Revival of Prayer Featured in Elyria Sermon Cite
Betty Weakland preached on prayer for renewed mood and church strength, urging action with the biblical ask seek knock. Her program included hymns and a new chorus sent by Homer Rodeheger, with other musical numbers and a sermon by Moss Weakland. Nearby residents and visitors joined the outdoor service as a 98 year old member remained active despite hearing loss.
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Betty Weakland
Elyria
Betty
Homer Rodeheager
Mr H .B
Ganney
Church In the Weldwood
Roger Williams
Moss Weakland
Ambassadors
Troy Two
Adam Wolfe
Chas. Mayes
John
Vivian
Whittier
California
George Garber
Marguerite
Mary Louise
Lanark, Jr
W. D. Stone
Adrian Hart
New Hampshire
Maryland
Supply Sergeant Fills Order For 100 Girls
Fort Devens Mass report shows a supply sergeant receiving a requisition for 100 G I L girls from a Citizens Mil Training Camp. One girl type equals about 5 feet tall and 100 to 110 pounds with blonde or brunette hair, as described by the camp.
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Fort Devens
Mass
Citizens’ Militar
End To One Man Filibusters In Senate Debate Reform
The piece notes Senator Robinson's plan to amend Senate rules to end one man filibusters after Huey Long spoke five and a half hours, delaying a $202 million Deficiency bill. It contrasts the Senate’s fondness for debate with wasteful blocking, urging simple practical rules to curb dilatory tactics while preserving free speech.
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Robinson
Huey Long
Congress
Senate
Dawes
Long
House
Promotion for Stanley Morgan in Will Rogers crash recovery
The War Department awarded Technical Sergeant Stanley R. Morgan of Point Barrow Alaska the rank of master sergeant for his resourcefulness in recovering the bodies of Will Rogers and Wiley Post. His handling of the rescue, reporting, and transmission of tragedy information impressed the English speaking world and displayed disciplined judgment and concise, accurate writing.
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War Department
Stanley R. Morgan
Point Barrow
Alaska
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
Arctic
Morgan
Uncertainty Of Human Activity And The Blue Eagle
The NRA Blue Eagle and General Johnson are now treated as waste paper by the Post Office Depart ment. An order directs removal of all NRA material from bulletin boards and disposal of reemployment agreements certificates and related items as waste paper. The piece notes the transform from wartime enthusiasm to official devalue and recalls the Supreme Court ruling that diminished the Blue Eagle status.
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NRA
Blue Eagle
Johnson
Post Office Department
Dispatch
Supreme Court
Back To Nature Ends In Eight Days Of Hardship
Two young Tasonians failed a 30 day solo wilderness test after eight days facing bitter cold, hunger, and injury. They hoped for 200 dollars from a companion, but quit while only sighting one deer. They lacked forestcraft and proper gear, underscoring the dangers of untrained attempts at living off the land.
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Wilds
Edward Hungerford
Europe
Hungerford
Hunterford
Walt Disney and the rise of Mickey Mouse in celebrity culture
A nostalgic column reflects on Walt Disney, creator of Mickey Mouse, noting his modesty and evolving fame. It recalls Disney’s deflection of genius claims while building a global entertainment empire, mentions Oswald the Rabbit’s loss, and touches on contemporaries and memories from early New York and notable guests.
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New York
Mickey Mours
Walt Disney
Mickey
Disney
Oswald @ Rabbit
Kansas City Star
Notable anniversaries span politicians and pioneers across eras
The column notes figures from U S history including Thomas Eddy, William A Graham, Darius Mills, Victoire Sardou, John G Carlisle, Jesse James, Thomas F Watson and Anna E Richardson. It marks births and notable death dates, linking gains in philanthropy law leadership diplomacy and culture across Philadelphia to Kentucky Georgia Missouri and Washington D C.
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Thomas Eddy
New York
Philadelphia
William A. Graham
North Carolina
Victorien Sardou
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
House
Treasury
Kenton Co
Jesse James
Middle West
Gray Co
St. Joseph
Thomas F. Watson
Georgia
Columbia Co
Anna E Richardson
Charleston
D. C
Washington, D. C
The Danger of an Overly Self Sufficient Degree
An advisory note warns that the degree may breed self sufficiency yet offers capable prospects and profitable employment if balanced. It cautions to avoid entanglements with the opposite sex and to conduct dealings carefully to prevent disadvantages.
Centennial Pageant Lights Up Nova Troy Two Parade
The Aug 22 24 25 centennial celebration in Nova Troy Two drew large crowds and fine weather. A Friday parade featured 60 attractions with prizes to the Methodist Church for a miniature church float by M T Scarborough Sr. Ceres Club earned second prize for a fruit and flower display. Social Workers Club won first prize for a pioneer days themed float. A manned horse float also placed. The pageant on Friday evening traced Troy Two history and was written directed by Elsie Rickenbrodge a longtime Nova teacher. She dedicated 1752 First regular play in the pageant to her pupils.
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Troy
Nova
Methodist Church
M. T. Scarborough
Ceres Club
Social Workers Club
Troy Two
Elsie Rickenbrodge
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Irene
Connor Ladies
London
Maides, Wana
Central Park
Hyde
Boss
Jean Bordeaus
Los Angeles
E C. Nance
Charles Han
Towne
McNaught Syndicate
America
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Venice
Continental Congress
U.S
Tripoli
U. S
Sam Hownston
Republic of Texas
Briand
France
United States of Europa
Florence Eldridge
Frederic March
Doris Kenyon
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank B. Jewett
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Pasadena
Cal
Joseph Buffington
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Pittsburgh
Kittamining
George E. Akerson
Movis
Hoover
Minneapolis
Matthew §. Sloan
Mobile
Ala
J. D. Weeks
The
Univ. of South Dakota
General Insurance
Seward Insurance Agency
Middle Ave
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Chateau Parree
Ohio
VINY
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Firestone
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J. P. Schoonmaker
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