Women May Be Elders in Presbyterian Church Vote
The Presbyterian General Assembly in Philadelphia considers a mail vote on admitting women to ordination as ruling elders and possibly to ministry. A commission studied opinions, finding scripture allows women elders, with 60 percent favoring elders and 48 percent ministers. 31 percent oppose change. Overtures from Columbia River, Saginaw, and Dallas prompted a committee vote and a campaign across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presay
Philadelphia
Bellefontain
Ohio
John T. Manson
New Haven
Conn
Rush Taggart
New York
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterians
General Assembly
Presbytery of
Columbia River
Saginaw
Mich
Presbytery
Dallas
Texas
Assembly
the Presbyterian Church
The
U.S. A
Shock Absorbers For False Teeth
A Cleveland chemical firm advertises Corega powder that cushions and sticks false teeth, preventing movement while eating. The antiseptic adhesive loosens fears of teeth coming loose during daily tasks and costs 35 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Chemical
Notice to numerous listed heirs in DeKalb County Illinois
A 1920 Illinois notice announces a summons in Gen. No. 20 275 in the DeKalb County Circuit Court. It names Margaret Jordan Mulvilbill and Francis Lester Jordan as complainants and lists many defendants including William Towner and various Waterman heirs. Returnable June term at Sycamore Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Jordan
Patrick J. Hangaghan
James D. Waterman
Katherine D. Waterman
John Clayton Waterman
Caroline W. Syme
Waldo Waterman
Waldo S. Waterman
Abbie J. Kinney
John F Wells
Ellen L. Thomas
Elizabeth M. Chase
James S. Waterman
Anna C. Scott
Mary P. Rice
Abbie L. Waterman
Helen J. Waterman
Abbie Harrison
Clark W. Hayden
Charles Waterman
Nellie L. Woodworth
Mareia A. Smith
Charles R. Babcock
A. N. Starr
William ‘Towner
William Towner
Charles F. Towner
John Jordan
John Hanaughan
DeKalb County
Ilinois
Illinois
Margaret Jordan Mulvilbill
Francis Lester Jordan
Malachi Hanaughan
Michael J. Hanaughan
Stephen M. Hanaughan
Patrick J. Hanaughan
Ella Henehan
Mary Hanaughan
Thomas Hanaushan
Bee
Ciara W. Hayden
John Hannagan
Decca
North West
Secion
North East
Srd P. M
Sycamore
RAT-SNAP Promises Safe Plague Control
A reader recalls using RAT-SNAP to combat rats in a hen house. After initial success two dead rats were found then more vanished. The ad urges following Mrs. Graves' advice and sells three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 guaranteed by C. A. Anderson E. Powell and Barb City Grocery Co.
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Gordon
Central Auto Co
Rineholt Stoll of
Elgin
J. Stoll
Ontario
Torrey, Club
Toronto
Metropolitan Jockey Club
Jamaica
Kentucky Jockey Club
Louisville
Cornell
Oregon State
Portland
Ladies Kennel Club of Canada
Montreal
Oakland
Calif
Paris
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Rumeries
Oregon
Salem
Northwestern
Minneapolis
Rocky Mountain
Boulder, Colo
West Virginia
Morgantown
Joe Stecher
Strangler
Ed" Lewis
Willie Jackson
Tommy Elm
Paterson
N. J
Stockings Convoy
Dutch Brandt
Schenectady
Tees
Sailor Friedman
Bud Perrill
East Chicago
Ind
Northern Utilities Company
Ahnois Northern Utilities Company
United States
Shichester S
IT Aggsts St
Chronicle
Goodyear
P.S. Corey & Son
Lincoln Highway
DeKalb, Ill
the House of Service
Chevrolet
Samson
Lucas Garage
R. J. Murphy
YCOLN
Highway
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Kraft Nelson Swanson Co
Anderson Bros
Hart Schafiner & Marx
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