Death of famed evangelist and former baseball star Carengs Wor
The renowned evangelist and ex major league outfielder Carengs Wor died suddenly at his brother in law home from angina pectoris. Born November 19 183, in Amenda he played seven seasons in the National League with Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. He later devoted life to religious work and evangelistic campaigns across the United States and abroad.
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Winone Lake
Ind
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Ana Miawin J. Trampann
Sete
Houseold
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Tum Me
Amenda
Nevada
Northwestern University
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Young Men's Christian Association
United Gates
Atlantic
Well-Known Evangelist Dies at Loyaville Pa
Obituary notes the death of a famed evangelist in Loyaville Pennsylvania. Notices mention local events including a PTA Halloween party, 4-H Club officers Eduna May Buhrman acting as president Ines Smith as vice president and Phyte S Buhrman as secretary. Community updates include visits by Grover Buhrman and children to Cayetown.
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Shane
Loyaville
PTA
Peaville
Giruceham
Helen Pearson
Edna May Buhrman
Ines Smith
Phyte S Buhrman
Mm Grover Buhrman
Howard, Joseph
Dorothy
Policy speech outlines neutrality and influence stance
Secretary Hull announced a policy of using appropriate influence to stop foreign wars while staying out, broadcast at night to explain US neutrality in the Italian Ethiopian conflict. He urged the President to receive discretionary powers and asked Congress for broader, but still neutral, authority in foreign affairs during times of informational disturbance.
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Washington
Hull
Moe Osnetwe
Shewaz
Lutheran Sunday Service Announced in Foxville Porville
Sunday morning at 9 30 a.m. a morning service is held in Foxville Porville led by Wer Pt Fandaramete representing the Tresler Or. The Lutheran shared announcements appear in the Sunday echoonex column.
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Echoonex
Wer
Rotary Club Program Highlights Armistice Day Reflections
Henry Helsapfel spoke at the Rotary Club in Hagerstown on Armistice Day. Dr James H Apple of Hood College and Paul South of Potomac Edison offered remarks on peace, national duty, and the U S Constitution.
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Fiolsepfel
Jameph H Apple
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Prederick County
Paul South
Potomac Edison Company
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Ringge
Americas
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United States
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Envoy Voices on Constitution Esteem From European Leaders
The U S envoy highlights global regard for the Constitution as mankind’s well being and the greatest document. He cites tributes from European leaders, noting the document’s enduring influence from a geographical and political perspective.
World peace urged as guiding US policy says pope
A dated tone notes the call for the United States to lead global peace efforts. The meeting, chaired by Sam W Monies, discusses moral views on war and economic folly, and notes New York state advancing plank roads with over 1,000 miles announced by 1937 as a milestone.
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United Rates
Sam W Monies
New York State
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