Voyage Down the St Lawrence in Captivity
The narrator describes being bound and tortured by Cahnnagas as De Veulle drives the canoe toward a river post on the St Lawrence. Ta-wan-ne-ars urges calm while the captors keep them confined and the voyage continues toward an unknown fate at La Lerge du Bois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Veulle
Ta-wan-ne-ars
St. Lawrence
Joncaire
Ta-wan-nears
Ike
Pere Hyacinthe
la Vilerge du Bois
Ormerod
Bolling
Marjory
Murray
Ann
la Vierge du Bois
Tis
Cawston's
New York
Jarma
Mermy
Night at La Vierge du Bois Ends in Hidden Fate
The captives are moved into the Cahnnaga stockade at La Vierge du Bois. De Veulle and Murray arrange wary preparations while Pere Hyacinthe probes the Englishman’s faith. The Moon feast looms, promising a brutal welcome for the intruder as secrets simmer in the settlement.
Chaffee Visits Relatives as Crews Attend Livingston Event
Jane A. Chaffee of California visits her uncle Wm. Shirely while Mr. and Mrs. Sweitzer entertain Ohio guests. Rev. F. O. Coffin spoke at Livingston Sunday evening with George Cork and family among attendees. Clifford Carpenter of Danville and Harry Mathew of Marshall visited Mrs. John Snedeker's family last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane A. Chaffee
California
Wm. Shirely
Charles Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Ohio
George Cork
Harry Wyrick
F. O. Coffin
Livingston
Clifford Carpenter
Danville
Harry Mathew
Marshall
John Snedeker
Terre Haute Woman Myrtle Kramer Dies At Home
Mrs Myrtle Kramer of Terre Haute daughter of Emanuel Clouse died at her home Friday morning. In other notes Miss Cleda Lucan Pleasant Grove Harold Imle and Riley Baker called on Miss Cletus Waller Lora Davis and Lewis Richerson and Floyd Drake visited Cletus Waller. Joe Siverly wife and baby of Terre Haute spent several days with his mother Mrs Mary Siverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Kramer
Terre Haute
Emanuel Clouse
Cleda Lucan
Pleasant Grove
Harold Imle
Riley Baker
Near Ernst
Cletus Waller
Lora Davis
Lewis Richerson
Marshall
Floyd Drake
Near Oliver
Joe Siverly
Mary Siverly
Williams and Arbuckle Families Attend Ohio Homecoming
Otis Williams and family joined Eugene Arbuckle and family for a Sunday visit and attended the Ohio homecoming. T A Carpenter with granddaughter Lulu Carpenter and Goldie Chambers spent Sunday at Ben Miller's in Martinsville. Earl Jackson and daughters also attended the Ohio homecoming on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Williams
Eugene Arbuckle
Ohio
T. A Carpenter
Lulu Carpenter
Goldie Chambers
Ben Miller
Martinsville
Earl Jackson
Highland and nearby families visit over weekend
Hoguetown Irl Highland family of Olive vicinity visited Sunday with Elsie Chapman and family. Arthur Groves and family visited Sunday with relatives near Hunt City. Frank Yelton and family of Hazel Dell spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Elvie Chapman and family. Jude Bowen and wife of Willow Prairie and relatives from Missouri spent Monday with Hannah Cooley. Mrs. Bess Cooley and family of Porterville visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cooley. Miss Ethel Wells of Wynona Oklahoma came Tuesday for a visit with her friend, Mrs. Ada Crutchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irl Highland
Olive Vicinity
Elsie Chapman
Arthur Groves
Hunt City
Frank Yelton
Hazel Dell
Elvie Chapman
Jude Bowen
Willow Prairie
Missouri
Hannah Cooley
Bess Cooley
Porterville
Thomas Cooley
Ethel Wells
Wynona
Okla
Ada Crutchfield
Local social visits noted across towns
