Pastors Unite for Special Grafton Evangelical Meetings
Grafton Methodist Episcopal churches plan joint revival events starting at Andrews church with Dr John L. Wolfe and a team of pastors guiding two weeks of services. Afternoon gatherings at rural churches follow, funded by tuberculosis charity proceeds to aid clinics, patient care, milk, and groceries for those in need.
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Grafton
Andrews Church
tuberculosis _ association
Methodist Episcopal
Whch
Ab Andrews
John L. Wolfe
Fairmont
Morgantown
G Grafton
Andrews
Eskew
St. Paul's
West Main Street
Charles E. Hawkins
Pruntytown
Jesse Earl
Newburg
N. S. Carlson
Evansville
Lloyd Myers
Knottsville
Jones
Ria
Mrs Snively Former Grafton Pioneer Dies in Keyser
Mrs Ambrose Snively 82 longtime Grafton resident died suddenly at 2 30 PM at her Keyser West Virginia home. She had lived in Keyser for several years after her daughter Catherine Snively died in Grafton. Funeral plans to be announced tomorrow afternoon. Survivors include family members once connected to local business and telephone office in Grafton. Mr and Mrs H G Chaney of Lumberland Maryland visit Grafton relatives and attended Norman E White funeral Wednesday.
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Ambrose Snively
Grafton
Keyser
Mineral County
Snively
Ben
Catherine Snively
Nora Shively
Telephone Company
Ambroze
Robert
Fairmont
H. G. Chaney
Lumberland
Norman E. White
Christmas seal sales raise funds for TB program
Treasurer Frank Hollis said today that sales of Christmas seals under the county tuberculosis association program have netted $157 to date. He noted the total reflects ongoing community support and urged continued participation.
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County Tuberculosis Association
Frank Hollis
Plot to overthrow Argentina’s government spurred siege
A state of siege was declared in Blienon Alrgs amid a plot to topple President Augustin F Justo. Prominent political leaders were implicated in the conspiracies, with details emerging about the failed plot and the ensuing crackdown.
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Blienon Alrgs
Augustin F Justo
Argentina
Earth and solar system may have formed from a cosmic eddy
Atlantic City reports a bold AAAS talk by Dr. Harlow Shapley proposing the sun, moon, and Earth originated together from a swirling gas mass that created the Milky Way. He suggests the solar system are remnants of a primordial swirl and that the universe may be older than current estimates, with cosmic meteors indicating larger ancient bodies.
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Atlantic City
Moon
Earth
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Harlow Shapley
Harvard Ollege Observatory
Solar System
Milky Way
Dr. Shapley
Albert Hinstein
Foreign Brains Imported Urged to Aid U S Colleges
Professor Casimir D. Zdanowicz of the University of Wisconsin urged liberalizing the 1924 immigration act to allow easier importation of foreign professors for American colleges. He noted restrictions cause trouble and cited the Einstein visa dispute as a case highlighting the brain drain risk.
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New Haven
oCnn
Profesor Casimir D. Zdanowicz
University of Wisconsin
American Association of University Professors
Zdanowicz
Einstein
VANDALS WRECK BRIDGES IN COAL REGION
Railway authorities declined to name a motive while De catur sheriff notes bridges under guard near Springfield. On December 17 a dynamited bridge at Sicily was blamed on the coal mine wage war dispute.
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Decatur
Springfield
Sicily
Here
Bridge wreck hampers Midland Railroad coal shipments
The damaged bridge used by the Chicago and Illinois Midland Railroad delayed coal shipments from local mines for days. Two weeks earlier authorities found dynamite under a railroad bridge at Litfield Illinois in the coal mine region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Ilinois Midland Railroad
Liteh= field
Ilinois
RUN ON OVERALLS CONTINUES AS RELIEF AGENCIES WORK
The article details extensive Red Cross clothing distribution totaling over 800 homes or about 4,000 individuals and shoe purchases funded by direct relief. It notes weekly welfare board salaries at 2,544 and direct relief costs at 518, totaling 3,062, with weather delaying work. About 200 men are at work on projects including City Booths Creek and Simpson areas.
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Red Cross
Welfare Board
City
Upper
Lower
Booths Creek
Country Clap Road
Simpson
Haymonx
Irontown
Hardman and
Stone House
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