Community clubs host events and family notices spread
A column lists Mrs Ed Lyons hosting Thursday Sewing Club at Westview home with follow up hostess duties and other hosts including Mrs Gore and Mrs Hollingworth. It notes planned anniversaries, weddings and church activities, a Christain Church meeting, a Thanksgiving sale, and various social gatherings with names, places and dates, reflecting a busy local club scene and family notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lyons
Westview
Local notes and visits in Middleshore area
Mr and Mrs dk 1 Jhings af Henibramville NX moved to esborn for a visit with Abrs Bunge ant Mrs W Seitly On Exeter Ave They with We here de oF Urey die Mis a Mew RME Prine att Khoxele wereival yesterday for Words with Chloe daughter Mira Y Rnes Hi un West Cuitherhun AME special values and dresses offered Saturday only Talbott Co Miss Trene lergin dot the last of the week for a visit in Uineins Master Aubrey Wright improving Harry Eckler of Millesburg Ky recently arrived in Middleshore to serve as Fluency Worker for the Pest Baptist Church here He will live in Middlestate Mr Kehler well known in the area and Mrs Chapman and Harald Lloyd motored from Appalachia yesterday to spend the day with Mrs Bivgeystaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henibramville
Esborn
Exeter Ave
Urey
Mira
Talbott Co
Trene
Aubrey Wright
Harry Eckler
Millesburg
Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Birmitychan
Ala
Middleshore
Pest
Kehler
Middlestate
Ale
BH. Chapman
Sim Harald Lloyd
Jeffrey
Appalachis
Eggs Should Be Marketed Often In Kentucky Survey
A survey of 87 egg dealers conducted by 2 C Card shows most dealers rank quality eggs as their top problem and more eggs are marketed in fall due to rising prices. The study notes yearly price rises from June to December, encouraging longer storage that lowers quality. Holding eggs prevents quick sale but leads to losses, while fresh eggs fetch better prices for producers and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2. C. Card
Kentucky
Card
Keep the Street Cars Moving Amid City Transit Pressure
A garbled late 19th century style report quotes Lucius, director of the Anwines Bat yle Railway Asseniation, urging more aid and speed to keep streetcars running. The text hints at policy tensions and public expectations for transit reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucius
Anwines
Bat Yle
Street traffic rights clash with streetcar tracks in cities
A damaged OCR passage argues that urban freight and pedestrian vehicles should not block rail tracks. It condemns lax enforcement and asks why peddler wagons and heavy trucks may obstruct busy streets while streetcars claim no rights. It calls for strict city action to protect tracks and orderly traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
United States
Feiss
Magi Craffie
Fragmented Text on Southern Pacific Development Plan in Oregon
An OCR fragment discusses a commission in Bertha, Oregon, evaluating a proposed rail development and related Southern Pacific actions. It mentions trials by a jury, potential land sales, and a variety of place names and entities, but the text is garbled with many unclear phrases and misspellings, hindering precise meaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berthanl
Oregon
Borta
Leues Shook
Tony
Hamden
Cours
Best Paved County in Dine a Une Teaser
Best paved county in the region is Harrison County with an 84,000 appropriation for goat lunes construction, beach and building projects. Mississippi gulf coast gains motor tourism potential as hard surfaced roads and a 26 mile twin imétor Loulevard are planned to connect with the Magnolia route stretching to Chicago. Jackson and Mineotk counties update highway work, including a concrete bridge at Bilox Bay and a $500,000 Way of St. Louis bridge sharing costs. New Orleans to Florida travel will improve with the planned Mobile bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Sanua
Enue
Harrison County
Visie
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Middle West
Magnolia Lightwiy
Chicago
Jackson County
Mineotk
Biloxt Bay
St. Loui
Sharvison
Hanover
Harrison
Jacheon
Hilexi
Phese
New Orty Huild
Mobile
New Orleans
Florida
A Cosy Suit to Neer Hts Snug
A fragment describes a knitted baby suit made of Miylish Angers yarn from elk fur, featuring six inch fur atkins, dyed pale blue and pale yellow. It mentions unrelated yarns from Antwerp and Wheedle Franey and notes a brown eyed elk would suit a knitted family item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
The Brown Whales Teh and English Angora Yarn
Fragmented OCR text describes yarn types including English Angora and fur like items. Mentions washing, warmth, and a child’s outfit including a small suit and cap. Lacks coherent narrative, but notes yarn characteristics and a gift idea.
Coal Strines Force Gas Development Announcement
Announcement describes an electrochemical gas process to produce heat and light with reduced poisons. It claims double heating and lighting power, lower production costs, and potential to replace coal in domestic use. If realized, it could shift energy reliance and ease coal strikes, elevating gas men as key industrial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliie
Boon
Slit
Investments to Boost Employment and Tax Reform
The piece outlines two paths to raise investment and employment through industrial undertakings. One method is ending tax exemptions on certain public bonds and applying equal taxation to all investments. The other reduces taxes so tax-exempt earnings fund productive work, aligning with national goals of keeping capital at work in industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Walton
Labor and Food Aid Service Description
A brief excerpt describes a labor and food aid service offering various aid programs. The note emphasizes support across employment and nutritional assistance to those in need.
Church to Discuss Science Treatment
In New Oulhans Louisiana on October 16 Christi healing or curing of the sick by prayer and laying on of hands was to be discussed by the House of Deputies of the Episcopal convention. A commission studied the subject for three weeks and aims to keep opposing views from a split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unite Press
New Oulhans
Hais
House of Deputies
Episcopal Convention
Church debates faith healing and ministry restart at convention
Dr fy 8 Cowles urges church to denounce faith healing as superstition while the Society Of Ui Nizarene backs biblical healing. The House of Deputies awaits the commission report amid a three day convention. Bishop Murray named Presiding Bishop. rival bishops praise his missionary mindset and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowles
Society of Ui Nizarene
House of Deputies
John Gardener Murray
Maryland
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States of America
Charles 11. Brept
Tirrest M. Stives
Gail
Murray
Chure
Local blast kills two children and injures others
A local home was struck by a eyelone destroying the house yesterday. Two of five children died and another, 18 months old, was near death at a hospital. One child at school escaped. The blast left farmers and families grieving.
Trainmen Go Out on Strike in Western Maryland
Train crews including engineers firemen and hosts from Western Maryland Railway walkout beginning October 15 causing some trains to run to destinations before the strike. Brakemen conductors and flagmen expected to join. Union head C W Sullivan left Hagerstown for talks in Washington.
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Dalimmorh
Western Mary, Land
Gain
C. W. Sullivan
Union
Maryland
Hagerstown
Washington
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Adame
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Hill Brothers
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Miedtmont
Greatwantoul
Cal BA
Mathie
Anday
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Matt Woopson
Police and Fire Department
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Milady’s Beauty Shoppe
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