Baptist Alsn Meets in Union City Monday
The Union City Baptist Assembly convenes Monday January 21 at the Baptist church with three sessions at 10:00 am and 2:30 pm. Speakers include Miss Willie Pauline Marrs from Ningpo China and Rev. R. Donald Williamson, with Mrs Hardy and Mr FW. Wili also presenting talks. The event invites Union City residents and others to attend.
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Delay in Naming New Pastor at Emmanuel
The Emmanuel Episcopal Church in Paris postponed naming a new pastor after a parish dinner and meeting. Vestrymen L. W. Olds and V. M. Sandburg were noted as absent due to winter travel, with hiring decisions put over until their return. The diocese has selected temporary clergy for Barnsboro, Pa., and a new rector was hoped to be named within a month.
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Death of Mrs W H Eshelman
Death notice for Mrs. W. H. Eshelman lists survivors including three sons and a daughter. Funeral services are scheduled for Sunday at 2 PM at Davie’s Funeral Parlors with Rev. Fi A Winer officiating. Interment will be at Mint Grew cemetery. friends may call at the funeral home prior to services.
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Jawarski in Death House
Paul Juwatsi, condemned payroll bandit and murderer, entered Rockview penitentiary death house after custody transfer. Governor Fisher granted a reprieve and scheduled execution by electric chair on Monday.
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Rockview Penitentiary
Alleghany County
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Benefit Bridge Party Saturday in Corry
The Junior department of the Corry Woman's Club will host a benefit bridge party Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kamps on Maple Avenue. Play begins at seven. Reservations a phone 150-W. Awards will be given and refreshments served. Miss Lucile Flyoss and the committee, assisted by Mrs. Hamps, are arranging the event.
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Marshal Foch Improves After Rest and Care
Paris reports Marshal Foch rested five hours last night without a suffocating distress. Six doctors led by Hette-Boyer Laudry and Daveniere expect to outline by tonight the direction of his uremia condition. The heart remains a concern, though the bulletin notes slight improvement in heart and kidney function.
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Paris
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Toiay
Hette- Boyer
Laudry
Daveniere
Booth Obtains Injunction Amid Tax Delinquent Claims
London notes W Bramwell Booth, head of the United Army, seeks a court injunction to bar removal by a high council. The move follows mounting pressure that he may yield to higher authority and retire. New York reports a $10 040 tax warrant against Ethyl Barrymore for 1926 to 1937, with deputy tax officials seeking payment and possible seizure of property if unpaid.
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Unelyation Army
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USA
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Watten
New York
Ethyl Barrymore
Lak Commission
Thomas Muynch
Miss Barrymore
Braddock to Meet Leo Lomski Tonight
Braddock faces Leo Lomski in a heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden after recent bouts where Braddock defeated Latzo and Griffiths. The New York event, billed as a major light heavyweight clash, could influence standings in both light and heavy divisions.
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New York
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Pet Latzo
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Skain
Aberdeen
Wash
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Hampton
Marrison Square Garten
Apparent Housing Strains Reported in Fontan Community
In Fontan, residents were found living in a single large white structure described as crowded. Nearby observers noted cramped quarters, with ten persons per room and multiple families sharing the space under limited amenities. Authorities began assessing conditions and potential relief options.
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