Wounded Evacuees Reach U S Via Submarine Threat
San Francisco dispatch reports hundreds of evacuees and wounded ferried through waters stalked by Japanese submarines. Ships wore blackout, lifebelts on, and a skipper who ordered potatoes thrown at attackers to keep men occupied amid raids. Ambulances rushed civilians and military wounded to the waterfront as events unfolded.
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Former actress Blanche Bates Creel dies at 69
San Francisco obituary notes Blanche Bates Creel longtime stage star and 1923 Philadelphia theater fire hero died of a heart attack after a Christmas at home. She debuted in 1894 in San Francisco and gained fame as Nore in The Doll House. Married to George Creel, she is survived by their children.
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Canadians to cooperate with U S on Free French issue
Prime Minister Mackenzie King announced Canada would fully cooperate with the United States and Britain in actions following the occupation of St Pierre and Miquelon by Free French forces. He said the move was unanticipated and not approved by his government and noted that on the matter, “Everything is everybody's business.”
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Manila residents fire at waves of Japanese planes
Manila residents used rifles and pistols against two waves of Japanese planes over the city. Individuals fired from the streets with light arms, but the personal anti-aircraft fire proved ineffective.
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Churches listed for New Year services in town
Multiple congregations across downtown announce New Year worship times sermons and events. Harold Barr and E E Kardatzke lead at First Christian and Church of God with special sermons and meetings. The Church of Christ, First Presbyterian, Assembly of God and others schedule Sunday schools, morning services, evangelistic talks, and midweek classes with pastor announcements and mortgage burning plans at one church.
Religious services and schedules for multiple churches listed
Centenary Methodist Church at Fourth and Elm with minister Herbert C. Brockman schedules Sunday school 9 45 morning worship 10 50 choral music sermon We Finish to Begin Junior and Intermediate Leagues youth fellowship 6 30 evening worship 7 30 Young people's choir Tuesday board of education 7 30 board of missions 8 15 Wednesday midweek service 7 30 Thursday official board monthly meeting Lord's Supper observed Sunday Jan 4 Wesleyan Methodist Church Seventh and Alabama pastor R O Cooper Sunday school 10 00 morning worship 11 00 Evangelist H Robb French evening service 7 30 Rev French preached all week 7 56 nightly services Friends Church 1601 New Hampshire pastor Alfred P Smith Sunday school 10 00 morning worship 11 00 guest speaker Rev Charles T Moore junior pane missionary meeting at Mrs C W Reynolds home 1901 Indiana Wednesday 2 30 missionary play Reorganized Church of the Christ Holloway hall Nineteenth and Massachusetts Sunday school 9 45 preaching 11 00 Evangelist Ray Whiting First Church of Christ Scientist 1240 Massachusetts Sunday service 11 00 subject Christian Science Wednesday 6 00 testimonies Jackson building reading room 92714 Massachusetts open daily 2 60 to 5 00 except Sundays holidays Thursday 7 00 to 9 00 Daily hours provided
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Topeka ministers swap pulpits this Sunday
Miss Leona G Handler of the Unitarian church will exchange pulpits with Dr Charles L Atkins of the First Congregational Unitarian church in Topeka. The address by Dr Atkins on Man Machine Ape or 7 will begin at 11 o'clock. Dr Atkins has served in Topeka for years and joined the American Unitarian association when the Topeka church merged with the First Congregational church last year.
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Charles. L. Atkins
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Topeka
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Trinity Lutheran Plans Communion and Talent Offerings
Trinity Lutheran will extend the Christmas Communion after the 11 o clock service for those unable to attend the Eve Communion. Announcements will cover the returning Talent Offerings and the annual congregation business meeting set for January 13. Mrs E Thayer Gaston will sing He Was Despised from Messiah and Mrs C Straffi on’s offertory will perform Invocation by Borowski.
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Evangelist Ray Whiting to Speak at 11 O'clock Service
Ray Whiting from the Stone Church at Independence Missouri a noted sneaker of the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will address the 11 o clock service on December 28.
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Fall Leaf Community Notices From Lawrence Area
Social round up from Fall Leaf with visits to Nativity and Christmas tree events in Lawrence Kaw Valley and nearby towns. Families including Vitt Pfieger Dyer and Reetz share gatherings while many residents report illnesses and local club meetings at Lawrence homes and Pleasant Grove.
State Grange attendance tops previous year
Williamstown reports R. W. Amline and helpers dug potatoes this week. Jefferson County sent a larger delegation to the state Grange convention than in prior years, reflecting growing local participation.
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Family News From Williamstown and Nearby Areas
For several years. All report a harmonious and beneficial session. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Brunton, the former principal at Williamstown, the parents of a baby daughter born last Thursday at Christ's hospital in Lepek a. Mrs. Steve Welter, who has been quite ill at the home of her son Jack in Perry, is much improved and able to be up and around. Mrs. John Leger was taken to Christ's hospital Monday, where she is in a serious condition suffering from a rare blood disease. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Green and son Verlin were Sunday evening callers at the Virgil Green home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skeet and Giry were Sunday callers at the W. fe Allen home. Mrs. Alice Kirby arrived from Washington to spend Christmas here with her husband and other relatives. Little Dolores Dene Evans has the chicken pox. James Larabee was taken to a hospital in Kansas City Monday for treatment, accompanied by Mrs. Nevil Rodman and son John.
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