Former Pastor McDonald Dies Suddenly at Chester
Reverend WW McDonald, former pastor of Enon Valley's Presbyterian church, died suddenly in his Chester West Virginia pulpit after delivering a Wednesday evening sermon. He served Enon Valley for three years before moving to Chester last May. Survived by wife and five children Emilie Malimi South Dakota Eunice Rachael Pam Betty at home. Local notes report visitors and sickness, club meetings, and community news from Enon Valley and nearby towns.
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Bnon Valley
Dan
Bhig
WW. G. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Chester
West Virginia
McDonald
Flrst Presbyterian Church
Emilie Malimi
South Dako
Eunice
Rachael
Pam
Betty
The
Arch Marshall
Gripne
Littl Beaver Township
Frog Pond
Ed. Stevenson
Margaret Cunningham
Darlington
Dale Avery
E. Avery
W. A. Ross
New Castle
Z. HL Russell
Pittsburgh
Dale Russell
East Palestine Social Evening Noted
Miss Amelia Inboden and William Roush joined Mr and Mrs Ward of College Hill for a social evening at Miss Florence Inbodey’s home. Harl Meaner also attended with a group from East Palestine last week.
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Mrs. Ward
College Hill
Amelia Inboden
William Roush
Harl Meaner
East Palestine
Florence Inbodey
Hundred Homeless In New Rochelle From Fires
In New Rochelle on January 12 a string of fires within a few blocks left about a hundred people homeless. Police pursue a suspected pyromaniac as fires damaged three dwellings. no injuries reported.
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New Rochelle
Agreo
International News Service
Dr Arthur Hall Dies in Ann Arbor News Obituary
Dr Arthur G Hall a longtime University of Michigan registrar since 1908 died of cancer yesterday in Ann Arbor He taught mathematics at the University of Illinois and Miami University and served as principal of Laporte High School Indiana His burial is planned for tomorrow
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Internationalews Service
Ann Arbor
Mich
Arthur G. Hall
University of Michigan
Hall
Michigan
University of Miinois
Miami University
Laporte
Ind
Nurmi To Race In New York Next Thursday
New York officials said they would switch the proposed three miles team race to the 3000 meter mark to accommodate Paavo Nurmi the flying Finn who competes in the United States for the second time and races the following night. Nurmi objected to running two half mile legs in a team relay as it would affect his event.
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Lateen
Servion
New York
Paevo Nurmi
Nurmi
Radio stations adjust tuning to reduce interference changes
The text notes station tunings to cut interference, with WEAA Dallas and WBCD Zion City cited as improved. It mentions KPGY Berrien Springs changing its call to WEMC, reflecting the broader frequency shift. The changes are aimed at clearer reception and fewer cross signals.
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WEAA
Dallas
Texas
WBCD
Zion City
Ill
KPGY
Berrien Springs
Mich
WEMC
North Carolina Man Held At Detroit On Charge Of Murder
Detroit dispatch reports a North Carolina man alias Jack Deathwldze and associates held by police on murder charges. The piece mentions radio broadcasts, station lineups, and local interest in musical events, with scattered references to figures like Harvey, Frances Aldis, Ed Lally, and Dr. Wizetelly.
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North Carolina
Detroit
International News Service
Mich
Allen
Jack Deathwldze
Ialdezis Bor
John McCormack
Police
Wineton
WEAF
Salem
N. C
Harvey
Frances Aldis
Frank la Forge
WCAE
Pittsburgh
Vincent Lopes
WEAT
Unusual Program In New Wilmington
Westmins ter college lecture course presents an unusual program Monday evening in the Presbyterian church. Mrs Katherine Tift Jones and harpist Georgia Price will perform readings and selections from modern and classical poetry. Jones, trained by Ursula Irvine and David Bigham, won first prize at the American Speech Festival in New York. Jones will feature “Southern Folk Lore.” Price, a distinguished harpist, studied with Rogers and Selvedo to complete her musical education.
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Newa Nef
Georgia
Auiss
Georgia Price
Harpiase
Miss Price
Rogers
Selvedo
Haley’s Magnesia Oil Promises Dual Relief
One of the top medical advances touts Haley's Magnesia Oil combining milk of magnesia and mineral oil to reach the stomach and lubricate the bowel. It claims fast, griping free action, pleasant taste, and suitability for mixing with milk for children, with mail order and druggist availability.
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Haley
Magnesia
Mano
Haley's
Magneala OU
Family Elze
Haley M-O Company
Indianapolis
Imd
Radio Programs on WGYT and WEC with Dance Music and News
Radio listings from WGYT in Schenectady and WEC in East Pittsburgh for January 13, 1925 show multiple programs. including dance music by Bon Ton Mario orchestra, organ recital, Navy Band concert, and political talk by Frederick Whiam Wise. Also notes a weekly stock report and a children hour, with interleaved mentions of church events and city news. Some political commentary by preachers noted as a concern.
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WGYT
Bohenectady
General Htactric Company
Sastern
Wentaltons
Ote
Ten Myek Trio
Athasy
Nlw
Olier
General Heestrie Company
Bon Ton Matece Orchestra
Rine Ante I
Stephen LE. Boixelatr
Progtor
Haramis Bleecker Hall
Albany
New York
WEC
Washington
BC. c
Posey Albion
Binner Moale
Irving Boemnntela
Wilard Hotel
Leonard Hall
Washington Daly News
United States Navy Band Orchestra
Charnex Bonter
Broad
WJZ
Frederick Whiam Wise
WS P. m
Laner
Meyer Davis
Stathon WA
EDEA
Westinghouse Electric
Pittsburgh
Tapinges
Dloner
Stockman
Nolmary Mvestock
Miss Setional
Cherun
John Saxon
St. Johny
Grek Catholic
Chuceh
Homestead
Miteburah
Arlagy
Pitess
Bell
Duquesie Garden
Plittssurgh
Duroth
France's Renie Demonstrates Harp Mastery and Tone
France's Renie, a renowned harp master, impressed with a beautiful tone and pure technique. Miss Price performs pieces and Nes accompanies, delivering refined readings amid a season of thoughtful prayer and reflections. Old anecdotes about gatherings and lively liquor fade into distant memory as memories of past parties wane.
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France
Tennie Dte Renie
Miss Price
Anias
Stephen Foster program of instrumental and vocal music
A radio listing notes an Eastern Standard Time program featuring instrumental and vocal music by Stephen Foster. Stations WOAP WEAF WIAR in New York and Providence air the event, followed by Gypsy Orchestra and Nighthawk Frolic programs from Kansas City and other locations.
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NOWA
East Pittuburgn
Stephen Foster
WOAP
WEAF
New York
Providence
WDAIF
Kansas City
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Muon Jaes
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Yellowstone
Triple X Magazine
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Cadaway
Island
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Victor Rousseau
J. B. Ryan
Tang
Guy Empcey
Triple-X Magasine
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Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
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