Annual Meeting Report Notes Growth of Christian Science
The Mother Church in Boston reports 59 new churches and societies, 66 percent growth in Mary Baker Eddy writings, and widespread public acceptance. Elections announced: Clifford P. Smith as Church President, Edward L. Ripley as Treasurer, Ezra W. Palmer as Clerk. Security, lectures, and publications details highlight expanded branches, international reach, and flood relief work.
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Boston
Mansas
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
rMecoverer
Christian Sciences
Flist Church of Christ, Scientist
Clifford P. Smith
Newton
Mass
Edward L. Riptey
Brookline
Ezra W. Palmer
Marshfield
Christian Seleven Board of Directors
Clifford P. Smmith
Europe
North America
Australasia
Africa
South America
Christian Science Board of Directors
Nelvin E. Ritchie
Jesus
William M. Bartlett
C. Augustus Norwood
Christian Science Publishing Society
Roland RR
Warrison
Eddy
Frederick C. Hill
Christian Science Board of Lectureship
Hawaii
China
Japan
Manila
City of
Mexico
Bermuda
Canal Zone
West Indies
Great Britain and Ireland
Scandinavia
Canada
United States
Alaska
Judge Hill
Auto Crash Injures Columbia Trio on Route 252
Columbia Weekly reports Adah Weekly Elbert Jasper and Clarence Linderman injured in a Saturday afternoon collision on Route 252. Their car collided with a machine from Valley City, badly wrecked. Linderman left with minor wounds. Jasper's forehead gash and possible thumb fracture require home care. Weekly suffered severe facial injuries with uncertain seriousness. The other driver's condition is not known.
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Columbia
Miss Adah Weekly
Elbert Jasper
Clarence Linderman
Kerea
Valley City
Community Hospital
Berea
Linderman
Miss Weekly
Community Notes From Berea and Nearby Areas
News notes record social calls and visits among Berea residents including Mr. and Mrs. A. Martin on Beech Street and Mr. and Mrs. J H. Bartter with Gordon Bartter of Elyria. The Rare Free Kitchen club met June 3 with bread and muffins project and group work at Bartter home. Members planned June 16 at Elizabeth Keyse home with Iris Ruth Margaret Bartter and others attended with Mrs. Lindstrom and Mrs Barker advising. Virginia Bremner and Margaret Bremner stayed at home of relatives nearby.
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Martin
Beech Street
Berea
J. A. Bartter
Gordon Bartter
Neale Gordon
Elyria
J H. Bartter
Margaret
Ruth Bartter
Elizabeth Keyse
Iris
Ruth
Margarett Bartter
Betty Churchward
Rowena In
Ersoll
Pauline Martin
Ralph Lindstrom
M. H. Barker
Virginia Bremner
Arbans
New York
Marzaret Bremner
Robert
Ohio University
Bremner and Gebot nuptial notices and assorted local updates
Mrs George Bremner and Mrs Harry Martin attended a bridal shower for Miss Lucy Byers from Cleveland as her June 1 wedding to Frederick Gebot of Sprague Mead is planned. Nearby notices include home sales, renovations, and social visits among local families. 4 H club meetings and tap and gymnastics lessons. Columbia Baptist Church Children’s Day set for next Sunday.
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George Bremner
Harry Martin
Daughta
Jauline
Iudsell Martin
Lucy Byers
Cleveland
Frederick Gebot
Sprague Mead
Bay Village Briefs Honor and Church Events
Bay Village notes summarize Parkside school baccalaureate for a class of thirty at the M E church with Rev Ralph Alton delivering the sermon and a large American Legion attendance. The Ladies Association meeting, a Lade family visit from Lima, and Mrs Calvin Osborn visiting Berea are also mentioned in brief items.
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Bay Village
Parkside School
M. E. Church
Ralph Alton
American Legion
M. E
Ladies Association of the
Bernard Lade
Lima
E. Thomson
Lake Road
Calvin Osborn
Berea
Community Gatherings and Club Notices From Vincent and Elyria
A roundup of local social events includes birthday observances for Mrs. Morris with guests from Vincent and Elyria, visits by regional families to D A Woodings and others in Elyria, and a series of 4 H Club meetings and meetings in Moonlight area. Next Markley Busy Boys 4 H Club meeting is tentatively scheduled for Tuesday at the home of F H Lewis advised by Mrs M P Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Morris
Charles Moulder
Alva Spicer
Melvern Spicer
LaGrange
Leonard Moulder
Berea
Clarence Woodings
Lowe
D.A. Woodings
Elyria
Markley Busy Boys 4-H Club
F. H. Lewis
Bridegroom and archaeologist plan a late wedding
Rodney and Maureen face a delayed ceremony as Sam’s absence sparks doubt. Jim storms off to find Sam while Rodney admits he does not love her, and Maureen reassures him. The minister suggests a new license, and Rodney plans a revised wedding at seven thirty tomorrow, to be continued.
