Church Votes Fund For Mission Work
River Forest June 24. The Missouri Synod Evangelical Church voted an annual appropriation of 256,000 to develop new mission fields and expand work in districts subsidized to church extension by the synod. The committee recommended Concordia College St Paul receive 153,475 and Concordia Institute Bronxville 3,500 for laboratory improvements. The vice presidential board appointments were announced: Rev F J Lankenau Napoleon Ohio first vice president, Rev J W Behnken Houston Texas second, Rev Fred Randt St Paul third, Rev William Daltmann Milwaukee fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Lankenau
Napoleon
Ohio
J. W. Behnken
Houston
Texas
Fred Randt
St. Paul
William Daltmann
D-D
Milwaukee
St Albans Youth Group Plans Hike After Meeting
The St Albans News reports the Junior B Y P A held a regular Sunday meeting at First Baptist Church with Margaret Maxwell presiding. Dorothy Watts led a program of songs and readings, and plans were made for a hike to Hughes Grove on the Midland Trail Tuesday at five oclock with Mrs L J White and Mrs M Edwin as chaperones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Y. Pa
First Baptist Church
Margaret Maxwell
Dorothy Watts
Plana
Hughes Grove
Midland Trail
L. J. White
M Edwin Will
International Shoes Lead Nation With Fifty Million Pairs Annually
The International Shoe Company dominates the industry by producing fifty million pairs a year, about one in seven shoes nationwide. It is the world’s largest leather tanner and a major producer of materials, finishes, and packaging, enabling lower prices without sacrificing quality. International Shoes are sold through 70,000 merchants across all states, offering more than 1,000 styles under five marks of quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International
Ihs
International Shoe Company
Barboursville Picnic Marks Birthday Celebration at Falls Beach
The Jones family from Barboursville hosted a birthday picnic at Lower Falls beach with numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Jones, Sr., and relatives from Algonquin and surrounding towns. Guests listed include Bobby Jones, D. J. Smith, and many others, as well as Rev. J. E. Cousar and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hotel
Charles J. Holesworth
Huntington
Walter Reink
Bellefontain
W. B. van Ness
Chicago
C. C. Smiley
Edwinberge
Ind
Henry Harmon
Oden
Unk
Albert Priebe
Cleveland
Albert Adder
H. A. Brom
Berge
Indianapolis
T. T. Ryner
Richmond
J. M. Nelson
Louisville, Ky
T. C. Simmer
Williamson
W. Va
G. ©. Jones
Barpoursville
Lower Falls Beach
H. S. Proctor
Kathiere
Nell
F. G. Jones
Bobby Jones
Fenton Jomes, Jr
Tarrett
Margaret Jarrett
Clarence Cyrus
Virginia Mays
Alice Adkine
Virginia Henderson
Anna Marie Henderson
Margaret
Betty Jane
Jane Jones
F. Q. Jones
Barboursville
Grandma's recipe for bringing up gentlemen
A column discusses family guidance and discipline highlighting a grandmotherly approach to raising boys into decent men. It contrasts strict behavior with affectionate family dynamics, and includes reader questions about marriage, affection, and daily routines. The piece emphasizes traditional values and the reassurance that consistent guidance yields character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahad Aelf
Grandma
Borathy Dix
Court appoints Eliza Jarrett executrix of Jarrett estate
Court routine records Eliza Jane Jarrett named executrix of the last will of Alva L. Jarrett with Charles Gore N W Pritchard and J B Greenlee appointed estate appraisers. Samuel Boze granted power of attorney by J A Hurlbert of Gineinnat. In Duluth Minnesota F A Robertson, facing financial reverses, telephoned farewell to his fiancee and then attempted suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Jane Jarrett
Alva L. Jarrett
Charles F. Gore
N W Pritchard
J. B. Greenlee
Samuel Boze
J. A. Hurlbert
Gin~einnat, O
Suiside
Duluth
Minn
F. A. Robertson
Today Continued From Wage Six Shows Wild Tales And Tragic Probes
The column recalls finance figures and public figures including the federal reserve and Andrew Jackson while recounting a string of extreme, sensational incidents. A farmer in falmaguya loses 12000 after his son burns the money, leading to a brutal family tragedy. The piece notes French mortality outpacing births by 70,205 in early year and hints at worry amid cold weather and influenza.
