Stranded Circus Hits Our Hearts and Minds
New York columnist notes the Scranton circus stranding hurts Ringling North and his troupe, recounts encounters with Eddie Rickenbacker and Howard Hughes, plus memories of Pete’s restaurant on Irving Place. The piece blends pop culture, aviation dreams, and reflections on aging and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Scranton
John Ringling North
Barney Ryder
Players
George Britt
World-Telegram
Eddie Rickenbacker
Eddie
Howard Hughes
Remembering Mr Bliss at the Silk Counter
A personal reminiscence recalls Mr Bliss at Cash Henderson's silk counter. The author notes his Politeness to the mother and a family link to Erie Pennsylvania. Bliss is described as small bald with a white mustache and organ playing in the Episcopal church.
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Mr. Bliss
Cash Henderson's
Erie
Pennsylvania
McNaught Syndicate
Suburban Church Directory Listing for Ohio Communities
Suburban churches listed with ministers and service times across Columbia Olmstead North Ridgeville Avon Birmingham LaPorte and St Peter’s Catholic Church Mass schedule included. Notable entries include Columbia Baptist Claude Troupe Olmstead and Ernest J. Dunford Superintendent with 10:30 worship, 11:30 Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Baptist Church
Claude Troupe Olmstead
Ernest J. Dunford
North Ridgeville
Edward Young
Forest Hill
Clawson
Laporte Methodist Church
Thomas Hughes
ST. Peter’s Catholic Church
John N. Rhein
Joseph Buescher
Avon Baptist Church
C. A. Bantham
Geo. Jenkins
Kipton Community Church
Dan Martin
J. Hoover
Rochester
South Ridge Zion Evangelical
R. G. Pferrer
North Eaton Church OF Christ
A. K. Stevenson
Bethel Temple
Assemblies OF God
Litchfield
Ohio
Pittsfield M. E
H. W. Black
Community League
Caleb and Joshua Faithful Spies in the Promised Land
Sunday school lesson on Caleb and Joshua from Joshua 14 6 15 for July 10 highlights Caleb aging but faithful reports of God’s power and trust in the land, contrasting with the fearful ten who led Israel astray. Caleb emphasizes steadfast following of the Lord and enduring life in covenant.
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Caleb
Joshua
Jehovah
Moses
God
Kadeshbarnea
Israel
Calebs faith and vigor at eighty five in the promised land
The article reflects on Caleb's long life of service, noting his strength in battle at eighty five, his insistence on claiming Hebron, and his steadfast following of Jehovah. It emphasizes disciplined living, honoring God and his servants, and pursuing divine will through challenge, battle, and eventual rest.
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Joshua
God
Caleb
Moses
Anakim
Hebron
Abraham
Israel
Asoid Caleb
Jehovah
Promised Land
Caleb Lifetime Devotion Sunday Lesson Discussion Questions
Caleb’s example of a fearless, steadfast spirit invites reflection on facing today’s giants. Consider how persistent faith and trusted promises empower action beyond fear, and how reliance on God rather than might shapes bold, ethical choices. The questions explore applying Caleb’s courage, the danger of might-makes-right thinking, and the chief hindrances to success in living faith.
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Stacles
Caleb
Clericus
Jehovah
Joshua
If War Comes by Dupuy from Macmillan Company
A military perspective survey forecasts future war conditions and answers common questions. It traces past battlefields, assesses current military beliefs, and analyzes likely initial moves of any major conflict.
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Dupuy
Macmillan Company
Brunswick Valley City Bridge Club Hosts Social at Mrs. Harpers
Valley City notes show a Brunswick Bridge Club gathering at Mrs. Lamar Harpers in Brunswick with Miss Viola Wolfe of Detroit as guest prize winner. Multiple local visits and weekend stays including the Arick, Mellor, Spieth, Stoskopf, and Deimling households are recorded along with a reunion and various dinner and travel notices.
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Valley City
Brunswick
Alpena
Mich
Earl Arick
Medina
Elberta Beach
William Grabenstetter
Leonard King
Nenevy Ellen
Bertha Schaeffer
Stoskopf Spieth
Roy Spieth
Arthur Spieth
Detroit
Harold Goodman
Richard Stoskopf
New London
Lucille Deimling
Cleveland
Otto Deimling
Roy Wiedert
St. Louis
Albert Mellert
Josephine Nilges
Leo Nilges
Richard Reutter
Woodstock
Va., Visiting Mrs. Reutter’s Sister, Mrs. Raymond Satchell. Harry and
William Starrett
Coddingville
Ralph Nichols
Clarence Arnold
Worth House
August Stahlhut
Albert Keller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Valley City Social Notes Highlight Reunions and Visits
Residents recalled Fourth of July gatherings at the Keller and Hauck homes as many neighbors hosted out of town guests from Cleveland Oberlin and Detroit. Reunions including Moehle and Reusch are planned for August and July respectively. The 4-H Club met at the school with sewing and refreshments served by local girls.
