Word: galion
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Smith '41, of Lancaster, New Hampshire; Wheeler Smith '41, of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Christopher J. Sotirakis '41, of Clarksburg, West Virginia; Edward M. Steel Jr. '40, of Centerville, Tennessee; Robert p. Stephens '41, of Jacksonville, Florida; Dana W. Stockbridge '40, of Andover, Now Hampshire; Robert B. Stokley '41, of Galion, Ohio; Malcolm W.P. Strandberg '41, of Tacoma, Washington...
Birthday-William Montgomery ("Bad Bishop") Brown, 81, celebrated onetime Episcopal ecclesiastic unfrocked in 1925 for heresy, now a bishop of the Old Catholic Church in America; in Galion, Ohio. Celebration: dinner with Communist Presidential Nominee Earl Browder...
Decade ago the Episcopal Church was vastly excited when its House of Bishops tried and ousted William Montgomery ("Bad Bishop") Brown as a heretic. Six times has Heretic Brown sought reinstatement. Last week in Galion, Ohio the voluble 79-year-old pamphleteer, who described Communism as synonymous with "morality, religion and Christianity;" announced he would try it again. Said he: "There will never be another trial in the Church on account of heresy. . . . Everyone is a heretic. They would have to try everybody if they tried anybody...
...Eulalia Callender of Galion, Ohio wrote Mrs. Audrey Hancock of Maywood, Ind. last week: "John is alive. . . . We heard from John. He is well. We don't know where he is hiding. I wish I did know. We have so much mail for him. . . . I don't believe he would surrender. He doesn't trust anyone...
...Booth, in New Haven, of pleurisy; William Reynolds, 18, son of Richard Samuel Reynolds, onetime tobacco tycoon, in Great Neck, L. I., of injuries suffered in an automobile crash; ("Bad") Bishop William Montgomery Brown, former Bishop of Arkansas, deposed by the Protestant Episcopal church in 1925 for heresy, in Galion, Ohio, of heart disease; Cinema Director Fred Niblo, in Hollywood, of appendicitis...