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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1940

Page

2

Service Losses and Family Struggles in New York

Sheila Carscadden, a blue eyed reddish haired 21 year old, loses her job in New York after offering unwanted but useful advice to her boss. She shows a new purse to her cousin Cecilia Moore triggering memories of a boy named Peter. At home are her mother Joe her brother and crippled sister Angela. Joe also loses his job.

Sheila Carscadden New York Cecilia Moore Peter Joe Angela Mrs. Carscadden Sheila Cecilia Ford St. Leo's East Eightyeighth Street Neely Margaret Celie Eighty-eighth Street Rks County Mayo

Sheila's Lost Purse Transforms a Dublin Family

In a cramped Irish tenement, Sheila discovers fifty dollars tucked in a rummage‑sale purse. Tension erupts over keeping or returning the money, as Joe insists on honesty and Angela seeks faith, leading to a late revelation of Sheila in disguise and the family’s renewed unity despite hardship.

Sheila Seeks Adventure Through City Winter Streets

Sheila defies limits with a bold winter outing heading to a brownstone near a white park. She teases Mrs. Carscadden and slips away from home, passing a grimy factory scene before reaching a refined neighborhood and a planned destination.

Joe Sheila Bronx Winter Park

Lesson Topics and Scripture Texts for March 17

The document lists lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected by the International Council of Religious Education for the March 17 session. It notes copyright and permission for use. It provides guidance on the materials to study and study focus without additional commentary.

International Council of Religious Education

They Crucified Him They Watched Him He Trusted God

Reverent readers study the Calvary scene focusing on three phrases from Matthew 27. They crucified Him shows the cost of redemption as the Son of God dies for sin. They watched Him contrasts soldiers priests thieves and faithful women while He trusted God despite darkness and death.

Calvary God Son G. Campbell Morgan Christ Holy of Holies Father

How Great and How Wondrous Signs and Wonders

A biblical verse from Daniel 4 3 extols gods signs and wonders declaring an everlasting kingdom and dominion that lasts from generation to generation.

Daniel

Easter Bunny Craft Pattern by Ruth Wyeth Spears

A 11 inch white Easter bunny pattern made from oil cloth or bath curtain material. Instructions describe cutting two body pieces four ear pieces and a 2 inch strip, interlining ears, sewing edges and stuffing, with notes about Spears sewing books and how to order.

Ruth Wyeth Easter Bunny Baby

Mrs Ruth Wyeth Spears Book Order Ad

Drawer 10 New York Bedford Hills lists prices for books and quilt block patterns with a request to enclose payment and provide name and address for delivery.

Ruth Wyeth Spears Bedford Hills

Harnessing natural steam in Tuscany’s volcanic field

The article notes a 50 square mile Tuscan volcanic area where natural steam is channeled from 300 wells to drive 12 large turbines. Daily output reaches 1,250,000 kilowatt hours and is transmitted to cities such as Pisa and Rome.

Tuscan Hills Italy Pisa Rome

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