Memorial Day Service of McBride Post at church
Officers of the Corporal Harry L. McBride post and its auxiliary led the annual Memorial Day service at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church at 11 am. Decorations by T. John Stoner featured a grave mound with a cross and poppy blanket. The program included buglers, recitations, songs, and the Voice of the Unknown Soldier segment.
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Harry L. McBride
Auxiliary
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Flanders Field
T. John Stoner
McBride Post
Chester Gerlach
Old Rugged Cross
Leroy Todd
Dan Jones
David Duncan
Flanders Fields
Evelyn Woods
America
America—Assembly
Catherine Todd
Ruth Reynolds
Jack LaRue
Buddy
Auxiliary Leadership and Closing Hymn at Service
Commander John Stoner and senior vice commander George Christoph led the auxiliary meeting with Arnold Fishburn as junior vice commander and Lester Wooley as chaplain. James A. Bell and W. E. Cross served as color bearers with Ira Nowling and John Rook as color guards. Miss Pearl Gibbons accompanied the service.
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Iliary
T John Stoner
George Christoph
Arnold Fishburn
Lester Wooley
Charles Marshall
Tempa Stickle
James A. Bell
W. E. Cross
Ira Nowling
John Rook
Miss Pearl Gibbons
Poppy Day a Successful Community Event
Poppy Day observed by the Corporal Harry L. McBride Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary marked a record success. Arnold Fishburn and Commander James G. Davis thanked the public for support benefiting the National Home at Eaton Rapids for disabled veterans and orphans. Mrs Tempa Stickle led the auxiliary with pop pie sales and lunch service at the Legion Home, with Ada Miller as general chair and Nellie Nowling handling dining room arrangements.
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Harry L. McBride
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Auxiliary
Post
Arnold Fishburn
James G. Davis
Eaton Rapids
Tempa Stickle
Legion Home
Ada Miller
Nellie Nowling
Musical Mystery at the Hills Circus
In a hillside town the one ring circus visits as villagers note all band instruments except the slide trombone. An old settler observes the performer and says the act tricks the audience since he isn’t really swallowing the instrument.
Radcliffe Student Studying Tibetan Language Unique in Country
Miss Frances Hodnette a Radcliffe student reads Sanskrit under Harvard's Walter E Clark then studies Tibetan to access Buddhist texts kept in monasteries. Professor Clark emphasizes Sanskrit study to grasp the wisdom of ages while Hodnette plans teaching languages or translations and even marriage if needed. Paris fashion trends echo the upcoming British coronation with elaborate attire.
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International News Service
Cambridge
Mass
Frances Hodnette
Radcliffe
Tibet
Hodnette
Walter E. Clark
Harvard University
India
Clark
Mieks Hadnette
Denver
Longest Bible Verse Cited as Esther Eight Nine
The statement notes Esther chapter eight verse nine as the longest verse in the Bible, describing its length at about 90 words. It highlights the verse's position within Esther and its notable word count.
Heavy Water Seen As Future Scientific Help
Pittsburgh notes Nobel laureate Dr. Harold C. Urey says heavy water, now a research tool, may later benefit humanity. He compares its potential to neon argon and helium and explains its high cost and current uses in tracing how water ingredients move through the body. He cites experiments in mice showing stimulation then eventual death from heavy water.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Harold C. Urey
Columbia University
Urey
Don't Sleep On Left Side Crowds Heart II
An advertisement for Adherika claims one dose relieves gas that presses the heart, enabling a person to sleep all night. The shortened note cites Kekerd's in Mahoningtown at Hyde's Drug Store as the source.
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Kekerd
Mahoningtown
Hyde's
Seventeen room Scot mansion sold in Glasgow for 1375
St Ann's Lodge in Bute a seventeen room Scottish mansion was sold in Glasgow for 1375 dollars. The buyer John McMahon admitted he had never seen the place but was drawn by the low price.
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St. Ann’s Lodge
Bute
Glasgow
Scotland
John McMahon
Congressional appropriation totals rise from 1880 levels
The record shows 1880 appropriations at 162 million dollars while this year’s figure surpasses seven billion, highlighting a dramatic surge in federal spending and budget scope.
City to Consider Taking Over Private Sewer on Clenmore Blvd
City council reviewed a petition from Clenmore Boulevard property owners requesting the city take over a sanitary sewer built at their expense. The petition, signed by interested property owners, claims ownership and upkeep would transfer to the city. The matter was referred to the city engineer for investigation.
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City Hall
Clenmore Boulevard
Girl saves drowning boy by grabbing his hair in Clones
Dolores Davey aged eight saved two year old John Brady from a ten foot water filled manhole in Clones Irish Free State. The rescuer, exhausted, still held the boy by his hair as the girl pulled him clear.
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John Brady
Clones
Irish Free State
Dolores Davey
Dolores
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