. L. KiUian, Barrowiville, is on a
vaicaticn this week.
Rev. Hiulme suggests that the
Deacons organize.
Mr:1-. E:"iwa:n J. Phalcn cf Pardee
Rd. was cail.'ed to New York this
week on account cf the daatilr of
her mother, Mrs. Beniot.
Harry Johnson. Darrowville has
a new Ford VS.
Mis:; Charlotte Crane of Cleveland was. the guest of Mir. and Mrs.
A. L. Lindsay, Flish Crejk Rd. July
4th.
Mr. Geo. H. Whyta of Trenton.
N". j „
visiting h ; s sister and family
Mrs. J e a n e t t e Smallfild of Kent Rd.
FKiph Hiaarti:'e attended the
G c c d r j c h Girls Orchestra picnic last
Sunday afternoon and evening.
• We h e a r Eupharus R. Fu'lpsr's
mother, 642 E. G r a h a m Rd. is very
poorly.
Dorothy Ranson, East Graham
Rid. is in St. Thomas Honpi'tal. The
la~t lTpoPt is t h a t she is improving
Gcests of Mrs. J. N. Buchanan,
Friday, .were -Mrs. J- J- Hiufifiman
and Mrs. May cf Akron.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Davies, forme r residents of SLOW who have been
residing in Milwaukee, Wis., arc now
located in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Mrs. Davies is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. K k s a , 223 East Kent
'Rd. The Klesas expect t o aps™1
fi THE COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
Merchandise of Quality
A T
MERIT MEATS
tibsiir vacation in 'Grand Rapids t h e
latter p a r t of July.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlm. Bailey, Jr., a n d
children spent the week end a t
Bethesda, Ohio visiting (relatives.
James Buchanan, Jr., is helping
Mrs. Edwards cf Kent Read.
Mrs. Vingil Cleigig and daughter,
Lu.ra Eethe of Bairnesville, Ohio, are
Trending a. few days with h e r sister,
Mrs. Wm. BaKey, Jr., Hile Rd.
Mr. and Mis. A. B. Hiolley, Ritchie
Rd, expects to tafce a trip t o Mississeppi t h e latter p a r t of this
mcnth.
Eddie Rung^es h a s five Itaatoy
fachet kitties to swap, trade, or sell.
Who w a n t s t h e m ?
A live organization f o r t h e dead,
the Ladies IDarrowri|ille Oeimetery
Asrcciatien m e t last week at t h e
home of Mrs. A. L. Lindsay, Pish
Greek Rd.
Only six in t h e orchestra last
Sunday mornintg', fciut they did very
well. Would t h a t we could aay a s
much for t h e evening service.
Mr. J. p. Brown, Diairrowville
leaves very scon f o r a six weeks
trip to England. He will vitsit relatives and friends.
The Hissems who live on Ritchie
road have a new car. The neighbors say it h a s a fancy horn. We
think we have h e a r d it.
A.
J.
STOW
At the h o m e of F r a n k Neugebauer, Hudson road all the women
have left on a vacation trip to
Louisville, Ky.
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N O WONDER
W E FILL THE
EGG BASKET
WE GET
FUL-O-PEP
EGG MASH
FOR MORE EGG MONEY
Make your weekly egg check
larger b y g i v i n g y o u r l a y i n g h e n s
the feed t h a t will help t h e m lay
more big, easily marketable e g g s
— e g g s w i t h s o u n d shells — t h a t
g r a d e h i g h a n d b r i n g t o p prices.
FUL-O'PEP
JL E G G V
MASH
&
s u p p l i e s all t h e e l e m e n t s t h a t l a y i n g h e n s require t o m a k e e g g s a n d
maintain body weight and health.
BAUGHMAN'S
FEED STORE
Phone W A .
9298
KURINSKY
T E A C H E R O F VIOLIN
3 1 0 West Graham Road
fi T H E COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
RHOFER'S GfiEVROLET
Direct Factory Dealer
recKing
BATTERY SERVICE
Mrs, William S t a r n e r and d a u g h ter Marie left the fore part of the
week for a vacation in Pennsylvania.
T h a t ban jo guitar duet by the
Keelcr boys last Sunday morning
was something t h a t was appreciated by m a n y . Let us h e a r t h e m
a gain.
Birthdays celebrated last S u n d a y
w:;rc those of Mildred Osman a n d
Wayne Mcwrey.
"Fcp-eye" is the n a m e of the
new calf at the Harper r a n c h on
East Arndale. For certain reasons
some think it should be called
cither Charles, George, or Clate.
George and Helen Segelhorst,
734 Hudson road are visiting in and
around £t. Louis this week.
Rev. Hulme spends the F o u r t h
and this weekend at his son's c o t tage on Conneaut Lake, which is
near Meadville, Pa.
A unanimous vote of t h a n k s was
extended '~y those present at the
congregational meeting last Friday
night to the "Al" s t e i n s and the
Banders for the flowers which now
adorn the urns in
church.
front
of
the
I n case of urgent need the minister may be called any time during;
his vacation through BL-5005.
