Park Services Well Attended in Baker Park Service
Large Sunday crowd attended the Baker Park service at 7 pm led by Centennial Memorial United Brethren church pastor Rev DeWitt P B Zuse with choir directed by Reno S Harp. An organ recital by Mrs G Ellis Williams at Calvary Methodist appeared via microphone without a pre amplifier, noting 2000 feet distance. sermons and prayers followed from multiple local pastors.
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Baker Park
Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
DeWitt PB. Zuse
Reno S. Harp
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Ellis Williams
Richard Anderson
Pocorsac Edison Compact
Osborne J. Price
Price Bros
Carlton M. Harris
Trinity Methodist
Opal Church
South
Charles E. Webler
Thebyterian Church
Amos J. Teaver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Willems
Moses
Wildernness
Israel
Spirituel Gerth
Earth
Jesus
Musky Activity Report From Big Lake Near Hudson
NEA Service Sports Writer reports strong muskellunge catches from Big Lake near Hudson. angler notes describe muskies feeding and moving through coves, with observers cautioning about lunge behavior and underwater hideouts as fish feed heavily and attract interest for anglers.
Bubble Battle Plan In A Soldier Tale
Readable fragments recount a camp scene where children or a cartoon group discuss fighting with bubbles and soap to scare or trap enemies. A soldier explains using giant bubbles as a defense, while others react with curiosity and humor as the plan unfolds toward a cliffhanger.
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Smappe
Dor
Lift up Jesus as the guiding force in life
A sermon stresses that Jesus must be uplifted in hearts, not just on the cross, to heal sin’s effects. It urges religion to become an urgent, practical experience guiding destinies, amid societal distress and moral blindness. The Salvation Army service concluded with a benediction by Capt. Bernard C. Morris.
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Jesus
Christ
Heuust
Bernard C. Morris
The
Salvation Army
Camel ad claims energizing effect from smoking
A Camel cigarette advertisement touts a natural energy boost from smoking two Camel sticks. It cites rider Bill Horn after a Gold Cup win and describes a quick lift and calm, urging readers to try this method to combat fatigue and regain vigor.
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New York
Bill
Horn
Bill” Horn
You Can't Hide A Loser In Henry P Jaeger Series
A 1936 bridge problem discusses a losing card in hand and how to handle trumps. East must make seven spades against best defense with South opening diamonds, detailing trump play, discards, overtricks, and a plan implying a balanced budget remark attributed to a 1936 statement.
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WM. EL McKexney
American Bridge League
Henry P. Jaeger
Aga
Plyns
Deuce of
North
Elueen
Deuce
East
South
West
Return of Roosevelt Prompts Multiple Network Broadcasts
AP Radio reports Roosevelt closing his Hawaii vacation with planned nationwide broadcasts from Green Bay Portland and Washington. The president may speak in Portland August 3 and in Green Bay August 9 while WABC CBS plans a July 28 Salzburg Austria music festival broadcast conducted by Richard Strauss featuring Beethoven Fidelio. Also noted is a July 10 re enactment of William Tell apple shot in Aldort Switzerland and evening program listings for Eddie and Ralph Kor Cook Gothic Christers Roger Wolfe Kahn.
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New York
Roosevelt
Hawaiian Islands
Green Bay
Wistye
Portland
Ore
Washington
Richard Straus
Salisbury
Austria
Wabc-Cbs
Beethoven
CBS
William Tell
Aldort
Eddie and
Ralph
Kor Cook
Gothic Christers
Roger Wolfe Kahn
WABC
Kate
Ensemble Radio Schedule Echoes Busy Tuesday
Smith lists a packed Tuesday lineup across networks. WBQ NBC from 6:45 to 11 shows Frank Buck act and national music, while WEAF and WABC feature Shaw University quartet, nursery rhymes, Detroit and Chicago symphonies, and a special treat dramatic sketch at 2:30 to 4:45 p.m.
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Smith
Lud Gluskin
WJZ
NBC
Frank Buck
Bestor
Weafrboc
Shaw University Quartet
WABC
CBS
Detroit Symphony
Blue Ridge Mountaineers
Chicago Symphony
Bishop speech denounces hypocrisy and smugness
A church leader. Bishop Warren L. Rogers of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese, condemns hypocrisy and smugness. He calls for the banishment of a rogue attitude while urging moral restraint and reform.
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Warren L. Rogers
Ohio Episcopal Diocese
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Tge
Joseph Sabath
Chicago
Red Reed
the Prince of
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France
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Airinister
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Hillside Coal Co
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Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Persons Service
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