Finest Christmas at Almira Home Brightens Jubilant Ladies
Old ladies at the Almira Home on Mast Washington street received a flood of gifts from churches and individuals. Donations included fruit, doughnuts, records, and a $100 check from Mrs. J P M Cunningham. A large Christmas tree, provided by First Presbyterian church, stood at the center with a White Gift and a basket of fruit and fellows at its base. The day’s joy surpassed previous Christmases as staff and donors shared thanks.
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Almira
Old Indies
Almira Home
Mast Washington Street
Georgy Rigby
Howart Magill
Terahey Chipfer
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Meee
J. P.M. Cunningham
Tne
Pasadena
Cal
Indy
Swagger
New Dedford
A.B. D. Turla
Rome
Keen competition marks fisteddod Christmas day
The article details the Fisteddfod celebrations on Christmas Day with judges, prize winners, and officers. It notes the judging of a bardic poem, the chair award, and lists officials and prize recipients, highlighting the event as a traditional Welsh cultural gathering.
Local Talent Show Prizes Awarded Across Cantor Event
Williean Richards leads a list of prize winners in a local talent show. Prizes span children’s chorus, solo vocal and piano, and various instrumental sections with names such as Gower Williams, Viola Jons, and Griff Thomas among the honorees. The Baptist choir, mixed quartet, and male chorus are noted with judges and directors listed.
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Eator
Fanat
Kooking
Glyn Willams
Griff Thomas
Williams
Williean Richards
Mao
Tetlar
Whiddom Losay
Gower William
Whikesharry
Thomas
Baptist Choir
Foln
Martha Wiggins
Vivian Jones
Mary Cowis
Mary Dohng
Dorothy Badger
Viola Jonns
Alvfanny Williams
Hetry Badger
TR. Morrill
Oritr Thomas
Bardie Chale Retry
God Is Our
Mas Tare
Beas Jones
David Lewis
Anrry Jones
Barton Hi. Richans
Polo
R. Ty Morris
Giltt Thens
We the Baptist Elinir
Thomas Topktia
Bran Ifopoiis
Funeral Service At Trinity Church
Funeral services for Mrs. Cornelis Elizabeth Kelly Heynully, mother of Hey. Witlant T. Reynolds, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church, were held Friday at eleven in Trinity Church with many mourners. The casket lay in the church, pallbearers from the church men carried it, and numerous floral offerings adorned the front. Dr. RB. Roseamly led the office of the dead, with Rev. J. R. Vaughan presiding. The body remained in state until after the service, then the funeral party traveled to Baltimore, Maryland, for private services Monday at Len O'clock conducted by Dr. Theodore C. Mootn of St. David's Church. Interment followed in London Park, Baltimore, in the Reynolds family plot. Members of the vestry served as pallbearers in Baltimore.
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Cornelis Elizabeth Kelly Heynully
Hey
Witlant T. Reynolds
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinty Church
RB. G. Roseamly
Trey. J. R. Vaughan
Thrty Church
Baltimore
Lewis A. Seitz
North
Linwnad Avenue
Theodore C. Mootn
St. David's Church
Reynolds
Felon
Reissives
Palthenrerg
London Park
Mearbers
Vesry
William T. Butz
C. P
George OW. Johnson
Frances Sowersby
T. H. Hitchcock
Harry J. Clark
Ernest Reeves
GS. Tethaf
Peerson
Thomas W. Dicke
New York Stocks Open With Broad Declines Across Sectors
New York stocks opened weak with multiple issues retreating as trading began. Industrial and utility shares slipped while shipping and coal groups edged lower amid scattered losses across aviation and petroleum stocks.
Plans Set For Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration
A historic service marks the fiftieth anniversary with readings by charter members of the session and leaders from affiliated churches. Margaret Speer Gibson and J. Pathion will offer addresses. Motherschurch Rose Vout brings greetings. local ministers and associations prepare prayers and readings. The event promises musical pieces, testimonies, and a focus on covenant lineage amid a large congregation.
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Wyak. McClerland
Mer. Margaret
Speer Gibson
J. Patthion
Waran
Hey
Mary
Crowe
Wyle
Martin
Tolnisten
Rey
Porwar
TATA
Nev
Peice
Atom Tashooinhann
Phomh EH
Tha Covanenters
Amy Avene
Formar
Pete Mannion
Monk Eastman Assassination Shocks New York Underworld
The onetime Chicago New York gang leader Monk Eastman was shot and killed near the Fourteenth Street and Fourth Avenue subway entrance. Police found $144 in cash and his valuables on the body. robbery is not the motive. Two men recognized the slain man, famed for years as the metropolis underworld’s enforcer. Suspicion centered on vengeance within or by rivals over liquor profits and Eastman’s alleged return to crime after vows to go straight. Witnesses recount the killer fled in a taxi after the shooting.
