Impressive Dedication of Bells at St Andrew's Church
Crowds filled St Andrew's church for a Sunday dedication of twelve tower bells in memory of Caroline Garford Worthington a lifelong member. George C Worthington and his son James funded the Carillon as organist selections echoed from the bells. The Rev E B Redhead led a moving service noting the bells wealth of world fame and their daily ringing to mark time and stir emotions benefiting all listeners.
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St. Andrew ‘S Church
Caroline Garford Worthington
St. Andrew's Church
George C. Worthington
James
E. B. Redhead
Easter Flowers Preview at Local Greenhouses
Late Sunday afternoon we toured floral greenhouses and previewed Easter blooms. Easter lilies, carnations, roses, snapdragons, and potted flowers show peak color just as the trade demands. Growers anticipate a strong Easter season with rising visitor numbers and significant advance orders.
We Don’t Like People Who
A reflective piece critiques self important braggarts who boast about past ties present status or children's feats and dismiss friends sports or trends It condemns moral lectures political and religious dogma and the habit of vilifying others It notes human fallibility and the fatigue caused by those who claim absolute correctness
Twenty Years Of Winged Letters Anniversary in Philadelphia
Philadelphia marks the week of May 15 as the twentieth anniversary of the first scheduled air mail in the United States. The mid way transfer point was in the city for the May 15, 1918 event when officers launched from Washington and Long Island. The enduring network has grown from the New York to Washington exchange into a vast system with 62,826 route miles, 70,000,000 miles flown last year, and about $15,000,000 in annual revenue.
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Philadelphia
United States
Washington, D. C
Long Island
Dogs and Housing Policy Clash in Queens FHA Plan
In Queens New York a proposed FHA financed apartment project faces a dog ban that triggers public alarm and debate. Critics fear loss of pets will foreclose a fuller life while supporters warn of regulated dwellings seen in Greenbelt Maryland. The issue reflects federal housing policy impact on daily living.
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Queens
New York City
Greenbelt
Maryland
Washington
Farm payments to farmers to cushion income drop rise sharply
Government predicts federal payments in the second quarter for crop acreage adjustments and soil conservation will far exceed last year’s pace, potentially near 300 million dollars, with cotton price adjustments possibly adding about 100 million. Direct farm income from marketing could total about 3.315 billion, yielding an overall income near 1.7 billion.
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Congress
Roosevelt and Wheeler clash over reorganization bill hard line
President Roosevelt and Burton Wheeler clash over the reorganization bill as Roosevelts supporters defend broad powers while Wheeler presses for Congress veto, citing fears of dictatorial power. The dialogue reveals strain between the White House and opposition amid broader battles over subsidies, navy strength, and antitrust policy.
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Roosevelt
Burton RH. Wheeler
Burt
Congress
Wheeler
Europe
Austria
Monana
McIntyre
Bible Readings and reflections for Easter Week in 1900s
An observant notice blends a Lent era devotional with social and political items. It cites Isaiah 63 and Epistle themes about God’s goodness and mercy, urging unity with troubled humanity and trust in divine power amid earthly anxieties. The page also notes civil service favoritism probes, a proposed West Point cadet policy, Welfare Department reorganization plans, and Air Corps expansion, alongside a Rouen relic marking the Joan of Arc stake site.
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Senate
Hamilton Fish
LWO
West Point
Welfare Department
Air Corps
Anniversary list recalls notable political figures and events
Today marks anniversaries of figures such as Hawara Everett, Pierce Butler, Charles Drake, Henry Villard, Lynoch Crowder, John Weeks, and William Partridge. It notes historic milestones including the Peace of Utrecht, the founding of the Young Women’s Christian Association in Boston, and Modoc War events, with various birth and death dates and related biographical notes.
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Hawara Everett
Massachusetts
Harvard
Boston
Pierce Mason Butler
South Carolina
Edgefield
S. Co
Charles D. Drake
St. Louis
U. 5
U. 5. Court of Claims
Cincincinnati
Henry Villard
Germany
New York City
Lynoch H. Crowder
Missouri
John W. Weeks
U.S
Lancaster
N. H
William ©. Partridge
Paris
New York
JAY FN
Utrecht
Holland
Europe
Young Woman's Christian Association
Jack
Jeader
California
Modoc
Gen
Canby
Henry Ford
Detroit
Willliam Goebel
Thurucky
Portrait of a Steadfast and Earnest Individual
Describes a steadfast sincere person with many friends, a generous nature, active engagement with the world, and awareness of merit seeking recognition. Implies travel may bring adventures and new experiences.
Light and Open Eyes in a Lenten Message
Editor note recalls Rev. McAlpine retired pastor at Blyria Home for the Aged. He shares six Lenten messages starting with Light and Open Eyes urging readers to seek spiritual sight, citing Jesus healing the blind and the need to see the light rather than darkness.
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Joan J. McaAlpine
Austhy
Blyria
McAlpine
Wlyria
la Grange
Chronicle-Telegram
Aragedy
Jesus
Penfield coming events and club meetings noted
United Society meets Wednesday April 15 at Society Hall with a covered dish lunch. Parent-Teachers Association gathers Thursday April 24 with Willie Col. J. McDermott of Wellington as speaker and a grades recital. Arm Club and Farm Woman's Club report active events, speeches, and a shoe demonstration.
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Penfield
United Society
Society Hall
Edward Andre
Hart Ferriman
Poor. Davison
Elsie Wilson
Parent-Teachers Association
Willie Col. J., McDermott
Wellington
Farm Woman’s Club
Ss. F. Jackson
Walker
Elsie Shaw
Itemen
Babson
Elyria
Levi Smith
Voice Of The People Honors Faith Cabin Library Campaign
A letter from Willie L. Byeffington thanks Alyrin Cho and the Chronicle Telegram editor for coverage and support of the Faith Cabin Library drive in Elyria. He praises local momentum led by Rev. George A. Brown and Elyria and Oberlin friends, noting dozens of books collected to empower hundreds of Black youths and future readers. He foresees a lasting impact on moral and Christian character and asks continued generosity for the Elyria unit.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Alyrin
Cho
Fiditor
Faith Cabin Library
George A. Brown
Elyrta
Elyria
Rev. Brown
Elyria c
Oberlin
Parth Cabin
Willie LL. Byeffington
Local Moves and Visitors Across Spencer Community
Tuesday afternoon rallies of Mes Lewis dienes Mr and Mrs Thomas White moved Thursday to Medina Mr and Mrs Leon Jeffreys and daughter Lucie from tenor were Sunday evening guests at Mro and Wes Earl Stentz Arlo Withek moved into Perry Buswell residence Miss Lucile Jenfrey returned to Cleveland with Mr and Mere Ro land Stentz Who spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Stentz Adelbert DeFields Wellington moved Saturday into Mrs Thomas White's residence
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Spenrer
Thomas White
Medina
Leon Jeffreys
Lucie
Tenor
Mro
Wes
Earl Stentz
Arlo Withek
Perry Buswell
Lucile Jenfrey
Cleveland
Mere
Roland Stentz
Invention credited to Aimtoi missionary in China
The Riesha of China is credited to an Aimtoi missionary who converted a baby carriage into a vehicle for his invalid wife to travel about about seven years ago.
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Cordell Hull
State Department
Mr. Hull
China
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