Early life insurance policies restricted travel and actions
In the 1840s policies from Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York barred insureds from leaving the United States without consent, sailing the seas, joining the military, or death by suicide or crime. The article notes these restrictions, the lack of telephones or electric lighting, and that Cyrus W. Field held such a policy and later traveled with extra premiums as travel limits eased.
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United States
Canada
High Seas
Virginia
Kentucky
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Company
Union
John Tyler
Cyrus W. Field
Atlantic
Europe
South America
Avon Church Hosts Large Attendance at Celebration
Services at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Dover drew full capacity crowds Sunday and Monday evenings. German service featured Rev. Gustav Rupprecht II, son of the first pastor from Bedford Ohio, while the English service featured Rev. Fred Heid brink of Cleveland. Evening service highlighted another son Rev. Elmer.
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Avon
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Dover
St. Paul’s Church
Gustav Rupprecht
Bedford
Ohio
St. Paul's Church
Fred Heidbrink
Cleveland
Elmer
National Flower Shut-in Day drives 500 bouquets in Elyria
The Florist Telegram Delivery Association led a nationwide effort on June 10 to bring happiness to shut-ins. In Elyria and nearby, florists, Garden Club members, Boy and Girl Scouts, and volunteers donated arranged and delivered over 500 complimentary bouquets to residents confined by physical disabilities, from the organization’s Sharp Block headquarters last Saturday.
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Elyria
Boy and Girl Scouta
The
Florist Telegram Delivery Association
Sacred concert and social notes from Cleveland parish
Wilms of Gentmore preached at St. Pauls Lutheran school Cleveland under E W Schroeder and H J Mark worth as organist. a sacred concert drew praise. Various local visits, wedding tour guests Veronica Bins in Avon and others from Green Bay arrive, relatives host, and residents announce moved and new job at Bay Village.
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Wilms
Gentmore
Kansas
St. Paul’s Lutheran School of
Cleveland
E. W. Schroeder
H. J. Markworth
Death of Lawrence Metella on River Road
Lawrence Metella died Tuesday at 3 am at his River Road home after a long illness. Born August 10, 1864, he leaves wife Catherine and daughters Mrs Pauline Noveski of Elvira and Mrs Nellie Stanskawski of Grafton. Funeral at Assumption Church Graf ton Friday 9:30 am, Rev. Father Orlemanski officiating. Burial in St Marys cemetery.
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River Road
Lawrence Metella
Metella
Catherine
Pauline Noveski
Elvrra
Nellie Stanskawski
Grafton
Assumption
Radio Programs Schedule for Wednesday June 14 Radio listings by time
A dense schedule from multiple stations including WIR WGAR WTAM WJAY WME AF WIZ WABC WADC WLW listing programs by time with bands, singers, and hosts such as Meet the Artist Hawaii Trio Amos n Andy Eddie Hill Kate Smith and Nighttime Variety. no clear single story.
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Firemen's Club
Skippy
Bill
Buck Rogers
Dugan
Dailey
Kate Smith
Hollywood
Ervin Cobb
Dhumas
Allen
Waring
Edwin ¢. Hii
Perkins Fellers
Martin
Davy
WGAR
Sovu
Linele Clyde
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Andy O-E. Marshal
Vdy
Virginia
Aunt Judy
Johnny Risko
Lawn
Rose
Bruce
WTAM
Arnold
Amber
Pie Plant
Pete
WABC
Mildred Barley
Barlow
Little Jack Little
Pancho
Bestor
Dantzig
Ball Room Orch
WADC
Meet
News
Mildred Bailey
Variety
Thompson
Irvin
Cobb
Lombbardo
Warine
Edadwin C. Hill
Studio
WLW
Joe Emerson
Bill Gene
Glenn
Sportsman
Junele
Black and Blue
Dr. Bryam
Castle Farm
Puddle
Variety Radio Schedule and Performers List
A fragmented radio timetable lists numerous acts and guests across hours, including la Florencia Trio, Morning Parade, Vawehn Wing TN, Vic Orchestra, Esx Emsbte, Pie Plant Pete, Lum and Abner, Gene and Glenn, and the Goldhbelms. It notes bands, orchestras, and variety acts, with several time stamps and venue-like headings, indicating an extensive daily broadcast lineup with many performers.
