Columbia Professor Heads Methodist Centenary Exhibits
Columbia University figure oversees fine arts and exhibit design for the Centenary celebration in Columbia Tennessee, directing a world exhibits display. The collection spans domestic and foreign pieces arranged across buildings with scenic effects to enhance impact. The organizer has previously led exhibitions in Rosina Chicago Baltimore and Providence and has studied abroad.
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Rofpassor
Church Services and Sunday Schools Across City
A roundup of church activities lists Mass and services at several congregations including Sacred Heart Calvary Baptist Bland Street Methodist Christ Episcopal and St Luke's. Sunday school times range 9:30 to 10:00 am with preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. Methodist and Episcopal events include memorials, confirmations and children's day on Whit Sunday.
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Bland Street Methodist Church
Board of Stewards
Woman's Missionary Society
Union Street
W. Ray Myatt
Fork Union Military Academy
Cies of Concord Normal School
Athens
Harry S. Mabie
Hudson Super-Six Demand Drives Urgent Order Appeal
Hudson urges buyers to act quickly for the Super-Six as mid season demand runs high and allocations are fixed. The message cites four years of market leadership, enduring performance, and continued model improvements. It warns delays may force choice of a different car.
Church announces services and church session meeting
Pastor Rev Samuel W Moore preaches morning on The Mystery of Man Psalm 68 3 4 and evening on A Mans Spiritual Relatives Ruth Bodell to sing at morning service The session meets 1930 in the Sunday school room to receive new members Cordial invitation to all especially strangers to worship with us.
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Samuel W. Moore
Joan Vitt
Lavkke Vitl
Mise Ruth Bodell
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Price of Peace film chronicles Victory Loan era events
Treasury department issues The Price of Peace a film history of WWI events tied to the Victory Loan drive. It showcases embarkation of millions of U S soldiers, the Leviathan formerly Vaterland sailing from Hoboken to Brest, and marine actions at Belleau Wood with close up machine gun scenes for national audiences.
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Treasury Department
United States
France
Leviathen
Vaterland
Hoboken
Brest
Balleaun Wood
Lost Battalion Under Fire in Air and Gas Bombardment
American and German pilots clash as Major Whittlesey and his men endure peril near the front. An American air squadron assaults enemy balloons used for observation while a heavy artillery barrage shields the gas bags. An American battery fires mustard shells at eight per minute as the Army of Occupation marches into Germany amid a Liberty bonds parade.
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Reise
Early Registration Sought for Methodist Centenary Exposition
H R B Dickson organizer urges Methodists across regions to register early for Columbus expo June 20 to July 13. Individual fee five dollars, family ten, covers daily grounds admission and Methodist Celebration planning services. Early registrants receive best services and accommodations.
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H. RB. Dickson
Columbus
Mr. Dickson
Church Leaders Oppose Broad Wage Reductions
Catholic hierarchy in America through the National Catholic War Council urges opposition to general wage cuts. They argue most workers should not face lower pay as living costs rise, noting that living wages remain insufficient for many in the nation. The document cites Lauck and Sydenstricker and warns wage reductions would harm workers and the economy.
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Peter J. Muldoon
Rockford
Joseph Lehrembhs
Toledo
Patrick J. Hayes
New York City
William T. Russell
Charleston, & C
Catholic Church In America
National Catholic War Council
Geith
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Sydenstricker
A Pathers Prayer by WROOG Duffield
A wartime poem in dialect asks God to watch over the speaker’s son Bill Jones in battle. The speaker, a mother and father, pleads for protection, courage, and justice as they await news of his fight against the enemy. The piece emphasizes family sacrifice and hope amid war.
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Wroog. Duffield
Billi
Hill
Bill
Labor Dispute Sparks Walkout Across Norfolk and Western
A local labor dispute at Wilcoe West Virginia prompts a walkout on the Norfolk and Western system. Eight rehired workers in dispute with Foreman W. S. Ooten trigger a clash over reinstatement. General master mechanic initially delays hearing, reverses stance, and mass resignations spread as union members rally. A theater meeting is planned for members to discuss the broader shutdown.
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Wilcoe
W. Va
Ooten
F. D. Landeman
J. E. Shoemaker
Taudeman
Shoemaker
Tietel
Roner
Wreckery Wen
Lanndeman
Eves
Norfolk Ord
Norfolk and Western
Needles
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Condncore
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