Revival Opened At Presbyterian Church Thursday Night
A Christmas entertainment planned at St Charles Hall was delayed by low attendance as the Reily Presbyterian revival began Thursday evening led by Rev. Park and the Gospel club from Miant University. Guests enjoyed a meal, social time, and seasonal singing as students received gifts and a luncheon was served.
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Reily Presbyterian
Uark
Ie Gospel Club
Miant University
Tod Via
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Sneresting
Beevives
Acca
Wyth Garner
Charles
Ford
Offic ers Elected and Meeting Planned for Local School Year
A community meeting is set for Friday at Heily dawn ball with Jersey own School District No 6 and 9 to present a program including the Sleepy Solow Cinderella legends. Afterward a free post sale will be held at the high school with pupils’ families invited to send parcels for the sale while a Walker MS church program honored.
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Kunth Wats
Freeman Perry
Lrenwater
Lillian Baka
Cemmitter
Helen Gussain
Mavie
Jersey
Dis
Vnet
Sleepy Solow
Patyyns
Pupils Strike Over Vacation Plan By School Board
Reported student protests across Central high and other schools end with a petition demanding a Christmas recess. The board rejected the plan by a large vote. officials cited budget and calendar constraints amid student leadership efforts. Adolph Geiger, longtime local proprietor, dies at Bath OK, aged in his later years.
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Inlice
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Adolph Geiger
Tneinnatl
aAdalph Geiger
Die Old Ehn Bépoot Elul
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Bath
Walia Hilts
Tie
Iona
Tornado Devastates Arkansas Towns Killing Several
A destructive Arkansas tornado swept Little Nek and nearby areas, killing about ten people and injuring many more. Five white and five Black victims confirmed as dead. many residents feared more fatalities as communications failed and a state convict farm near Tucker was cut off. Warden J. R. Burkett heads to the scene with guards, while reports describe wrecked homes, fires, and roads blocked by debris across Creworld, Ping Blatl, and surrounding settlements.
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Ark
Loni -Goubial
Tucker
Hur
Woll
J. R. Burkett
Etate
Rang Delachount
Inday
Keo
Cmt
Duvall Blat
Des Are Mens
Lima Faces Blackout After Water Plant Dryout
In Lima Ohio on December 27 a severe power shortage crippled light heat and streetcar service as the Lima Water Authority reports its two reservoirs near empty. A new billion gallon plant contract was awarded days ago but power remains unavailable and the city fears no paper will be issued if power does not return today.
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Lima
Lina
Ohio Bee
Ruibeau Company
IL. Q. Gilpin
Limayyater
Angin
Ohio Troops Stand Ready On Border Duty
Columbus December 27 General D. Speaks commander of the Second Brigade of the Ohio National Guard said border troops are in good condition and cheerful to remain on duty as long as needed. He noted tents are floored and equipped with stoves and hot water showers, and urged Adjutant General Bryant to review border conditions to ease concerns.
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Columbus
D. Cal Speaks
Ohio National Guard
Bryant
Speaks
Speeks
Bo Vis
Sweden acts and funeral tragedy load in brief
The Tageblud reports Sweden will retaliate after a note of support from Wilson and Swiss governments. In Columbus Ohio a minister at a Methodist church was killed and a passenger injured when a hearse crashed at a crossing near Derby, the hearse containing the late writs being transported to the Derby area.
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Eller
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Ohio
Hanes
Weber
Derby
Belgian Workmen Repatriation Efforts Reported
Toulon reports King Alfonso of Spain urged Germany to repatriate a large group of Belgian workers drafted into Germany. The dispatch notes Jewish and assimilation concerns, with instructions to continue efforts to secure the maximum possible liberation for Belgians.
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Germany
Madrid
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Cox and daughter to be alone in receiving line
Governor Cox and his daughter Mixa Hoten Cox will be the only people in the receiving line during the formal reception for state officials in the donate chamber the night of Coxs inauguration. announcement came from former Governor James M. Dannybell, chairman of the reception committee. The piece also notes a tonic claiming Laxative Bromo Quinine is safe for use without causing nervousness or jitters.
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Tunes M. Cox
Mixa Hoten Cox
James Vi. Dannybell
Hie
Grove
Auto thieves syndicate stole thousands of Chicago cars
The Chicago Police and State's Attorney Hoyne hunted members of an auto theft ring alleged to have stolen about 3,500 cars in 18 months. Howard, named in court, faced charges with bonds set at 420,000 as investigators traced confessions and connections to the gang.
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Due
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Lorenty
Jal
Hoyne
Howard
Auto Thieves” Syndicate
Rolat
Crowe
Ins
Methodist Union Commission Begins Deliberations in Baltimore
Southern Methodist delegates form a joint commission with the Methodist Episcopal church here for union talks. Bishop Waren A. Cundier of Atlanta was named chair, succeeding the late Bishop A. W. Wilson. The body includes twenty leading ministers and leaders from across the United States, aiming to finalize corporate union of the two churches serving over 6,300,000 members. The meeting signals a major effort akin to Baltimore church unity milestones.
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Butimore
Southern Methodist
Joint Commission
le Methodist Episcopal Church
Waren A, Cundier
Athanta
A. W. Wilson
Ballimore
Efort
Luyanen
United States
Uke Battimore Chiiatms Gantorenes
Scientists Use Rabbits To Test Purity of City's Meat Supply
A historical report describes using rabbits to assess meat purity in the city. The method involves injecting a serum to detect substitution of meat types and noting precipitate as an indicator of contamination.
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Dale
Repairs on the Arizona amid market chatter and confusion
Fragments describe repairs on the Arizona amid a noisy market scene in New York. The garbled text mentions workers, the Nowe Verde market, and unclear references to deals, prices, and local activity, with no clear dates or entities fully readable.
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New York
Hengere
Arizona
Emily
Alan Deeds
Mean Trick Ends College Rowing Hope
A New England college bans a women’s entry citing scholarships for men. Rivalry with the men’s crew leads to plots, firings, and sabotaged practices. In a pre-regatta vote the women push to admit then hatch a plan to break the crew. The six oared boat fails while women celebrate a victory for themselves.
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Bowers
Onkins
Nebey
Menis
Ponghkeopsirhat
Elwer
Isle of
Perkins
Mid
Towsie
Louise van Winkle
Tompkins
Winifred Turnles
Gharn- Jey Wael
Tess Sarker
Imeil
Teass
Craw Wit
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