Kellogg to Confer With Morrow on Mexico Plans
Secretary Kellogg resumes work after vacation and will meet Dwight W. Morrow, ambassador-designate to Mexico, likely early next week to set plans for travel to Mexico City. State Department expects arrival date to be finalized in talks with Kellogg. New York markets show clearing balance and reserve figures amid ongoing financial updates.
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Washington
Assocated Press
Kellogg
Minnes
Ota
Dwight W. Morrow
Mexico
State Department
Morrow
Mexico City
Typhoons Kill Thirty in Philippine Islands
Manila reports thirty deaths from recent typhoons across regions. Many missing, presumed drowned, and hundreds made homeless. Red Cross aid routes establish supply lines for the affected population.
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Manila
Philippine Islands
Ofictals
The Heavens in October Great Square of Pegasus
Observational note on October skies highlights the Great Square of Pegasus and Alpheratz in Andromeda, with the conspicuous spiral nebula visible to the unaided eye. It discusses the island universes concept, the Andromeda-Perseus chain, Algol’s eclipses, and planetary positions of Jupiter Saturn Venus for the season.
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Pegasus
Jupiter
Perseus
Andromeda
Perseuus
Algol
Sirius
Venus
Orin
Pleiades
Aldebaran
Bolton
Taurus
Bull
Orion
Georgetown notes on church services and local events
Special Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church in Georgetown include a 0:44 a.m. sacrament, Sunday school at noon, and an evening service with a 20 minute song service and a brief sermon by Rev. James Tramner. The Ladies Social Circle met at Mrs. Floyd C Jennings home with 25 attendees and over $65 in Sunshine bags for missions. The circle president received a snake-skin bag in appreciation of her work. A WC T U covered dish supper had 30 present. Rev. and Mrs. Tramner hosted relatives from Coventry. Other items mention visits to New York and Norwalk, a communion and baptism at Gilbert Memorial Congregational Church, and a fiftieth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bouton.
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Georgetown
James Tramner
Floyd C. Jennings
Wilfred Hughes
Elwell O. Mead
Womans Christian Temperance Union
Methodist Chapel
Atwood
Coventry
Eleanor Read
Marlon Moltrem
Myérs Mead
Norwalk
Ladies Socint
Cliiford Mills
Clifford
New York
Sharp
New York City
Lifes
Branchville
Teachers College
Columbia
Foxy
Gilbert Memorial, Congregational Church
Kiwell O. Mead
Stepney Baptist Church to rededicate with revival program
Stepney Baptist church plans a 7 20 p m Sunday re dedication service after interior redecorating and exterior repainting with new carpet and electric lights in the auditorium. Rev D A Pitt of Norwich will give the main address, joined by other ministers and out of town soloists and the church choir.
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Monroe
Baptist Church
Stepney
Young Peoples’ Society
D. A. Pitt
Central Church
Norwich
Jessie Wheeler
Birdseye Plains
Skillings
Prederick Johnson
Newtown
H. O. Manette Entative
Edward
Beardsley
Wiliam Weed
Myrtle Weed
Wiliam Beardsley
Bridgeport
H. W. Joyce
Stanley Joyce
Donad
Milloe B. Hawley
Lester Louis Puller
Albert
Fairfield County Baptist Association
Church of Good Hope
Danbury
Stepney Baptist Church
Haunted house fire wipes out Boynton property in Paxton
Fire at the old Boynton house in Boynton Park Paxton, Worcester city property, is believed incendiary. The structure valued about $4,000 has stood vacant a decade after being ceded 15 years ago by Charles D Boynton. A family occupancy lasted one night, then left.
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Paxton
Mass
Associated Press
Boynton House
Boynton Park
City of
Worcester
Charles D. Boynton
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Leopold Morse
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J. S. Carlson
South Nor Walk
Mildred Ferris
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