Royal wedding seen to bind empire unity in London
London reports that the royal wedding of Duke of Kent Prince George and Princess Marina of Greece is used to strengthen empire ties. Premieres attend Privy Council and the King’s approval signals imperial backing while a broadcast plan aims to include dominions, calming postwar coolness and reinforcing unity.
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London
Duke of Kent
Prince George
Marina
Greece
Privy Council
Richard Bennett
Australia
Stanley Bruce
J. C. Smuts
Dominions
Bennett
Bruce
Empire
United States
South America
The
Broadcasting Corporation
Macute
Kipton Residents Attend Missionary Meeting and Local Travels
Local church members from Camden Baptist attended a Wellineran Baptist missionary meeting Tuesday. Residents organized trips to Cleveland and Wellington while others planned winter visits to Daytona Beach Florida. Numerous families and individuals from Kipton and nearby towns were mentioned visiting relatives, attending services, and handling errands in Wakeman Wellington Cleveland Lorain and Wooster.
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Camden Baptist Church
Wellineran Baptist Church
The Old Home Town Dinner Guests at Betts Home
A fragmented local note lists STANLEY and family of New London visiting Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Betts. Mentions include Mr. and Mrs. William B Hugh W and Whit Richard, with references to a recent gathering and a new undertaking.
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Gladys Hanes
Cleveland
Alber. Hanes
H. K. Howard
Charles Bayless
Margaret Geist
James Meek Po Wellington
Clayton Ch
Wilma and
Raymond
Ear Smith
Ladies' Aid Society
Community Church
G. A. Miller
Cranston
Wakeman
J. L. Brown
C. H. Davis
Toledo
Albert Arnold
Eileen
Albert Plas
Sblyria
New London
W. F. Betts
William B
Hugh
Richard
Tan
Methods School
Jewet
Nees Ratson
Epworth League
Brighton
Eiders
Methodist Uiday School
Abbie Jetn
Davidson
George
Wells
Babcock
Haomerr
Akron
Nora Villmberlin
Frank Scott
Harry Snyder
Elyria
Arthur Snyder
Dell Simmons
Cowie
Esther McCauley
Friend
Nora Chamberlin
RalphalcCauley
Ethel Harner
Robert and
Dell Richards
Halph Rowland
Philip Wetzel
Lorain
George Tavl
Treva Blair
Wellington
Rowland
Mahlon Burne
Gan
An & Hunrying
Justin Ewell
Jen
KE. D. Thomps
Mildred Rowland
Frank Rownd
Burr Coats
Rochester Coming Event Sparks Town Rally and Meetings
In Rochester Nevada a town rally on November 27 features a play in Wellington with a cast of characters representing the King's Daughters. The Harmonial Society of the M E church sponsors the event, praised as a fine evening of entertainment. The Women’s club plans an all day meeting November 12 in the church basement with officers elected: president Elizabeth Chamberlain, vice president Wel Crandall, secretary Lillian Brockett, treasurer Henry Bureler.
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Rochester
Nev
Wellington
Ber Coursy
Minnie Hileman
Tis
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Wel
Crandall
Lillian Brockett
Henry
Bureler
Spenning Winter in Florida and Local Visits
Spenning Winter in Florida ruins the travel notes but the piece records numerous local visits. The narrative lists relatives and friends from Rapids, Mien, Elyria, Akron, Wellington, Lorain and Cleveland visiting Davidson, Snyder, Pratt, Cowie, Parker and others, with birthdays, dinners and weekend gatherings. The tone mirrors a village social column.
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Nolen Whaelgr
Rapids
Mien
Rome
Bie
Herasare
Lear
Forrest Durdue
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Kipton
Thomas Short
Alive
Tee
South
Albert Scheid
Fred Puder
Jeff
Daytona Brach
Florida
Blanche Hales
Annabelle
Wendell Ray
Sandal
Pesek
Adelbert
James Keliner
Ray Green
Ross Hales
New Philadelphia
Charles Guinher
Pittsburgh
Tony Alferio
Dirice
Stanley
Hupq
S Real Estates
Landry Agency
Main Street
Otey Walker
Stranless
Levis
Florida Ueirge
Briets
Kahn & Anderson
Broad Street
Hamburg
Wiltshire Cottage
Hamis
4Th and
East Ave
Idaho
Hubbard
Furnig
Dulce
Holland
Fisher
Fisher’s
York State
Lee Za
Golden Santos Four Roses
Tn Nielsen
California
Cleveland ST
Broad ST
Lake Ave
E. River
SO. Main ST
Oberlin
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