Cream Station Opens At West Union Street
The Lancaster Creamery Company launches a pay and cream receiving station at 58 West Union Street with prompt testing and a $1 premium for the first five gallons. Local churches list Sunday services and sermons for September 7 1919, inviting all in attendance.
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Lancaster Creamery Company
West Union Street
First Christian Church Hears Worldly Heroes Sermon and Passing of Opportunities
The First Christian Church led by Minister E. D. March holds services with morning worship at 9:00 and evening at 7:30. Sermons focus on The World's Greatest Heroes and their Spirit of Heurisum and The Passing of Opportunities. Junior and Christian Endeavor groups meet, mid week prayer is scheduled, and visitors are invited to join.
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M. E
C. Lloyd Strecker
R. M. Slutz
God
Epworth League
Jesus
Methodist Church
Central Ave
R. G. Bowden
Guild of God
Christ
First Christian Church
E. D. March
J. H. Burt
Charles Staneart
Judas the Betrayer
Huns Barred From Great Meet of World Athletes
German and Austrian athletes have been barred from the 1920 Olympic games and may be barred from all national sports. Elwood S. Johnson announced at a University Club dinner after returning from talks with Belgian Olympic committees. The games are planned for a large stadium near Antwerp, built by Germans during occupation.
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New York
Elwood S. Johnson
Y” Athletics
A. E. FP
Antwerp
Breathless Fair Patron Demands Two Policemen
Brief OCR reads a noisy, fragmentary gag line set at a fair in St. Paul Minnesota. A patron cries for two policemen while reacting to a stranger’s cold tea and a rough exchange with a vendor.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Presbyterians Again Hold Services At Ewing Hall
The minister Rev. Wilcox preaches both morning and evening at 10 30 and 7 30 in Ewing Hall. Sabbath school and Young Peoples Society do not meet. Prof. Cooper represents the Session at Presbytery meeting Monday night in Decatur.
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Hocking Street
Young Folk
H. A. Sherwood
Anderson
Indiana
Wilcox
Ewing Hall
Sabbath School
Young Peoples Society
Prof. Cooper
Presbytery
Decatur
Three kinds of painless extraction cited in New York note
Dr Abraham Wolf son a dentist explains three kinds of painless extraction. During a molar exam his patient allegedly lifted bonds worth 2800 dollars from his pockets in New York City.
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New York
Abraham Wolfson
Thorpe Declares Separate Responsibility for Debts
A statement by John Hy. Thorpe disclaims responsibility for any debts incurred by his wife Flossie F. Thorpe after September 4 1919, asserting separate liability in the matter.
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Flossie F. Thorpe
John Hy. Thorpe
Agents Making 200 Ly Drink Sales at Home
Fragmentary ad notes agents offering high earnings for home beverage production. Mentions Broadway New York and quick action with pricing cues. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but imply sales opportunity and commissions.
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Ck Kly. Y Agenc
Broadway
New York
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