Resurrection as supreme event of world history
The Easter message is presented as the defining proof of Christ’s resurrection. Eyewitness testimony from Mary Magdalene, Paul, and early Christians is cited to affirm faith’s core claim. Easter dawn symbolizes new life and inspiration, drawing millions to faith in Jesus Christ and the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Joseph
Mary Magdalene
Paul
Hin
Church of
Corinth
St. Paul
Christ
Lord
Church of Jesus Christ
Easter Reflections on Faith and Rebirth
The piece argues Easter sustains religious influence against secular distortions, highlighting rebirth and spring as signs of progress. It contrasts doomist views with the enduring value of spiritual guidance, urging solemn joy in rebirth and the lessons of history and personal conscience.
Hitch-Hiking Declines As Speed Dampens Old Skill
A veteran hitchhiker after sixty thousand miles across forty one states says rides are harder to obtain as speed makes hitchhiking a dying art. He notes dangers of robberies and killings, while suggesting fewer youths roam. The piece links cultural shifts to changing road life.
Easter Eve Narrative and Temple Guard Seal the Tomb
The Gospel recounts Joseph of Arimathea asking Pilate for Jesus body, placing it in his new tomb, and sealing the rock with a guard. The two Marys watch from opposite the tomb as priests seek to prevent theft and claim the risen claim.
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Arimathea
Joseph
Jesus
Pilate
Mary Magdalene
Mary
Notable anniversaries span founders and pioneers across eras
Highlights include Jane Colden, first female New World botanist, Genevieve Ward actress, George F. Baker banker, Elijah McCoy inventor, Adolphus Greely Arctic hero, Wilhelm Ronigen X-ray discoverer, Myra Bradwell pioneer editor, and landmark acts and events from 1794 to 1936 noting naval acts, legal barriers, early long distance telephony, and Allied strategy in WWI.
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Jane Colden
New World
New York
Genevieve Ward
London
George F. Baker
Troy
N.Y
Elijah McCoy
Detroit
Canada
Adolphus W. Greely
U. S. Signal Corps
Newburyport
Mass
Washington
Wilhelm C. Ronigen
Myra Bradwell
Chicago
Boston
France
Notable Birth Years of Entertainment and Public Figures
Gloria Swanson born in Chicago 39 years ago is a screen star. Ruth Hanna Simms ex congresswoman from New Mexico born in Cleveland 57 years ago. Benjamin Kilgore chemist from Raleigh born in Mississippi 70 years ago. Wilbur Urban Yale philosopher born in Mt. Jar Fa 64 years ago. Paul Kvale farmer labor congressman born in Oxfordville Wis 41 years ago. Arthur Statton bishop United Brethren In Christ born in Sycamore Ill 67 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Chicago
Ruth Hanna Simms
New Mexico
Cleveland
Benjamin W. Kilgore
Raleigh
N. C
Miss
Wilbur M. Urban
Yale
Mt. Jar. Fa
Paul J. Kvale
Benson
Minn
Oxfordville
Wis
Arthur B. Statton
Kansas City, Mo
The
United Brethren In Christ
Sycamore, Ill
Today and Tomorrow Life’s Mixed Trials
The passage warns that daily life brings both capability and honor along with discouragements. It suggests circumstance often decides one’s place in life, noting sweet and bitter experiences mingle and that life remains far from unimportant.
Today’s Horoscope Shows High Ideals and Hidden Cunning
The reading notes an inclination toward high ideals and spirituality, yet a wily personality may surface as diplomacy or craft. It describes shrewd business people who navigate by avoiding danger rather than confronting it.
Murray Ridge PT Air Health Program Shown
Murray Ridge parents and teachers gathered Friday evening at the school house for a regular meeting. A health program led by Mrs Ethel Cole and Miss Gladys Neuman followed business items and notices for upcoming district conferences in Elyria and Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Ridge
Parent Teacher Association
First Congregational Church
Elyria
Eaton
Ethel Cole
Gladys Neu- Man
C. Paddock
E. Shubert
June Harrison
Carl Dellefield
Harry Schrock
Roberta Churchward
New York Day By Day By 0. C. McIntyre
A reflective New York diary entry recounts festive outings at high society venues. The author mocks past pretensions, recalls late nights with friends, music, and elegant meals while contrasting them with quieter evenings at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
0. C. McIntyre
Nightlife Scenes at El Morocco and Stork Club
The narrator recalls a single lively night at El Morocco and the Stork Club highlighting a cigarette girl with a tragic air, a furred patroness performing tricks, and a chorus of college-spirited musicians. He notes cigarette consumption, whiskey sours, and the pretensions of fashionable patrons amid the club atmosphere.
