Frank H Leonard speaks on Christian Science
A lecture by Frank H Leonard at the library drew about four hundred attendees. He offered a thorough critique of Christian Science and the Bible based healing claims, praising clear intent and human reason while detailing the religion’s ideas and alleged healing narratives. The talk, hosted by a local Christian Science group, drew responses from the audience and referenced Mrs Weldy’s testimony of healing.
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Frank UW. Leonard
Christian Scientiaty
Sean Lyon
Membors of
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Pili
Momberd
Corry
Marsh
Toonard
Miu Christian — Science
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Anita
Hinsoi
Flint
Holdy
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Prayess
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Waynesburg Banker Freed After Fraud Conviction
United Press reports Waynesburg banker and vice president Walter Roinehart is freed after four years' imprisonment for falsifying bank records and misusing funds. The case prompted turmoil in local government and serves as a cautionary note amid ongoing wartime diplomacy news from London and Washington.
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United Press
Taft
Roinehure
Tromutt
Hirjauhart
Rockefeller Reported in Transit During Inquiry Visit
A United Press dispatch from Washington outlines a probe involving migrators of a committee. It notes William Rockefeller’s condition as reported during investigations in Washington and Miami Florida. The committeewas informed this morning and plans a final session before the panel.
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Washington, D.C
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Williamt Rockefeller
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Miam
Florida
Friday Night Meeting Promises Lively Debate On Franchise
A crowded public meeting at the School Auditorium, adjourned by the Chamber of Commerce, reconvenes to decide the trolley and lighting franchise issue. Debates will cover municipal ownership, potential lighting plant, and grant of a new Columbus Street Railway franchise, with speakers limited to relevant topics and aims to gauge public sentiment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Weets
Corry
Columbus Street Railway
Wil Tre
Noame Uine
Parton
Mheesurjeet
Bunny Hug and Other Dances to Be Prohibited
Maccabee Hall will ban dances deemed objectionable including the Bunny Hug the Turkey Trot and other shy dances. Signs will announce the prohibition at the next Saturday night event and managers cite complaints about the dances. The initiative aims to prevent objectionable conduct at popular gatherings.
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Maccabeshall
Manny
Burns of government notes prompt recovery efforts in Corry
Stith of the National Bank of Corry reports several government communications from Washington about burned famous dollars. A lady in the Third ward accidentally burned money placed in an old sack. Treasury officials sought an affidavit from the lady and obtained from Mr. Smith evidence of the burning method. The notes were burned in bonfires then placed in a can bound for Washington. Officials expect a report soon from Washington though the expert’s conclusions were not yet received.
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National Bank of Corry Iie
Government Department
Washington
Treasury Department
Hare
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High water to recede in forty eight hours
Weather bureau reports water levels will fall within forty eight hours. Police note a possible threat to building foundations from Hood notices and urge caution as the city prepares for the clearance. Local authorities say the risk is being monitored and no immediate evacuations are ordered.
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Hood Noturs
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