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Orean Rhasody
Health
Gler Club
Harding Sisters
the Upstaters
la-Florencia Trio
Cheerio
Livestorka
Vaughn Wine
Morning Parade
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Ivor Orchestra
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Faldor
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Dyor Orchestra
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Wittensays Dunn
King's Daughters See Election of Officers and New Members
Wellington well attended a King's Daughters meeting at Mrs. R. E B. Clisby's home with about 44 members. Musical program featured piano solos by Mrs. Treva Hill and Miss Marion Sponseller. Officers elected for next year include leader Mrs. Blanche Smith and county officers led by Mrs. A. R. B. Southard. Junior division formed Mary F. Knapp Circle with Thelma Gillette as president and new members joining. Refreshments closed the evening.
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King's Daughters
R. E B. Clisby
Treva Hill
Marion Sponseller
Blanche Smith
Charles Sheldon
Mary Knapp
Margaret Webber
Eleanor Lutzow
Jean Phelps
Thelma Gillete
Cec Jones
Jeanrete Auble
Wilma Lampen
Goldie Coates
Grace Gower
Margaret Turner
Thelma Gillette
Cecil Jones
Mary F. Knapp
Gertrude Holland
Legion Leader Attends Fifth District Conference in Galton
Dr. R. W. Fanna county commander of the American Legion attended the fifth district conference of the State Department of American Legion held Saturday and Sunday in Galton. The local Spirit of 76 float participated in the event.
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American Legion
State Department of American Legion
Galton, O
Spirit of ‘76
Virginia Oliphant and the bronze knight in New York plans
Virginia Oliphant, a young aristocrat from Maryland, entangles with two suitors Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillen while her brother Richard schemes for wealth. Virginia plans a trip to New York with Richard as Michael mentors him on his unfinished book, amid emotional tension, family loyalties, and a fairy tale world she builds around Roger the sick child.
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Nover
New York
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Euccesand Young Magazine
Vvirginia
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Tomy
Virginia
Michael Virginia
Annapolis
Michael
Tony
Mary Lee Logan
Marty Vas Duyne
Afary Lee Logan
Derekdale
Marty Ven Duyne
Oliphant
Rickey
Ricky
Roger
Mrs. Barlow
Moser
Tower Hall
Little Roger
Roser
The Editor Apprentices With Rickey Read
Rickey seeks big scope for his story while editor Michael critiques the work and offers firmness about structure. Rickey resists yet agrees to seek further opinion, stating he owes no one and will pursue other editors if needed.
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Michael
Oliphant
Rickex
Parade Features Include Drum Corps and Festive Pageantry
The event showcased a vibrant parade with numerous drum corps joining the procession. Spectators enjoyed lively rhythms and coordinated marching as part of the colorful celebration.
Unity Christianity Picnic At Sugar Hill
Students from Unity Christianity held a Monday picnic at Sugar Hill. In the afternoon a large meeting followed in Herrick auditorium where Rev. G January of Columbus Ohio addressed the gathering.
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Sugar Hill
Herrick Auditorium
G. January
Columbus, O
Linwood weekend for 1917 class members and spouses
Sixteen members of the class of 1917 and their wives spent a weekend at Linwood with dinner at Oakagi's dancing bridge and bathing among the highlights. Eldon McEndree and Grace Clara announced their marriage, wed July 4 1922 by Rev David Evans at Wellsburg West Virginia. Clara is daughter of Mr and Mrs Win Clara, South Street. McEndree is son of Mr and Mrs William McEndree of Courtland Street.
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Oakagi
Eldon McEndree
Grace Clara
David Evans
M. BE. Churen
Wellsburg
W. Va
Clara
Teddy the terrier killed on Herrick avenue East
Teddy the bron wire-haired terrier belonging to John Downay was accidentally killed this morning on Herrick avenue East by an unidentified vehicle. The incident prompted a brief local inquiry and a notice to the owner for details.