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Rodney
Jim
Sam
Maureen
Rod
Our Fresh Water Fish And How To Take Them
A detailed guide to freshwater fishing methods across U S species. It discusses tackle selection, lures, and gear for bass muskelunge pickerel pike and other game fish, stressing proper equipment placement and seasonally adjusted tactics to improve angling success. It notes modern lures from many makers and the value of knowing where fish feed and how to approach various waters.
Fly rod use improves bass and pike angling guidance
The article explains that bass and great northern pike are best fished with bait casting gear, but fly rods can outperform when conditions suit. Anglers increasingly carry both methods, using bait when water is murky or weeded and fly gear for clear, rocky, or snag-prone stretches. It notes common lures and stresses knowing lure action to avoid poor results.
Local social notes from Kipton and nearby towns
Wakeman Mrs. C J Hoyt and Joseph and James Lannetti of Ceylon were in town Monday evening. Mrs Dora Pomeroy and Mrs Charles Humm of Florence visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Davidson in Kipton. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and children and Mrs Dora Pomeroy called on Mr and Mrs J Hoyt in Ceyton. Wade Freeland recently entertained the former's father. Jane Brumby and Doris Waite r of Kipton spent a few days with Mr and Mrs F M Brumby. Mr and Mrs Glen Beecher and daughters were callers of Mr and Mrs George Bickel of Kipton. The bridge club closed season with a Park Grill dinner in Norwalk and a Sandusky show. Mrs Fred Graves was in Norwalk Tuesday. Mrs Leonard Gerber entertained a friend from Cleveland Wednesday. Mrs Loren Pitts and son of Buffalo, N Y, visiting the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Sumner Todd. Evelyn Barnes of Cleveland spending vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs L G Barnes. Iona Hastings of Cleveland is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Don Hastings. Bobbie Hoyt spent Thursday.
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C. J. Hoyt
Joseph
James Lannetti
Ceylon
Dora Pomeroy
Charles Humm
Florence
Andrew Davidson
Kipton
Robert Hoyt
J. Hoyt
Ceyton
Wade Freeland
Jane Brumby
Doris Waiter
F. M. Brumby
Glen Beecher
George Bickel
Bridge Club
Park Grill
Norwalk
Sandusky
Fred Graves
Leonard Gerber
Cleveland
Loren Pitts
Buffalo
N. Y
Sumner Todd
Evelyn Barnes
L. G. Barnes
Iona Hastings
Don Hastings
Bobbie Hoyt
Church dissent over Windsor marriage beliefs sparks controversy
Boake Carter comments on the Church of England split over the Windsor marriage. The Bishop of Fulham cites indissolubility while noting civil French marriages. Jardine of Darlington is praised for principled stance amid debate. Local recollections of parish visits and recent social guest summaries follow.
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Church of England
Dubie
Duchess of
Windsor
Fulham
Canterbury
Edward
France
Jardine
Canterbury & Co. Byts
Henry VIII
England
Parliament
Edward and
Warfield
Conscience over Hierarchy in Edward Warfield Affair
A skeptical column argues the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Warfield seek a private life free from punishment and fear but doubt peace will be theirs. It critiques Britain’s rulers for forcing the couple into a nomadic, publicity laden existence across Europe and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Windsor
Mre. Warfield
Lindbergh
Surrey
England
Edward
Dominions
American
Europe
Canterbury, Chamberlain, Baldwin & Co
Edward and
Warfield
Versailles Peace Treaty Signed After Allied Threat
In 1919 Germany signed the Versailles Peace Treaty at 5 p m on June 23 after being warned by the Allies that the Armistice would be denounced if not signed by 7 p m. The scenario of an Allied march on Berlin remains a stark what if in history.
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Germany
Versailles
Berlin
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North American Sportsman's Club, Inc
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Wrigley Building
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Robert Anderson Jardine
St. Paul's Rectory
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