SPECIAL MUSIC AT M E CHURCH PROGRAMS
Next Sunday at the First Methodist Episcopal church the Temple Chorus directed by Montgomery Lynch will perform three Christmas programs. The 11 o clock service will include three new Christmas anthems and hymns. the 6 o clock Yuletide Hour features soloists Evan geline Cook Mina Lois Wiley Henry O Irica and Frank A Tiffany. the 7 o clock evening service will present the most elaborate Christmas program yet with organ recital by Mrs Montgomery Lynch.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fifth Ave
Marion St
Temple Chorua
Montgomery Lynch
Temple Chorum Mias
Evangeline Cook
Mina Lois Wiley
Henry O. I’rica
Frank A. Tiffany
Three Georgia Defendants Freed in Shepard Poisoning Case
In Macon Georgia on December 23 Judge Matthews dismissed the case against three women and one man charged with poisoning Fred Shepard citing conflicting testimony. The defendants were accused of poisoning Shepard to gain control of his wealth.
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Macon
Fred Shepard
Matthews
Shepard
Franklin High Students Lead Chehalis Training School Aid Campaign
Students from Franklin high school have launched a drive to supply the state training school at Chehalis. The campaign operates under the Boys’ club, aiming to furnish essential equipment and materials for the boys.
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Alma
Chehalis
Franklin High School
Bike and Auto Collision Injures Boy in City Ward
Webster Rebeau aged 14 of 1911 Ninth Ave was badly bruised Tuesday night when his bicycle riding from an alley near Third Ave was struck by the auto of D. J. Hamilton of 214 Suromit Ave. Hamilton was driving east and the collision occurred near Pine Street.
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Webster Rebeau
Ninth Ave
Third Ave
D. J. Hamilton
Suromit Ave
Officials Probe Coal Fraud in Senate Inquiry
The Senate Investigating Committee on Reconstruction and Production heard testimony about officials in coal profiteering during the wild scramble for coal. George H. Cushing of the American Wholesale Coal Association testified on profiteering and possible prosecutions. J T A Morrow, vice president of the National Coal Association, spoke for the operators.
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Wasitington
Dea
Palmer
Senate
Senate Committee On Reconstruction and
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Cushing
J. T. A. Morrow
National Coal Arsociation
Furniture prices to fall nationwide by one third
The report from Ed Show derisively notes that furniture prices across the country should be about one third lower than six months earlier, as a major household furniture manufacturer is reputed to dominate the industry.
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Bloomington
Ind
No Subway Planned in City Until Population Warrants
City Engineer A. H. L. Dimock reported to the council that a subway extension of the municipal railway will not be built here until population justifies it. He urged planning for the future and presented discussable plans rather than an immediate fix to the transportation issue.
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A. H L
Dimock
Trvin Pyke Dies After Clashed With Clothes Line
Trvin Pyke of Auburn died at Columbus sanitarium from a fractured skull suffered when he was thrown to the ground by a clothesline he collided with in the dark at his home Saturday night. Pyke came to Auburn with his wife and four small children two months ago.
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Trvin Pyke
Auburn
Columbus Sanitarilum
Pyke
Mary Garden and Bath Robes in Colorful Gift Teas
Mary Garden set and accessories priced from $5.50 to $24.75 with rose blue pink and other colors. Perfume items listed at $17.00. Bath robes described as floral and conventional designs with previous prices $12.58 and $15.66 now at $9.95 on special Thursday.
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Copenhagen
100 Per Cent Club Holds Annual Meet
Gifts valued at 1250 donated by members were distributed at the annual banquet featuring a Christmas program. Proceeds benefited charity. About 300 members attended at the Ma nonia club with guests from the Portland 100 Per Cent club. George W. Wilson named president for the coming year. Ed F. White retired as president and acted as toastmaster.
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100 Per Cent Club
Manonia Club
Portland
George W. Wilson
Ed F. White
Murder of prison caretaker at state park in City Mo
Joe Duke age 65 longtime state prison employee and park caretaker was found murdered in his cabin inside the park. Authorities believe robbery yielded a small cash loss. Duke began serving a 20 year term for second degree murder in 1911 and later became park caretaker under penitentiary system.
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City
Joe Duke
Duke
Texas Veterans Rally Against Foreign Influx Near Brownsville
Texas Veterans of the World War plan to travel to Austin to oppose land sales to non assimilable people as part of a renewed drive. The meeting in the Lower Rio Grande valley also named Dr George E Crabtrer as state surgeon with the rank of major in the medical form of the Washington National Guard.
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Texas
Brownsville
Tex
Austin
Rio Grande Valley
George E. Crabtrer
Washington National Guard
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