Presbyterians in Fight Over Moderator Role
In Columbus on May 20 factions within a Presbyterian church split over principles. Dr Charles Erdman of Princeton University leads conservative faction against Willam Thompson of Ohio State University for moderator at the general assembly. Erdman rejects retirement amid pressure from Lawrence McCartney and W J Bryan factions. outcome set for Thursday.
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Charles R. Erdman
Knceton University
Iiceton
N. J
General Assembly
Larence E. McCartney
W. J. Bryan
Erdman
Ry. Willam
Thompson
Ohio State University
Team Work in Giving Spells Church Presbytery Fight
Indications point to militants uniting behind Dr. Thompson a former Presbyterian pastor while Bryan McCartney faction backers hope for last minute shifts. Dr. Harry H. Rogers and Dr. Lapsley A. McAfee remain options as modernists threaten to react when the Chester Pa Presbytery overture seeks to exclude the New York Presbytery for disloyalty to doctrine and mandates.
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Stiil
Harry H. Rogers
Kansas City
Lapsley A. McAfee
Berkley
Cal
General Assembly
Chester
New York
Harry Emerson Fordict
First Presbyterian Church
New York City
New New York
Church seeks exoneration of Presbytery over ministerial candidacy powers
The Presbytery faces charges from a Chester overture arguing church law grants it sole authority to decide ministry candidate qualifications. In Wellston, officials attempt to remove Gillen as mayor claiming dual office disqualification. Gillen reportedly receives no salary as mayor.
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Giilen
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Court Upholds Mayor Senator Dual Office Claim
The state Supreme Court dismissed a suit filed by the president of the community in Columbus as it ruled that State Senator Roy G. Gillen of Jackson county may hold the offices of mayor of Welleton and a state senator concurrently.
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Roy G. Gillen
Jackson County
Welleton
State Supreme Court
Universalist Centennial Observed in Ohio Convention Plans
May 20 observation marks centennial of organized Universalism in Ohio. Ohio Universalist convention meets June 21 to 26 with Prof. H. F. Simmons of Akron as president. Five year program to raise 1,000,000 dollars for church extensions ministers pensions and related causes to be considered.
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Organized Universalism
Ohio
Ohio Universalist
H. F. Simmons
Akron
Universalist General Convention
Charm of women depends upon vital glands
Science links gland deficiencies in women to mental sluggishness irritability despondency forgetfulness fatigue and sleepiness It notes hair luster skin quality decline and suggests gland tonic tablets as an internal treatment Glandocen by Roth Hugbrug Stores offers a non surgical option.
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