Christmas letter from Brush College church pastors
Rev. and Mrs. William Eddy of Brush College church in Leo Indiana sent a Christmas greeting to their Austinville sponsors. The letter asks for shared burden and service, emphasizes humility and love, and thanks donors for prayers and cooperation during the year. Gerald and Diane join in the well wishes.
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William Eddy
Brush College Church
Leo
Ind
R. A. Eddy
Austinville
Gerald
Diane
Bill
Ruby
Community News From Morgan County Cedar Creek
All children return to school after holidays except Gale Holmes with chickenpox. Turkey shooting at Mr Pruett's store. Mr and Mrs Walter Knox move near Union Hill. Erin Parker Ollie Holmes and Clarence Owens attend singing at Hanceville Theatre. Willie B Foote moves from Decatur to Walter Knox’s former home. Mrs T S Storie returns from Birmingham. Preaching planned Saturday night and Sunday after Sunday school with public invitation.
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Gale Holmes
Worker fatally injured by falling lumber at Montgomery cow coliseum
A construction worker, Rubin Willis of Montgomery, was killed when a piece of falling lumber struck him on the head at the new cow coliseum in Montgomery Alabama yesterday. The incident occurred during construction work on the facility.
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Montgomery
Ala
New “Cow Coliseum
Rubin Willis
Montgo
Harmony notes and family visits in Lawrence County
A local Harmony report lists Reverend J. W. Henderson serving services, neighbors visiting Ellie Gillespie and others quilting and calling on relatives. Separate Washington item notes Rep. A. L. Miller plans a final attempt to end World War II with a July 4 resolution.
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Washington
Rep
A. L. Miller
Rneb
Congress
Worker killed as scaffold wood falls in accident
A worker named Mery died in hospital after a 65 pound block of wood dropped from scaffolding struck him, triggering a fatal injury investigation.
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Mery
A&P Responds to Anti-Trust Allegations in Ads
The company defends its practices against anti-trust charges raised in newspapers and other media. It asserts that multiple lawsuits across federal courts were decided against the accusers, and promises future ads detailing the three defeats and more.
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A&p
United States
Washington Bread Case and A P Antitrust War
The article recalls a court rebuke of anti trust charges against A P Gordon says the lawyers lacked evidence and notes upcoming coverage of other suits including a Danville Illinois case. It argues the real issue is whether big business and low prices should be allowed or attacked by Washington whistle blowers.
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A&p
Washington
Anti-Trust
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