Saint Paul near Ephesus and great cities of Rome
The passage recalls Paul’s mission among diverse urban centers from Ephesus to Rome. It contrasts his zeal in public squares and markets with the challenge of city life and calls the church to engage crowded urban life while supporting clean city governance.
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Ephesus
Paul
Macedonia
Achaia
Jerusalem
Rome
Athens
St. Paul
Christ
Church
Late Lee Allis dies at 81 in Wellington
The obituary notes Lee Allis died at her home in Wellington on Monday at age 81. Burial is planned at Chatham Cemetery.
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Lee Allis
Wellington
Chatham Cemetery
Senators Vote Self Pay Travel Expenses Amid War on Crime
The Senate overrode its committee to fund $222,000 for traveling expenses for members and House colleagues, with many not traveling. The House had approved the item, and the bill awaits veto. Meanwhile the FBI faces a $107,000 shortfall forcing layoffs as crime fighting continues with reduced funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Glass
Virginia
House
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Illinois
Bureau
Congress
Fathers as Protectors Beyond Broken Leg Heroism
A Virginia dispatch recalls a man in a plaster cast who leapt into the Rappahannock River to save his drowning son, both dying from exhaustion. The act, while thrilling, underscores fathers' instinctive courage alongside mothers' devoted self sacrifice.
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Virginia
Rappahannock
Evolution Of Garrulity Sparks Atlantic City Debate
A conference of ear nose and throat specialists in Atlantic City explored whether humans evolved from silent ancestors and developed vocal speech by mistake. The talk argued the larynx epiglottis and tongue now serve speech though early life favored silence and chewing and warned that excessive talking, especially in politics, degrades discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
The World Holds Hopeful News Amid Global Strife
Dr William Beebe returns from a six month West Coast Latin America expedition with about 20000 items and a sailfish, while Dr Rosenbach buys a 16th century French Book of Hours for 18000. Across cities, benign events mingle with history, art, and acts of generosity.
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William Beebe
Latin America
Rosenbach
New York
Albania
Tirana
Princeton
San Juan
Puerto Rico
London
Ireland
Chamberlain
de Valera
Dublin
Bicycle Traffic Court in Racine Opens Saturdays
Racine Wisconsin runs a bicycle traffic court each Saturday morning. A traffic officer from the police force presides as judge while court officers and prosecutors come from the safety patrol, a group of 25 boys aged 13 to 16 guarding school crossings. Youthful riders cited for weeklong traffic rule violations face penalties such as writing assignments.
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Racine
Wis
Safety Patrol
Juvenile Bicycle Court Aims to Teach Rules and Safety
The program enforces bicycle regulations by issuing warnings and examinations. second offenders lose their bikes, with no third offenders yet. The traffic sergeant, acting as judge on Saturdays, describes a twofold aim to instill rule obedience and safe habits. Some sessions are broadcast, and accidents have declined since the educational experiment began, with kids showing good sense when encouraged.
Anniversaries and Today in History Highlights
Archives list notable anniversaries from 1740 to 1937 including John Penn born in Virginia born dates and deaths of prominent figures such as Chapin A Harris Phebe Ann Manaford Samuel I J Scheresch ewsky Philands C Rage and Robert E Peary. Also marks 1834 Pond brothers Minnesota mission to the Siena Indians 1877 Crazy Horse surrender and 1937 Hindenburg disaster with Today's birthdays noting Admiral William D Leahy.
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John Penn
North Carolina
Caroline County
Chapin A. Harris
Baltimore
Pompey
N. Y
Phebe Ann C. Manaford
Nantuket
Mass
Samuel I. J. Schereschewsky
P. E
The
Orient
Lithuania
Japan
Philands C. Rage
Pittsburgh
U. S
Brownsvile
Robert E. Peary
Nor 2 Pole
Arctic
Cres
Pond Brothers
Samuel W
Godwin H. Pond
Minnesota
James Gordon Bennett
New York Herald
Wall Street
Bennett
England
Gordon McKay
Massachusetts
Crazy Horse
Nebraska
Clifford W. Beers
New Haven
Conn
Lakehurst
Notable Birth Anniversaries in Early 20th Century Figures
A compilation of birth anniversaries noting John T. McCutcheon in Chicago born Tippacanoe County Indiana 68 years ago Amadeo P Giannini in San Francisco born San Jose California 68 years ago and other prominent figures including William E Scripps Detroit Dr Albert E Taussig St Louis Dr Edward T Devine Union Iowa Dr William Bowie Maryland and Sigmund Freud Vienna born 82 years ago in sequence with locations and ages.
