Brookhart Buys Hyattsville Home in Suburb
The Washington Post reports Senator Brookhart purchased a residence in Hyattsville Maryland for eight thousand dollars. The eight room frame house was formerly Col Walter V Shipley’s home, transferred to New York. Senator Hiram Johnson of California has long used Hyattsville as his eastern residence. Your Want Ad in this paper will be read by 25 000 people.
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Washington Post
Hyattsville
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Walter V. Shipley
Pisheniger Pan
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
New York
Hiram Johnson
California
Iyattsville
Cass County Interdenominational Sunday School Conven tion
The Cass county interdenominational Sunday school convention will be held in Massena on Thursday June 9 starting at 8:56 AM and closing with an evening program led by W. B. Littler. The event features orchestras from Atlantic Bick Creek Cumberland Griswold Lewis Marne Massena Anita and Noble Township and bands from Noble Township Marna and Griswold directed by P G Weubbon James Smith and John Ex Dickey. Vocal quartets from Atlantic Lewis and choruses from Cumberland Massena also perform. A silver cup prize for the community with the largest registration is offered by the Greater Atlantic debating council and registration is urged at the grounds.
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Cass County
Massena
Thuresa
Cass
W. B. .Littler
Atlantic
Bick Creek
Cumberland
Griswold
Mr. Thompson
Masgans
Chiist
George D. Rogers
First Baptist Church
W. G. Warren
Cumberland Methodist Episcopal Church
Li ‘Hofmeister
Anita Congregational Church
Peli
Walter Hutton
Bundhy
I. S. Caldwell
Maine
Methodist’ Protestant
Androiy
Gunderson
aPhomeas“Hill
H. Meredith
Guthrie Center
Meredith
Will
Dincusa
G. Herbert
Helen Asay
Dorothy Bowen
Commencement week events and pageant at Simpson College
A schedule of graduation activities includes the baccalaureate address by Edwin Holt Hughes at the Chicago area Methodist church, the annual intramural sports program, a class reunion breakfast, alumni business meeting and luncheon, and the pageant A Day at Nottingham. Eleven alumni groups mark anniversary celebrations during the festivities.
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Edwin Holt Hughes
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Chicago
Methodist Episcopal
John L. Hillman
Nottingham
Campus note on Cerowd tie and largest ever graduates
Fragmentary OCR yields an unclear campus item mentioning Cerowd tie and a claim of largest ever graduation at Simpion with scattered numbers and phrases. The readable bits suggest an event tied to graduation statistics and campus context, but details are unreadable.
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Cerowd Tie Tury
Co Fivear Js
Iseeond
Simpion
Church Council Opposes Compulsory School Military Drill
The National Council of Congregational Churches at Omaha moves to condemn compulsory military training in schools and colleges. It warns such training could invite foreign suspicion of peaceful aims and foster militarism. The report also criticizes granting academic credits for camp attendance and notes a drift toward another war amid rising intolerance of peace groups.
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Omaha
U. N.S
National Council of Congregational Churches
United States
Seminary reform at Princeton sparks church board realignment
The Presbyterian General Assembly backed a plan to place Princeton Seminary reorganization under a single board after three hours of debate. The liberal faction won, while ultra fundamentalists failed in their bid for higher status. Lord's Day alliance leaders vow to seek Presbyterian support for strict Sunday observance, aiming to curb entertainment and nonessential business on Sundays.
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Princeton, Seminary
General ‘Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
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Princeton
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