Last Mcnday, with a dinner,
Mrs. F. H. Cox, Hudson road, celebrated her twenty-second (?) birthday. Among those present were Mr.
and Mr". F. W. Ackman and Mr.
a n a Mrs. H. A. Askman of Pensaccia, Fia.
Mrs. w i s e from Louisvlle was a
Msilor last week at the heme of
her daughter, Mrs. John Sh:ka, '764
K u i s u iccd.
IVank Green a r d wife attended
the Ccwan-Geddis family r eunion
at Brady Lake last .Saturday.
Last Sunday evening M. D. Mitchei a n d family of Krumroy visited his sister, Mrs. J . N. Buchanan,
Fast Kent road.
Another fish story—This fish was
also caught at the mouth ol Fish
creek. It is a carp and was capt u r e d last week by Harry Hamilton of Hile road. It was 33 inches
Service your Car with F L E E T W I N G Gas and Oil.
Equip it with one of our reasonably priced
QUALITY BATTERIES
Friends Service Station
fi THE COMMUNITY C f l U R C H N E W S
DECLARE WAR
On the Bugs and Insects
We Sell the Ammunition and Artillery
Hudson Sprayer
One half Gallon Sprayer
Dusters
Rotary Dusters
Seed Arsenate
Mexican Bean Beetle Dust
$ 3 . 2 5 and up
$1.29
$1.25
$ 8 . 5 0 to $ 1 2 . 0 0
lb. 2 0 c 4 lbs. 4 5 c
lb. 2 5 c 4 lbs. 8 0 c
Cut prices on Black Leaf " 4 0 " - 2 5 c per bottle
Evergreen Spray 2 5 c a Bottle
THE STOW HARD WARE
CALL
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lens ana weighed 21 lbs. and five
ounces.
On July 7th R a l p h H a a r t j e 0 f W.
Arndale read leaves Toledo
on
I he U. S. S. Wilmington for a two
weeks N. C. R. cruise over t h e
Great Lakes.
Mrs. Harold S p a g h t and Mrs.
Wilson Ccons visited relatives of
Mrs, Coon's at Urban,a, Ohio, last
week.
On July 14th the Stow Music
club expect to hold a picnic at the
home cf Mr. and Mrs. Blanc-hard
Hansel, Hower Lake.
William Siddall, nephew of Mrs.
Harry Osman and a former Stowite was married on Wednesday of
last week to Miss M a r t h a Gruhb of
Ohalker street, North Hill. They
will live on Royal Court, Akron in
INSURANCE
O A K L E Y
their
works
This
Edwin
own home. M r s .
Siddall
for the City of Akron.
last S a t u r d a y , J u n e 29th,
and Lurie Wetmore cele-
SAND
GRAVEL
LIME
PLASTER
Cement, Brick, Cement
Blocks. Tile, etc.
Call W A . 3 9 2 1
E. M. GUISE
Coal & Supply Co.
M u n r o e Falls, O h i o
OF ALL
S P A G H T
&
KINDS
S O N
S T O W
1".
THE COMMUNITY CHUTRCM N E W S
W . Q. G E R B E R & S O N
SALES
SERVICE
Sunoco Products
WA. 8843
W. C. GERBER
C, F. GERBER
braited their f i f t y - f o u r t h weddinganniversary. Their wedding took
place in the evening, and on t h a t
morning f i f t y - f o u r y e a r s ago Lurie
and cousin Jessie went t o t h e woods
for flowers, ferns, etc. r at whicli
time a terrible t h u n d e r storm came
u p . Later A.. W. Green, f a t h e r of
Jessie and uncle of Lurie r e m a r k ed t h a t Jessie got wet hut Lurie
got Wetmore.
Subscription cards for this p a p e r
received during t h e first week
numbered 74. Besides t h i s number
a few people indicated they would
like to send the paper to one to ten
other persons. Could t h e r e not he
more who would be willing to subscribe for some others (besides
themselves? There are quite a few
who indicate t h a t they like to receive t h e paper but cannot afford
to pay for it.
W h a t people would be willing to
pay for the paper interests many.
It h a s r u n f r o m nothing to $2.50 a
j ear with, the average at 6K.7 cents:
per year.
If we a r e to m a i l the. paper there
m u s t bs suiserifcers. Send in your
card.
—DEATH—
MJI. an«S MBS. V. T. Henderson, left
for North* Casoiiaa en Wednesday
mosning of this week o» account 06
the death of Mr. Henderson's Father.
I t seenas as if these- folks wese having
more than their share o.J trouble afc
t h i s tiiaae for it w a s j o s t t w o weeks ago
that Mss. Headeiison's little two.
moEitlis old grandson was accidentally
smothered to death in bed.
To these gjxxl people who toave so.
Bsiaiiy iiiatkes extended a helping hand!
to others, we- extend our sincerc symr
pathy.
H U R R A H ! The Thomas Goal Co.
FOR A G O O D
TIME
LAWN FETE
Community Church
MOVING
SAND
HAULING
GRAVEL
Friday Evening
Pfjone W0. 9 2 4 7
J U L Y 12th
West Graham Rd.
Bring your frieads
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