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Teddy
John Downay
Herrick Avenue
Teddy Remembrance Touches Many Children and Adults
Teddy will be greatly missed by the many children and grownups with whom he has made friends, leaving a lasting impression on those he helped and shared moments with.
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Teddy
Pierce son earns veterinary degree at Ohio State
Mr and Mrs R EB Pierce attend Ohio State University graduation for son Robert Pierce from the School of Veterinary Medicine. After graduation Robert plans to open an office in Norwalk with the best wishes of the community for his new practice.
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R. EB. Pierce
Columbus
Robert
School of Veterinary Medicine
Ohio State University
Norwalk
Board authorizes emergency engine at light water plant
The Board of Public Affairs authorized C. EF. Gadfield to install a gan or off burning engine for emergencies to pump water from the light-water plant to the stand pipe eleven and a quarter miles away should the transmission line be damaged in a storm.
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Board of Public Affairs
C. EF. Gadfield
Water Supply Cut Off Sparks Engine Cost Mention
A brief note states a water supply is cut off and mentions an approximate engine installation cost of $450. The item indicates continuation on Page 5.
Avon Lake Socials Notes Show Visitors And Attends Fair
Avon Lake O June 14 Miss Florence Lederman of Springfield Mass visits her sister Mrs Fred Engel. Attends World's Fair Miss Helen Deasy and Miss Helen Livingston are attending the World's Fair they are guests of Dr and Mrs McMeeken. Birthday party Mrs Jacob Seger entertained a
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Florence Lederman
Springfield
Mass
Fred Engel
Helen Deasy
Helen Livingston
McMeeken
Jacob Seger
County Solons Study Rent Voucher Bill
County commissioners study a bill allowing the county to compensate landlords of indigent families by monthly rent vouchers. The voucher may not exceed one twelfth of the year’s tax and cannot exceed $10. The plan is optional and requires interpretation before a decision.
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Tq Board of County Commissioner
Th Board
Mystery explains why Great Egg Harbor is smaller than Little Egg Harbor
In southern New Jersey, Captain Lewis Risley explains that the Niue mud hen caused the naming paradox. Early voyages lacked storage for eggs, crews hunted west of mud hens, and sailors favored Great Egg Harbor Bay for larger eggs, while Little Egg Harbor Bay lay west of it, shaping enduring place names. A birthday anniversary follows among friends and neighbors.
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Egg Harbor
N. J
Great Egg Harbor Bay
Ese Harbor Bay
Lewis Risley
Niue
Little Egg Harbor Bay
Families Attend Multiple Local Social Visits Across Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Clarence Snitcky and family attended the funeral of his mother Mrs Snitcky in Cleveland Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Bender of Brooklyn were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Herman. Sr Jean Strettherger of Brooklyn visits Evelyn Weber. Mrs Pearl Smith visited friends in Lakewood Monday. Mrs Teena Brown visiting her mother in Ruggles. Mrs VW A Jaycox and Mr and Mrs Harry Rahling were Sunday callers at the E Dunning home. Mr and Mrs Gus Lines and daughter Jane of Lakewood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred McNaughton. Mrs ER S Griffiths attended a party at Euclid Manor in Cleveland Saturday evening for Dorothy Burt and Robert Funk’s approaching marriage. Mr and Mrs Walter Rockusek of Beach Cliff and Mr and Mrs Herbert Kruse of Lakewood were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Russell Cogwell.
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George Bender
Brooklyn
Eugene Herman
Jean Strettherger
Evelyn Weber
Pearl Smith
Lakewood
Teena Brown
Ruggles
VW. A. Jaycox
Harry Rahling
E. Dunning
Gus Lines
Jane
Fred McNaughton
ER. S. Griffiths
Euclid Manor
Euclid Ave
Cleveland
Dorothy Burt
Robert Funk
Walter Rockusek
Beach Cliff
Herbert Kruse
Russell Cogwell
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