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Hampton
Iowa
John T. McCutcheon
Chicago
Tippacanoe County
Ind
Wiliam E. Scripps
Detroit
Albert E. Taussig
St. Louis
Amadeo P. Giannini
San Francisco
San Jose
Cal
Edward T. Devine
New York
Union
William Bowie
Maryland
Sigmund Freud
Vienna
Self-Reliant Visionary Draws Attention and Respect
The subject is described as self-reliant with a studious nature and a keen mental vision that perceives what others overlook. Though not inclined to seek friends, many will be drawn to the distinctive clarity and magnetic charm of their insights into mysteries.
Dorchester centenarian Joseph Barnes dies near 101
Known as The Shy Centenarian for never discussing his age, Joseph Barnes died in Dorchester England within a month of reaching 101 years old.
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Joseph Barnes
Dorchester
England
Chatham News Notes Brief Local Social Updates
Mrs Nelson Lance, invalid for six years, broke her hip in a Thursday fall and is under care at Lodi Hospital. Families and residents including the Whitmans, Kriegers, Herrs, Wilders, Morrells, and Walkdens are noted visiting, hosting, or traveling to events across Medina, North Olmsted, and Strongsville. Aliss Mildred Herr, OSU graduate with high honors, will teach Home Economics at Sandusky High School starting next term.
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Chatham
Nelson Lance
Lodi Hospital
Milan Whitman
Harry Krieger
Medina
Syracuse
New York
Edward Herr
Herr
Homer Alber
North Olmsted
Paul Wilder
Lee Walkden
George Walkden
Columbia
George Light
Louie Weidman
Millersburg
Holmes Co
Alice Allis
Local social notes from area families gather for visits and celebrations
Miss Eileen Koons finishes courses at White Cross Beauty College Cleveland and will stay a month at home. Numerous lists of visits and showers include Mrs. J. C. Crum, Carl Lundy family, Bert Lance and Leonard visiting Donald Lee in Martinsburg, plus gatherings at the Akins, Kruggel, Barrum, Johnson, Holden, Caton, Willans, Vandermark, Herr, Thudlum, Crile, Crile, Crille, Crile, and other households. Church shower for Mrs. Irwin Brinker followed by MM. E. church shower for Mrs. Nile Thudlum. Grange dance at Town Hall. many Sunday callers and friendly social visits noted. Mrs. Sarah Huling returns to Pennsylvania after weeks with her father Daniel Baum.
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Eileen Koons
White Cross Beauty College
Cleveland
J. C. Crum
Carl Lundy and Sons
Lakewood
Lester Akins Sunny
Bert Lance
Leonard
Donald Lee
Ivan Lance
Martinsburg
Carl Kruggel
Chippewa Lake
Nelson Barrum
Fenns Corners
Frank Johnson
Creston
J. L. Johnson
Lawrence Johnson
Rittman
Ray Holden
Lawrence
L. C. Crile
Fred Harris
Alfred Session
Nile Thudlum
Walter Saltzman
Ashland
Grange
Town Hall
Carrie Laurer
Ada
Henry Lorence
Simms
Henry Kreuck
Elyria
Forest Rice
Mildred Shuster
Gladys Bliss
C. C. Finkle
Sarah Huling
Pennsylvania
Daniel Baum
Local Family Gathering Held By Mr and Mrs Mervine
Huntington Mr and Mrs H E Mervine hosted a Sunday event for Mrs Mervines brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs W H Wald and family of Cleveland. Guests later visited Dr Russell Waldorf and family. Mrs Waldorf, a former teacher of Mr Wald, attended with others including Mr and Mrs Ralph Krage, Mrs Mary Krage of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Nile Thudium and daughter Betty.
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H E. Mervine
It's All Right To Pass Motorcycle Policeman
Buffalo police commissioner instructs motorcycle officers to speed up with traffic or signal motorists to pass. He notes drivers tend to slow when a cyclist is nearby, creating a slow parade, and says motorists should pass if within the speed limit.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Glenn H. McClellan
McClellan
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