Nan Dare’s Molecule of Love in Cooperstown
Nan Dare recalls meeting Philip Dare, a lawyer caring for a crippled sister, in Cooperstown. After years of aloofness and a life devoted to his sister, he asks Nan to marry him just as she prepares to wed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Mil Ucent
Cooperstown
Aunt Millicent
Aunt Milicent
Philip
Aunt
Philip Dare
MiUlicent
Philip Dore
Dewn
Nan
Newenepar Valea
Jewish Relief Pleas From War-Torn Europe Urge Aid
Dr. Cyrus Adler warns that Jews in Eastern Europe endure extreme hardship and economic ruin after war. He urges rapid American relief covering food clothing medicines and remittances as vital before broader rights can be realized. He warns that withholding aid would disasterously affect millions of Jewish families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Europe
Cyrus Adler
Philadelphia
Versailles
Dr. Adler
Mauy
America
Mission Study Club Opens Year With Program
The Congregational church mission study club held its 1919 1920 opening Friday afternoon with officers C F Behner president J W Lewis vice president Fleming Black secretary Gertrude Shaw corresponding secretary and Howard Simon treasurer A program followed including vocal solo readings topics Christian Americanization and devotional by S G Lamb. A social hour with refreshments and hostesses attended. The club lists 63 members enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Study Club of
The
Congregational Church
C. F. Behner
J. W. Lewis
Fleming Black
Gertrude Shaw
Howard Simon
Olen Clements
Charles Claypool
Faith Pritchard
8. G. Lamb
L. J. Bulger
Ross Holler
Sam Prevo
Sam Broadhurst
A. Prevo
J. R. Burnett
J. L. May
Dwell Underground in Brest-Litovsk
A report from Dr Boris D Roxen details the dire postwar conditions in Brest-Litovsk with 18 000 Jews among 25 000 residents living in trenches and makeshift shelters. Hospitals are overwhelmed by typhus tuberculosis and malnutrition as refugees return with little work and aid. The American Jewish Relief Committee seeks funds to restore hospitals old folks homes and orphanages ahead of winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Poland
Brest-Litovsk
Boris D. Roxen
American Jewish Relief Committee
East Fortieth Street
Dr. Bogen
Europe
America
Louis Marshall
Henry H. Iosenfelt
Illinois Grain Prices At Illinois Show In Chicago
Illinois grain at Chicago could fetch high premiums at the international grain and hay show tied to the livestock exposition running November 29 to December 6. Premiums total 12000 across corn oats wheat barley rye and hay divisions with sixteen awards in corn and 13 in oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Chicago
W C. Byers
New York Central Lines
Social at First Methodist Church Draws 350 Attendees
About 350 people joined a get-together at the First Methodist church last night with games music and refreshments fostering fellowship. Rally day was announced with a parade planned for Saturday as Sunday school children will demonstrate the big Sunday. The Christian Science congregation will move from the Pythian theatre east room to the west room for better accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Spirit of Good Fellowship
Christian Science Church
Pythian Theatre
Long obituary and church notices from Marshall Indiana
Eliza McElroy of Zanesville Ohio born January 23, 1844 died near Bridgeton Indiana September 21, 1919 aged 75 years 7 months 28 days She married George Johnson April 21 1871 who died February 27 1917 They had three daughters two surviving Mrs Woodsmall Bridgeton Indiana and Mrs Haenig Marshall She joined the U B church in youth and died after visiting her daughter Haenig Funeral services were held in Marshall The Christian Science and Methodist notices invite worship and announce upcoming programs including sermon series on traffic laws and revival meetings plus a large fall opening effort by Clark county Methodism and Epworth League events Church programs feature a new orchestra and chorus and autumn decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza McElroy
Zanesville
Ohio
Bridgeton
Ind
George Johnson
Wm. Woodsmall
Frank Haenig
Marshall
U. B. Church
Haenig
Clark County
Ralley
Epworth League
Allison
West Union Rebekah Lodge marks 68th anniversary
The West Union Rebekah lodge celebrated its sixty eighth anniversary of Rebekah Odd Fellowship on Monday night. The event featured a well delivered program and refreshments of ice cream and cake. Marshall attendees included Mr and Mrs Owen Walker Mr and Mrs Walter F Hutchinson Mrs H Noakes Mrs J K Black Mrs Priscilla Whaley Mrs Henbest Mrs Smith and D T Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah
Odd Fellowship
Marshall
Owen Walker
Walter F. Hutchinson
H. Noakes
J. K. Black
Priscilla Whaley
Henbest
Smith
D.T. Black
Funeral for Mrs. Riley Marrs Held After Coroner Jury Verdict
Mrs. Riley Marrs, aged 32, shot in the heart by John Burkhead, was buried in Clarksville cemetery after services at the Clarksville Baptist church at 2 00 p m. September 25. She died last week and Burkhead is jailed in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Marrs
John Burkhead
Clarksville
Ervices
Clarksville’ Baptist Church
Illinois Old Home week set on Catalina Island
Illinois residents living in California plan an Old Home week at Santa Catalina Island from October 6 to 12. James A. Tomlinson, Illinois society president, asks Governor Lowden and Mayor Thompson to attend. William Wrigley may join. Events include croquet and tuna fishing with Tuna Club prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Illinois
Santa Catalina Island
Los Angeles Harbor
James A. Tomlinson
Illinois State Society
Frank O. Lowden
Springfield
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Catalina
William Wrigley
Ilinois
Tuna Club
Catalina Island
Church Announcements at Marshall Evangelical
Services announced for Marshall Evangelical Church one block east of the light plant. Saturday 8:00 p m. Sunday 10:30 a m and 8:00 p m. Rev Clem Wright of Charleston to preach. Come out and hear the plain truth. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Wright
Charleston
Rev Hal E Norton Preaches in Sandwich Meetings
Reverend Hal E Norton of Sandwich will conduct sermons October 7 and 8 at 7 50 p m Bible School begins 9 30 a m preaching 10 45 a m titled Christ s People Imitators of Him The evening evangelistic service starts 8 00 p m with the sermon In Christ No Condemnation Special music by the choir A friendly welcome awaits you Chelan Free Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal E. Norton
Sandwich, My
Bible School
Bohemian Boy Scouts Reach Out From Prague
A Prague based First Scout-troop in Bohemia sends greetings to American scouts. The river scouts are active in rowing yacht canoe and camping with sledge and ski. Their houseboat ship 18 feet long anchors in Prague with club rooms for 20 to 30 boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bohemia
America
Fles
College Scouts Thrive as Pitt Adopts Scouting Program
The University of Pittsburgh adopts scouting with enthusiasm, Chancellor S. B. McCormick says. Ten faculty instruct scouting topics and courses in camp cookery and the duties of scoutmasters have begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Pittsburgh
S. B. McCormick
Truth and deception in self perception and will
A reflective piece argues that success hinges on moving from cant’s and won’ts to cans and wills. It suggests imagination separates capable individuals from those labeled as failures and emphasizes honest self view over excuses.
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Sy Madge West
Methodist Church
Church
George McElroy
Kentucky
Christian Science
First Methodist
Emmanuel
Zion
W. Feller
Union
Mrs. Marrs
Marshall Evangelical
Christian
Freé Chelan
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Cakes
Cockies
Black & Hutchinson
Grocers
Farmer’s
Elizabeth. Kuhn
Bohemian Boy Scouts
T.e.davis
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