County Churches Share Listings Across Many Towns
A consolidated church notices page lists pastors and service times for numerous congregations in Quenemel, Agricola, Achovah, Princeton, Williamsburg, Centropolis, Appanoose, Wellsville, Pomona, Wayne, Emerald, and surrounding areas. Details include church school times, worship periods, youth groups, and midweek study sessions led by pastors such as Baker, Kia ginski, Wood, Brewer, Beharner, Longenecker, Lunt, Seward, Shoemaker, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis Christisa
Ernest R
Robert D. Wood
Wellaville Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Pomona
Methodist — Church
Wayne Hollins
Plastic Surgery For Gary Cooper
New York report says Gary Cooper returned to public life after surgery but denied a face lift. He said he had a damaged nose corrected and a jaw cyst removed while on a hospital visit. Spectators noted bags under the chin gone and that he looks about 20 years younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gary Cooper
4-H Club Activities and Tours Highlight Area Groups
ACORN RUSTLERS winners and nine awards noted as members and leaders plan a May tea party for mothers. Leaders Conference talk on sheep care and sandwich prep followed by a May 21 meeting. POTTAWATOMIE VALLEY held at Christian Ridge School with 4-H Sunday discussed and musical demonstrations given. SHINING STAR members demonstrated egg nog and herb projects. A live stock tour across Brockus, Hamilton, Bloomers, Spratts, Borland, Boecker, Schlesener, and Doudna covered Shorthorn, Holstein, Guernsey, Ayshire, Hereford, Angus, and poultry projects benefiting 36 members and 10 leaders. SILVER LEAF and VICTORY WORKERS reported sewing, measuring, record keeping, and potluck group activities with 11 members, 2 leaders, and 15 visitors. Next meetings scheduled for May 14 and May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Rustlers
Kenneth
Hamilton
Dean Robison
Sharon Brown
Barbara Hamilton
Shining Star
Rantoul High School
Ernest Roscher
Mary Anna Jones
Juanita Hubbard
Brockus
Stottlemire
Ayshire
C. E. Bloomers
Sharon
Betty Ann Bloomer
Spratts
Borland
Boecker
Schlesener
Doudna
Burnett
Green Dell School
C. KE. Keith
al Mages
Keith
Patricia Abersold
Victory
Jim Driver
Charles Ingle
Charles Hill
Water as Cancer Cure Sale Leads to Fraud Charges
Detroit prosecutors say Dr Leo C Donnelly, a 1944 Greenback presidential candidate, sold distilled water labeled as a cancer cure at 35 dollars a shot. He was arrested with 14 officers after four months of inquiry and tests by Parke Davis Olsen found the tablets to be vitamin pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Greenback
Leo Charles Donnelly
Pure Food and Drug Administration
Samuel 35. Oleett
Parke, Davis & Co
Olsen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Quenen Federsted
Hichard Baker
Achovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Quenemel
PR. m
P. m
Firet Baptist Church
Queneme
Bill R Brewer
Frinceton
Tom Beharner
Free Methodist
Willsmsburg
M. F. Longenecker
Seventh Day Adventist
9Th
Sycamore
R. E. Lunt
Romewood Christian and Community
Ronald Seward
New Hope - Rohamah
R. B. Shoemaker
BYU
Ruhameh
New Hope
Ser
Richter Methodiat
Charles W. Gross
Vies Bop
MYF
Therese Cathone
Richmond
Owen Cote
Appanoose Baptist
Ralph Hunt Jr
Methodist
Cecil Orr
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Jack Harrington
Centropolis
First Baptist
Ben Nicholau
Appanoese Church of the Brethren
Ward Nance
Centropolis Baptist
Willard Neumann
Tally Baptist
W. E. Shoemaker
Antioch Baptist
Roy Hill
Homewood
Wellsville
J. W. Stallions
Union Chapel Methodiat
Dick Krumpe
Princeton Christian
Robert Todd
Rethel Baptist
Howard Curry
iSunday School
Greenwood Baptist
Burton Fisher
Carl A. Grondorf
Ranton
Spring Ridge Presbyterian
Stanton
Sentior High
Lane Methodist
Cis
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Travelers Safety Service
Federal Savings and Loan
Membership Insurance Corporation
Nee Davings and Host Association
Meneses Glty
North American Building
D. William Overton
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
D. Dean
Pottawatomie
Christian Ridge School
Harvey Hahn
Loretta Alexander
Lloyd Willey
Mary Beets
Arlene Bo
Jerry's Drive-In Cleaners
SAT. & Sun
N. Main
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