Mrs Cary Miller and son Alvin T of Spiketown spent Sunday with Mrs Henry Miller. Harold Spittler and wife of Marshall visited Mr and Mrs David Thompson. Mr and Mrs Kit Cartright entertained relatives from Oklahoma. Mildred Huffman visiting relatives at Paris. Perry Jackson and family spent Sunday with Ralph Jackson and wife at Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cary Miller
Alvin T
Spiketown
Henry Miller
Harold Spittler
Marshall
David Thompson
Kit Cartright
Oklahoma
Mildred Huffman
Paris
Perry Jackson
Ralph Jackson
Snyder
Local Visits Abound As Friends Share Sunday Time
George Musgrave and wife of Hutsonville visited Thursday afternoon with Mrs. James Baber. John Riggs Bill Jackson and Coonie Jackson returned home Saturday from Toledo Ohio where they had been working. Ernest Nicol wife and baby of All Right spent Sunday with James Baker and family. Will Chenoweth and sons Earl and Everett of Lynn Indiana spent Sunday with relatives here. Henry Orcutt and son Ralph visiting relatives in Danville. Jack Barker Phil Dennon and Mrs John Warner visited Palestine Sunday to see Mrs Dan Sebastian in hospital there. Howard Jackson wife and two girls Mary and Florence and Mrs Sophia Keyes spent Sunday in Vincennes Indiana visiting relatives. Ray Whitman and family and Mr and Mrs Cliff Whitman spent Saturday in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
George Musgrave
Hutsonville
James Baber
John Riggs
Bill Jackson
Coonie Jackson
Toledo
Ohio
Ernest Nicol
Allright
James Baker
Will Chenoweth
Earl and Everett
Lynn
Indiana
Henry Orcutt
Ralph
Danville
Jack Barker
Phil Dennon
John Warner
Palestine
Dan Sebastian
Howard Jackson
Mary
Florence
Sophia Keyes
Vincennes
India
Ray Whitman
Cliff
Whitman
Paris
Social guests mingle at local homes across weekend
Edwin Writesman of Home spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. Goeckler. Mrs. Ray Barbee and Goldie Lowry of near Westfield joined slater Mrs. Alpha Claypool on Friday. Elmer Goeckler hosted guests including Mrs. Sarah Babcock and Eliza Black with the Robert Babcock family of Marshall Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin’ Writesman
Co. W. Goeckler
Ray “Barbee
Goldie’ Lowry
Near
Westfield
Slater
Alpha’ Claypool
Lockwood
Little Son
Wiles
Cicero
Ind
Elmer Goeckler
Sarah Babcock
Eliza Black
Robert Babcock
Marshall
Julia” “Claypool
Robert Findley
Okel
Terre Haute
Anna Drew
Dixon
Diana Murphy
J. Lindsay
Oregon
Salem
Emily, Meloy
Paris
John ‘Meloy
Michigan
Will Davis
Leading Radio Program Schedule Summary
Sunday July 29 schedule lists multiple programs in EST from 1:00 p m to 10:00 p m including Summer Radio Church Sixty Musical Minutes Stetson Parade Capitol Theater Kent Hour The Friendly Hour Cook's Radio Tour Anglo Persians Collier's Hour Slumber Music. July 30 features O Ceder Shining Hour A and P Gypsies General Motors Party Fish Boys Bossert Orchestra Roxy s Gang Riverside Hour. July 31 shows Voters Service Soconyland Sketches Selberling Singers Eveready Hour Clicquot Club Eskimos Happiness Restaurant Orch Constitutional High Spots Stromberg Carlson Hour Lewisohn Stadium Concerts Slumber Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Capitol Theater
Kent
Cook
Collier
O'Cedar
General Motors Party
Fish Boys
Voters’ Service
Soconyland
Selberling Singers
Eveready
Clicquot Club Eskimos
Happiness
Orch
Constitutional
Stromberg Carlson Hour
Lewisohn Stadium
Slumber Music
Evening Radio Concert Schedule in August
On Wednesday August 1 the lineup includes Spaca Troubadours at 8:00 p m Goodrich Silvertown Orch at 8:30 p m National Grand Opera at 9:30 p m The Blue Network airs George Olsen and His Music at 6:00 p m Sylvania Forresters at 7:30 p m Phileco Hour at 8:00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaca Troubadours
Goodrich Silvertown Orch
National Grand Opera
Géo. Olsen & His Music
