Division Is Fatal To Life Of Church Declared
Rev. William H Day, pastor of United Congregational Church, argued at his sermon on The Call to Unity that Christ wills church unity despite grave obstacles. He noted Lausanne World Conference findings and urged cooperative spirit across denominations, warning division harms Christianity and that unity awaits only through humble, tractable effort.
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William Horare Day
D. D
United Congregational Church
Day
Europe
Lausanne
Switzerland
Countes
Christ
Jesus
God
Cathedral of
Notre Dame
Charles H. Brent
Buffalo
N. Y
Man killed and another injured in subway accidents
Two accidents on the Broadway subway of the Interborough Rapid Transit left one man dead and another critically injured. The deceased, possibly J. J. Miller, was dragged 160 feet under a northbound train at 50th Street after reaching for a passenger’s hat. A second victim, 22-year-old John Murphy of Manhattan, was crushed at 10th Street and not expected to survive. Murphy had recently arrived from St Johns Newfoundland.
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New York
Associated Press
Broadway
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
50Th Street
J. J. Miler
Harriet Michalak
Dunkirk
10Th Street
John Murphy
Manhattan
Murphy
St. Johns
Car Falls on Tracks Killing One Man in East State Street
A touring car from Shenandoah Pennsylvania fell between street car bridges on East State Street, fatally injuring twenty six year old Chiarfield Stafenhagen of Marin who died instantly. Passengers J C Clayton twenty eight and B C Ivynes twenty six were hospitalized with injuries. Syracuse, September 25. guard Francis P Carrington of the One Hundred and Seventh Infantry died instantly when his automobile crashed into a tree after failing to make a curve on the highway near her early.
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Sninglenouse
East State Street
Toway
Qiarfield Stafenhagen
Marin
J. ¢. Claytonwenty
B.C. Llvynes Tewenty
Olean Hospital
Syracuse
Francis P. Carrington
One Hundred and Eterath Infantry
Natous
Congress May Rule on Medals Given Linbergh
Washington September 25. The War department faces a congression al issue over foreign medals awarded to Colonel Charles A Linbergh for his transatlantic flight. As a reserve officer he has no legal right to display the decorations, though the awards are genuine. About 400 medals and 240 certificates lie in a safe awaiting retirement or congressional authorization. A blanket act to allow acceptance and clear the State Department treasure box is under consideration.
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Washington
Associated Press
Charles A. Linbergh
Atlantic
War Department
Congress
Army
Landbergh
State Department
Local Drum Corps Awarded at Ossining Meeting
The Grenadier Fife and Drum corps of Bridgeport tied for first with Lancroft of New Haven in the ancient class at the 19th annual New York state bugle fife and drum corps field day in Ossining New York. New Haven won after a tiebreaker with other Connecticut groups placing Father Mathew Hartford Piccolo and Flute Bristol Torrington Fife and Drum Middletown and individual winners included J Wingler Tor rington and J Totillas Bristol. Members attending Grenadier corps were R Kelly J Kelly RB Gamwell A Church T H Jones Earl Sturtz J Stevenson and George Bush.
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Grenadier Fife
Bridgeport
Lancroft Corps
New Haven
New York
J. Wingler
Torrington
U. Lasko
J. Totillas
Bristol
B. Harvey
Middletown
Lyman
Atte Tord
J. Totilias
D. English
Grenadier Corps
R. Kelly
J. Kelly
RB. Gamwell
A. Church
T. H. Jones
Earl Sturtz
J. Stevenson
George Bush
Negro With Razor Slashes Two Men in Bristol
In Bristol on September 25 Associated Press reports a black man approached John Spellacy of Meriden and Fred Alder of Southington on Lake avenue asking for directions. He drew a razor and slashed both men, injuring Spellacy near the heart and Alder on the arm and face before fleeing to escape.
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Bristol
Associated Press
Lake Avenue
John Spellacy
Meriden
Fred Alder
Southington
Bristol Hospital
Spellacy
Alder
Four Australian aviators plan U S to Australia flight in October
Four Australian aviators backed by New South Wales prepare a roughly 9900 mile flight from Oakland to Melbourne in a tri motored Fokker monoplane. The route would pass Hawaii Rabat New Britain Law N Guinea and Northern Australia. Notables include Kingsford Smith Charles T. FP. Uim and Keith V. Anderson.
