Presbyterians Vote Against Denouncing Catholic Marriage
The 142nd Presbyterian General Assembly in Philadelphia narrowly defeated a measure denouncing Catholic marriage as a matter of faith. Opponents, led by the Philadelphia Presbytery, argued the section added no weight to marriage guidance yet sparked debate on sex and marriage. The assembly approved other resolutions urging sermons on love and the Christian home and authorized funding to study marriage issues, while maintaining existing temperance and Sabbath observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clouinoud
Presbyterian General Assembly
U. S
Confession of Faith
Muttinga Palivoon
Preaby
Cathalias
Eine
Vole
Tan
Assembly
Special Commission On Marriage
Dti
Philadelphia Presbytery
Goningston
Qhem
Marringe
Achelon
Alace
Christian Education
Pylmaeton Theological Seminary
Hugh Kerr
Pittsburgh
State Music Clubs Meet in Sterling
Colorado Federation of Music Clubs holds its annual convention in Sterling with 160 delegates. Notable participants include Mrs. W H Chambers and Mrs. Oscar Turner of Grand Junction, Miss Downice Wennermark, Francie Schwinger, Mrs. W E H Biddall of Pueblo, and others from Brush Fleming and Fort Morgan. Guest artist Mrs Claude Sebell of New York performed a dance. events included junior voice violin and piano contests, a publicity luncheon, and an evening banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pring Startlng
Colorado Federation of Music Clubs
Golonites
W. H. Chambers
Oscar Turner
Grand Junction
Downice Wennermark
Francie Schwinger
W. EH. Biddall
Pueblo
Lec Colwell
Francia Joliffon
Brush
Doria McCormick
Fleming
Fern Hanson
Fort Morgan
Claude Sebell
New York
John G. Kendel
Dauvar
Hours Must Come Down Wages Up Labor Leader Says
Labor leaders urge immediate adoption of a five day work week with a six hour day as the norm, followed by a shorter six hour day on prevailing wage scales. Speakers include Warl KR Hoago president and John B. Gross secretary at the Colorado Federation of Labor meeting in Pueblo. About 200 delegates attend with Otto Thume Ronard More and Harry Tox among notable participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warl KR
Hoago
John B. Gross
Sosh
Colorado Frateration of Labor
Houga
Dias
Healy
Syoakars
Pueblo
Federation
Otto Thume
Ronard More
International Culinary Workers Union
Harry Tox
Wyoming Federation of Labor
Right Step in to Provide a Real Home and More
Mawson Peterson Lumber Co promotes buying a home as a solid investment and urges budgeting to secure a first property. They offer guidance on financing and emphasize stability over stock market risk, with contact at 1190 Seventh Avenue and phone 7893. Also mentions wedding luncheon service by Gilbert Bishop and Velvet Brand Brick Ice Cream at 89c a quart.
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Mawson Peterson” Lumber Company
Mawson-Peterson. Lumber Co
Seventh Avenue
Gilbert Bishop
Gale
Gilbert Bishop Drug Co
Eighth St
Horne
Bridefriendly home goods and gifts advertised in local shops
Local retailers promote wedding preparations with silverware patterns from Glazier Jeweler 822 Ninth Ave and bridal services from Dowell Flower Shoppe 1202 Fourth Avenue. The Kittle Grocery and Ray Furniture Co. advertise planning for home life, urging brides and thrifty housewives to buy quality with delivery, payments, and early planning for the wedding day.
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Dowell
Powell Flower Shopper
Fourth Avenue
Qilbert Bishop Brug Company
Eighth St
Glazier, Jewular
Ninth Ave
Kittle Grecary
Horne's Book Store
Mawson-Peterson Lumber Go
Beventh Aso, Ray Furniture Company
Summer Orchestra for Students Started Here
A student symphony society forms a summer orchestra for youths over age four announced by Ronald Faulkner from the public schools department. First rehearsal is Wednesday next month February 12 at 7 80 o clock in the Eighth Avenue gymnasium. Directors are J DeForest Cline and Mr Faullmer. The group will draw current school orchestra players not in Philharmonic and serve as training for future membership. Any interested young players not in summer work should attend.
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Ronald Faulkner
Faulnor
Funes
Eighth Avenues Gymnasium
J. DeForest
Cline
Faullmer
Practical Joke Affects Union Pacific Train Debut
Burlington officials blame Sam Drury of the Burlington traffic department for an ill conceived stunt tied to the christening of the new Columbia Union Pacific express. The uproar included bands, street parades, official visitors, and heavy newspaper attention as the scene unfolded near the shop complex at the east end of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Burlington
DU. P
Groad
Aristocrat Train Serenade Brightens City Crossing
The Aristocrat train and the Burlington steamers ran near the shops as a band and workers cheered the new train on its eastbound run. The Columbine trailed behind but could not pass the stopped Aristocrat. Crossing tower men toasted with cigars after the brief spectacle.
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Burlington
Witton
Hmits
Tao
Leavar
Sant
Columbine
Cooperative Livestock Meeting Announced in Denver
Notification of a regional cooperative selling agency for cattle and sheep to the Tocky Mountain Region was sent to Weld county cattle and sheep men. An invitation to attend a 10 a.m. meeting on June 6 at the Albany hotel in Denver was extended, called by J. E. Mollin, secretary of the American National Livestock Association.
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Tocky Mountain
H. H. Simpson
Weld County
Albany Hotel
Denver
E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association
Convict Demands Freedom for His Plane Propeller
A 46 year prisoner John King, inventor of a revolutionary airplane propeller, claims release is tied to benefits from his design. He says the plan uses a multiple propeller to maximize horsepower with 90 percent efficiency. A preliminary meeting in Colorado plans a regional livestock marketing agency with officials Prager Miller and the federal farm board to discuss facilities and incentives for cattle and sheep markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King
Priuon
Kirig
United States Navy
Henry Ford
Gusgenheim Foundation
Jim
Ida
King
Harry G. Hill
State Penitentiary
Pridon
Denver
National Livestock Marketing Association
Agricultural Marketing Act
Prager Miller
Federal Farm Board
Colorado
Wyomilng
Invention On Blade System Faces Royal Refusal
The article describes a blade system with gears and a rotating outer shaft, blades moving along the length, and a rate of up to 1000 improvised movements per minute. Major King has refused several offers for the invention, while a prisoner serving 16 years faces 13 more. psychologists label him a criminal type of mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Him
King
Eral Effora
Prigo
Prigon
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Sterling
Goe
Nell
Greeley
Glazier's
I. C. Glazier, Jeweler
Kittle Grocery
Ray Turniture Company
Hoya
Thay
The
Raw Furniture Co
U. P
Taacher
Ferguson
Willig Griffith
Greeley Tent & Awning CO
Eighth Avenue
Little Jimmy
Swinnerton
Dowal
Chissy
Macy Mortuary
Coristas Street
Avenue
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