Anniversary of Rector Observed at All Saints Church
A large congregational meeting and reception was held in the Parish House of All Saints Church to mark the rector Rev Douglass Hooff’s anniversary. Reports from church organizations showed encouraging activity. Rev Hooff reflected on 25 years as rector noting baptisms 710 confimations 750 marriages 478 burials and parish growth from 314 to 630 communicants with 5,000 services conducted.
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All Bainfa Ct
Douglass Hooff
James
Nan Knott
Charlotte Ingie
Charleston
8. C
Addison Inegie
Osborne Ingle
All Saints Church
Hooff
St. Timothy's Church
St. Barnabas Church
Rosaire W. Osburn
Mary Belle Castile
Harriet Kemp
Virginia Creed
Marion Sutton
Anna B. Floyd
Anna Levy
Ford plans 1,000,000 cars in 1935 production drive
November 1 Detroit Henry Ford announced Ford Motor Company would produce one million cars or better in 1935, signaling a major expansion with a planned outlay of 415 million dollars. About 87,000 workers would be on the payroll by December. Detroit would supply all labor needs as the automobile industry greeted the plan with no official comment.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Witnesses Return in Dillinger Case From Crown Point
Indianapolis reports Assistant Attorney General Edward Barce ordered eight Crown Point witnesses released tonight after a legal action freed them from state police custody. The group had been moved from Crown Point to Monticello and then to Indianapolis as Barce pursued information on aiding John Dillinger's jail escape.
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Indianapolis
Edward Barce
Crown Point
John Dillinger
Lake County
Barce
Diilinger
Monticello
Dillinger
Indian life film screening announced at Hood College
The Assistant Attorney General said no immediate forest lop plans are contemplated but one investigation remains open. Films showing Indian life will be shown by B. M. Moffatt of Bombay, India, at Hood College. W. C. A. Sunday service in Brodbeck Hall starts at 6 15 p.m. Moffatt serves on the Mission Board of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Cape
B. M. Moffatt
Bombay
India
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Moffatt
Mission Board
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Work in alley halted after labor clash on Broadway
Laborers quarreled during alley extension work on Broadway near Weert South Street. James Rollins was found guilty of drugs and fighting on the streets. foreman John Stone was acquitted. Urteil by Magistrate Guy K. Motter. Mayor Lloyd C. Caner Day Engineer Elmer S. C. Mauweil examined the incident.
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Gee Mee
James Rolins
Guy K. Motter
Drus
John Stone
Broadway
Weert South Street
Rollins
Greman
Screet
Stone
John Ongand
Reiman
Scone
Hoffman
Evi
Lloyd C. Caner
Elmer Ss. C. Mauweil
Sheriff Exonerated in Marianna Lynching Case Report
Tallahassee November 1 6. W Oedmunds of Glame is exonerated in the lynching of Claude Neal near Marianna last week. A grand jury investigation was conducted into the affair.
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Tallahassee
Finn
W. OF. Oedmunds
Glame
Claude Neal
Marianna
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