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el Morocco
Paradise Pageant Night Fails To Impress
An intoxicated man in a paper hat massive in the Paradise venue swashed about the tablecloth with a soup spoon and pressed sexualized advances on scantily dressed performers. The crowd later heard Pig Jowls announce a birthday party as the orchestra played and he conducted with a beer bottle.
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Paradise
Pig Jowls
Cleaned and polished staff evoke stage‑like ensemble
The piece remarks on service workers in refined venues with freshly barbered hair, manicured hands, feathered edges, and spotless uniforms. The description likens them to Ziegfeld chorus boys in Marilyn Miller era glamour, highlighting attention to appearance in upscale places.
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Ziegfeld
Marilyn Miller
Dancing Drunks Parade Through Nightlife
Vivid scene of inebriated revelers drifting between bar and floor as they collide and sway. A man with a Dick Powell style mustache contemplates the prior night while colleagues face the aftereffects. The prose conveys the vacuity and rough humor of a late evening gathering.
Oliver Shubert Earns Superior Rating at Festival
Oliver Shubert, pupil of Murray Ridge school, received a superior rating at the musical festival held at Strongsville School Friday evening. The next State Contest will be at Mt. Union College on April 17, where Oliver will compete again. Carol Slusher of Elyria is spending Easter vacation with her aunt Mrs. Anne Eppley. Pearl Eppley of Lodi visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Eppley. Mr. and Mrs. C. Eldred of Cleveland visited Nettie Eldred and family Thursday.
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Oliver Shubert
Murray Ridge
Strongsville
Mt. Union College
Oliver
Carol Slusher
Elyria
Anne Eppley
Pearl Eppley
Lodi
E. W. Eppley
C. Eldre
Night in Town and the Moonlit Country Dream
The narrator savors a contrast between chaotic city nightlife and a tranquil country night. He imagines a peaceful, dew speckled world away from bars and crowds, offering a single night of quiet beauty as a wished escape from a rough urban scene.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Local Notes From Murray Ridge Area
Mrs Nellie Derck contacted her sister Mrs Grover Patton of Elyria Thursday. Miss Pearl Eppley attended the D D Club at Mrs N Bechtel’s home in Middle Ridge. Murray Ridge school pupils were excused Friday for Good Friday. Mrs A J Derck visited sister Mrs C Noveski and family of Elyria Friday.
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Nellie Derck
Grover Patton
Ely Tia
Pearl Eppley
D. D. Club
N. Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Murray Ridge
A. J. Derck
C. Noveski
Elyria
Cranberries Jump to Spotlight in Harrisburg Fight
Cranberries emerge as a notable item in Harrisburg market reporting with steady demand and prices. Trade notes indicate growing consumer interest and regional production details shaping local grocery shelves.
Birthday party honors Charles Kolb with bingo prizes
Charles Kolb was guest of honor at a birthday party hosted by his mother Mrs Jacob Kolb. Bingo awarded prizes to Pete Simashkevich and Florence McCord. A pink white luncheon followed with a decorated cake and gifts for Charles from associates.
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Charles Kolb
Jacob Kolb
Pete Simashkevich
Florence McCord
Marie Gratz
Herbert Schneider
Esther Swiers
Jack Vinson
Pete Simashkevitch
Phyllis
Pitlzen Ladies Aid Society Meets for Regular Session
Pitlzen members of the Method ist Ladies Aid Society gathered at Mrs. Jack Heath cote home for a regular session with devotionals led by Mrs. Lodi Gibson on Jesus in the Garden. Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. Henry Kolb sang In The Garden. An invitation was accepted to meet with the Ladies Dime Society at Congregational church on April first. Heathcote donated a dozen kitchen holders to be sold. Next meeting invites members to bring items they made to sell. Heathcote and Garland served refreshments.
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Pitlzen
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Jack Heathcote
Lodi Gibson
Jesus
William Cook
Henry Kolb
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Martin Springer
Robert Allsop
Local Church Services and Sunday Schedules
St John Evangelical pastor Rev C E Sehmidt leads Sunday School at 1 00 pm and public worship at 2 00 pm. Catholic Church of Nativity pastor Rev R J Steiger offers masses at 8 00 and 10 00 am. Methodist pastor Rev B H Ryan holds morning worship at 9 45 and Sunday School at 10 45. Congregational pastor Rev Joseph Michelic conducts sunrise service at 6 00, breakfast for Sunday School, and morning worship with communion at 10 30.
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St. John’s Evangelical
C. E. Sehmidt
Church of Nativity
R. J. Steiger
B. H. Ryan
Joseph Michelic
Legion Auxiliary March Meeting Set at Amherst Home
The South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary will meet in March at the home of Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt in Amherst on Monday evening with Mrs. A. F. Nally assisting as hostess.
