Pastor Anders M. E. Leads Sunday Services at Local Church
Anders M. E., Pastor, conducts Sunday School with Mrs. Ons Jetteryé as superintendent. Public worship at 10:80 features a sermon by the pastor. Union services to be held. Rev. F. L. Postlethwaite to preach. Regular monthly meeting of the official board at 7:40, postponed from last week. All members urged to attend. public invited.
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Beneres
Ons
L. Postlethwaite
First Presbyterian Services and Sabbath School Schedule
Prayer circle at 9 26 and Sabbath School at 9 80 led by Mrs Earl Wilkinson and Mrs John W Ault respectively Senior and Junior Supervisors Evening worship and Union service at Andrews M E Church A cordial welcome to all attendees.
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Earl Wilkinson
John W. Ault
Andrews M. BE
St Paul's Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Rev E B K Root leads morning worship at 10 30 with subject The Test of Fruitfulness The Luther League meets at 6 30 Vespers service and Wednesday prayer meeting invite all to attend Union Services at the Andrews M B Church Orchestra leads song service Four Sunday School classes and 15 attendees invited to come All worshippers welcome to join all services
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W. H. Shatterman
The
Luther League
Andrews M. B
St Pauls MBE Worship and Union Services Schedule
Church bulletin lists 10:00 worship service and sermon by Rev French Boone at St Pauls MBE. Sunday school at 12:00 led by J Mayzilles, superintendent. 7:45 union services at Andrews MBE. 7:30 Wednesday prayer meeting and Bible study. Public welcome to all services.
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J. Hy ‘Mayzilles
Andrews M. B
First Brethren Sunday Services Announced
At 9 30 Sunday school will be led by A D Ho vatter Superintendent. Classes welcome all. At 10 00 preaching by Rev L E Ulndowel.
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A. D. Hovatter
L. E. Ulndowel
Morrison's Undersells by Cash Buying Strategy
Advertisement claims Morrison's reduces customer costs by buying for cash, enabling lower prices and underselling competitors. It promotes earning power loss and suggests saving the difference through cash purchases of clothing.
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Morrison's
Christian Endeavor Weeknight Services and Bible Study
Ed ward Moats presides over a 7 00 Christian Endeavor session with Rev Lind wel conducting a mid week service and Rev Lindowel leading a Bible study on Spiritual Living. A Phur day program offers 3 o clock children's services for ages five to twelve. The public is invited to attend all services.
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Christian Endeavor
Edward Moats
Lindwel
Lindowel
First M. E. South L. L. Casto Pastor Service Schedule
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at South L. L. Casto lists 9:30 Sunday School led by J. 8. Keener on Sept 7 380 evening services directed by the pastor with a congregational hinge feature. 6:30 Wednesday junior choir meeting under W. W. Lambert, inviting all with no other church obligations to meet.
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Keener
Congregational Fingive
W. W. Lambert
First United Brethren Church Service Schedule
The First United Brethren Church led by Minister L. Postlethwait offers 7:30 Church School with Guy E. Bennett as superintendent, 10:30 Worship with a sermon on Living Newspapers, and 7:45 union services at Andrews M. E. Church. All members are urged to attend and test their welcome.
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Guy E. Bennett
Andrews M. E. Church
First Baptist Church Service and Youth Invitation
The First Baptist church hosts 9:30 church school and a 10:30 sermon by Rev. John H. Gentry of Clarksburg. He extends a special invitation to young people with a feature story and music by the choir with Frances Jaco as organist.
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William, Morgan, Sr
John H. Gentry
Clarksburg
Gentry
Frances Jaco
Methodist Protestant church notices invite all to Sunday school
The Methodist Protestant church lists 9:30 Sunday School with C. C. Richman as superintendent and classes for all ages. There will be no evening service at the church, but everyone is invited to attend the union service at Andrews M E Church.
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C. C. Richman
Andrews M. E
First Church of Christ Service Schedule
Church notices list 9 30 Bible school led by Hin kins and Sterling at 10 30 morning worship with sermon 7 15 union services at Andrews M E Church under Pastor E M Oakes.