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Edwin Keller
Valley City
Merle Fitzsimmons
Wilbur Moehle
Leonard
Edward Rounds
Sisterville
West Va
Mary Bay
Margaret
Ida Keller
Elyria
Janice Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Cleveland
Meta Weidner
Helen Arnold
Willard Wolfe
Ohio State University
Henry Wolf
Louise Mack
Albert Mack
Edward Mack
Clarence Mack
John Frambach
Mallet Creek
Lillian
John Graham
Akron
Hauck
Boy Scout Cabin
Robert Kramer
Ed Steyer
Knoble
Walter Knoble
Ritter
North Olmsted
Betty Mack
Nancy Bernard
June Dickman
Swordfish Drives Sword Into 65-Foot Boat Hull
Captain Walter S. Smith of the 68 foot Firelands returned to Wilmington Del from Florida coastal waters reporting a massive swordfish pierced his hull with a 14 inch blade. He left the blade in place as a plug until port.
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Wilmington
Del
Walter S. Smith
Firelands
Florida
Smith
Cow performs double summersault on railroad track
A red shorthorn cow wandered along a railroad track as an approaching engine blew warnings. The animal leapt into a pair of somersaults, rolled after ground impact, then recovered and walked away unscathed in Regina Saskatchewan.
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Regina
Sask
Robbery at Mrs. Field's Long Island Home
State police probe a $15000 jewel theft from Mrs. Marshall Field Ill on Long Island. Intruders stole a neck lace ring and bracelet from a dressing table and also took $500 from Field's wallet and $150 from a sleeping guest.
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Long Island
Marshall Field
Court Upholds Bugle Right At Home In Mass
Springfield court finds playing a bugle on one's own porch not a crime despite neighbor complaints. Ernest Banks is fined 25 dollars for assaulting Bernard Fellion a 13 year old Boy Scout who testified he was practicing on his home porch when Banks struck him. Fellion's scoutmaster presented a petition from neighbors saying they did not object to the bugle. Banks counters with a petition of signatures calling the bugle nuisance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
W. Granfield
Ernest Banks
Bernard J. Fellion
Banks
Fellion
Boy 13 Will Teach Bible Classes This Summer
Edward McCoy a York Pennsylvania eighth grade student plans to run Bible history lessons and daily Sunday school in his father's garage this summer. Last year more than thirty five children attended his classes and he enjoys piano study though undecided about pursuing ministry or music.
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York
Edward McCoy
Edward
Police Airplane Spots Reckless Drivers
An airborne patrol over New Jersey highways helps curb reckless driving. A state police plane spots violators and radios the patrol cars to intercept them, enhancing road safety.
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Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
Albino Robin Becomes Mascot for Minneapolis Firemen
An albino robin found near Minneapolis becomes the fire department mascot after the Minnesota Conservation Department declined a live bird and suggested a stuffed specimen. The bird, fed by a city robin with four fledglings, will serve as mascot until a new home is found.
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Minnesosota
Constipation Compared to Traffic Jam Wins Praise for Tonic
A Lorain Ohio reader shares how World's Tonic relieved his chronic constipation. He describes relief from liver and kidney sluggishness, dizziness, and swelling after several weeks of use at Phillips Drug Store. The ad promotes World's Tonic as aiding natural bowel action without extra pills.
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W. W. Brown
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Ohio
Phillips
Phillips Drug Store
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Charles B. Driscoll
Jane Walsh
Iowa
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Pete’s
Irving Place
East 18Th Street
O. Henry
Pete Belles
Heary
Palm Garden
William Wash Williams
Pete
Belles
Don Smith
Coshocton, O
Say
Chas. Driscoll
Bays Studio
Middle Ave
Suburban Church Directory
Columbia Methodist Church
M. Bible School
Camden Baptist
Birmingham
S. E. Kaetzel
Aery
United Congregation’s Methodist Church OF
Penfield Penfield
Earl L. Darkey
Christian Endeavor
Huntington United Church
John G. Koontz
Frances Coe
Penfield Junction Baptist Church
Camden Church
W. F. Dissette
Homer Edward
Brownhelm Evangelical Church
Grafton M. E
George C. Seebe
Brownhelm Reformed Church
Harold E. Weber
Brownhelm Congregational Church
RB. Albright
Brighton, Clarksfield and
M. E
H. H. Patrick
Brighton
Clarksfield
Elysium Soda Grill
Broad Street
East Avenue
Rey
Aserdenier
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Tm. Beg, U
Pat
Book Review
Crosley All
Asher
Second Street
Milogranite
Floraguard
Albino
Robin
Firemen
Ostrov’s
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