Disciples Named Christians At Antioch In Early Church
Lesson text outlines Acts teaching on Barnabas and Saul in Antioch. It notes Barnabas endorsing work, recruiting Paul, and teaching for a year, leading to the disciples being first called Christians. It also highlights charity to Jerusalem and unity of Jew and Gentile believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begiaen
God al
Cyprus
Barnabas
Rama Das
Barnahae
Saul
Tarsus
Alan
Melievers
Christ
Baal
Luke
Reen
Antioch
Baul
Jerusalem
Reflection on Treasures of the Mind Over Wealth
A aphoristic meditation on how material wealth fades while intellectual riches endure. The author contrasts worldly riches with the enduring value of truth and knowledge, suggesting intellect remains our invincible possession.
New England's Great Poem The Hye sreat poem of New England
A fragment mentions Henry Ward Beecher and a noted poem tied to New England on a Sunday. The text is incomplete with unclear titles or events but references Beecher as a central figure in a regional literary context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hye
Henry Ward Beecher
Funeral and marriage notices from Akron area days
Funeral services for M. A. Crane and David Frere were held in Akron with burials at local cemeteries. Dorothy Fern Harrison and Frank EO Farr wed at the bride’s home. Several local families and attendees are listed with residences and relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosen (O'Toole) Loucht
Akron
M. A. Crane
David Frere
Mt Zwingle
Dorothy Fern Harrison
Frank EO Farr
Mildred Harrison
Harold Styer
Maichicun
Katherin Fraley
Albert Miller
Bodiseille
Oer Bawa
Mohoe
D.upgtters
T. Moo
Walle Markey
Ate Max Watt
Ralph Tea
M&h
TK Gardner
Charles Sellik
Farrly
Snd
Doylestown Social Roundup Nods Local Families
Sunday visitors gathered at multiple homes around Doylestown and Akron with extended family time. Mrs Carl Peters hosted, Edward Ganter from Orrville spent time with family, and Frank Weatfall visited Akron. Burial noted in Cleveland. several attend related services and teas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peters
Akron
Eota
Louis Whitman
Shiloh Rebekah Forze
Edward Ganter
Orrville
Frank Weatfall
Fred Whitman
Mir Akaiss
Peter Maines
Marshallville
Aamily
Navarre
George Nichter
Clarence Nichter
Canal Fulton
Jerome Dannemiller
Mary Delbel
Canton
Helen Dannemiller
Nick Dannemiller
Ladies Aid of
Lutheran Church
Town Hall
John Cleckner
Forest and
Eldon
Cleckner
Welsh
Ak Yon
H Gates
George Jackson
Jeff Etling
Cleveland
Daisy Park
Barberton
Tom Stump
Iron
Nick Parks
Edward Harter
John Flath Steter
Jerome
Hiden Pa
Francis Whitman
R EB Hobbs
M S Fleck
Ohio Poultry Day at Wooster Planned for June 25
The ninth annual Ohio Poultry Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will be held Thursday June 25 to allow visitors to stay for Wheatfield Day on June 26. The program features Col L Manwaring Indiana Poultry Association speaking on practical poultrykeeping and Prof T B Townsley on hatchery problems. Doctors Edgington and Bethke demonstrate poultry disease diagnosis and chick nutrition. Attendees can inspect 7,500 station birds and observe poultry houses, equipment, and breeding for egg size and shell texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Col L. Manwaring
Iindiana Poultry Association
T. 8
Townsley
B. H. Edgington
R. M. Bethke
Local Residents Visit Relatives Across Towns
A string of visitors and callers graced area homes this past week. C A Hollaway of Wailaworth visited sister Mary Trogtor. Arthur McKermitt and Mrs. Martin Shakely called on West Salem residents. Irene Frary spent Sunday in Danville with friends. many families hosted visitors from nearby towns including Tallmadge, Lodi, Ashland, and Stow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hollaway
Wailaworth
Mary Trogtor
Arthur McKermitt
Martin Shakely
West Salem
Newcomer
Tallmadge
Irene Frary
Danville
Miss Pornstalls
Tumick
West
Satem
Ralph Phinich
Oand
Pianick
Morton Talley
O4 City
Everciges
AER
San Aus Eten
Eimer Pehaad
FRO Mart
Megonnell
Burd
Akrem
Weoater
Arthur Riley
Joy Otha
Hitman
Mro
Mes
Dedmaar Lennta
Apehter
Joy Penola
FE Ukerman
Gallet
Ior Uas
Jonnie Umndlesporger
Vera Hermon Renard
Aby
Wick
Joy Omne
Friendsville
J. F. Bowers
Mias Lavona Ditch
Chatham
Harrison Ditch
Henry Rock
Harrison Douglas
Red Cross rehabits disaster victims nationwide in 1911 drive
The American Red Cross is aiding over seven disaster victims from three recent catastrophes, the largest relief effort to date. From the Cumnock mine in North Carolina to a New York fire, the Midwest tornadoes and other disasters, funds and volunteers support families and housing, with plans to raise thousands more as relief continues across Missouri Indiana and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red Crogs
Stone Time mm
Camnock
North Carolina
Mort Bers
Cara
Waro
Ausable Furky
New York
Dane Yeas
Missouri
Hicht
Indiana
Nn Neck Minerals
American National Red Cross
Drassier
Cattot
Red Cross
Yorkura
Cumnock
Sullivan
Fairmont
Virginia
Bounty on Crow Killing Law Goes Into Effect
The new state law provides a 26 cent bounty for each crow killed. Passed by the legislature on March 26, it becomes law in 90 days and county commissioners will arrange payments. The measure aims to reduce crow populations through a statewide bounty program.
Incomplete county bounty certificate procedure described
A garbled notice outlines steps for issuing and destroying bounty certificates to applicants. It mentions county auditors, county treasuries, and township funding limits, but many words are unclear, making the exact actions and amounts hard to determine.
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A. S. MM. Hutchinson
Doylestown
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Aete
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the Press Office
Aaron's Quality Store
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