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First Church of Christ
E. M. Oakes
Bible School
F. &. Hinkins
C .F. Sterling
Andrews M .E. Church
Salvation Army Preaching Service at 8 PM
The Salvation Army presents an 8:00 PM preaching service featuring Rev. Oakey Grow of Wellaville Ohio. The Wellerville pastor will deliver a sermon titled The Quartet That Raised the Roof to the circuit community audience.
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Cidates
Oakey
Billy) Grow
Wellaville
Ohio
Community Church
Wealthy American Refused Ride on R 100 Dirigible
New York August 9 Howard Hughes Oklahoma oil man and film producer offered 100000 for a Montreal to New York ride aboard the British airship R 100. The dirigible commanders refused the publicity stunt. Also dated notices include death of Harry G Bilis 65? commercial manager for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co Morgantown district.
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New York
Gillionaire
Montreal
Howard Hughes
Associated Press
Wheeling
Harry G. Bilis
Chesapeake and Potomac “Telephone
Morgantown
Huge Air Beacon to Honor Columbus in Santo Domingo
Washington reports a cross roads of the air project to honor the Spirit of Columbus at Santo Domingo with a giant beacon light. Twenty one American nations sponsor the plans for land and water airport while an international jury selects models May 15.
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Columb
Washington
Santo Domingo
New World
Raymond Hood
Senting
North America
Horacio Acosta
Latino America
Eilel Saarinen
Europe
Tunnelton Social News and Town Updates
In Tunnelton on Aug 9 mayor F A Hartt urged water conservation and careful rubbish burning as the town faces a low supply. Pavement resurfacing began Thursday, with one block reopened at a time during about a week. Ladies Aid met at the Methodist church with a committee for this month’s work and reports presented. Jo Ann Grey celebrated her 6th birthday with a surprise party at the wall diamond, featuring cake and gifts. A dance at Frank Myers’ home near Howesville drew about sixty guests. A Young People Sunday School class met at the Methodist basement inviting guests, with refreshments and music by Ruth Miller, Marie Miller, Mildred Collins, and Bertha.
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Tunnelton
F. A. Hartt
Jo Ann Grey
Gail Grey
Glenn Maiér
Cumberland
Norma Wood
Wheeling
Virginia
Carroll Garett
Charles Hafer
Betty Maye Shaver
John Franklyn Kerebival
Young Peoples
Methodist Church
Ruth. Miller
Marie Miller
Mildred Collins
Bertha
Phillips and Nankin Family Reunions Held Aug 10
The annual Phillips and Nankin family reunions are set for Sunday August 10 at the Frank Williams park campground and Nankin grove respectively. All family members are asked to attend and bring dinners for the daylong gatherings. Funeral attendance noted as Mrs Anna Reese Mrs Mildred Collins Bertha Reese and Vesta Reese travel to Morgantown for the funeral of Robert Simmons Electrocuted in a mine. A dinner social at the home of Mr and Mrs W G Taylor drew relatives and friends from Manheim Greensburg Austen and nearby towns. A six oclock birthday party for Miss Sarah Chidester featured games music and refreshments. Additional social at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Ruggles included guests and an outing to the Country Club with swimming and golf.
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Phillips
Frank Williams
Anna Reese
Mildred Collins
Bertha Reese
Vesta Reese
Morgantown
Robert Simmons
Nankin Grove
W. G. Taylor
Anna Dewitt
Manheim
Sarah Huggins
Anna Belle
Betty
Greensburg
Jessie Spangler
Lois
Leona
Billy Edgar
Dorothy Jean
Austen
Lawrence Taylor
Sarah Chidester
Gates resigns J P Morgan arm to lead Penn
Thomas S Gates resigns as partner of J P Morgan Co and Morgan firms to become president of the University of Pennsylvania. He cites desire to devote himself to higher education while balancing the university’s fund-raising and administrative needs. He says the main aim is superior education, not financial stewardship alone.
