Just A Filling Station Now Columbia
Dr Elizabeth Bremner of the Toledo State Hospital spent the weekend at home Miss Margaret Bremner left for Ohio State University Robert Bremner finished studies at Ohio State University and returned to Columbus for the summer Mrs Kenneth Lower and daughters Janet and Shirley of Grafton visited the Gibson home Services will be held at both churches as usual Sunday Rev Claude T Olmsted and J H Yongbon attended a Cleveland meeting The Friendship Class Methodist church plans a picnic at Center in early July Mr and Mrs Leonard Hughes of Lakewood visited the Methodist parsonage and their daughter and husband were dinner guests JOTTINGS Mrs George Bremner hosted a bridge event at Theda Nu Fraternity House Berea Alice Welber of Elkhart Indiana visited Bertha Grills Rev Claude Troupe Olmsted returned from a Montreal trip with family en route to Nova Scotia Selectmen closed the overpass until financing for two new ones is found
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Columbia
Elizabeth Bremner
Toledo State Hospital
Margaret Bremner
Ohio State University
Robert Bremner
Columbus
Kenneth Lower
Janet
Shirley
Grafton
Gibson
Claude T. Olmsted
The
Baptist Church
J. H. Yongbon
Church of the Master
Cleveland
Friendship
Methodist Church
Leonard Hughes
Lakewood
Methodist
Hughes
Berea
Alice Welber
Elkhart
Indiana
Bertha Grills
Claude Troupe
Bible Readings And Meditations Thursday Reflection on John the Baptist
The text reflects on John the Baptist as the forerunner who prepares the way for the Lord and mirrors Old and New Testament prophecies. It notes how prophetic preaching challenges entrenched evil and considers contemporary Protestant and Catholic courage against Nazism in Germany, urging prayer and contemplation.
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St. John Baptist
Tantal
Graye
John the Baptist
Elijah
Germany
Democracy and liberty in public life from Newton D. Baker
A transcriptioned excerpt highlights Newton D. Baker’s views on liberty, democracy, and the state. He questions surrendering individual freedom for the common good, contrasts liberalism with totalitarian ideologies, and compares political and industrial democracy while cautioning against monopolized speech under labor law.
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Ding
Newton D. Baker
American Iron and Stein Institute
New York City
Baker
Walter Lippmann
Fichte
America
St. Augustine
St. Thomas Aquinas
Menacity
God
Karl Marx
Russia
Trotsky
Thomas Jefferson
Open discussion on labor law reform and public interest
The speaker reflects on the Wagner Act as an experimental measure and predicts amendments that hold both sides and the public responsible. He emphasizes a three-party view of labor disputes, with the consuming public as a key stakeholder, and advocates fairness to labor investment and consumers. He imagines progress toward wider opportunity and living standards, guided by cooperation over coercive law.
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Lan
Tam
anniversaries listed for historical figures and events
The item catalogs anniversaries and historic dates tied to John Hughes John A Campbell Henry Ward Beecher Rebecca Harding Davis Ambrose Bierce Lord Kitchener Caroline Brant Furness and others. It notes historic events such as Bannockburn and Cabot and Secord with dates ranging from 1314 to 1986 and mentions agricultural conventions and parole law changes.
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John Hughes
New York
Ireland
John A. Campbell
Alabama
Day
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, Ga
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
N.Y
Litchfield
Conn
Ebecca Harding Davis
Richard Harding Davis
Washington, Pa
Mount Kisco
Ambrose G. Bierce
Meirs County
Lord Kitchener
Hampshire
Caroline BE
Furness
Vassar
Cleveland
Bannockburn
Scotland
Robert Bruce
John Cabot
Sebastian
New World
Labrador
New York City
Sing Sing
Nebraska
Notable Birthdays Feature Prominent Medical Figures
Roeton born 52 year old Tr. James H. Means president of the American College of Physicians, Thomas Pearson 44 from Asheville Deputy General Receiver of Customs in the Dominican Republic, Dr. John Wright Indians education official born Elkhart India, Dr. Nenald Veblen famed mathematician from Prince Edward Island, Dr. John Leighton Stuart Venchins University China 61, Jenis Brane author born London 44, Jack Dempsey ex heavyweight champion born Manassa Colo 42. Also astrology notes on daily life. Gravity thief in Saint Joan case. thief drilled into tea chests.
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Rons
James H. Means
Roeton
American College of Physicians
Boston
Thomas Pearson
Asheville
Dominican Republics
John Wright
Federal Office of Education
Elkhart Vounix
India
Nenald Veblen
Prince. Tey
Institute For Advanced Studs
Bouncing Bridge Closed After Rampant Shuddering Traffic
Clinton Massachusetts closes its famous Bouncing Bridge after years of jolts as vehicles rattle over the structure and occasional bumps toss cars into a nearby meadow, prompting officials to halt use.
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Clinton
Mass
Britain’s first tinned foods consultant born in war prep
Miss Janet Bond of London heads the Canned Foods Advisory Bureau and was named the first tinned foods consultant in Great Britain. She envisions a role vital during wartime, guiding canned food strategy and supply management.
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London
Janet Bond
Canned Foods Advisory Bureau
Great Britain
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George Bremner
Chile
Theda Nu
Mrs. Gibson
Cope
Bz Calted Penters Syndicate
Elihu Root
Tie
Tadvs Bhoroscote
Deaiman
Saint Joan
Polee
Pierre R. Smith
Seasoned Investments
Elyria Savings Building
Checker Cab
L. Williams
Mgr
Maine
California
Tpcarr E3
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