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New York
Monk' Eastman
Meet Fourless
Inday
Dugsaseda
Subway
Gireeta
Fourth Avenue
Jacklix
Bern Boytman
Kastan
Hig
Eastman
Provite
Christmas Tableaus at First Christian Church
Tableaux presented at First Christian Church feature a Nativity scene progression led by Merion Hanes and Joseph Miller with colored Nehie. Scenes include the Annunciation, Joseph and Mary, the shepherds, and the Wise Men at the manger. Performers include Ruth Tramilton as Mary, Opal Clark as Angel, Reed McCullough as Joseph, Lee Clark and Howard Stump as shepherds, Howard Taylor and Alph Byers as Wisemen.
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First Christian Church
Scenses
Merion Hanes
Joseph Miller
Mery
Joseph
Mary
Shapherds
Fiell
Manger
Marys
Ruth Tramilton
Angel
Opal Clark
Reed McCullough
Shepherds
Lee Clark
Tastee Troby
Howard Stump
Howard Taylor
Malph Byers
Wan oMen
Howard Srump
Alph Byars
Murder Christmas Night in City Stuns Local Neighbors
Police lock up six men named Steve Moralick Zahor Stara cabbage Martin Sosa Joe Mau shin Don Maru Joca Averilovich and Frank Howsch on suspicion after a Christmas night stabbing that killed a man. Investigators Dysart Logan Moore and others worked through the night but found little reliable testimony as suspects offered scant information through interpreter Nick Maraski. The victim died from a knife wound near the heart artery after minutes of agony. authorities described the scene and questioned guests and boarders while denying clear alibis. Coroner Caldwell and officers continued interrogations of residents from the apartment building, seeking a coherent account of the stabbing.
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Steve Moralick
Zahor Staracabbage
Martin Sosa
Joe Maushin
Don Maru
Joca Averilovich
Frank Howsch
Sispicion
Plas
Dysart
Logan
Moore
An Reynolds
Muiuates Atley
Strane Tts
Nick Maraski
Chie
J. Za. Elder
Alain Polvavish
Maan
Flanton Kolenik
Duk
Steve
Marthe Cagigla
Martin Casiola
Unie
Campbell
Varonor Caldwell Win
Volico Jina Ront
Tolnvans
Hesertptiv Weaterial
Tevin Fy
Tater Klein, Athe
Nbtats
Wiis Pri
Coroner Holds Post Mortem On Local Injury Case
A coroner in Cleveland ordered a post mortem on a case involving a worker from the Statler Hotel. Dr. Charlen Davie conducted the autopsy on Sunday and found the knife did not enter the heart or lungs but severed an artery between them. The weapon was described as rigged and full length.
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Statler
Cleveland
Caldwell
Charlen Davie
Tariff Deadlock Sparks Senate Filibuster Threats
In a tense session in Washington Tariff supporters push an omnibus bill on import duties while Democratic Senators Harrison and Thames vow to filibuster. White House opposition and Wilson's stance drive rival efforts to force cloture with a three‑fifths vote to end debate and block amendments.
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International News Service
Walidington
Senate
Lipavawa
Harrison
Mississippi
Thames
Clorado
Wakte House
Wilson
Hilm
Fortorg
Necessan Lwor
Thersby
Accused Firebug Confesses Guilt To State Police
A youth named Smith confessed to arson across Fayette county, detailing fires in Pro Street Selina South Bronte and Brownsville areas. He claimed insanity and described a self driven urge to set fires while admitting no intent to harm people or churches.
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Uniontown
Une
Asher
Smith
Fayette County
Gelice
Selina
South Bronte
Dean Mersnowlts
Brownsville
Cariga
Christopleenpalebipeh
Crownsville
Heiloian Fart Hind
Rene Mayette
James Shearer
Tavatia City
Calr’y Hiarn
Fayette
Farette
Res Smith
Othey
Sthonda
Bey
Day After At Local Stores Exchange Mania
Shoppers crowded storefronts as exchanges dominate the day with items from ties and shirts to handkerchiefs and belts. Many brought old garments for newer sizes and styles, while cash stayed scarce and humor persisted about the exchange fever.
