Prayer meeting Friday with multiple neighborhood hosts
Fraternal prayer meetings are scheduled Friday afternoon at four o clock. Leaders named for each host home will ensure music books and a written report are prepared for Dr. White to present at evening services. Neighbors are invited to attend observances at listed addresses across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firet Bined
Dr. White
Alma Calderwood
School Street
B. A. Barber
Annie Given
D. M. Little
Grant Street
R. L. Hess
L. B. Rittenhouse
George T. Marlin
N. Sixth St
Ella Howeath
Flo. Mitchell
Jesse E. McKean
Ninth Street
W. 0. Moorhead
D. M. Marshall
James Gompers
Eee
Sixth Street
Ieaiere
Ay L G Clark
Capt
Flinn
Barnett
Locust Street
Teeder
H.C. Eatep
H D. Widdowson
M. J. Orr
West Philadelphia Street
Edson Hoyt
Lawrence Campbell
Irvin Shaffer
Railroad Avenue
Charles Mack
Albert Warren
John 8. Bowers
East Church Street
Americans Imprisoned in Mexico Report
Washington Jan 15 The State Department instructed American officials in Mexico to investigate reports that Dr. William F Lorenz of Madison Wis was arrested and imprisoned at Progresso. The embassy was urged to seek telegraphic orders to secure his immediate release if he was unjustly detained.
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Washington
State Department
Mexico
William F. Lorenz
Madison
Wis
Progresso
Mexico City
Local Social Notes From Barnesboro Area
Mr Arthur Jones of Barnesboro visited Mrs Sarah B Williams and family recently. Miss Martha Williams teaches at Alverda schools while Miss Saraei teaching in Barnesboro is ill at home. Mrs Williams suffers a grippe and tonsillitis attack. Mr Kunkle of Indiana called at the N A Martin home. D E Jones, Mrs Richard Williams, and Mrs David Clark visited Mrs Williams. Residents attended Thomas Johns funeral at McDowell Cemetery. Richard Williams called on business in Heilwood. J C Keating of Cockport was a guest in Heilwood. Mr and Mrs John Sides are on the sick list. W W Williams, Miss Margaret Williams, and Mrs Richard Williams visited Barnesboro Friday. S Lute visited Barnesboro Thursday and Friday. Miss Jane Williams visited G M Joiner on Saturday. Misses Emma and Wilda Williams were Barnesboro callers Saturday. L Devine was a business caller here Saturday.
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Arthur Jones
Barnesboro
Sarah B. Williams
Martha Williams
Alverda
Saraei
Willams
Mr. Kunkle
Indiana
N. A. Martin
D. E. Jones
Richard Williams
David Clark
Thomas Johns
McDowell Cemetery
Heilwood
J. C. H. Keating
Cockport
John Sides
W. W. Williams
Margaret Williams
S. Lute
Jane Williams
G. M. Joiners
Emma
Wilda Williams
L. Devine
Philadelphia Man Reports Being Alive After Paris Murder Rumor
George W. Kendrick McFillan of Philadelphia, reportedly murdered in Paris last December, arrived from Havre, France, aboard the Shadock. He says many believed he was dead while he was alive, and he finds it odd to return home to such an impression. He is a World War II veteran and namesake of Mayor Kendrick's father.
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Philadelphia
George W. Kendrick McFillan
Paris
McFillan
Kendrick
Havre
France
Shadock
Sick list and local visits in Wandin area
Residents on the sick list include Miss Ida McCreary Taye ONeill and a McCullough child. Mrs Manuel McCullough travels to Ebenaburg for sister Mrs Link McCulloughs funeral. Local visits feature W N Sickenberger at Clymer Taylorsville calls Clair McCullough Roy McCullough and wife from Indiana with parents near Arcadia Edward Burnheimer hauling lumber William Dick from Indiana visiting near Mrs Guy Smith Dr Bee from Indiana, and Charles Moore Blairsville Court House visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida McCreary
Taye O'Neill
Hubert McCullough
Shawnee
Manuel McCullough
Ebenaburg
Link McCullough
W. N. Sickenberger
Clymer
Roy Fisher
Tom McCreary
John Siward
Taylorsville
Clair
Roy McCullough
Indiana
Edward Burnheimer
Arcadia
William Dick
Guy Smith
Dr. Bee
Wandin
John Sickenberger
Bonds Recovered Tied to Washington Swindle
Pittsburgh detectives announced the recovery of 260000 dollars worth of negotiable bonds linked to George L. Miller, the alleged swindler, seized from yachts tied to the Nelson Bridge Coal Co. in Nicholas County West Virginia. Miller, once a Pittsburgher, is alleged to have fleeced Baltimore and Washington residents with a coal and oil scheme. Washington police reported his arrest following a claim by Francis Crawford that he paid Miller 5000 dollars.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Washington
D. C
George L. Miller
Miller
Baltimore
McGillick Savings and ‘Trust Co
Nelson Bridge Coal Co
Nicholas County
Vapotion
Ihley
Ariot
West Virginia
Francis Crawford
Rubbled Court Notes Mention Ku Klux Klan Case
Fragments from a Superior Court session reference a Ku Klux Klan matter and a judge named Blanton. The garbled text mentions Rusk and Greta Beir in a vague context, with unclear actions or outcomes.
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Cr Hato Nia Cate W
Rusk
Kange Auige Blanton
Anes Rnin
Greta Beir
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Tomas
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Piatariew
Ota” Pers Pieginun
Sink Mopelcuan
Grismore
Charles Moore, Esq
Blairsville
Court House
Ment
Federal Army Store
Phila
Sherer
Vale
Army
iRazor
Washington D. C
KU Klux Klan
Nolle
Granger
Lys Mael
Mie
Wellman
Sivan
Esa
Brentt
Ness
Syingran
Ane
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