Twenty Years Ago Taker From the Journal Files
June 23 014 twenty years ago report notes Ninety two students to enter high school next fall per Supt Wilson. Station Master Mark Gray returns from Kent Ohio with 14 year old Corry runaway. New Era City playground to reopen at Main and Third tomorrow. City commission passes final reading franchise for electric light and power. William Rust reinstated on local police force. Jubilee quartet from Booker T Washington school to perform July 5 at Methodist church. Claude Messenger returns from Clymer with seven bass and largest four pounds one ounce. James P Crown joins Octo Oil Co Cadiz to start next Monday. Don McKay fished at Spring Creek yesterday. J L Maddock leaves Federal Building after visit with mother in Lancaster. Gladys and Ruth Alam of Eyells return after attending party at Stowe's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rust
Roosevelt Degrees Highlighted In Oddball Education List
United Press reports on June 23 that Roosevelt’s honorary degrees from multiple universities are listed, with Hoover leading among presidents in degrees. The piece jokes about other officials and criticizes wartime federal buildings, noting the aging Tennessee Valley Authority offices amid the heat and sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Treasury
Henry A. Morgenthau, Jr
President Roosevelt
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel Roper
James A. Parley
Hugh $. Johnson
Te Tennessee’ Valley Authority
Az~ Ficullilist Extension Service
Sunday Churches Declare Weekly Schedule At Bethel and Area
Sunday services announced for Bethel and multiple churches including Advent Christian, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Christian Science, United Brethren in Christ, Salvation Army, St Elizabeth’s, St Thomas, Baptist, Church of the Nazarene. Events cover Sunday School 10:00, morning services 11:00, evening services 7:30, midweek prayers, youth programs, and special holiday observances with pastors named and locations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist
Park Street
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
North Center Street
Canada shifts left as Liberal swings sweep provinces
In a dramatic political shift Canada moves from Conservative to Liberal across major provinces including Ontario and Saskatchewan. The nationwide trend suggests a possible national swing, with Americans watching as economic and trade reciprocity issues loom large. The piece compares Canada’s course to U.S. policy and contemplates renewed reciprocal tariff talks.
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Canada
Tn Ostarig
Sasketonewan
Farm
Amticans
British Empire
United States
Dominion
Tait
Magna Carta echoes in American law and liberty
A fragment discusses Magna Carta and its influence on English and American law, noting the 1215 charter, the Bill of Rights, and enduring principles of due process, jury judgment, and protection of liberty amid global shifts away from old safeguards.
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Runnymedé
D Rhy
Russia trade shift leaves American firms without orders
Uncle Sam’s extended credits to Russia prompted hopes of resumed exchanges, but Russia buys elsewhere. Critics trace the stalled trade to U S refusal to deal with the Soviet government and to Johnson bill credit limits. Russia remains a top payor, while American exporters seek new markets amid shifting policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussia
Sam
Russia
Kerensky
Congress
Hank
Runaia
Syvid
Hollywood Reporter: Precter Horn Expe dition to Amazon for Jungle Filming
Hollywood May 23 Precter Horn up to date reports George Seitz returning from a 15 00 mile Amazon River trek seeking film locations. The expedition found Indians who mistook an airplane for their Great Spirit and observed man eating fish in rushing rivers. Two crew members remain at Manaos organizing transport and provisions for a later company visit. Contingent carried trade goods includ ing clothing fabric tin flutes and toys. A base was set at Yerawate 700 miles inland. 500 miles were explored for Jungle Red locations near the Brazilian Colombian border. The natives proved friendly despite primitive living conditions. A separate notice reports Harry Hetherington 46 died in Brisbane from heart disease after amputation led him to invent artificial limbs.
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Hollywood
Precter Horn
George
Seitz
Amazon
Beltz
Manaos
Harold H. Nolte
Joel Sooke
Rio Negro
Yerawate
Paris Styles at the Races Feature Wide Brims and Feathers
Paris notes fashion at the races and Chantilly. Hats dominate, with wide brims sometimes obscuring faces and trims ranging from tiny chimpa of towers to glass fruit. Feathers appear on large organdic hats, silks and chiffons appear in prints, and coats or fox capes in silver blue abound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Knight
United Press
Paris
Chantilly
Star Signals Horoscope Forecast for Oct 1936
Octavine Star Signals notes a Scorpio moon stirring suspicion and urges brain work and manual labor. Birthdate hints at unexpected events involving friends from June 18 to Sept 28, with February’s later stages stressing philosophy travel and foreigners. October 12:23 and other dates mark romance, children, and pleasure as favored, with July 18 and September 25 noted for caution.