John Swan to Represent Painters at Tri State Conference
John Swan will represent the New Castle union at the Tri State Conference of Painters Unions in January at Fagrmont West Virginia. Swan, long active in Western Pennsylvania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia union circles, has led the local vocal and building trades councils and has 22 years in unions including glass workers and painters. He helped organize Clarksburg central union and is regarded as a key union leader across the three states.
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Building Trades Council
Swan
Glass Workers
Painters
Clarksburg
W. Vo
Cantata Presented At New Wilmington Cantata
Spectal to The News reports a Christmas cantata titled The Sign of the Star at New Wilmington. The production featured elaborate stage settings, celestial choral elements, and a large cast with Mrs Kirkbride and Clyde Anderson as leaders. The account praises the performance, staging, and musical direction despite garbled text.
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Gate of Bethlehem
Gene Jus
Bethlehem
Clyde Anderson
Hallie Blliott
Kate Sewall
Jas Kk. Francis
J. Clyde Moni
Jack Lewis Balsman
Galekopper
J. Clyde Monron
His Ildren
Janis TR. Francis
Marine Jey
Dorothy Kirkbride
Hesienherds
James Plezer
Perry Sewuall
Raymon Kirkbride
Clara Heir
Elizabeth Wilcott
Reed Melurland
Isobel Ramaey
Jannelly Light
Roy Thanpson
Ruth Seley
Mes
Jon J
Mraneis
Nam Iver
Rubenmvarener
Local petition seeks extension along Greenwood Avenue to Santhe Field
Ash Wor GIGHies and Prahoriy owners of Want Wishes AH Sorbet Haag petition for extension of the Xtrnat Mpegayston da Waah nto Tron from Greenwood Avenue to Sinteh Field Alrent. The position was Maced Te Tha canitiitin of the whale for m AL considoration.
Deaths of the Day W. T. Davidson
Death notices recount the passing of W T Davidson of Abirne Kansas and other local deaths including Hugh Beck of Kilkee County Ireland and Margaret Hint Pounds of Worth Township Buller County with funeral details and church affiliations. The notices list surviving relatives and burial plans in Oak Park and Zion church cemeteries.
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W. T. Davidson
J. Wilson Davidson
Adams Street
Abirne
Kansas
Mr. Davidson
John Davidson
Big Beaver Township
Plan Watch Night Church Services Across City
Several churches plan Watch Night services to ring out the old year. Central Christian, Wh Cent ral and Mattison avenue join for a 9 pm service, with one third of the program at each site. Enworth Methodist offers an elaborate program from 9 pm to midnight, while First Methodist holds a watch night service at 9. Maitland Primitive Methodist shares a program beginning at 10 with prayers and addresses. Other churches plan offerings but timing remains unsure.
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Area Christian
Central
Mattison Avenue
Central Christian
Enworth
Omlor Ghrelin
Children At Hillsville Are Given Treat
Seven hundred fifty children of Imestone company employees in Hillsville enjoyed a Christmas party organized by visiting nurse Mira Maud Keyser and the company teams. A decorated tree lit with red white and blue plus candy and drinks delighted attendees, with Miss Keyser aided by the district school’s staff. The event highlighted Keyser’s community work and spurred plans for a larger celebration next year.
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Imestone Companios
Hillavillo
Christidh
Mira Maud
Keyser
Villaville
Oha
Benson
Thas
Schagt House
Mian Kuyner
Fairy God
Une
Miss Theyser
Hillsvilla
Miss Keyser
Ha Camnanias
Middleton Mallow employees depart for San Diego
At Middleton Mallow plant workers gathered to bid farewell to Arthur Middleton Supt motor equipment who, with his wife and two children, prepares to relocate to San Diego. Garfield Devisie and Teew wall presented farewell words as colleagues expressed their regret at his departure.
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Mallow
Carneple Stent Co
Arthur Middleton
San Diego
Wid- Maton
Shorétidus
Galifornia
Garfield Devisie
Mr. Milcintan
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Pollock Avenue
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Humbert First Society
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Joseph Fosnol
Wayne Township
Diinas
Ompany K
Pennsylvania Volunteers
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Rantleyville
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Rochester
John C. Posnot
Hillard
Ghenton
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Hillsville
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Dorie Tupirer
W.fdufford & Co
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