Bishop Manning Calls Lindsey Invitation a Moral Outcry
In New York Bishop Manning denounces a clergy group for inviting Judge Ben B. Lindsey to speak, labeling Lindsey’s companionate marriage doctrine as free love. The bishop cites Lindsey’s Colorado disbarment and condemns the invitation as endorsement of immorality, urging clerics to oppose such teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
William Manning
St. the Divine
Ben BK. Lindsey
Lindsey
Etanda
Apostolic Ministry
Bpn B. Lindsey
New York City
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Center
William T Manning
Tennis Court
Arthur Garfield Hays
Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Christ
New York Churchman’s Association
Churchman's Association
Judge Lindsey
Mishop Gilbert
Massachusetts
Gilbert
Bishop Gilbert
Committee On
Lloyd
Lindaey
William Reed Huntington
Leighton Parks
Morgan Dix
Phillipa Brooks
Henry C. Potter
David H. Greer
Supreme Court of
Colorado
State Bar Association of
California
Colorado State Supreme Court
Greeley W. Whitford
Lindeey
A. W. Hertzog
Medico Legal Journal
Hertzog
Bertrand Russel
Church of Christ
Dean Inge
Farmer Transforms in Ten Days with Saigon Remedy
Theo Baumgardner, a Huntington farmer, reports rapid relief from rheumatism after starting Saigon last Saturday. He says pain in shoulders arms and feet vanished within two days and he now works with renewed vigor. He also praises Sargon Pills for stomach comfort and regularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Baumgardner
Theo Mgardner
RFD No
Huntington
Sargon
Rodecy
South Bluefield
Dr. Davids Sanative Wash promises itch relief
An advertisement touts Dr. Davids Sanative Wash as a remedy for scabies and itch. It claims quick relief after first use, deep penetration to destroy itch germs, and a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved. Drugstores stock the product with a positive satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. David
Land dispute in Transylvania ends after 500 hectare split
In Transylvania Romania on December 15 a judge presided over a long running land dispute between Feld'oara and Fagarash Swabian commune over 1000 hectares. Each side agreed to accept 500 hectares and end the suit, a solution the judge deemed fair and just.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transylvania
Romania
Feld’oara
Fagarash
Three Midwest Banks Close In Iowa And Illinois
Three Midwest banks were closed today. In Iowa the First National Bank of Cherokee was shut due to frozen assets with about $750,000 in deposits, and Cherokee County State Bank at Meriden was closed though believed solvent. In Illinois the Inn State Bank with $25,000 capitalization also closed.
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Chicago
Midwest
Iowa
First National Bank of
Cherokee
Cherokee County State Bank
Meriden
Illinois
Inn State Bank
Keystone Pageant Captivates Junior High Students
Keystone West Virginia December 15 A nativity pageant will be presented by Keystone Junior High School students on Thursday at 8 o clock. Most scenes depict the birth of Christ while a chorus of thirty pupils adds interest. No admission is charged but public donations help defray costs. An afternoon show is planned for school children with an evening performance for patrons and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
W. Va
Christ
Keystone Parent-Teacher Association Meeting Recaps
The Keystone P T A held a Wednesday afternoon meeting with large attendance. Mrs W C Houchine led a varied program. A committee including Mrs E Pais Mrs H J Giles and C R Angove was formed to study bulletin board installation costs at the local school. Education talks and an economic address by Principal B E Eddy closed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Parent-Teacher Association
W. C. Houchine
E. Pais
H. J. Giles
C. R. Angove
BE. M. Eddy
Baptist Sunday School Shower Honors Newlyweds Jennings Austin
The young men and young ladies classes of the Baptist Sunday school held a miscellaneous shower in the church parlor on Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Jennings Austin on their recent marriage. Guests included Bertha Shupe Lenora Corinne Louise Cook Linever Lara O Brien Jessebell Graham Louise Elkins Helen Barnard Margaret Smith Helen Gordon Virginia Hazel Powell Violet Meek Trubie Farmer FE L Diddle Raymond Puckett Bill Gordon S F Robertson Pete Dunn R J Tyler Mesdames S M Edwards R L Hatcher W French W G Clatterbaugh F L Ray Raleigh Davin R J Tyler Heath Gordon T M Shupe W A Pennington Fred Bernard John Stewart I Woody
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Jennings Austin
Bertha Shupe
Lenora
Corinne
Louise Cook
Linever
Lara O’brien
Jessebell Graham
Louise Elkins
Helen Barnard
Margaret Smith
Helen Gordon
Virginia
Hazel Powell
Violet Meek
Trubie Farmer
FE. L
Ruth circle hosts Baptist church meeting at Angove home
The Ruth circle met Wednesday at Mrs. C. R. Angove’s home with Mrs. Carl Ellison assisting. Refreshments were served to ladies including Mrs. R. J. Tyler, Mrs. T. M. Sharpe, Mrs. M. M. Preece, Mrs. Z. W. French, Raleigh Davis, J. J. Stuart, Mrs. R. L. Hatcher, Mrs. C. C. Johnson, Mrs. Carl Ellison, Mrs. C. R. Angove, Mrs. Betty Lou Angove and Mrs. Betty Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle of the Baptist Church
C. R. Angove
Carl Ellison
R. J. Tyler
T. M. Sharpe
M. M Preece
Z. W. French
Raleigh Davis
J. J. Stuart
R. L. Hatcher
C. C. Johnson
Betty Lou Angove
Betty Johnson
Local residents return and visit during Thanksgiving week
Misses Linever and Lala O'Brien return home after Thanksgiving in Roanoke. Welch shoppers SP C. Repass and S. F. Robertson visit. Claire Roberts from Panther visits sister Mrs. Frank Conti. Cora Webb and George Walford visit friends and relatives. W. E. Tibbett of Wilmington spent a week with Bob Harmon. Frank Gearhart leaves for New York for new position. Christie and other locals visit Welch. Mrs. W. D. McDowell returns home after Roanoke trip with Ethel Woods. Frank Jones and Frances Jones visit Miss Tilly Jones at Pageton. Elwood Doyle of Pikeville spends week with B. R. Doyle. S. A. Christie visits Princeton on business. Mrs. J. W. Gilbert of Bluefield visits sister Mrs. E. E. Bryant. Mrs. H. J. Giles, S. C. Sells, F. L. Ratcliff shop Bluefield. Muriel Budnick from Washington visits father Harry Budnick. Mrs. Heath Gordon returns after Roanoke visit. A. R. Peterman and child spend week in Bluefield. Buford Evans of Hamlin returns.
