Night at the Oliphants Ends With Offer to Help
At an Annapolis Virginia Oliphant auction scene two men vie for her regard while her family travels west on sale proceeds. Michael McMillan consoles Virginia and follows Rickey, who has lost a thousand dollars gambling with Lute Carney. Michael offers Rickey a manuscript advance to salvage his chances as a writer, promising secrecy about the deal.
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Oliphant
Annapolis
Virginia
Tony Bleecker
New York
Michael McMillan
West
Fitchard
Tony
Tonya
Jane
Marty van Duyne
Michael
Richard
Amfarty
Mary Lee Logan
Manot
Lute Carney
Ickey
Anthony Bleecker
Peko
Lute
Mr. McMillan
Rickey
Richey
Grogan
Jinny
Anto
Carney
Young Oliphant
McMillan
Discussion points on the Sunday School lesson Jesus Faces Betrayal
A study guiding questions on Mark 14 17 31 including Christ's purpose in establishing the Lord's Supper and the effects of neglect, reasons behind Peter's loyalty lapse and later restoration, ways to discern weak points, the role of hope, and a prayer asking for faithful Christian fellowship and purity through divine grace.
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Jesus
Peter
Christianity Fellowship
Christian Communion
Mark
Jesus Faces Betrayal and Denial in Passion Week
A sermon on the Last Supper narrates Jesus announcing betrayal by one of the twelve in the upper room, reflecting on divine sovereignty and human responsibility. It links the Eucharist to sacrifice and hope, notes Peter’s denial prophecy, and urges vigilance and prayer in hardship. Bradford, Pa. visits and local notes intermingle with the sermon content.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Memorial Day Observed in North Ridgeville
June 2 memorial day services drew large crowds in North Ridgeville with music by the high school band and Girls from St Peter’s School. J G Stacey praised the nation and those who died for justice and peace as I F Diederich led a parade, taps, and volleys at the memorials for Captain Edward Gibbons.
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North Ridgeville
Citizens’ Memorial Day Committee
St. Peter's Schol Yeang
America the Beautiful
J. G. Stacey
J. T. Sterling
I. F. Diederich
Tolor
Town Hall
Edward Gibbons
Mr and Mrs H C Loescher Host Farewell for Thomas Gilbart
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs H C Loescher entertained a farewell gathering for their nephew Thomas Gilbart who departed for a new assignment. Neighbors and relatives attended a small reception with light refreshments. The event marked a warm sendoff before his departure.
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H.C. Loescher
Farawel
Thomas Gilbart
van Cong Frehive
Mrs Mills Returns From Denver After Miss Gibbert's Death
Mrs Alfred Mills came back Saturday from a two week stay in Denver Colorado following the death of a sedative Miss Helen Gibbert. On Monday evening Miss Gibbert was guest of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Holfsman at North Olmstead. Mr Frank Bommer Jr and
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Alfred Mills
Denver
Colo
Helen Gibbert
Lawrence Holfsman
North Olmstead
Frank Bommer, Jr
Local visits and weekend guests from Ohio and beyond
Daughters Anne Mane and Mer ella visit Mr and Mrs Joseph Holtwick in Sharon Pennsylvania. Mrs Christ Minch of Cleveland stayed over Decoration Day with Mr and Mrs Henry Loescher. Mr and Mrs Charles Barton and Mr and Mrs J A Robertson toured to Schoenbrunn Indian relics. Miss Ethel Maddock from Ixene State College spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Maddock. Mrs May Slater of Cleveland visited Miss Ruth Harris last week. Mr and Mrs John Gibbons were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Elwin Akins of Elyria. Mr and Mrs John Brooder also
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Anne Mane
Merella
Joseph Holtwick
Sharon
Christ Minch
Cleveland
Henry Loescher
Charles Barton
J A Robertson
Schoenbrunn
Ethel] Maddock
Ixene State College
Albert Maddock
May Slater
Ruth Harris
John Gibbons
Elwin Akins
Elyria
John Brooder
Madam Lena Reading Offers Help at Grange Hall
A door to guidance opens with Madam Lena Reader and Advisor offering knowledge as power. Special reading 50c promises confidential sessions to mend past mistakes and lead to peace and happiness, available in tents on Route 20 at Grange Hall.
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Madam Lena
Madame Lena
Grange Hall
Courage by Deed in Christian Life
The text urges Christians to be strong to do Christ's will and endure both good and evil reports. It emphasizes proving courage through deeds rather than words, living a faithful response that follows Jesus in all circumstances.
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Christ
Death recalls August Wilson pioneer of multi lands
Seattle remembers August Wilson 76 a pioneer of gold rushes in five lands friends in Wallace Idaho recall his colorful career. Wilson came to the Coeur d'Alenes in 1884 from Thompson Falls Montana by toboggan with two sacks of flour selling both for 40 dollars a sack. For the last 50 years he was among the first to gold rushes in the Klondike Yukon Goldfield Nevada South Africa Australia and South America.
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Seattle
Wash
August Wilson
Wallace
Ida
Wlson
Coeur d’Alenes
Thompson Falls
Mont
Wilson
Klondike
Yukon
Goldfield
New
South Africa
Australia
South America
Providence pig birth ends with bottle fed leftovers
A son of Alvin Stauffer in Providence Utah reported that 18 piglets were born but only 12 could be housed. The extra six piglets were fed from bottles with rubber nipples.
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Providence
Utah
Alvin Stauffer
Citizens Can't Have Beer Nor Old Bongs In Wenatchee
From the West come stories that a revival of sentimental songs like Sweet Adaline and Down by the Old Mill Stream is planned due to the return of beer. Citizens of Wenatchee and Chelan County must hear old time tunes over radios without brewery juice. A city county ordinance bars beer and music together and bans selling beer at dance halls.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Chelan County
Week ly publications postage to be increased
Ottawa report notes an amendment to the Post Office Act proposed by Prime Minister Bennett. Newspapers and periodicals published more than weekly would pay higher postage based on advertising space. Current rate is one cent per pound for materials over 49 miles. The article discusses the plan and its implications.
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Ottawa
Ont
Post Office
Richard B. Bennett
Advertising Rates and Shadowed Promises
A fragmented note describes pricing shifts for space and a discount horizon. It hints at a base rate near one cent per unit with a two cent advertising space and a three cent rise from sixty to sixty one percent, while mentioning shadows cast by a shining sun and limited willingness to participate.
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