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South Amherst American Legion Auxiliary
Ralph Reinhardt
Amherst
A. F. Nally
Brownhelm Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Brownhelm notes Leroy Brownhelm and Vernon Trinter of Ohio State University on vacation at home. Mrs A J Shattuck stays in Garfield Heights with relatives. Visits include the Bechtels and Marguerite Peachman family. Maynard Huene dined with Lois Kindinger. Beatrice Miller of Baldwin Wallace College ill with influenza in Berea.
Dover Neighborly club hosts gathering at Center Ridge home
Mrs. Fred Rosky and Mrs. Edward Eberling entertained the Neighborly club with twenty guests after the business meeting. Several Dover residents visited relatives, and a card party is set for April 3 at Town Hall, hosted by Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge. News notes mention local illnesses and an auto mishap.
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Dover
Fred Rosky
Edward Eberling
Center Ridge
Ralph Balsh
North Olmstead
Grant Humphrey
Hallroad
W. Gough
Town Hall
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge
Martha Rhoads
Cleveland
Gertrude Hall
Charles Smith
Olmsted
Dora Rose Floyd
Charles Hall
M. E
Dover Center
Egyptian pharaohs may be reburied in new mausoleum
The Egyptian government, as learned at the Cairo Embassy in London, is considering reburying the mummies now in the Cairo Museum. A special underground mausoleum is planned at Giza orHeliopolis with the kings sealed beneath the earth to remain unseen.
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London
Cairo Museum
Giza
Heliopolis
Cranberries Tested by Bounce Method Says PA Officials
The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture explains cranberry quality tests by bouncing. Decayed or deteriorated berries fail to rebound, officials say.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Hollywood Idol Chatter Sparks Star Comparisons
Jimmie Fidler notes lookalikes among stars in a lively Hollywood buzz column. He mentions Charles Boyer Rudolph Valentino echoes and Bing Crosby's disinterested glare, with commentary on Cary Grant Walter Brennan and ZaSu Pitts paired with Jimmy Cagney.
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Holly Woop
Charles Boyer
Rudolph Valentino
Garbo
George Brent
Uncle Sam
Mary Brian
Nelson Eddy
Bing Crosby
William Powell
Morgan Frail Cuem de Filme
Fifi D’orsay
New York
Fifth Avenue
Cary Grant
Walter Brennan
Joan Crawford
Sid Silver
Howard Hughes
Hollywood
Vic McLaglen
Barton McLaine
Virginia Bruce
Mary Nolan
George Raft
Ben Bernie
ZaSu Pitts
Jimmy Cagney
Pressing through Hollywoods early misfires and quirky bids
A compiled reminiscence notes Preston Foster's rough start at MGM and Warner Brothers before a three year RKO deal. It recalls a writer friend urging perseverance, Shirley Temple's ice anecdote during a cold California spell, and satire on movie pay with exotic animals and celebrity gags.
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Preston Foster
Hollywood
MGM
Warner Brothers
RKO
Paramount
20Th Century - Fox
Universal
Foster
California
Shirley Temple
Shirley
York Minster Begins Mammoth Cleaning Project
A lengthy restoration is under way at York Minster with interior stonework being cleaned. The task is expected to take 20 years and will use about 4,500 scrubbing crews, 6,700 pounds of soap, 720 pounds of pumice powder, and 2,500 floor cloths.
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London
York Minster
Mexican Supreme Court Justices Feted At Lawyer Banquet
In Mexico City a prominent criminal lawyer hosted a banquet for members of the Mexican Supreme Court and invited American guests. The discussion noted that Mexico’s court is elected for a six year term concurrent with the president, unlike the U S proposal.
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Mexico City
U. S. Supreme Court
Mexico
Don Victor Velasquez
Henry M. Wise
New York
Wise, Shepard, Houghton & Hoffman
Edward J. Gould
Republic
Woburn High Opens U S First High School Golf Class
Woburn Mass. students start what is believed to be the nation’s first high school golf class. Mayor Edward W. Kenney and Walter H. Wilcox of Woburn Country Club sponsor the program as students swing drivers and mashies.
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Woburn
Mass
Woburn High School
Edward W. Kenney
Walter H. Wilcox
Queen's Hall Council Allows Goodnight Kisses in Ban Righ Foyer
Kingston report says Queen's University Ban Righ Hall residents may kiss their escorts good night in the hall foyer. The hall council, a 12 member student body, reached the ruling after an animated debate won by the Liberal faction.
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Kingston, Ont
Queen’s University
Ban Righ Hall
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