South American Rotarian Visits Athens From Toronto
Herbert P. Coates of Montevideo Uruguay, district governor for South American Rotary clubs, touring by motor after the Toronto convention. He met Athens Rotarians at Dr. and Mrs. Daniel McGurk's home. Coates has broad knowledge of Rotary in Latin America and recently visited eight republics.
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Herbert P. Coates
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rotary Clubs of
South America
Toronto
Canada
Athens
Daniel McGurk
Coates
United States
McGurk
Buenos Aires
Herbert McGurk
Rotary
Equator
Chautauqua Tent Era Promises Seven Days Of Shows
Central high school grounds host a 140 by 60 foot chautauqua tent setup for July 12 to 18. John J. Joseph leads advance plans with 17 attractions including The Meaniest Man in the World and Elsie Baker. The Red Cross head Dr Thomas F Green notes educational value after tax removal. Sixty locals canvass Athens selling tickets.
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Central High School
John J. Joseph
Joseph
Thomas F. Green
Red Cross Bureau
Elsie Baker
Miss Baker
Chautauqua Productions
Athens
Theft of Ford Coupe Reported In The Plains
John McAllister reports a Ford Coupe stolen from his garage in The Plains. The car was locked at 8 30 p m Thursday and missing by 7 a m Friday. the lock appears pried during the night. The vehicle has a bent left fender and a green rear window shade.
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John McAllister
the Plains
McAllister
Gompers Condition Improves At Coney Island
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor is reported to be improving after a nervous breakdown treatment at the Hotel Shelburne Coney Island He is 74 and had been cared for in a New York hospital Elm tree note appears as unrelated text from the same clipping
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New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Shelburne
Coney Island
Gompers
Adequate Christ Sermon by Dr McGurk Postponed
Mon by Dr McGurk on The Ade quate Christ. There will be no evening service on account of the Chautauqua.
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McGurk
Presbyterians Plan Evening and Sunday Activities
Abbott Y Wilcox leads a 6 pm picnic for church young people at the Wood bungalow. Sunday at 9 15 am Dr Porter hosts a men's Bible class on Revelation. Dr Wilcox preaches at 10 30. At 6 30 pm Prof Stanton from Alliance will address High School and Varsity students. No evening service during the Chautauqua.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Wood Bungalow
Porter
Wilcox
Stanton
Alliance
Wil
Central Avenue Church Sunday Services and Meetings
W State and Congress Streets M E Church with 9 15 Bible School 10 30 sermon and open air C E society gathering at 5 30 at the church Frederick Brown minister Sunday School 9 10 worship 10 15 Epworth League 6 30 topic The Great Theme of the Bible Junior 6 30 citizen topic Heb 13 7 Evening worship 7 30 Jesus and Pleasures Factory preaching 7 30 tonight and business meeting Sunday services at Factory.
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Central Ave. M. E
Frederick Brown
Epworth
Factory
Quarterly Conference Schedule Listing
Morning worship at nine a m at Clariss Chapel and afternoon service at two fifteen p m. Quarterly conference set for Central Avenue church Monday at seven thirty p m. This is the last quarterly conference of the year with Dr Evans presiding.
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Clari@'s Chapel
Central Avenue Dhurch
Evans
Religious Meeting Schedule and Sermon Themes
Carpenter and Congress Streets church lists Sunday events led by Pastor B. KR. Smith including Sunday School at 9 39 a m and Worship at 19 45 a m with evening services. Notices include a Wanted: A Man call and youth group meeting 6 30 p m and a prayer meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday with themes on abolishing war and Isaiah 2 1 4.
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Carpenter & Congress Sts
B. KR. Smith
B. YL
Christ the Fountain of Living Water
Christian Science Service at 65 Percent South Court St
A Sunday service at 65 percent South Court Street begins at 10 45 a m led by the Christian Science Society. The subject is Sacrament with the golden text from I Corinthians 10 31.
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Christian Science Society
South Court St
Church invitation notices Sunday school and reading room hours
Or whatsoever ye do, do all to the story of God. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Wednesday meeting at 7 30 p m. Reading room open Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 00 to 4 00 p m. You are cordially invited to attend the church services and make use of the reading room.
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God
Church notices for Hocking and Good Shepherd parishes
The Church of God Hocking 8t Sunday School at 9 89 a m. Preaching at 19 30 a m with Water Baptism, Baptismal services Sunday 2 30 near East Bridge. Evening sermon 7 30. The Church of Good Shepherd State and Carpenter Streets Rev Brinley Abbott Rector Holy Communion 8 00 a m Morning prayer and Sermon 16 30 a m on the 4th Sunday after Trinity.
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Church OF God Hocking
Near East Bridge
Church OF Good Shepherd
State & Carpenter
Brinley Abbott
Christ Church Service Schedule Amid Chautauqua
The church notes 9 30 a m Bible School with the University Class on Lydia a companion of Paul and 10 30 a m Worship and Sermon on The Christ Who Continues The Sunday and Wednesday evening services are omitted due to Chautauqua
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Carpenter and Lancaster Sts
H. Schuyler Foster
Lydia
Paul
Christ
Get-Together at Sugar Creek M E Church on July 18
A gathering is scheduled at Sugar Creek M E Church on Sunday July 18 at 2 p m. Those interested in the church are urged to attend as Rev Edward Miller will speak on church duties followed by a business meeting.
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Sugar Creek M. E
Edward Miller
Traffic Rules Report Outlines City Speed and Turns
A traffic rules report sets speed limits for business districts and outlying sections. It bans reverse turns at Court Street intersections except for business vehicles, with several areas in the city exempted.
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North Hill
Court Street
Edict Bans JoyRiding And Night Parking On Court Street
Officials outlaw joy riding with cars on Court Street and ban sirens and whistles on five police vehicles. Vehicles must use mufflers and lights dimmed in most areas. Trucks must avoid rattling. Parked cars limited to two hours between 11 p m and 5 a m. Moving vans blocked streets and double parking on Court and Union streets prohibited.
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Vpark
Court
Union
City Ordinances and Budgets Dominate Athens Meeting
An Athens council approved street safety rules restricting hoarding, funeral procession behavior, and tractor use, plus speed limits around schools. It adopted an order for the Athens Electric Company to extend service east of the city and passed a semi annual appropriation ordinance. The annual budget calls for 54 000 with 42 000 to retire bonds. Walks on Suninyside Drive were ordered built and residents sought to suppress night train whistling with electric crossing signals. Petitions sought restrict new property sales to people of color in parts of the city and retaining walls were ordered.
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Court Street
Athens Electric Company
New Additions
Suninyside Drive
West Side
Ciy
North side street repaving completed along West Union
A new pavement project on the north side of West Union street has been finished, marking the completion of repaving work in this area and signaling improved roadway conditions for motorists and pedestrians.
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West Union Street
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First Methodist Episcopal
K. Mardis
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
W. State and Congress
M. E. Chatley
C. E. Society
Certo
I B
Cones
Rice and Brown
Littler
Littler’s Bakery
East Union St
Church
Square Deal
Alex M. Moore
West State
First Baptist Church
Mereting
Sugar Creek
Callie Hams
Dinsmoor
Meat Market Mill
Boy Scouts
Calvin Coolidge Jr
Robert Fulton
Louis Paulin
Troop 46
Washington
Ee House
Wisconsin
Country Club
Bacon
U. Ss
Callies
U. S
Bethesda
Whartons
South Court Street
Graham
Kirk
North Court St. Grocery
North Court St
Grocery
Jewell
C.C. Bean
Messenger Office
van Camp
Edgemont
Joy
Roach
Messenger
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