Sermon by Rev Goebel Amazes Hood College Audience
More than 400 visitors packed Brodbeck Hall as Rev Dr L W Goebel president of the Evangelical and Reformed Church delivered a sermon on The Church and the Defense of Democracy. He urged revival of church influence in civic life and cited Kefauver findings as community danger.
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Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
L. W. Goebel
Evangelical and Reformed Church
James E. Wagner
Church
America
Kefauver Crime Commission
Willkie
Wendell Willkie
Dr. Goebel
India
Christ
Germany
Br. Allen
Meek
Lancaster
Irvin A. Rau
Benhold
Mercersburg Synod
Andrew G. Truxal
Chambermaid Held In Jewelry Thefts
New York April 20 A Brooklyn chambermaid is held on grand larceny charges for stealing 350000 to 400000 worth of jewels from 35 hotels over two and a half years. Julia Arbotofsky 44 admitted thefts and police found 30000 worth of jewelry plus 233 pawn tickets. Items included a diamond and platinum ring insured for 60000 reported missing last June and a 250 watch from a San Francisco owner.
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New York
Julia Arbotofsky
Brooklyn
Waldorf-Astoria
New Yorker
Essex House
Biltmore
Commodore
Roosevelt
St. Regis
Vanderpilt
Pierre Sherry-Netherland
Tea Park Avenue
Esther DuPont Weir
Wilmington
Del
Melville Marx
San Francisco
Venus and Saturn Shine in May Evening Sky
Science Service notes Venus dominates western skies in mid May, setting three and a half hours after sunset, with Saturn nearby low in Virgo Leo border. Maps show goals around 10 pm May first, Venus in Gemini with Castor and Pollux nearby, Arcturus in Bootes, and Deneb, Spica, Regulus also marked. Jupiter rises later at night in Pisces, while Mercury appears morning sky by May 22 and Mars nears the sun, briefly visible in May.
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James Stanley
Science Service
Venus
Gemini
Saturn
Virgo
Leo
Vega
Lyra
Lyre
Cygnus
Deneb
Spica
Regulus
Bootes
Arcturus
Earth
Axcturus
Antares
Scorpius
Jupiter
Mars
Women’s Clubs Lewistown Meeting Highlights and Plans
Lewistown Homemaker's Club met at Mrs. Paul Wise home with Miss Smith of Potomac Edison demonstrating lighting fundamentals. Reports on County Council and kitchen clinic by Helen J. Smith were given by Mrs. Ralph Grinder. Fundraising for Vena M Keller Hall continued. National Home Demonstration Week events planned include a Music Festival on April 29 and a group visit to Utica church services. Flower and painting activities, future meetings, a Beauty Jamboree on May 22, and prize details announced. Mrs. William Anderman welcomed. meeting led by president with prayers recited.
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Lewistown
Miss Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Ralph Grinder
Vena M. Keller
College Park
the Reformed Church
Utica
William Anderman
R. Paul Buhrman
Florence Kelly
West Twelfth Street
Bertie Kolb
H. Clifford Kelly
Clarence Schultz
Mamie Palmer
Ray Baer
Randolph Stull
Dorothy Dix Advice Columns on Love and Conscience
A reader pleads for a way to undo twenty years of interfering with a marriage and vows, while Dorothy Dix warns against the harm of stealing another's husband and the futility of atonement. Additional letters urge loyalty to a overseas husband and caution about dating while married, ending with a mother’s troubled note on her daughter’s indiscreet romance.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
R. F
Soul First: A Mother Urges Salvation Over Body
A speaker argues that saving a daughter's soul outweighs saving her body, insisting a mother would move heaven and earth to stop her child from following a perilous path. The Bell Syndicate release frames the urgent moral plea.
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Heaven
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Luffburrow Reflects on Past Tough Times and Modern Crime
A letter from A. Lufburrow contrasts eras of fear and repression with today’s wave of crime as reported by newspapers. The writer urges better efforts to correct social wrongs and improve public safety.
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A. Lufburrow
Dinner invitation manners and a Disney anecdote
A social etiquette tip suggests naming a specific night when inviting a couple to dinner and gracefully accepting if they cannot come. The note adds a historical aside about Walt Disney selling magazines and newspapers on trains between Chicago and St Louis as a humorous comparison.
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Walt Disney
Chicago
St. Louis
Spring fitness warning from Dr Jordan on safe exercise
Doctor Edwin B. Jordan advises readers to ease into spring activity to avoid strain. He notes indoors winter inactivity leaves muscles and the heart unprepared, warning against jumping into tennis, hiking, or baseball without proper training and gradual buildup.
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Edwin BP
Jordan
M. D
NEA
Exercise and the heart. proper limits for age and sex
The piece argues that the heart, like other muscles, grows stronger with work but requires gradual conditioning. It notes that age, sex, and health affect what exercise a person can safely do, warning that heavy exertion can harm those unprepared or with heart disease. Exercise is wholesome when approached with sense and individualized limits.
Climactic: Nature of a climax in illness stages
A daily vocabulary note on usage missteps and word focus. It discusses equanimity, prescience, elic t, and climactic as the word of the day. The piece urges careful pronunciation and spelling and encourages reading The News for examples.
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