Methodists Claim 3 869 Foreign School Network Worldwide
The two Methodist missionary societies report maintaining 3 359 schools in foreign lands serving 486 600 students. Dr Ralph E Diffendorfer notes churches abroad run schoolhouses and universities essential to a global educational movement across China, India, Africa and Latin America. The board also runs 2 600 dispensaries and 25 additional institutions run by the women's society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsburgie
Method of Episcopal Church
Maingtain
Oraiga
Ofiadl
Ralph E. Diffendorfar
Eecra
Board
Sign Missions
Diffendorfer
China
Iuland
Africa
Latin America
America
Women's Foreign, Missionary Society
Disinterested confession after school ends
A brief overheard exchange shows a teacher asking a student to stay one hour after closing, and the student replying he does not care about rumors, raising concern over public judgment in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Kansas City
County Red Men Meet in New Canaan Tonight
Norwalk reports Fairfield County Red Men gather in New Canaan with Bonus tribe as guests. Unecas tribe plans to send a delegation to the pow wow while Norwalk and Greenwich tribes contend for attendance leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
Norwalk
Fairfield County Association of Red Men
Bonus Tribe
Unecas
Greenwich Tribe
Underwood Seeks New Muscle Shoals Disposal Bill
Senator Underwood of Alabama drafts a new Muscle Shoals disposition bill to be offered at the upcoming session. The measure aims to satisfy diverse factions by proposing both government ownership and operation. Southern delegates push for a quick settlement so the property can be used after Wilson Dam’s completion this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ford
Senate
Congress
Unaderwood
Alabama
Norris
Wilson Dam
Norwalk Obituaries for George Lowe and John Mansy
Norwalk mourns two well known residents, George A Lowe and John Mansy. Lowe, 68, prominent in the fatting industry, dies at 22 Orchard Street. funeral Wednesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Gaonge Tompking officiates, burial in Boonton, N J. Mansy, a noted Italian American contractor, dies after two days with pneumonia. funeral Thursday at 5 a m. from St Josephs church, interment in Lt Mery's cemetery. He is survived by his widow and two brothers Alphonse and Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Norwan
George A Lane
Joan Mansy
Lowe
Lawkhy
Orchard Street
Gaonge
Tompking
M. H. Church
Boonton
N. J
Manly
Pmemonia
Mason and Buillders’association
Lugegta Pietro Mecca
St. Joseph's Church
Mery
Survivor of Falls Fined for Carrying Liquor
Bobby Leaca, who crossed Magara Falls in a barrel and advertised but did not make a second trip over the Yalia in a rubber ball draft, pleaded guilty to possessing liquor in federal court. He was fined $160 by Judge Hazal after prohibition agents raided his Youngstown business and found wine and whiskey stored for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodtalo
Navy
Bobby Leaca
Magara Falla
Yalia
Tudge Hazal
Teach
Youngstown
Walsh's Montana fund disclosures show large contributions
Senator Walsh of Montana reported 13 485 to Democratic state central committees mainly to promote his election. Notable donors include Edward William Hurley, Senator Swanson, Dorothy Whitney Streight, Barnard Baruch, J G Kelly, George J Sayer, and the Democratic National Committee. Walsh's personal campaign outlay was 800. Coleman Dupont reported no contributions and spent 1 922 in his Delaware Senate bid. Senator Bratten spent 1 63 without reporting receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Beerstory
Senate Today
Democratic State Central Committees
State Committee
Edward WM. Hurley
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Dorothy Whitney Streight
Boetlus Sulivan
Barnard M. Baruch
J. G. Kelly
George J. Sayer
National Committee
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Coleman Dupont
Delaware
Campatign
Senator Walsh Returns to His Boyhood Haunts in Two Rivers
Senator Thomas Walsh of Montana revisits his hometown Two Rivers Wisconsin after years. He joins six former Centennial Baseball teammates now sixtyish to recall youth days cleaning gas lights and lighting streets. The reunion follows word that “Little Tom” Walsh is back, hosted by J I Haznilen.
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Two Rivers
Wis
Thomas Walsh
Montana
Tom" Walsh
Tom
Walsh
J. i Haznilien
Marriage Annulled After Wild Drinking Party in Towson
Leiga Bonsal Jr of Baltimore sued for annulment from Mrs Catherine McPhail Jenkins, a divorce, after a September 12 marriage described by Judge Walter Preston as the result of a wild drinking party. The circuit court at Towson granted the annulment, noting the couple separated the wedding night and the defendant believed the union was not binding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Leiga Bonsal, Jr
Yomely
Catherine McPhail Jenkins
Walter W. F Pregton
Towson
Young Bonssal
Preston
Fire damages Norwalk barn. horse killed in blaze
Norwalk fire at 27 Ely Avenue last night damaged a barn used as warehouse and stables owned by 3 Chappu of Westport and occupied by George Yourdisky a junk dealer. Damage estimated at 4 60. A horse owned by Mr Yourd sky perished in the blaze.
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Norwalk
Ely Avenna
Chappu
Westport
George Yourdisky
Mr. Yourdsky
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Meigs’ Corner
REIGS
Methodists
World Progress
Kiefer & Co
Geo. E. Nothnagle & Son
Main St
Elm St
Underwood
Bill
George Lowe
John Mansy
Senator Walsh
Bridgeport
Public Market
State & Bank
Barnusy
Boston
Mackeral Harbor
New Orleans
Old Homestead
FCN
Hleckers
Pillsbury
Inreo
Women's Department
Tspect
Forest Mills
Gotham
Paeigs & CO
Porterhouse Pound
Lug
BK Pele
Hsu
iSe
Gran
Frankfuris
RT Curie
Realia
ICW & i
Pon I
Delicio
Uli
Polar Club
A. C. Gilbert Co
New Haven
American Hardware’ Stores, Inc
Fairfield Ave
Middle
Hardware
J. M. Seidenberg
St. Ity
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