Sunday in the Churches Presbyterian and local sums
Sunday church notices list First Presbyterian Gilbert with morning service at 11:00 and a midweek service Thursday. Baptist, Methodist, Episcopal, and other congregations share schedules, sermons, choir items, Bible studies, and union services at various downtown venues including Pleasant and Center streets and high school auditorium.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Pleasant
Center Street
Gilbert
Boyd
Bible School
Messinger
Schubert
Drolla
Ascher
Tess
Williams
Senate Defeats Licensing Authority in Recovery Bill
United Press reports the Senate finance committee trimmed the industrial regulation section of Roosevelt’s recovery bill, removing the president’s power to license firms. The vote was 12 to 7, with chair Harrison vowing to restore the provision next week amid a heated floor fight. The panel also rejected federal oil production regulation and debated tax steps to fund the $8.2 billion public works program.
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Senate Finance Committee
Senate
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United Brethren in Christ Church Keist North Canter street
The United Brethren in Christ Church led by Rev R Harris meets at 9 45 A M for Sunday School with C L Henton as superintendent and 11 00 A M morning worship. It plans to join a baccalaureate service at the high school Wednesday at 7 30 P M and holds prayer meeting and Bible study led by L W Store. Also notes First Pentecostal Church at 36 East Church Street with 10 00 A M Sunday School led by Lavern Hamilton and 7 30 P M evangelistic service open to all.
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Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Pleasant Street
Second Avenue
Hracut A. Hook
Ater
Bible School
Ladies Missionary Society
W. Ni Jones
B. Thomas
J. Rickers
Fred Ross
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pirs
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Somer Center
Pleasant Streets
Perry . Haines
Ralph S. Dewey
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
West Smith and
North Center Streets
G. Stanley West
Emmanuel Sild
Corry Gospel
Corry
West Main Street
Johnson Hall
D. A. Bowen
David Lines
Yale
House of Prayer
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
God
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Goa
North Center Street
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
The
Christian and Missionary Allance Churchy
Comer East
Washingtan Atest
Maple Avenue
R. Lewis
Mainstrest
Stinday School
Ens
Thesiay
United Brethren In
Keist
North Canter Street
R. Harris
C. L. Henton
L. W. Store
Sass
Pentecostal Church
First Pentecostal Church
Lavern Hamilton
Albert Hamilton
Rev Gilbert L Boyd to address Corry High graduates
Congregations across Corry join in the Baccalaureate for the 193d class at Seniex High School Sunday evening at 8. Rev Gilbert L Boyd of First Presbyterian will give the sermon with the subject Gilde Posts, offering guidance to graduates as they begin their lives. Other leaders include Rev Perry J Haines Invocation Rev Wm Hall scripture Rev H J Haris prayer and Rev EA Hooks benediction. Male chorus to participate. Seniors attend in a body and many relatives are expected to join.
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Corry High School
Gilbert L. Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Perry J. Haines
Wm. Hall
Haris
McGee Confesses in Kidnapping Plot
Walter H. McGee a former Oregon convict confessed participation in the kidnapping of Miss Mary Mellroy daughter of Kansas Citys city manager for a $40000 ransom. The confession came as a federal grand jury began a special session to investigate the abduction with indictments expected under the new kidnapping statute following the Lindbergh case.
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United Press
Kansas City
Walter H. McGee
Oregon
Mary MeIlroy
H. F. MeIlroy
McGee
Gray Herbarium Houses Over 820000 Plant Specimens
Cambridge Harvard Gray Herbarium reports more than 820000 dried plant specimens in its collection, underscoring the institution's role in botanical research and plant diversity documentation.
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Herbarium
Cambridge
Mass
Gray Herbarium
Harvard University
Stanford student arraigned in Palo Alto murder case
David Lamson, a Stanford University student, faced arraignment in Palo Alto on charges of murdering his 28 year old wife Allene Lamson. The complaint, signed by Sheriff William Emig, cited alleged motive rooted in temper and emotional discord within the couple, ending in a fatal strike.
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Paloato
Calif
Stanford University
Allene Lamson
David Lamsci
Sherif Wm. Emig
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