Housewives Learn More About Home Safety in Chicago
Chicago. The National Safety Council reports housewives are increasingly educated on home safety but fatal accidents will rise about 8 percent this year from 33,700 last year to around 35,000. The kitchen remains the most dangerous room, though bathrooms are safer. Children under five and the elderly drive the rise, while men incur many home injuries though they spend less time at home.
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Chicago
Thomas Fansler
National Safety Council
Fansler
Prayers for College Loan Halted by Call About Check
A misdated benefit collection left Southwest Pentecostal Holiness College short of a $10,000 loan payment with $7,000 on hand. Reverend R C Corvin brought in $1,000, students added $138, leaving nearly $2,000 unpaid until a donor telephoned a $2,000 check was in the mail. Prayers resumed after the message of thanks.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Southwest Pentecostal Holiness College
R. C. Corvin
Six Simple Rules For Saving Fuel Dollars
Minneapolis officials press six point plan to cut fuel costs this winter. Thomas McDonald of Minneapolis Honeywell urges households to cut heating, seal leaks, insulate and optimize thermostats to save up to half the fuel budget and avert emergencies.
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Minneapolis
Thomas McDonald
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
McDonald
Administration warns veterans to repay overpayments
The Veterans Administration demands repayment of subsistence overpayments for education or training. If veterans owe and later claim unemployment or self employment benefits, the amounts will be deducted from future checks. State agencies will recover past overpayments through cross checks with VA offices and a central control in New York City. Those who arranged repayment remain in good standing and unaffected by the policy.
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Washington
Veterans’ Administration
G.i.s
New York City
The Rebel Leaves at One A.M.
Anita Davis plans marriage after pursuing art and helps Stan with Katja’s baby. A painting by Katja stirs memories of a mill near Stonewall as Anita and Stan face future choices and Katja finds happiness.
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Stonewall
Anita
Katja
Joe
Stan
WIN Features
Obituary for Q O P Tharp Pioneer of Snyder Community
Oliver Perry Tharp born April 9 1867 in Sullivan County Indiana died January 2 1948 at age 80 years 9 months and 25 days He married Alice Marjorie Downey February 10 1892 she died March 3 1947 They had seven children Emma Goldie John Josiah Harry C Emmett Ray Mae Billman Beulah Giles He joined the MM P church in Snyder after his marriage and remained in declining health for about a year His passing came suddenly with reflections on life and departure.
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Oliver Perry Tharp
Jonathan
Elizabeth , Tharp
Sullivan County
Indiana
Alice Marjorie Downey
Emma Goldie
John Josiah
Clinton
Harry C
Charleston
South Carolina
None Ready to See Time for Loved Ones on Shore
A fragment reflects grief and faith as a speaker notes a loved one’s passing months ago and speaks of a promised shore and following the Lord's word until work is done.
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Tharp
Resting beside the one he loved
The verse honors a man laid to rest beside his beloved, noting their lifelong partnership and shared labor. It contrasts the quality of life with soil quality, stating that poor soil yields a poor diet and implying the couple’s unity in life and memory in death.
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