Words of kindness and church life fill social pages
A Fort Worth guest list and community notices describe Mrs Laura Bennett visiting relatives, the Brookwood BATA meeting with plans for September 29, and Womans Christian Union activities. Reports detail Circle 5 state missions, abstinence reasons, Stockholm notes, and Christmas season church events with a farewell to a father.
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Laura Bennett
Fort Worth
Mamilton
Russellville
Brookwood Bata
Brookwood School
James R. Henry
M. M. McCloughan
A. D. Brannon
Carl Bruner
High Schol
Womans Christian Union
Sam Warmack
D. B. Thompson
Dale Barnton
W. R. Chandler
Stockholm
Sweden
H. H. Stuart
S. L. Padgett
Warmack
Anna Liken
Royal Breakfasts Servings and W yora Reference in Buckingham Palace
A publicized book notes a Craspers version prepared by the British and Foreign Tile Soviets for the W yora Ging group of Australian aborigines. The passage mentions Buckingham Palace in London and details breakfasts, lunches, and dinners served to permanent officials and staff who fear the Royal English retinue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
London
The Perfect Model and Gods Commandments Are Not Grievous
Church bulletin invites members and visitors to Bible study at 10 a.m and services at 11 a.m and 1 45 p.m. The morning sermon titled The Perfect Model and the evening sermon Gods Commandments Are Not Grievous. Minister Glenn A. Parks urges attendance and welcomes guests.
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Church OF Curist
West Fifth
Grady Streets
Glenn A. Parks
David
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Weekly Services
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church lists Sunday school at 10 am, singing at 7:40 pm, prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm, and Tuesday night with Rev. McVaver of Waldo preaching. Presbyterian Church also offers Bible school 4:45 pm and worship times, with midweek study on Ezekiel, inviting all to attend.
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Presbyterian Churcit
Ezekiel
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Veryone
Forcel
Itt
Guy DB. Holt. Paxton
Extortion, Formal Scouting and Lindbergh Kidnap Case
New York report details an undercover operation tied to the Lindbergh kidnapping inquiry. Detectives traced a ransom era and a gas station purchase, leading to Hauptmann and police involvement, with high level coordination among FBI officials, New Jersey state police, and New York City police. The arrest signaled a breakthrough after a long, tangled investigation.
Lindbergh kidnap suspect Hauptmann arrested in Bronx
The suspect Hans Hauptmann, linked to the Lindbergh case, was arrested after police searched his Bronx home and garage uncovering ransom money. He denied involvement as investigators, including Inspector Lyons and Lt Finn, questioned him for over a day. A taxi driver later identified Hauptmann as the man who directed the delivery of a note to the educator’s home.
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James Finn
Lind«bergly
Bronx
Hauptmann
Greenwich
Lyons
Finn
Ran
Jassie
John
St. Raymond's Cemetery
Hauptuan
Needham Avenue
Boston Port Road
Max Rauch
Feredal Mn
Roov
Greenwich Street
Waupiminnowas Hey
Relomtress
Geiling Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Department
Frank Fay
New York
Col
Nuria Schwarzkopf
Hite Police
Hunty
O'Ryan
Allers
the Brook
John Perrone
Jatyie
Mauptmann
Perrine
Rick
Smn
Tagpeeter Lyons
Momint
Kanptnap
Nin
Paisley PT A begins visiting program at school
Paisley grade school started its annual Parent-Teacher Association visiting program. Committees from each grade formed to foster character education through closer home school ties. Individuals named include Mrs Jesse Brown Miss Luke Allen Mrs Joe Colemand and others across first to sixth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Paisley
Canny Omttees
Jesse Brown
Luke Allen
Joe Colemand
George Green
Fred Russell
Genevieve Dodds
C. O. Riggins
Helen McRae
C. V. Nunn
Nellie Porter
C. B. Presley
Charles Routon, Jr
Cardinals Win Two Against Braves to Tighten Pennant Push
In Boston the Cardinals swept a doubleheader from the Braves 4 to 1 and 1 to 0, gaining a half game on the Giants. Tex Carleton held the Braves to three hits in game one for his sixth win of the season, while Bill Walker's shutout in game two came with eight Braves hits allowed. Ed Brant’s wildness cost the visitors as Frankhouse and Brant were kept in check, and the streaking Cardinals kept pace in the pennant race.
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Boston
Mass
Cardinals
Braves
Giants
Tex Carleton
Bill Walker
Carleton
Walker
Fren Frankhouse
Ed Brant
666 Liquid and Salve Remedies Claim Quick Cures
An old advertisement touts 666 Liquid, Tables, Salve and Nose Drops with claims of curing malaria in three days, colds in one day, neuralgia headaches in 30 minutes, and a fast acting laxative and tonic as the most speedy remedies known.
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Society Mas
Sip Tienry
T. A. Middebrooks
W. C. Jackson
William Simpson
Ernest Wingfield
Inest Wingfield
Mr. Wingfield
Womans Society of the
First Baptist Church
Circle 5
W. P. Agee
A. A. Hal Lett
W. R. Rogers
Lonoke Bapist
Franklin Horton
Sand
Phislip Foster
Wallace Rogers
Hugh Jones
Young Peoples Work
J A. Sullivan
First Christian Church
Jiny Roberts
Saenger
The
Luckia
Roger
Big Ben
Boss
Baby Ben
Fortune
Bantam
Segtan
John P.cox Drug CO
Feison
Helen Welahimer
Ae First Christian Church
Law Wrest
Lion
Lynn
Adman
Dodge NH
Warner Quinlan
Lesington Avenue
Walter Lyle
Hig Ausloriey
Lyle
Hauptman
New Coats
Ness
Peronne
China
Japan
Germany
St. Louis
England
T. S. McDavitt & CO
Hope, Ark
M System
U.S. No
Maxwell Nouse
Vinny Waitress
del Monte
Eunshineg Krisch, Bex
LARD
Wilsco
Decker
Sologia
Franks Paul
Hoy Head Sanse, Tb
Rise
Buffalo
Lic
Robison
Tom Sawyer
Children’s
PHT
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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