Adventurous Faith Aims To Pave New Frontier
Fragmented 1930s era church and social notes recount a shift toward pioneering effort with religious framing. W. M. 1st Baptist plans a February meeting, election of officers, and circle announcements while local families, including the Hogans and Meek family, return or visit from nearby towns. A surprise shower honors a recent bride, and speakers discuss Christmas spirit and character education at the Paisley meeting.
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Paisley
Bell
Wol Ham
Jilton
First Baptist Elmel
Mey
BP. McPadiden
Jack Sullivan
George Green
Jack Meuk
Caralyn
Bradley, Ark
Wid
K. G. Meftac
Let em Eat Grass Says College Professor
MUNCIE Ind the Phy United States may son become a nation of Ri Hers Dye Cheorge Christie president of Ontario Agerulral college predicted at a farmer's meeting Dried prass specially treated and prepared may be one of the im portant farm crops of tomorrow Grass-culing by mail he said would he change no move startled ther the developmment of the automobile from a hen searing go dev il ty he sMevEhly Tuve llaning vehicle to tas al ity There is even a fan wy any staff who suffer from weers of t he stomich Me tas he taking two spoonfuls of this chier prass daily and his mine a demiarkable comeback
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Muncie
Ind
United States
Christie
Ontario Agerulral College
Mai
Hempstead Woman Is Honored on Birthday
A surprise birthday gathering honored Mrs. E. F. Gilbert of Washington Route 2 on Sunday November 28. Twenty six guests shared an olf fashioned duck dinner buffet style, with family members including Mr. and Mrs. W S Gordon and daughters Midna and Nora of Patmos, Mr. and Mrs. W M Bristow of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Farker Rogers of Columbus, and others attending.
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E. F. Gilbert
Washington
Route 2
Gordon
Midna
Nora
Patmos
W. M. Bristow
Columbus
Farker Rogers
Brad
G. Byers
Hope
Raatle
Frank Gilbert
William Gilbert
Gerald Gilbert
Sona
Carl Gilbert
Glia
Floyd Gilbert
J. F. Gordon
First Church Sunday School and Worship Services
Calls to Services at 511 South Eloy Street invite all to attend Sunday school starting promptly at 1:04 PM. The service follows with the morning worship at the aim hour and a sermon on The Unpardonably Sin. Bring a friend and share the message.
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First Church of the Nazarene
South Eloy Street
Oir
Vivian
IL Aim
Onis
Inuxlreds
Wove Gospel Tabernacle Sunday Services Invite
Bert Webb, pastor, invites all readers to join Sunday School at the Tabernacle with a sermon to follow and a morning worship at 1 o clock. The Christ’s Ambassadors and Children’s Church meet at 6:80 with a Sunday night evangelistic service at 4:30.
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Wove Gospel Tabernacle
Bert Webb
Sueling
Tabernacle
Ullerdt Sumdy
Christ's Ambassadrs and Children
Hope
First Methodist Church Service and Notices
The First Methodist Church led by Pastor Fred K. Harrison invites worshipers to a morning service featuring Communion with the sermon Why Not Tell God. Church School begins at 10 o clock, Epworth Leagues meet at 65 o clock, and generous giving is urged as a duty to support God s Kingdom. Additional notes reference social issues and a memorial mention for William A. Neilson.
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Teyl God
Epworth
Hedeae
Telegraphist J Dale Wilson retires after 47 years of service
PRESCOTT Ark After 47 years in telegraphy J Dale Wilson retires on pension from Missouri Pacific Lines He began as a boy delivering telegraph wires in Hope and worked for St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern, McGehee and Frescat now keeping a steady record as a telegrapher His wife Willie C Bowles married in 1896 their son W D Wilson is Western Union manager in Hope and daughter Mrs R B Musee lives in San Antonio Texas
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Prescott
Ark
J. Dale Wilson
Missouri Pacifie Lines
Hope
Willie C. Bowles
W. D. Wilson
Western Union
R. B. Musee
San Antonio
Texas
History of labor regulation and the Black Connery bill
The piece reviews the US labor law evolution from 1813 to 1929, noting safety rules, minimum wages, and maximum hours, with state progress and Supreme Court reversals. It criticizes the Black Connery bill as a wage-control threat, arguing it would standardize wages nationwide and harm Southern and Western industry while boosting mechanization and higher prices.
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America
United States
United States Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Ally States
Supreme Court
State of
Washington
Washington State
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Iowa
West Virginia
Connery Hill
Sing Cowboy Sing opens at New theater starring Tex Ritter
Tex Ritter stars in Sing, Cowboy, Sing, a deluxe western musical at the New theater this Saturday with Louise Stanley. The plot follows Ritter protecting Madge Summers from a wagon train threat amid rival caravans and a lynch attempt. Three new songs are featured, performed by Ritter and the Texas Tornadoes, adding mood to the action packed show.
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Tex Ritter
New Theater
Goulie Stanley
Madge Summers
Louise Stanley
Tex
Sng
Texas Tornadoes
Edward Kinney
Tex. Ritter
Grand National
Tex Riller
Industrial and agricultural aims clash in policy talk
A confused speech argues that agriculture should lead while industry lags, claiming America is a finished job and insisting on the Connery-Black Bill to settle the path forward. The speaker touts industrial specialists and quick cotton production as perpetual keys to growth.
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America
Ring Recovered Twice in Pasadena Sewer
Mrs Kennedy Hammill had a diamond ring lost nine years ago found in a Pasadena sewer near her home. After a prior recovery, a fresh search of the same sewer yielded the ring once more nearby.
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Pasadena
Calif
Public officials of Foochow face restrictions on dancing
Reports describe Foochow officials awaiting guidance after a Japanese bully forces dancers to yield to danger while European politics shift as the Belgian king courts Britain. A San Francisco girl seeks annulment to return to school, reflecting tensions between love and career. A nightclub closure tied to the Klan is linked to a political misstep in organizing a new club on lodge night.
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Foochow
Britain
San Francisco
Cowboy Medicine and Painted Stallion Chapter Highlight
Production staff Robert N. Bradbury directed the picture and Frank Sanucci served as musical director. Bradbury wrote Cowboy Medicine alone. Also featured is the eighth chapter of the Painted Stallion serial plus a cartoon and comedy.
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Robert N. Bradbury
Frank Sanucci
Bradbury
Fragmentary quote on interrogation and produce claim
A damaged OCR fragment cites Corneling Willehig, chief of New York homicide squad, discussing alleged use of third degree methods only on known criminals. The text also oddly asserts Irish potatoes are stems and sweet potatoes are feet, indicating garbled transcription and no verifiable context.
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Corneling Willehig
Fearchat
New York
Hombide
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