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San Francisco
Associated Preas
The
Chronicle
New South Wales
United States
Australa
Oakland
Calif
Hawaii
Rabat
New Britain
Law
New Guinea
Australia
Melbourne
Seattle
Albert Hegenberger
Lester J. Maitland
Hiwatt
Kingsford Smith
Charles T. FP. Uim
Kieth V. Anderson
Wallace Dies Sudden Patron Of Music In Fitchburg
Herbert I. Wallace aged 71, a renowned patron of music and longtime leader in Fitchburg industrial circles, died suddenly at home of a heart attack. He headed the Fitchburg Paper Co for years before retiring five years ago and helped found the Fitchburg Choral Society, boosting annual festivals as major East Coast musical events. His wide circle of singer and musician friends highlighted a life devoted to orchestral and choral support.
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Pitchburg
Mass
Associated Press
Herbert I. Wallace
Wallace
Fitchburg Paper Company
Sx Fitchburg Choral Society
Prayer Against Despair Urged by Rev E Craft Sermon
The rector of Christ Episcopal church Rev Ernest Judson Craft urged prayer as an antidote to despair and self destruction. He warned of a modern epidemic of hopelessness and cited Jesus in Gethsemane as a model of prayer to avoid despair.
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Ernest Judson Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Craft
Jesus
Tennygon
Gethsemene
Milwaukee man wins air race in Spokane meet
John H. Miller of Milwaukee won the first prize for efficiency in the Aviation Town and Country club Detroit trophy race at Felts Field Spokane. He scored 528 to take 900 prize, followed by Paul Richter Jr of Los Angeles with 333 for 500 and James Ray of Willow Grove Pa with Bal for 250. Other finishers included Richmond Va Hagle 329 and Cal W. Warren San Francisco, with various plane models. The race measured load, horsepower and miles per hour.
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Spokane
Wash
Associated Press
John H. Miller
Milwaukee
Hamilton
Aviation Town and Country Club of Detroit
Felts Field
Miller
Paul Richter Jr
Los Angeles
Eaglerock
James Ray
Willow Grove
Charies
Richmond
Hagle
GC. Warren
San Francisco
Travelair
E. E. Ballough
Chicago
Laird Commercial
C. W. Holman
St. Paul
J. Wood
Wausau
Wis
A. R. Borne
Los Angles
A. M. Banks
Fortcairn
E. K. Campbell
Molien
Yackey
E. A. Lee
Hartford Bankers Hold Regional Conference
Hartford hosts the second New England regional conference of the American Institute of Banking at Hotel Bond while Hartford club marks its silver anniversary banquet. Samuel Ludlowe Jr. presided as toastmaster and Rev Frank B Haggard gave the invocation with Mayor Stevens delivering city greetings. Henry T Holt recalled the Hartford chapter’s origins as a Hartford National Bank leader.
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Hartford
iBy Associated Press
American Institute of Banking
Hartford Club
New England
Institute
Hotel Bond
Samuel Ludlowe, Jr
Hartford Rotary Club
New York
Frank B. Haggard
Asylum Avenue Baptists Church
Stevens
Henry T. Holt
Firen
Hartford National Bank and Trust Company
Novelty living room tables and desks on display
Main floor display offers living room tables and boudoir desks in pastel enamel with oxidized silver or bronze finishes. Options include oxidized bronze, solid bronze or silver with cedar lining in colors red green orchid silver gray bronze and black priced at $1.25.
New Index Self Sorting Cards and Congress Cards in Box
Flower card character bird and modern authors series offered as 2 to 6 table sets with Black Imported cards and colored figures priced 75¢. two packs in a telescope box touted as a nice gift. Main Floor Rear. Also silk slips for girls in Crepe de Chine Satin Tub Silk with Wallace ruffles. second floor rear.
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Modern Authors
Goc
Congress
Lining up the Basketball Five in Sporting Goods
In the Sporting Goods Department on the Fourth Floor a complete line of uniforms and equipment helps send the team off to a flying start. Come in or telephone to arrange to measure players. Basketballs priced seven dollars to grade are available to equip football elevens and individual athletes. A fine assortment at the store.
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Sporting Goods
Hoover A Revelation in Housecleaning For Homes
A vivid pitch praises the Hoover for outstanding housecleaning, claiming once seen the cleaning power a home will not settle for less. The copy emphasizes impressive results and lasting cleanliness that the Hoover delivers to households.
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Risbie
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California
H. J. Wallace
Rev. E. Craft
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Ady
Frank McCoy
McCoy
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Khawers
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Thermax Electric
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