Church Needs Pointed Out by Bishop McConnell
Bishop Francs J. McConnell of Denver and former DePauw University president spoke at the YMCA forum, urging more individuality in church groups and greater social and political activity. He called for a plan for a unified church in small communities and stressed the value of temperamental individuals who can fit into organizing work. He urged churches to engage more in social and political action.
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Denver
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Young Men’s Christian Association
America
McConnell
Seattle man travels to Muskegon to reunite with long lost daughter
Charles King of Seattle, Wash., arrives in Muskegon in an effort to locate his laughter, and discovers that his daughter, unknown to both, has lived in the same city for three years.
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Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon
Charles King
Seattle
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Theatres Are Dark in London Opening Night
Cyril Maude, famed English actor, arrived in Boston after leaving London less than two weeks ago to open in Grumpy at Plymouth Theatre. He noted Britain’s peace, but described London’s low mood and city safety measures as unprecedented in its history.
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Cyril Maude
Plymouth
Boston
Maude
London
Dark London Stage Faces War Time Hardship
Mr Maude describes a city shrouded in blackout and closing theatres as the English stage faces a costly war. He notes few openings and small audiences while the public contemplates long combat. actors volunteer for constabulary work to aid the effort.
Lodgers Saved By Landlady In Boston Fire
In Beacon Hill the Warren mansion on Allston Street was saved from destruction by landlady Mrs. M A Maynard who woke tenants and guided evacuation before succumbing to smoke herself. Fifty tenants fled in night clothes, four were carried out, two women collapsed from smoke, a man leaped from a window in panic. Damage estimated at 3500 dollars.
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Warren
Allston Street
Beacon Hill
M. A. Maynard
Fire Department
A. Tighe
Barge Sinks After Tug Cast Off In Heavy Seas
Rockland Maine November 8 Captain Ansel Philbrook and a seaman aboard granite laden barge No 63 narrowly escaped death in heavy sea. In tow of the tug Pallas the barge foundered after distress signals went unheard until tow line had been cast off. The two men were rescued just before the barge sank.
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Rockland
Ansel Philbrook
Philbrooke
Burned at Stake Victim Dies After Three Years of Pain
Frankfort Kentucky November 8 after three years of suffering Oscar Eversole 12 died from injuries caused by playmates who burned him at the stake while reenacting a scene from a moving picture they had seen.
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Frankfort
Oscar Eversole
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