The Tithe Pig and peasant clerical tension satire
Historic Staffordshire figures like The Tithe Pig satirize church taxation, with a family scene depicting a tithe demanded by the parson and the angry wife. Other pieces like The Vicar and Moses showed clergy probity versus peasant life, reflecting public sentiment as mantel displays.
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Stamp club grows with monthly meets and special auctions
The Elyria stamp club meets May 2 at Harvest Christian Church with doors at 7 p.m. and a business meeting at 8. Show and tell precedes an auction starting at $10. The club, active since 1964, draws about 40 members and hosts a November stamp show at St Jude School with about a dozen dealers.
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