Evangelical youth convention to convene in this city
The Evangelical youth convention will convene in this city next week starting August 14. Delegates from parts of the state will assemble with extensive preparations by the local efforts of the Paul’s church league to house and manage events. Mayor Asaph will give an address of welcome. S. von Regue will be the speaker. Enslin Sueger from India will address the convention and share a collection of items from distant lands. The program includes talks, music, and a closing afternoon session. Several local officials and church leaders will preside and host appears.
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Hip
Loes
League Paul's Church
Asaph
S. von Regue
Enslin Sueger
India
Vention
First Congregational Church Notes and Sunday School Report
Church school at 9 43 morning worship led by Frank Brownlee will preach in Cleveland. Geneva delegates return with reports on the Lake Geneva conference. Park open air service by Rev. W S Smith. Church of Christ Sunday School Cabinet picnic at Indian Hollow with open fire dinner and games. August attendance steady with plans for fall program and special numbers each Sunday.
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First Congregational Church
Brownlee
Church
Cleveland
Pilgrim Church
Congregational Conference
Istion Endeavor
Geneva
Church OF Christ
Indian Hollow
Phil Robison
Hazel Kennedy
Personal Notes Mention Mrs J F Johnson and Hubbard Return
Short personal notice reports Mrs J F Johnson and a companion returning from Hubbard to Detroit in the early part of the period with unspecified details noting a domestic and social context.
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J. F. Johnson
Hubbard
Detroit
First Church Services and Reading Room Open Hours
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 309 East Avenue holds a Sunday Impruing service at 4:20 PM with subject Spirit and a Golden Text from 1 Corinthians 3:17. Reading room open daily 2 to 5 PM except Sundays and holidays. reading room welcomes visitors. The Second Congregational Church at Lake Ave and Lodi Streets is led by Pastor William Flammer with Sunday School at 9:15 and worship at 11:90 AM with Rev. France preaching. An evening union service on the square is planned with prayer meeting on Thursday at 7:28 PM.
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Matonie Temple
Loraine County
BE. E. Speart
East Avenue
Reading Rcom
Second Congregational
Lake Ave
Lodi
William Flammer
France
Preyer
ROLD AGSTE FON TREASIMER
Gig Agate lug BS, a Nis 4 casurership graduate and former U S Signal Corps member, is employed by Farewell the tailor. He was at the port of embarkation when the armistice was signed and is described as qualified, honest, and straightforward for the position.
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Gigg Agate
Nis
Jas
U. S Signal Corps
Avon Beach Grange plans August 14 event with prizes
The Tidgesie Grange hosts an Avon Beach program on Thursday August 14 featuring a dancing afternoon and evening. Aims include a wide program and many valuable prizes for attendees.
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Tidgesie Grange
Avon Beach
Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism Promised Free Distribution
An elderly reader testifies to cure by avoiding uric acid remedies and credits a free pamphlet titled The Inner Mysteries of Rheumatism. The ad claims long illness ended after following a doctor’s scientific approach and invites others to request the booklet by mail from Clearwater Maine.
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Asbelman
Clearwater
D Street
Hallowell
Maine
Rev Brownlee to Speak at Morning Service
Rev Frank L. Brownlee, assistant pastor at Pilgrim Ebenezer Church in Cleveland, will preach at the First Congregational Church next Sunday August 10. He serves on the Religious Educational Committee of the State Conference and is regarded as an influential figure in Congregational education statewide.
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Brownlee
Congregational Church
First Congregational Church
Frank L. Brownlee
Dan F. Bradley
Pilgrimeburen
Cleveland
Pilgrim Church
State Conference
Oakland Ship Christenings Move to Champagne Tradition
Oakland shipyards stock California champagne for christenings as officials defend the custom despite local dry concerns. Moore shipbuilding president George A. Arms says sailors demand a bottle smashed on the prow and warns no hoodoo ship will leave the yard.
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Caxiani
Cal
United States
Qakland
Stais
California
George A. Arms
Moore Shipbuilding Company
Oakland
City of
Berkeley
University of California
Union Construction Company
Marketing Wheat By New Standards Confuses Local Growers
In Lorain County, Howard Rogers explains new US Grain Corporation grading rules. Officials define grades by weight per bushel and moisture content, with price differentials: number one at 7 cents above number three, and three cents below number one for number two. Growers question fairness as test weight and legal bushel rules clash in marketing wheat.
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Lorain County
States Grain Corporation
CountyAgent
Howard Rogers
Wheat Test Weight and Quality Determine Bushel Price
A historical note explains that higher test weight means better wheat quality and higher flour yield. Wheat testing 63 pounds per bushel yields more flour and price than 60 pounds, while 56 pounds requires larger bulk for the same pounds.
Wilson Plan for Reducing Cost of Living Outlined
Congress begins review of President Wilson's suggestions to extend the food control act and regulate storage of foodstuffs. Interstate commerce and agricultural panels plan early action, while some opponents criticize licensing idea and rapid peacemaking steps.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Wilson
Senate
House Interstate Commerce and Articultural
League of Nations
Lodge
Harding
Ohio
Foreign Relations Committee
Notice of Berry Picking Rights at Estella Rat Premises
Notice states restrictions on berry picking or trapping at premises associated with Estella Rat in Iriasion Ohio. Details include file or reference numbers 19 208 23 7 9 28 65 98 and status of access. Authority and exact conditions are not fully clear from the fragment.
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Estella
Iriasion
Ohla
Bernard O'Donnell Buys Three Local Homes for Remodeling
Bernard O'Donnell has purchased the former Faxon home on East Fifth Street for remodeling and also acquired the Adams residence on Middle Avenue and Sixth Street along with the Holcomb home on Harvard Street. The Chronicle-Telegram notes the transactions conclude and budgets are not disclosed.
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Bernard O'Donnell
Faxon
East Fifth Street
Adams
Middle Avenue
Sixth Street
Holcomb
Harvard Street
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