Zion Baptist Church August Schedule and Events
The notice lists Sunday school at Zion Baptist 348 Pinestress Rev Wm F Early with morning worship at 10:09 a m and evening service at 7:29 p m, prayer service Wednesday at 7:38 pm. Other congregations in SORTA RIDGEVILLE and Shiloh Baptist share service times, with combined August morning services and midweek prayer, and special revival at the Full Gospel Mission Tent Oberlin Road.
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Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
Bentley School
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Avenue
East River Street
Harry C. Muhiy
Adele
ST. Paul's
Pail Bourguin
Tita Street
Bourquin
Ion
Zion Baftist
Wm. F
BY. P
Sorta Ridgeville
Congregational Church
Lethany Baptist Church
Chas A. Gray
Shiloh Baptist Church
Ledi Street
C. Brown
T Church
West Avenue
Oberlin Road
Eenth St
Speatz
Tausic
Cleveland
Detroit
Lima
Youngstown
Salvation Army Services Open at 574 Broad Street
Captain R D Hughes announces weekend Salvation Army services at 574 Broad Street. Events include Saturday night gatherings at 7 30, Sunday morning holy service at 9, holiness meeting at 10, Sunday school at 2 06, Sunday afternoon prayer meeting at 6, Sunday evening open air meeting at 7 30 and Salvation cheering. Lieutenant Anns Johnson of Beacon New York will conduct Sunday evening series.
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Salvation Army
Broad Street
R. D. Hughes
Oficer
Sanday
Salvation
Anns Johnson
Beacon
New York
Amherst News: Society Meetings and Local Travels
SO AMHERST SOUTH AMHERST Sept 1 The Women s Foreign Missionary Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Each member to invite a guest and bring one andker chair will be 2 Christmas gifts for pets in foreign lands sent to Miss Addie Hall Korea. Entertained by Mrs Ward Hubbard and Mrs Robert Aligop. Mr and Mrs Robert Forest and daughter Eleanor Elyria and Mr and Mrs Andrew Nicol Sr left for a trip to Detroit Niegera Falls and Canada visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Alex Flowers and daughter Ruthie Arthur Johnson and Ted Flowers Elshna left Saturday for a trip through southern Ohio caverns. School board met at town hall and plans to open Sept 5. Miss Katherine Leiminstall resigned and Miss Clark Berea hired for fourth grade. Various locals hosted and visited over the week with multiple calls from Amherst residents to Elyria Gates Mills and Sandusky.
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South Amherst
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
The
Methodist
Addie Hall
Korea
Ward Hubberd
Robert Aligop
Robert Forest
Eleanor
Elyria
Andrew
Nicol, Sr
Detroit
Niegera Falls
Canada
Alex Flowers
Rethie
Arthur Johnson
Ted Flowers
Elshna
Ohio Caverns
Town Hall
Ming
Katherine Leiminstall
Clark
Berea
Murray
Tesigald
Howard Hunt
Gates Mills
Henry Harmi
Amherst
Henry Kolb
Robert Slack
William Meacham
Howard Dulmage
Marie Dulmage
Elsriz
Jennie Wellwood
Elrria
Local Social Notes and Sidewalk Work Report
Thursday afternoon at Ate. and Mrs. S. Melon. Mrs. Lucy Harper has been on the sick list. The Cleveland Stone Co. is taking sidewalks along their property on Quarry street which is nearly completed. The Ladies' Dime Society of the Congregational church met at the church parlors Thursday afternoon and was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Agusta Stone. Lunch was served to the following: the Messrs. XN. G. Townsend SR. Wibber L. D. Davies Christ Fahrner Freda Ott and William Gleason Edwin Harper Charles Bryant Emil Ruth and David Barndart.
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William Gleason
Edwin Harper
Charles Bryant
Emil Ruth
David Barndart
Birmingham Community News Snapshot From Vermilion Park
Birmingham County Line Sept 1 report lists church Sunday school at Liswood Park and a long parade of local visitors and family gatherings. It notes many residents visiting relatives in nearby towns, with several social calls, dinners, and birthdays among Mrs. G R Kuhlman, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, and other area families.
Pickin Cotton Dance Debuts for 1928 29 Season
New York based Daendaz unveils Pickin Cotton as the latest dance for the 1928 29 season. It promises more fun than the early popular dances and aims to appeal to both movement and aesthetic sense as teachers convene for the 50th annual American Society of Teachers of Dancing meeting.
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New York
Daendaz
Cococton
American Society of Teachers of Dancing
New Dance Fads Rise Amid Novel Rhythms and Byrd Hop
Report from Broad War shows Pickin Cotton gaining attention as dancers test a blend of Armorican and exotic influences. The Byrd Hop, a three four time salute to Commander Byrd, features spins and quick evolutions. Teachers note a shift from waltz and two step to syncopated lively styles as older and younger crowds flock to dancing.
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Eo Jazey
Byrd
Adolph Newoberger
New York City
International News Service
Richard EL Byrd
South Pole
Harden Mellior
Fayetteville
Henry Ford
Rose Brrove
New Methods Could Transform Fruit Growing in 25 Years
Prof W A Blake of the New Jersey Department of Agriculture predicts major shifts in apple and peach cultivation over the next quarter century. He cites insect and disease control, stationary spray systems, washed fruit, concentrated fertilizers, variety specific culture, precise maturity judgments, and tighter grade standards as key changes.
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Xew Brenswick
W. A. Blake
New Jersey Department of Agriculture
Blake
Fruit Growers Face New Competition From Distant Regions
Professor Blake notes major shifts in fruit transport and marketing. Improved transportation, new produce terminals,better refrigeration, and reorganized production will increase competition from distant regions.
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Addiion
Blaké Aes
Headache Pain Measured by New University Tests
In Arbor, Prof J E Emswilter of University of Michigan proposes a device or method to quantify headache pain, a long sought yard stick for medical research. He discusses trials with Holland Furnace Co on a warm air fog heating system, noting preliminary results include lower home temperatures with the furnace fan in warm weather.
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Axx Arbor
Mich
Wansted
J. E. Emswilter
Department of Engineering Research
Unisy
Adichis An
Emschler
Emschier
Holland Furnace Company
Holland
Neature
Emstwiler
Comfort Effect of Air Motion in Rooms
Professor Emschler notes experiments in Germany 1963 show still air in four rooms can cause discomfort such as perspiration nervousness and headaches. Introducing steady air motion alleviates symptoms without changing temperature, prompting tests to record precise instrumental headache data beyond patient reports.
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Professor Emschler
Germany
England
Emschter
Philippine lumber aims to boost exports and species variety
The Philippines plans to expand its lumber industry, targeting 30 species for export to the United States and China. Department of Commerce notes export values rose to $2,793 in 1922 from $833 previously, with Australia also showing strong demand. Government discusses regulating the industry to manage growth.
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Prilappine
Washington
Develo
Philippine Island
Arnet
Department of Com
Meetham
United States
China
Australis
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