Easter Never Same Across History and Sects
The article traces Easter dating from early Christianity through Constantine and Nicaea, noting conflicts between East and West over the computation of Easter. It explains the adoption of a centralized ecumenical method, the use of lunar cycles, and later corrections by Rome, with historical tensions and key figures.
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Victor
Rome
Constantine
Constantinople
Nicaea
Britain
Alexandria
Euclid
Archimedes
Meton
Fredericksburg agent wins conservation award in Texas
Alex R. Frantzen of Fredericksburg representing Southwestern Life Insurance Co. has been advised by president C. F. O'Donnell of Dallas that he won the conservation award for the San Antonio territory for outstanding life underwriting work in the past year. He will receive the honor at the company's annual agency convention in Galveston in June and is one of eleven agents recognized.
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Alex R. Frantzen
Fredericksburg
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
C. F. O'Donnell
Dallas
San Antonio
Frantzen
Galveston
Side Glances and Century Past Collide in Texas Echoes
A collage of historical reminiscences spans Whitby 664 to Easter reform debates, with Wilfred, Colman, and King Oswy as voices in a church calendar clash. The page recalls 18th century reforms and 1920s commerce congress aims, then hops to 1841 Austin snapshots and local society notes, from Texas 100 years ago to Modern Texas.
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Theodore
Oswy
Northumbria
Whitby
Colman
Landisfarne
Wilfred
Peter
Hell
Kingdom of Heaven
St. Peter
Heaven
Gregory
Rome
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Holy See
Othrs
The
Dallas News
Little Mary and the Lion Cubs Dialogue
A child asks if baby lions become men when grown. The mother questions the idea, and the child cites an uncle remark about the father as a young lion, prompting a wordless cultural reflection on growth and identity.
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Mary
Mamma
Little Mary
Papa
Willow City social weekend notes as townsfolk visit
The Willow City column records a busy weekend with visits among Althaus Sagebiel Ditmar and Stribling families. Long list of Sunday gatherings includes Johnson City Llano Marble Falls and San Antonio as neighbors call on relatives and friends.
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Amelia Eckhardt
Chester Beyer
Ernst Hoffmann
San Antonio
Alton Ottmers
Marble Falls
Levi Ottmers
Son Nolan
Albert
Albert Ottmers
Henry Herbert
Arthur Schmidt
N. H. Greathouse
Richard Laurence
Dawn
Nolan Althaus
Opel Althaus
Johnson City
Leo Sultemeier
Bankert
Jack
Arlene
Ervin Alhaus
Poehlmann
Edgar Gold
W. J. Beyer
Marlin Althaus
Chas. Sagebiel
Luckenbach Community Notes and Visits
The column lists multiple local visits and family greetings. Alfred Wilke and daughter Mary Ann of Blanco visited the Webers. Alex Luckenbach Sr. of San Antonio spent time with relatives. The Frohsinn singing club met for a Friday rehearsal ahead of the county singing festival.
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Tonio
Alfred Wilke
Mary Ann
Blanco
Pete Weber
Alex Luckenbach Sr
San Antonio
Theo Kunz
Otto Kunz
Benno Jung
Cave Creek
Edwin Pfeiffer
Guenther Lochte
Marvin Eckhardt
Reinhard Behrends
Alvin Pehl
Henry Burg
Erwin Behrends
Arthur
Werner Pehl
Christian Behrends
Alex Luckenbach
Benno Luckenbach
Frohsinn Singing Club
General Tires and Tubes Advertises in Fredericksburg
The note cites General Tires and Tubes and Fredericksburg Drive in Station with Rubin Crenwelge as proprietor, hinting at local automotive services or ad placement in the era.
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Fredericksburg Drive-in Station
Rubin Crenwelge
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Hin
Nea
Brown
Texas
Austin
Lewis
Burleson
Lyceum
Texas Sentinel
Sr. Chamber of Commerce
Texaco
Goodyear
Sunnyside
Willow City News
Willow City
Edwin Crenwelge
Edgar Itz
Doss
Chas Sagebiel
Walter Ditmar
Luckenbach
John Deere
Krauskopf Bros
John Deere Quality Implements and Service
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Colorado River Authority
Prudence
Advance Motor Co
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