Fragmentary report on global deaths and French intellect
A partial text notes infant deaths rising by 40 percent and discusses the world needing clear thinking and the French mind. It appears as a fragmented editorial snippet reflecting concern about intellectual courage and global consequences.
World and All Works on a Jersey Marsh Airport Plan
The World and All describes a Jersey marsh site across the Hudson from Manhattan at Secaucus N J where 900 acres form the core of a new airport. An additional 100 acres under lease expands the project. Excavation and trucking firms paid for duty, generating a populated landmass. The plan includes a lake for seaplanes moorings for dirigibles and concrete runways. Airport development is portrayed as a major city planning factor.
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Jersey
Hudson River
Manhattan
Secaucus
N. J
Future airport seen as town’s key to growth
The passage describes a vision where building an airport in the western towns, once marshes, is seen as crucial for the town’s future, comparable in impact to the transformative effect of a good railroad forty years earlier. It emphasizes forward-looking plans and the potential benefits of cheap, accessible air travel to attract development.
Day by Day Contd Frompage S Weird Verbal Snapshots
A quirky remnant from a page shows scattered lines about a lake, pastry shop quips like Cream Puffs with a Wallop, a candy ad jab at emels, and a grim note on the Earl of Northbrook’s death ending the title. A Berlin crime item reports Frau Anna Gluvich slain during a bandit hold up.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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St. Albans News
Laure Borders
Cincinnati
Mary A. Fiscus
Hightawn
Seaion
First Presbyterian ‘Church
Whiel
Misa Mamig Keplinger
Spencer
J. M. Grose
Hightown
J. A. Him
D. J. Russell
Lewis
Mary =. Brogen
Montgomery
Cecil Brogan
Coal Valley Hospital
Fisher Vaughn
Elizabeth
W. Westerfield
Roanoke
J, Crouch
Lyle Barr
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Fannie Griffith
Sixth Avenue
Andrew Allen
Ava Hawks
Charleston
Kyle
Lou Hovetter
C. R. Bowles
H. D. Palmer
Fifth Avenue
WA. Hessop
Pennsylvania Avenue
Terri Will Vialb
R. F. Brafford
St. Mary's
General Contracting Company
Pittsburgh
Gladye Stutler
Point Pleasant
Clyde White
Bunting
George Thomas
Steven
Montross
South Charleston
I. E. Peters
Bunday
Misa Mary
Newman
Mary Newman
Fourth Street
Guthrie Hospital
H. T. White
Anna Grogan
Mary Fiscus
Mamie Koplinger
M. E. Church
Bily Smith
D. J. Smith
Highlawn
Louis
U.S.A
Morse & Rogers
New York
Hutchinson - Winch
Boston
Ple Sane
H.T. Proctor
Katherine
Algonquin
FG Jones
Columbus
Betty Cowl
Zenda Pell
Wilma Launder
Dorothy Lander
Arthur Edwards
Paul Lane
Mempere
Lucille Taylor
Barbara Sutten
Princes Hurgess
Halcyon Melton
Helen Selbe
Jessie Goodall
Bernard Lane
Homer Burgess
Bully Burdette
J. EB. Cousar
Dorothy Dix
Lise
First Presbyterian Church
Bill Taylor
Aik Hs Young People's Convention
Tibet
Lewisburg
Misa Dix
D. D. Booster
The
Federal Reserve
Andrew Jackson
Bucharest
Falmaguya
London
Earl of Northbrook
Bremen
Germany
Anna Gluvich
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