Wellington Local News Highlights from May Evening
Wellington locals report Miss Margaret Summers returning from Florida and visiting the George Powell home. Mrs. Carl Martin of Elyria sang at Baptist services and Comrades Field and Williams spoke to the High School. The Entre Nous club planned an evening visit, and a six piece orchestra performed at the town hall dance. The Daugherty Robinson Co welcomed a six pound son, the Kiwanis gifted Mrs. Carbaugh a silk umbrella, and the Wellington High School Alumni Association set its 49th annual meeting for June 12 at 8 p.m. Invitations will go to about 3,000 former students.
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BTU Institute Here On Wednesday
The BTU Institute will be held at a Baptist church Wednesday with a luncheon and two sessions. Local leaders Lena Tirlain and four speakers will discuss studies and conduct an afternoon program. Noted participants include Mrs. Amond and Mrs. Gerald Rice, with Mrs. Herman Wight urging members and friends to attend.
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Ellington arrest roundup and meeting notices in Ellington and Wellington
In Ellington on May 25 two suspects were arrested and arraigned on charges of possessing contraband items, with further court actions scheduled for June 1. A Wellington district meeting is planned for Wednesday with County Agent C.B. and others to speak, featuring a Boy’s Orchestra performance and refreshments. Wellington’s Aid Society gathering on May 25 featured piano solos and Civil War stories.
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Race Bets Again Reform Target
The International Reform Federation led by Clarence True Wilson plans a nationwide campaign against pari mutuel betting and bookmakers as it widens its fight against prohibition. The report notes Wilson’s active leadership and the group’s broadened reform focus.
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International Reform Federation
Clarence True Wilson
Church Dedication Draws Heavy Subscriptions and Dr Jones Talk
The Pentecost dedication event at the church drew over $45,000 in total subscriptions with major gifts from the Ladies Aid, Sunday school, and outside supporters. Dr E Stanley Jones spoke on being born again and leading the higher life, urging youth toward spiritual control as the audience filled the church for both afternoon and evening services.
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Ralph Williams
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Dayton Indicts Teacher in Evolution Trial Case
Dayton Tenn May 2 indictment charged a youthful high school teacher with teaching evolution in public schools. The session and jury acted this morning in the Scopes era case with Judge John T. Raulston presiding during a special term.
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Trial of Scopes Likely June 17 Date
The court schedules the trial of Scopes for about June 17, signaling preparations and potential courtroom activity as authorities anticipate a landmark education case.
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Scopes
Need No Outside Aid for Japanese Earthquake Sufferers
Washington may 25 no outside assistance is needed for care and relief of Japanese earthquake victims the Japanese red cross declared in a cable to the American red cross here the American red cross offered aid authorities report no outside help is required and express gratitude for sympathy officials cite a telegram from Tokyo acknowledging disaster relief needs
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Supreme Court Cancels Citizenship Papers in Massachusetts Case
The United States Supreme Court on May 25 cancelled the naturalization papers granted by the District Court of Massachusetts. The ruling affects a Massachusetts case involving an individual seeking citizenship and revises the path to naturalization. The decision narrows the scope of eligibility definitions under current naturalization statutes.
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Supreme Court ruling on citizenship for Japanese in wartime era
The court held that Japanese individuals in the wartime period were not entitled to citizenship. The case involved Hideto Toyota and Jer wnese who had served nine years in the veterans ward. The ruling clarifies eligibility standards during that era and implications for naturalization.
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George Williams Named U S Senator in Missouri
George Williams of Jefferson City named United States Senator by Governor Sam Baker this morning. Williams succeeds the late Sol P Spencer who died suddenly in Washington. Williams is from Louis and becomes the new member of the Senate following Spencer’s passing.
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