Mary Sample Writes On California Earthquake Experience
Mary Sample from Indiana, now living in Arcata California, recounts an earthquake experience in Eureka Arcata and shares her feelings about the event. She describes waking during the quake, the house creaking and damage, and notes the impact on nerves and finances while praising sturdy construction. Doxie Moore announces a July 1 move from Main Street to North Union Street.
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Mary Sample
California
Wilson
Riley Park
Greenfield
Mary
Eureka
America
Indiana
Greenfield High School
Indiana University
Arcata, California
Redwoods
Bay
Drama Teachers Association
Arcata Center
Mindwell
Arcata
Mark Twain
Lillian
Doxie Moore
Main Street
North Union Street
Frame Wins Indianapolis 500 Behind Firestone Tires
Fred Frame won the 500 mile Indianapolis race at speed over 104 mph, driving a Firestone tire equipped car. He praised Firestone for tire reliability and thanked Harvey S. Firestone in a telegram after the victory. Firestone tires powered all finishers and earned a thirteenth consecutive win for the company.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Fred Frame
Frame
Harvey S. Firestone
Firestone
Peter de Padlo
Edsel Ford
Jerry Hauck
Bible School Plans and Sermon at Local Church
Bible School meets at 9 30 with Ray Orr as superintendent and a growing attendance. A baptismal service was held last Sunday followed by a fellowship service led by elders and deacons. Sermon at 10 30 titled The Way of Virtue, with vesper by the young people at 5 30. The lesson sermon cites Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science, contrasting spiritual truth with material science.
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Bible School
Ray Orr
Mary Baker Eddy
Sunday Church Schedule Highlights for Week
Bible Study hour from 9:30 to 10:30 begins with opening exercise. Morning worship follows Sunday School and lasts 60 minutes. Taxis Club meets 6:30 followed by evening message at 7:30. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30. Children’s Service June 26 led by Primary and Intermediate departments.
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Taxis
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Topic for June 19
The Lesson-Sermon topic for Sunday is Man Evolved by Atomic Force as part of Christian Science services. Biblical citations include Obadiah 1:3-4 and references to guarding sacred trust from worldly babblings. The language reflects the standard Bible citations used in the weekly Lesson-Sermon.
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Christian Science Services
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Timothy
Burrows Presbyterian Church Notice
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Charles Sanderson superintendent. Morning worship at 11 a m with junior and senior sermons. Special music. June 26 at 7 30 p m a special service. Pastor subject Jesus of Nazareth junior sermon Life and the Life Our motto Not only to live, but to love. Come early for a good seat.
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Charles Sanderson
Jesus of Nazareth
Fathers Day Service Promises Forgiving Father Theme
Church schedule lists 9 30 Sunday School with Mrs Matthew Jackson as superintendent and Mrs Maxine Kennard as secretary followed by 10 30 Morning Worship for a special Fathers Day service. Sermon themes include The Forgiving Father Long Lost Son Returns and Whole City Turns Out. A citywide feast hosted by A Gladfather celebrated the Prodigal Son's return from the Orient.
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Matthew Jackson
Maxine Kennard
Sec
Jesus
A. Gladfather
Orient
Forgiving Father Sermon Preview at Baum Home
The story, told by Jesus, centers on the elder and younger son. Rev. Wilson gives his last service before the conference at 7 45 p m Tuesday at the home of Raymond Mildred and Dorothy Baum.
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Jesus
Rockfield Presbyterian Church Sunday School Series
Rockfield Presbyterian announces Sunday school at 9 30 with William Veach as superintendent and 168 in attendance on June 12. Evening worship at 7 30 features the Children s Day Program and upcoming Sacrament of the Lord s Supper on June 26 at 10 30. The pastor delivers junior and senior sermons with choir anthems led by Mrs Mullen.
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William Veach
Mullen
Bureau of Prohibition costs per person set at 88 cents
Washington reports that enforcement costs for the Bureau of Prohibition will run about 88 cents per person this fiscal year, with net cost around 4 cents after expected refunds from fines taxes and confiscated property. Total bureau cost is estimated at $11,069,500, offset by over $6,000,000 in refunds and proceeds.
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Bureau of Prohibition
United States
Bureau
Prohibition
New York
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H. Hugo
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Coe
Westinghouse
William Givler
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Ndiana
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Swift & Company
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E. Main St
Superior Ambulance Service
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