Bill Approved for U S Building Program Expansion
Washington Feb 10 Congress accepts the conference report on the Elliott Bill to raise public building expenditure nationwide from 165 million to 290 million dollars. The plan caps annual outlays at 35 million with up to 10 million for any single state and territory, funded through Treasury and Post Office allocations. An additional second-year boost is tied to the treasury post office supply measure awaiting action.
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Washington
Associated Press Congressions
Elliott
House
Senate
Congress
Treasurys
Postoffice
Advent Christian church notices and services
Advent Christian church at Park and Putnam streets lists 10 30 a.m. preaching by Rev W Pariley, 12 18 p.m. church school, 7 30 p.m. preaching on The Man of Sorrow. Terean Memorial Church at 362 East Main Street announces morning worship 10 30, sermon The Precious Blood of Jesus, prayers, Sunday school, young people's service, and evening song service. Many other local churches are noted with service times, sermon themes, and Sunday school schedules.
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Advent Christian Church
Corner Park
Putnam Streets
W Pariley
Terean Memorial Church
Christian and Missionary Alliance
East Main Street
Lewis J Long
Jesus
Ainsi
Christ
Henry Jopp
Thureh of Christ
William and Stifiman Streets
Germain Reformed
Gress Street
HL. G. Wiemer
Elgek
Ely
First Baptist Church
Washington and
West Avenues
Charles H Helinsaid
Matthew
Portiatta of Jesus Church
Dhoot
Abraham Lincoln
Bist Church of Christ
Sebeith
Infayette Street
Tl Moi
Main Street
Daniel Avenue
Grove Street
Dield Avenue
Broad Street
Chester
Marshall
Sutulay
Wesley Men’s Bible
Epworth League
America
America the Glorious.” the Friendly Church
Birst Loiversullst Chorch
Fairfield
Broad
Charles Kramer
Grace
Clinton Avenues
Newfield
Central Avenues
E. Foster Fiper
Church School
George Fricke
Church School Board
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Baird
Revere Street
Zeta Theta
Olivet
North Avenue
Herbert 8. Brown
Bradford Boardman
Young People’s Alliance
People's Presbyterian Church
Laurel and Park Avenues
Lyman C. Pettit
D. D
Henry A. Davenport
Christian Endeavor
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Horret Street
Conrad R. Relsch
Summerfield Methodist Church
Ridgefield and
Clermont Avenues
Harold H. Clemans
Sunday School Board
Ladies’ Aid Society
United Pentrcostal Church
Wilemot Avenue
Gordon C Shed
Young Peoples Bible Study
Miedchurch
Park Avenue
Willam Horace Day
Forum
Spraker
Mary E. Woolley
Mount Holyoke College
G. A. Hollins
Shackley
Digal Son
Hosmer
Calkin
Lutte
James Rogers
Turner
East Side
Stratford League
Stratford
Bridgeport
New Milford
C. W. Severence
J. Sidney Shey
West End
Lehareh
Colorado Avenue
Fairfield Avenue
State Street
Herman F. Reis
Stg
Episcopal Church Notices and Services Listings
A dense schedule from multiple Episcopal churches lists service times with scattered addresses and rector names. Highlights include sermons, church schools, communion, matins, and youth activities across Christ Church Long Hill St, St Luke's Conn Wilnet, St Paul's Kossuth, Trinity Courtland, and others led by Rev W H Jepson Rev William Schwoeder Rev George M Geisel and others, with notes on catechism, baptism, and choir offerings.
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Tivorge's
Clinton Atv
Beechwood
St Luke's
Conn
Wilnet Avenues
W. H. Jepson
Bishop Breweter
Mo Math’s
North Avenue
Wells Street
Aaron Jeffrey Culire
Moses
Az St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kossuth Street
Welnington Park
George M. Geisel
Church School
E. N. McKinley
Chidren
Benedictton
Young People’s League
Woman's Auxiliary
Efforts to Save Man Who Hanged Self in Barn
Richard Heiman fifty three of Box 182 Chopsey Hill road hanged himself in his barn yesterday. Worry over his ailing wife and family trouble is believed to have prompted the act. His daughter Miss Hertha Helmann found him and alerted others. Heiman, born in Germany, had worked in concrete with his brother for eight years and recently was not at work. He was pronounced dead after artificial respiration efforts and city ambulance arrival.
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Richard Heiman
Box 182
Chopsey Hill Road
Hermann
Hertha Helmann
North Main Street
Y Helmann
Charles J. Helmann
Price Street
Strafford
Stratford
Davia Ph. Greenspun
Yelmann
Heumann
Chepsey 1
Hemann
Gumany
Bneigeport
German Champion Defends Title In Berlin Bout
Berlin Feb 10 Associated Press Heine Deingoergen German middleweight champion defended his title by decision over Herman Herse of Gelwany in fifteen rounds. Former heavyweight Hans Briefenstrietel defeated Italian Ligi Buffian on points in ten rounds.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Heine Deingoergen
Jugilist
Herman Herse
Gelwany
Hans Briefenstrietel
Ligi Buffian
Deficit Looms Over School Funds Demand Budget Action
The Board of Education faces a 317,000 deficit due to illness among teachers and janitors, higher payrolls, and new facilities. Open items include substitute salaries nearly exhausted, power and night costs rising, and requests for repairs, new shop equipment, and free text books for next September. The budget talks proceed with subcommittee meetings and preliminary tax rate planning set for February 25.
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John B. Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Elmer IT Havens
Carroll R. Reed
Garage Control Commission
William BE
Burn
Leon
John A. Leverty
Harry H. Pritchard
Leverty
Health Department
William P. Wild
Anker B. Lyhne
Havens
Warren Harding High School
William G Schwarz Dies At 61 In Milwaukee
William G. Schwarz died at his home at 1558 Lindley street at age sixty one. He is survived by his wife Carrie and three sons Willie Charles and George, one daughter Mary, two brothers Matthew and Charles, one sister Mrs Freda Brunner of Switzerland. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from his home with Rev Herman G Wiemer officiating. interment Lake View cemetery. He belonged to Koerner Lodge No 368 DH Pioneer Camp No 1 W O W Schwaben Bene t society and the Schwabischer oennerchor.
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William G. Schwarz
Lindley Street
William Schwarz
John G. Schwarz
Carrie Schwarz
Willie
Charles
George
Mary
Matthew
Freda Brunner
Switzerland
Herman G. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Koerner Lodge
Pioneer Camp
Schwaben Sick Benelt Society
Schwaebischer Oennerchor
Olive Tablets: Gentle Relief For Constipation
Dr Edwards Oliva Tablets offer a non calomel laxative option with olive oil. Formulated by a physician after treating constipation and liver sluggishness, the sugar coated tablets stimulate normal bowel and liver action without harsh forcing. Safe for nightly use, traditional doses include one or two tablets at bedtime. 15¢ to 0¢.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Oliva Mabiets
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Tax Board
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Mendoza
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Cong’s Church
T. F. Routledge Beale
WICC
Patriotic Service
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Barnum and Node
William R. McDamott
Washing Park
Fred Bayer
Craft
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North End Bible Class
John Callahan
Bowery
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