Peri on Deck Lucifer Dream Play Delivers Heavenward Twist
A stormy night on board leads to a staged production where Rickey plays Lucifer and Marty directs. A Port and the Permanent themed skit unfolds with a Peri in gingham, a magical infernal machine, and a climactic Paradise gate scene. The audience cheers as romantic wishes clash with social masks, ending with a vow of heaven.
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Marty
Rickey
Ble
Hell
Heaven
Tony
Joe
He!r
Lucifer
Paradise
Lascifer
Chopin
Anthony
Peri
Darby
Joan
Werther
Charlotte
Abe
Smali
Behokting
Elinor Bryenton and Earl Zacherias wed en route to World’s Fair
Litchfield July 7 Mrs Virgil Fortney cared for a four week old daughter after a Wellington visit. Miss Elinor Bryenton daughter of Mr and Mrs C Bryenton wed Earl Zacherias manager of an A P store in Mayfield Heights while en route to the World's Fair in Chicago. They will return to a newly furnished apartment in that area. The notice lists numerous local visits, family gatherings, and Fourth of July activities including rabies tests for a dog and serum treatment for two bitten individuals.
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Zacherias
Mayfield Heights
Ruth Halladay
Willard Wirth
Chicago
Ed Mellert
Mallett Creek
Norbert Hood
Neil Frerick
Cleveland
Jackie’ S
Canfield
Columbus
Elinor Bradley
Donald Musser
Jackie’’ Canfield
Mary Streett
Lodi
Streett
Lois Bryden
Kupton
C.A. Romp
Ruth Krugeel
Fairview Park Hospital
Virginia Johnson
la Grange
Nelson Gross
Wiss Elinor Bradley
Gross
Ernest Heintz
Hunting on Foot With Carriers Fades From Africa
A historical note observes that hunting on foot with native carriers, once a widespread practice across Africa, has largely disappeared, signaling a shift in traditional hunting methods and the hunters’ way of life.
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Africa
Religious Peace and Peace of Life Fragment
A brief reflection notes that religious peace and true peace of life may be the same concept, suggesting harmony between belief and daily existence. The text emphasizes inner tranquility arising from faith and actionable calm in conduct.
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Lfe
Social Insurance At Peak In Italy In 1932
Italy’s social insurance reached a peak with 151 million lire paid out in 1932 across accident, old age, death, tuberculosis, and maternity. Accidents to farm workers rose from 46 960 in 1931 to 56 451 in 1932 while disabled farmer payments totaled 35 229 093 lire. Old age pensions, 3 982 828 lire across 18 020 cases, ended 11 876 pensions in 1932. death compensation to families reached 5 901 cases costing 1 207 000 lire. maternity grants were 5 415 cases costing 588 365 lire. tuberculosis claims numbered 2 416 with 1 907 settled for 79 573 lire.
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Rome
Italy
National Workers’ Aid Society
Fish Foretells Quakes Debated by Japanese Expert
Dr. Shinkishi Hatai of Imperial University told the Pacific Science Congress that fish in Sagami Bay and nearby waters showed unusual behavior before earthquakes and eruptions. He cited eels protruding from holes and mollusks moving to shallow water as signs, suggesting fish can differentiate quake vibrations.
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Vancouver
B. C
Shinkishi Hatai
Japanese Imperial University
Pacific Science Congress
Hatai
Sagmi Bay
Kwanto
Tango Bay
Suburban Church Directory for North Ridgeville Area
Directory lists local congregations with pastors and service times including North Ridgeville Congregational, St. Peter’s Catholic, Fields Memorial, Avon Baptist, Vincent M E, LaPorte Methodist, O Evangelical Church of Christ, Avon M E, and Columbia M E. Services span morning worship and Sunday School with varied schedules.
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North Ridgeville Congregational Church
Edward Young
ST. Peter’s Catholic Church
North Ridgeville
John N. Rhein
Avon Baptist Church
Geo. I. Cooper
Sirs. Geo. Jenkins
Vincent M. E
F. A. Ashburn
Laporte Methodist Church
J. H. Jones
O. Eaton
Discussion Points From Sunday School Lesson Caleb Joshua 14 6 14
Questions explore when to stand firm or yield and how Joshua followed the Lord. It asks about rights, opposition by majority, aging well, and choosing mountains. Clericus notes trials forge heroes through self denial and sacrifice. A prayer asks courage and faith for service to God.
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Caleb
Joshua
Clericus
Caleb's Enduring Faith Faces Giants of Canaan
A sermon on Caleb from Joshua 14 emphasizes lifelong bravery and steadfast faith. It contrasts Caleb's long obedience with the cowardice of the ten spies, notes God's promise to him, and urges a wholehearted commitment to follow Jehovah for a strong, lasting life. Caleb claims strength at 85, ready for further battles, grounded in divine provision.
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Caleb
Joshua
Judah
Gilwal
Jehovah
Moses
God
Kadesh- Barnea
Jesus
Canaan
Kingdom of God
Police Cars Recover Recovered Mare In Salt Lake City Calamity
An old gray mare owned by Harry Mulias was stolen and recovered by patrol cars in Salt Lake City. The horse was found tethered on city outskirts. thief vanished. The report blends police action with biblical reflections on Caleb and Joshua.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Uwp
Harry Mulias
Mulias
Fields Club Meeting At Nevins Home
The 4 H Club met at Louis Nevins home with sewing and judging of finished work led by Mrs. Carskaddon and Margaret Burkley. After a business session, recreation followed and refreshments were served. The next meeting is July 6 at 1 30 at Mrs Carskaddon’s home.