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Linever
Lala O’brien
Roanoke
C. ©. Repass
S. F. Robertson
Welch
Claire Roberts
Panther
Frank Conti
Cora Webb
George Walford
W. E. Tibbett
Wilmington
Dela
Elwood Doyle
Pikeville
B. R. Doyle
S. A. Christie
Princeton
J. W. Gilbert
Bluefield
E. E. Bryant
H. J. Giles
S. C. Sells
F. L. Ratcliff
Local residents attend events and visits across Keystone Welch and area
Friday visits span Keystone Welch Tidewater Bluefield War Kimball Bottom Creek and Princeton with multiple residents working shopping visiting relatives or hosting guests. Notable mentions include Carl Murphy taking a theater operator post in town and Mary Sella visiting Miss Babe Spector.
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Keystone
Welch
Charles Senera
Tidewater
Keystone Koppers
BE. R. Anderson
Northfork
8S. C. Sells
Bertie Britt
T. D. Natter
Jim Bourn
Tazewell
Paul Painter
C. EB. Painter
I. L. Shore
Cincinnati
Holt
Kathryn
Dick Patterson
Joe Lascina
J. H. Patton
Ilness
T. M. Shupe
Z. W. French
Bluefield
Fred White
Mary Sella
Babe Spector
Kimball
Billy Williamson
Bottom Creek
M. K Murphy
War
Buster Delazur
Elkhorn
Virginia Bruce
Bootlegging on Train Ends with Fine and Jail Time
William Hamlet of Pamplin Virginia was arrested on Norfolk and Western train No 23 for bootlegging. Officers found two one gallon rubber bottles strapped under his armpits with spigots and glasses for selling liquor at 25 and 50 cents a shot. He pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sent to county jail for sixty days. officers Ell Watkins and G B Hildebrand made the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Hamlet Estored
Pamplin
Valsing Seaoua
Norfolk & Western
Hamlet
W. W. McNeal
Ell Watkins
G. B. Hildebrand
Senators clash over aid bill and drought relief plan
lawmakers weigh a direct 100 million dollar appropriation to feed the hungry as debates test Hoover administration relief efforts. Watson notes Red Cross readiness while Lafollette urges inquiry and a wider relief approach amid drought and destitution across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
Senate
House
Watson
Arthur Woods
President's Employment Commission
Robison
Arkansas
Woods
Shipstead
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Caraway
Red Cross
Hoover
Lafollette
Hastings
Delaware
Walsh
Massachusetts
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Russia
House Democrats Block $20 Million Drought Relief Move
Washington readers report a split House vote as Democrats, led by Texas' Garner, keep a $20 million drought relief plan from advancing before a Senate $60 million proposal. The tally was 205 to 159 against suspending rules to pass the measure, with 16 Republicans and one Farmer-Labor member siding with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Agriculture Committee
Senate
Hoover
Stator Watson
Indiana
Budget Bureau
McNary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Secretary of Agriculture
Lafollette
Republican
Wisconsin
Watson
The
Red Cross
Payne
John Parton Payne
American Red Cross
Washington
House
Representative Garner
Texas
Black
New York
Farmer-Labor
Kvale
Minnesota
Eleven Ducks Roast in Shooting Gallery Fire
Firefighters entered J. H. Cox's shooting gallery in Rock Springs Wyoming to find eleven ducks and seventeen turkeys as prizes burning. Exploding rifle ammunition numbered about four thousand rounds kept the crew occupied while flames consumed the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
J. H. Cox
Naughty children predicted by a mother’s words
A brief Answers fragment shows a mother noting that persistent wrongdoing in children tends to repeat, and the child humorously calls out the self-incrimination. The exchange captures playful family dialogue without further context.
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Bishop Manning
Farmer
Saigon
Keystone School
Birth of
G. W. Britt
Keystone Correspondent
Ruth
Keystone Personals
Sterling
Mary II
Mount Vernon
Chateau Thierry
Tudor
Bluefield Furniture Co
Legger
Appalachian Electric Power Co
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