Weekend Dividend Columns Sunday Reading For The Whole Family
Weekend edition presents Sunday reading for families with columns on literature, culture, home tips, and wholesome anecdotes. Features essays, short fiction, and reflective pieces aimed at all ages, pairing accessible prose with gentle moral prompts and shared family moments.
Plan a flexible summer vacation with smart choices
The article urges realistic, active holidays across the United States and Canada, warns against idle relaxation, and advises family cooperation to blend fishing, golf, boating, antiques, or sunbathing. It outlines a 1000 mile radius planning method, maps, reservations when needed, and remaining open to spontaneity.
Induced Stupidity and blind spots at a Cleveland gathering
In a Cleveland journalism fraternity meeting an ex psychology professor turned consultant explored why people miss obvious solutions. He demonstrated how mental blind spots form through patterns and preconceptions and urged looking beyond the obvious to solve problems. The column ends noting the writer found a blank mental page until he looked past the immediate scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Serse
Excuse Rejected In Dayton Traffic Case
Donald M. Schafer claimed he was chasing a friend when cited for 63 mph in a 33 mph zone. The judge rejected the excuse, noting it impossible. Schafer said a woman in another car was in front with another man. License suspended and fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Donald M. Schafer
Schafer
Memories of a Catholic Girlhood and Mark Twain of the Enterprise
A review contrasts Mary McCarthy memories of childhood with wit and mischief amid religious molds and loss of parents after the 1918 flu. It also covers Henry Nash Smiths Mark Twain of the Enterprise collecting diary items from Carson City and the 1864 legislature era.
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Mary McCarthy
Harcourt Brace
Miss McCarthy
Mark Twain
Virginia City
Nev
Territorial Enterprise
Henry Nash Smuth
The
Enterprise
U. of Calif. Press
Carson City
Cronyn and Tandy return as a Broadway team this summer
New York report states Hume Cronyn and Jessica Tandy will reprise their husband and wife partnership on Broadway this summer with a new play titled The Man in the Dog Suit a comedy written by William H Wright and Albert Beich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Melvyn Douglas
Cronyn
Molly Kazan
the Egghead
Man In the
Cronyns
New York
Hume Cronyn
Jessica Tandy
Tas
Man In the Dog Suit
William H. Wright
Albert Beich
Pinball machines donated for therapy at Oregon mental hospitals
Portland pinball machine operators donated about 50 new outlawed machines to the Mental Health Association of Oregon for use by patients in the state mental hospitals. Executive director Melvin Murphy said pinball games require skill and coordination and are effective therapy aids. The machines are now played for amusement only with no coins required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Mental Health Association of Oregon
Oregon
Melvin Murphy
The
Mental Health Association
Southernsights on education and travel through the colors scene
The author reflects on education levels and segregation during a southern trip. They note well built schools with abundant light, buses filled with Black children, and drivers of color. Traveling from Pennsylvania to Georgia, they describe fields, farms, and towns, including Maryland and Virginia stops, and a memorable southern meal by a skilled Black cook.
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Georgia
Turnpike
Pennsylvania
Youngstown
Howard Heater
Bedford
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
New Market
Glennville
South
Elyria refugees seek social time and local support
Letters note Hungarian refugee families adjust badly to life in Elyria. Language barriers and cultural norms hinder integration, prompting calls for a local group to sponsor informal events. Also recapped are assorted local notes: a Pompano Beach police chief controversy, business openings and closures, community greetings, and a fire alarm proposal for City Hall amid recent blaze concerns.
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Elyria
Hungary
America
Muller
M.L
City Hall
O'Donnell
Troxel
Calypso's Rise Spurs Amateurs to Write Pop Hits
The surge of Calypso influenced tunes sees amateurs Ric Cartey and Carole Joyner writing Young Love, later recorded with Mitchum and Carole. Calypso icons like Lord Melody and Mighty Sparrow inspire new songsmiths, as artists such as Ric and Carole navigate a fast moving, hit driven market.
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Young Love
Ric Cartey
Carole Joyner
Tyro
Mitchum
Lord Melody
Mighty Sparrow
Ric
Atlanta
Carole
Actors and Actresses
Sonny James
Art Keefe Brasselle
Rob
Ajert Tavier
Pater Yachord
Rocket
Suacy, Suis
Tab Hunter
Jon
Mamie van Doren
Calypso
Ama
Tt Records
Fabrie
Hunter
Robert Mitchum
Jéary
Motion Pie
Lewis
Fess Parker
Grace
Cindy
Kelly
Belso
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Florence
Inky
Stinky
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Dinky
C-T
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Bob Sloane
Katherine Hepburn
Portia
American Shakespeare Festival Theater
Stratford
Ann Todd
Britain
Worthington Miner
Kenneth Wagg
Thomas W. Phipps
Edward
Son
Robert Morley
Meyer Levin
Chicago
Eugene O'Neill
William Marchant
Jay Julien
Daughter
Junior
Travelng
By Dorothy Funk
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Evelyn Andrews
Joe Cowdlen
Pompano
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Fila
Elynan Jam Boggs
Boggs
G. T. Hull
James S. Hughes
Hull
Prenach
Ministerial Association
Taxpayers’ Association
Spero Valassis
Blue Bird
National Tube
Robson
Florida
Truman Allison
Lare
Carl
Timms Spring
Scott
Stanley Bartlett
North Eaton
Joe
Gray Hall
Hiram College
Mildred Bruce
Graystone
Millie
Vern Andrews
J. Grant Keys
LaGrange
Ambherat
Thomea Herbert
New CT
Kim Annecy
Niles Daily Times
Dick Lysaght
Kay
Oak Hills Country Club
Howe
Mamie
Correspondeence
Don Miler
Don
Doe
Miller
Mtead
D.M
the Music Box
Kenny Viecent
Akaaneee Afinan Tann
Balacen Chariton Hie
Bob Barron
Trinidad
Calypso Holby
Burt Long
Amle
Callen
Melvin
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Walt Glendenning
Mama Bird
Wall