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Louis Nevins
Family ties mark midweek visits and trips
Mrs L O Lloid and Agnes visited Mrs T Higham in Elyria on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W A Wallington left Monday for Madison after a Cleveland bus stop with the Andrews family on Eastern Heights. Mrs Wallington stays for a four sisters reunion while Rev C C Maple made a business trip to Lorain Tuesday.
Tom Thumb Ships Go Tiny on Toy Show Boats
New York reports from the Toy Association describe a boom in miniature ships. Among highlights is an electric motor boat that steers itself for five minutes, plus affordable outboard designs for bathtubs and ponds. The Tom Thumb line includes seaworthy sail boats, a bottom-following submarine, and a ferry for transporting dolls, with sailing terms in many manuals.
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New York
Young
Broadway reminiscences and social satire in 1933 notes
A caustic roundup of celebrities and high society figures seen in New York during the early 1930s. The writer comments on Irene Castle, Howard Scott, Samuel Hammett, and Rockwell Kent, among others, with sharp asides about private guards, Broadway, and a flamboyant encounter with a Russian prince. Copyright 1933 McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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New York
Hope Williama
Ryley Cooper
Watterson
Rotacker
Dick Greiner
Irene Castle
Rockefellers
Harry Carroll
Helen Kane
Isabelle Leighton
Corey Ford
Kents Hill
John N. Garner
Messmore Kendall
Clemence Dane
Elsie Janis
Stanley Rinehart
Samuel Dashiell Hammett
Hiss
Broadway
Lindy’s
Ernest Hemingway
Mark Twain
John Mason
Prince
John Drew
Drew
Mason
Hellshells
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Granddaughter of Lagrange couple weds in Arkansas
Miss Maxine Leton, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Milton Behner, married Earl Scott of Mountain Home Arkansas. The couple will reside on a farm in Mountain Home. The bride was in the local Junior Class before moving to Arkansas with her parents last winter.
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LA Grange
Milton Behner
Maxine Leton
Earl Scott
Mountain Home
Arkansas
Swarts, Aldrich Attend Miller Family Reunion in Lucky
Mr and Mrs D A Swarts and Mr and Mrs Harry Swarts along with Mrs Dewey Aldrich attended the Miller family reunion held Sunday in Lucky Wood County.
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D. A. Swarts
Harry Swarts
Dewey Aldrich
Miller
Lucky
Wood County
La Grange Calf Club Meeting and Activities
The La Grange Calf Club met on June 0 led by Albert Wilcox. A cattle judging demonstration was given and members worked on record books. Dorothy McAlpin joined. Games and refreshments followed. The adult ladies class enjoyed a visit from Mrs. M. S. Behner at her home last week.
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Albert Wilcox
Dorothy McAlpin
M. S. Behner
Elight
B. H Rgan
West Farmington
W. C. Knowles
S. B. Behner
Visitors and social notes from Cleveland area
Mrs Nellia M Auxer and Mrs Moss visited in Cleveland Monday. Mrs Willard Wolcott of Elyria visited Mrs F B Gott. Lauren Baldwin of Detroit visited his family over the Fourth. Mrs Henry Wigert and Mrs Harold Jameyson were in Cleveland Saturday. Old Glory Grange held a lawn fete Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Longbon and Mrs James Rundle and daughter Florence of Elyria were La Grange visitors Saturday evening.
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Nellia M. Auxer
Moss
Cleveland
Willard Wolcott
Elyria
F. B. Gott
Lauren Baldwin
Detroit
Henry Wigert
Harold Jameyson
Old Glory Grange
Charles Longbon
James Rundle
Florence
la Grange
Community Notes and Visits Across La Grange Area
La Grange marked a quiet Fourth with many residents joining celebrations in Wellington and nearby areas. Visitors included Mr and Mrs A F Wilcox hosting Ralph Hacker and two daughters. Mr and Mrs Charles Frick visiting Mrs R B Kelner. Mr and Mrs Harry Pfiel and daughter Janet of Cleveland staying with Henry Wigert. and Mr and Mrs Karl W Kelner of Berkeley planning to visit relatives next week. Mrs S P Merriam remains seriously ill in Cleveland after a paralyzing stroke and prior hip injury. Willetta Henne of Fremont visited college friend Rosalia Adams. G J Law visited Medina. funeral services for Mrs Fred Sanders were held at the M E church with Rev Jump officiating. she leaves a husband, two daughters, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Minnie Kruggel
Lodi
Harry Strett
Helen Streett
King
Edna
Delaware
Chas
Harry Streett
Ada Howa
Adam Rising
North Street
Lucile Falconer
Washington, D. C
T. A. Falconer
Helen
Sartwell
M. R. Jollie
Fairview
Earl Hope
Cincinnati
C. D. Richard
Medina
A.S. Canfield
Millersburg
Canfield
Jacqueline
Leslie Megargee
Plymouth
Baptist Church
Margaret Johnson
Crippled Children’s Camp
Camp Crag
Benny Rising
Nelson Gross
Elinor Bradley
Ellsworth Swanker
Virginia Johnson
Edwin Autmuth
Eugene Leach
Esther Frombaugh
Buswel Place
Black River
Brodt
Cleveland
C. F. Mus Ind
A. G. Law
Robert Clay
Longe Lake
la Grange
Wellington
A. F. Wilcox
Ralph Hacker
Lakewood
Charles "Frick
Cuyahoga Falla
Alter
R. B. Kelner
Harry Pfiel
Janet
Henry Wigert
Karl W. Kelner
Berkley
California
G. W. Kelner
S. P. Merriam
Willetta Henne
Freemont
Rosalia Adams
G. J. Law
Fred Sanders
M. E
Fev
Monastic Colony of American Communists Near Lancaster 1738
A historical note places the first American Communist society as a monastic colony founded near Lancaster Pennsylvania in 1738, marking an early organized religious social experiment in the colonial era.
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Lancaster
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