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Beamine
Manuel Labor
Une
Danger
Godni Yiy
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Service Update
The Christian and Missionary Alliance Church at East Washington Street and Maple Avenue lists Rev. B. Lewis as pastor. Morning worship at 5 A.M. Sunday School, 12:00 A.M. Special music planned. Evening service at 7:30 P.M. Misses Genevieve Brown and Evelyn Davis of Nyack will lead tonight due to the pastor's absence. Transportation arranged from Leon Tenhuisen’s Glymer farm. Bethel Tabernacle at 38 Hast Church Street also notes 0:00 A.M. Sunday School.
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Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Come Pleasant
Center Streets
Olivert L. Boyd
Alm. Bille School
Theo P. Williams
Messinger
Wagner
Halverson
R. 8. Kewe
Spicjer
Angels
Wildemere
Moses
United Brethren IN Christ Church
United Brethren In Christ
North Center Street
H.R. Harris
C. L. Henton
Bergman
Young “People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Brarank Harvey
Wheelock
Veacher
Nilshanda
Lurie
A. Boke
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Second Avenue
Ernest A. Hoole
Scotch Gospel Singers
Corry
West Spring Creek
Sherman
Ralph Gsrrell
Ladies Missionary Society
Church OF the Nazarene
Johnson Hall
Town Center
Main Streets
Ralph G Merritts
Hawin
Ohio
Ring
Bible Truth
Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
East Washingon Street
Maple Avenue
Rev
B . Lewis
H. Main Street
Genevieve Brown
Evelyn Davis
Nyack
Monay
Leon Tenhuisen
Glymer, N.Y
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Journal
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Supt. Wilson
Mark Gray
Kent
New Era Cit
Main Street
Third Avenue
Booker T. Washington
Methodist Church
Claude Messenger
Clymer
Messenger
James P. Crown
Octo Oil Co
Cadiz
Don McKay
Spring Creek
J. L. Maddock
Lancaster
Federal
Gladys
Ruth Alam
Eyells
Stowe's
Washington
Yale
Roosevelt
Wael
Bul
Herbert Hoaver
Hoaver
Universitie
Prague
Tufts
Lemberg
Brown
Haryari
Cracow
Oxford
Ghent
Rutgers
Hobart
Fordham
Catholic University
Washington College
American University
Taft
Calvin Coolidge
Mone
Andrew Jackson
Margaret F. Ryan
Federal Office of Education
Psuedo-Education of Presidents
Grecia
Constitution Avenue
Pudio
Advent Christian Church
Hasex Street
John Boryk
Maron Street
Loyal Workers
Lutheran Church
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Corner South
Wat
Concord
Edeward L. Wagner
Frederick
Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Wealer and
Smith Streets
John C. Ward
Ciety
Clrch
L. W. Storer
Amiel Bible
Keppel’s Grove
Amiely
Beaver's Camp
Wattsburg
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Center
Pleasant Streets
Perry F. Haines
Ralph S. Dewey
Jesus Christ
Methodists
Taylor University
Taylor
Salvation Army Citadel
East Washington
Na Park Streets
Mia
Nell Hood
Young
Salvation
T. Thomas R
St. Thomas R. C
Washington Street
Francis J. Graves
P. R
Francia M. O’connell
St. Therese
Little Flower of Jesus
Everning
Wichita Falls
Tex
A. Hausmann
LeGrange
Texas
Wausmann
Avery
William Evans
Buhl
Sharon
Fie
New Castle
Erie Railroad
Rey
Ee United Proes
Bethel Tabernacle
Simday School
Member
Federal Reserve System
Nelly Don
Dimity
Langdon Finne
Mise Marion Garry
Waren Tus
Mayme Wood
F.C. Chapin & Sons
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