Origin of the Table as an Honor in Crusader Time
The article posits that tables became esteemed during the Crusader era. In Britain, knights and squires on eastern journeys observed exquisitely designed tables and skilled craft. Their return spurred efforts to copy these tables seen in Egyptian and Assyrian palaces.
Scout Meeting Draws 36 Members in Mahoning School
Seventh Ward Kiwanis Boy Scout Troop No 4 held a Friday evening meeting in Mahoning school with 36 scouts present. Milford led the event assisted by Scoutmaster Tadd Taylor. Promotions to second class by January 1 1946 and signaling tests highlighted the program.
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iScout Troop No
Mahoning P
Seguimaster
Milford
Astwistown
Tadd Taylor
Daniel Reeabel
Boy Scouts of
Croton
Alfred Hyde
Frederig Weilich Cave
Paw-Wow
Jim Maloney
Edward Cox
Mr. Reebel
Foreign Missionary Society Meets at Mahoning Church
The Mahoning Methodist church Foreign Missionary Society held its monthly meeting in the church parlor with nineteen members present. A business session followed a program, a quilt donation noted, and Mrs. M. G. Adams spoke on Prayer and Allusions. Mrs. A. B. Root and others served refreshments after social time. Local notices mention a illness update for Mrs. Calvin Stubbs and nearby church activities at Presbyterian and Local 21 Methodist churches with varied services.
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Foreign Missionary Society
The
Mahoning Methodist Church
A. T. Johnston
Jesus of Nazareth
M. G. Adlams
J. M. Yates
Grover Wilson
S. Uber
A. B. Root
Community notes and church schedule update
A local notice lists a young people's meeting at 7 45 and church worship services urging timeliness. It records Mr and Mrs W C Patterson returning from a two week visit to New York City and Dale Patterson. There is a practice for a Ghostmas Pageant at Mahoning Presbyterian church basement after school on Monday with continuation Wednesday and Friday. Also mentions recovering Fessie Cal and Dorothy Yeager after appendicitis operations and J W Fowler improving at home after illness.
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W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
New York City
New York
Dale Patterson
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Negro witness fires revolver in U.S. court case
Fort Wayne Indiana December 12 George Washington a negro witness in a sensational prohibition case in the U S District Court drew a revolver and fired five shots at alleged representatives of the Ku Klux Klan who he said were accusing him of perjury Deputy U S Marshal John Voetglein leaped to disarm him and was wounded in the hand No one else hit
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Ind
George Washington
U. S. District
Ku Klux Klan
United States
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Washington
Former Mercer Girl Dies in Kansas City
Miss Gertrude Borland of Kansas City Mo died after a hospital operation. Daughter of the late Dr R S Borland former Mercer pastor, she graduated from Mercer high school in 1901. Survived by sisters Helen Grace in Kansas City brothers Dr Charles York Arthur Erie Robert Montana. Burial in Mercer mausoleum with funeral set for Saturday at 10 a m.
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Gertrude Borland
Kansas City
Helen
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Charles
York
Arthur
Erie
Robert
Montana
Borland
Mercer Mausoleum
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Wounds Wife After Argument Kills Self at Curtis Hotel
Hardy Bryan, 65, shot his wife after a quarrel then killed himself in the Curtis hotel in Minneapolis. The wife, Lisa, 15 years his junior, was critically wounded. Bryan, an engineer in the valuation department of the Northern Pacific Railroad, had been staying at the hotel over a month. Police seek the cause of the quarrel.
Stuart's Tablets Pocket Medicine Ad
An old advertisement promotes Stuart's tablets priced 25¢ and 60¢ with a full box free offer by writing to F A Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan. It urges readers to keep a metal box for a new stomach and to visit druggists for the product.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Company
Dept. Marshall
Mich
Standards of living rise with year says AT&T president
International News from St Petersburg reports that US population grows one to two percent yearly while business activity climbs three to four percent, lifting living standards. W T Gifford of American Telephone and Telegraph notes 10 percent of major industries are now corporations due to modern equipment like telephones and radios. He urges buyers to consider gifts from a local sporting goods store. Springfield, MA obituary notes Solomon B. Riffin, famed editor and author, died at 73.
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Sargiery St, Petersburg
Fla
United States
Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Investment Bankers” Association of
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