Sylvania Forresters
Phileco Hour
Evening Radio Schedule and Program Lineup
Thursday events list shows Coward Comfort Hour at 6 30 p m Hoover Sentinels at 7 30 p m Halsey Stuart Hour at 9 00 p m Maxwell House Hour at 8 00 p m The Flit Soldiers at 9 30 p m and Michelin Hour at 10 00 p m with all times in local listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coward Comfort
Hoover Sentinels
Halsey Stuart
Maxwell House
the Flit Soldiers
Michelin
Radio and Network Listings for August Weekend Programs
A dense schedule lists Friday and Saturday programs across multiple stations and networks. It Names the Wonder Hour C tes Service Hour Bourjois La France Orchestra Dixies Circus Gold Spot Pals White Rock Concert Slumber Music Waldorf Astoria Music and RCA demonstrations with Blue Network and Red Network stations including WEAF WJZ WBZ WGN KYW KOA and many others across New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago St Louis Dallas Houston and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Hour
Bourjois, Inc
la I’raunce Orchestra
Dixies Circus
Slumber
National Broadcasting’ Company
Red Network
WEAF
New York
WEEL
Boston
WTIC
Hartford
Wdjar
Providence
WTAG
Worcester
WCSH
Portland
WLIT
WEI
Philadelphia
WWRC
Washington
WGY
Schenectady
WGR
Buffalo
WCAE
Pittsburgh
WIAM
and Wear
Cleveland
WWJ
Detroit
Wsall
Cincinnati
WGN
WLIB
Chicago
KSD
St. Louis
WOO
Davenports
WHO
Dea Moines
WOW
Omaha
WDAP
Kansas‘City
Wccowrhm
Paul
WIM
Miwaukes
KOA
Denver
WHAS
Louisville
WSM
Nashville
WHC
Memphis
WSB
Atlanta
Charlottes
KVOO
Dallas
EPRO
Houstorp
San
Rochesters
KDKA
Wdir
WLW
KYW
WEBB
KWK
WREN
Kansas City
Wcco-Wrhm
Minneapolis
Tulsa
Wfaas
KPRC
Houston
WOAL
Radio growth and listener share cited in Austria report
A 1910 report notes Austria as the most progressive broadcasting country by listener share. It states 300000 of 8500000 population are registered radio listeners and that radio manufacturing is developing rapidly.
Missionary Call Begins Paul and Barnabas Journey
Lesson on Acts 13 1 52 marks the start of foreign missions as the church plans to evangelize the world. Barnabas and Saul are chosen and ordained after prayer and fasting, with Elymas the sorcerer opposing them and Sergius Paulus inviting them to preach in Cyprus. Paul’s first sermon in Pisidian Antioch follows a path of history politics and prophecy, drawing many to request more words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus
Barnabas
Antioch
Saul
Lord's Vineyard
Cyprus
Andrew
Christ
Elymas
Sergius Paulus
V. Paul
Pisidia
Paphos Paul
Mark
Perga
Éame
Take Heed In Painted Gardens Of Boasting Clouds
Fragmentary verse compares vaunting claims of beauty in gardens and trees to false gifts like clouds and wind without rain, warning against pride in painted surroundings and fragrance. The text resembles a devotional or reflective meditation on perception and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johe Bariyano
God Will Aid Us When We Work
Fragmentary text expresses belief that divine aid accompanies human labor and warns against relying on personal effort without faith. The source includes garbled phrases and unclear references, offering little concrete detail or identifiable entities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur D. Howden Smith
Porto Bello
Brentano's
WNU
Chapter
Jagara
Monsieur de Veulle
England
France
America
Monsieur
Jacques Pourier
Jacques
Hyacinthe
de P
Contin
Ued
Armstrong
Hoguetown
Ats
N. B
N. B. C. Blue Network
N. B. C. Red Network
Bossert Orchestra
Roxy’s Gang
Riverside
Blue Network
Waldorf Astoria
N. B.C. Blue
B. Pitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspapers Union
God
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