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Philadelphia
Thomas S. Gates
Aulary
Gates
J. P. Morgan& Co
New York
Drexél & Co
Morgan, Grenfell,& Co
London
Morgan - Cie
Paris
University of Pennsylvania
Tuhe'ie
Agke
Thor
Local residents visit and travel notes from Grat ton area
Robert and Mrs Paris Shay and daughter Patty Lou visit friends and shop. Mr and Mrs Russell Cole and family of Pittsburgh visit Frank P. Cole’s parents. Ed Seamon of Hillman Coal Co Pittsburgh visits on business. Walter Herndon of Cumberland attends to company affairs. Rev and Mrs W D Whiters travel to visit in Ohio. Harold and Audrey Winters accompany them to Elm Grove. Mrs RO Keener and Beverly Irene depart for Portland Ind to visit W W Lacy. Mrs Cecil Mater and children Mildred and Glen visit Cumberland party guests.
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Robert
Paris Shay
Patty Lou
Gratton
Birs
Russell Cole
Pittsburgh
Cole
Frank P. Cole
Ed Seamon
Hillman Coal Co
Walter Herndon
Cumberland
W.D. Whiters
Cio
Harold
Audrey Winters
Elm Grove
RO. Keener
Beverly Irene
Portland
Ind
W. W. Lacy
Cecil Mater
Mildred
Glen
E. C. Mater
E. C. Courtney
Smith Shay
Radio Schedule Listings From Associated Press
Eastern time radio programs listed by station including WEAF WABC WIL WBAL WOR KDKA WGY WBZ WLW WIR WSB WHAS and WHAS with dance orchestras bands comedians variety acts and NBC program blocks plus half hour and hourly segments across major markets in New York Baltimore Newark Pittsburgh Detroit and more.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt Named Philippine Deputy Governor in New Appointment
Nicholas Roosevelt, editor at the New York Times since 1923, is named vice governor of the Philippines alongside Dwight W. Davis. Roosevelt brings Far Eastern affairs knowledge, a garden hobby, and a Harvard background, with roots in Oyster Bay and ties to the Roosevelt family. He served as a military aide to Wilson and held a captain’s rank. unmarried, he resides with his mother at the Oyster Bay estate during winter.
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New York
Dwight W. Davis
Philippines
Nicholas Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Hewlett
Long Island
New York Times
Tong
Leonard Wood
Oyster Bay
Necholas
Manilla
Wood
Harvard
Paris
Wilson
Durin
Nashville Station Schedule Fragment
Daily broadcast notes list shop 461.2 WSM Nashville at 1 30 with orchestral 8 40 Hunters Harmon ica 9 46 Jack and Bill barn dance 10 30 Jumpers WJZ 11 15 variety programs shows read like a radio guide segment.
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WSM
Nashville
Orch
Hunters
Jack & Bill
WJZ
Paris Autumn Style Shows End With Subtle Changes
Paris rounds off autumn fashion shows with lighter hems waists raised and new colors. Ankle length evening skirts gain favor while sleeves gain fancy cuts and gathered skirts appear. Grey displaces beige and black white dominate day and night wear.
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Paris
Fires Kill 12 in West Virginia July Casualty Report
Charleston West Virginia Aug 9 Fire caused twelve deaths and thirty four persons were burned or injured according to the July 1 casualty report of State Fire Marshal Stahlmann. The fatalities included nine men and three children with two of the children girls the youngest three years old.
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Charleston
W. Va
Stahlmann
Bridget Stars Go To Wesleyan
Aug 9 Wheeling ex Bridgeport stars Arenie Mc Clatin Harold Suter and Bernie Miller will report to West Virginia Wesleyan football training camp at Buckhannon This fall Orville Edmundson Wesleyan sturdy center last year helped lure them Coach Claire Ross returns as head mentor and Staff Sergeant Willbald Nowak leads the 18th Infantry band during the wartime era background mentions his World War I service.
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Wheeling
Arenie McClatin
Harold Suter
Bernie Miller
Bridgeport
West Virginia Wesleyan
Tuckhannon
Wesleyan
Orville Edmundson
Bobcat College
Claire Ross
Panhandle
Talkies Library of Noises Carefully Indexed Bedlam
Hollywood reports on Bernard Brown creating a vast library of stored sound effects for films. The process used field recordings from rail stations, streams, and barnyards to capture authentic noises, saving time and cost by avoiding repeated retakes. Brown and his team aim to supply diverse sounds with a daily focus on new auditory material.
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Talkies Library OF Noises
Hollywood
Bernard Brown
Brown
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