Ohio Conference Of Methodists Opens At Columbus Today
Bishop H Lester Smith of Cincinnati presided at the first business session of the Ohio annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in Columbus. Dr Merton S Rice of Detroit will speak this afternoon and tonight. A symposium on the Christian Social Order will be held with the Social Service Commission banquet. Foreign mission matters will be discussed by Dr W M Gilbert of Drew University and Bishop Titus Lowe. Dr Aaron H Rapking of Flint charged politics have hurt public school programs in some states and urged consolidation of rural schools. Assignment of pastors by the conference likely Monday or Tuesday.
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Columbus
H. Lester Smith
Cincinnati
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Merton $. Rice
Detroit
Social Service
W. M. Gilbert
Drew University
Titus Lowe
Portland
Ore
Inflammation of Kidneys Needs Doctor's Care
Dr. N. Chrisman explains Velitis as an acute kidney pelvis inflammation affecting health, with Pyelitis more common than once thought. It often goes unrecognized in babies, follows infections, and can be triggered by cold or stones. Proper diagnosis and attention are essential, especially during pregnancy or when immunity is low.
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N. Chrisman
M.D
Pyelitis and kidney stone confusion outlined in old notes
The text explains variation in pyelitis and stone cases, noting pain locations in the flanks and abdomen, possible radiating pain to the pelvis and bladder, and the need for X rays or a surgeon to confirm stones. It warns against self diagnosis and urges prompt medical action to save time and money.
Early Doctoring Vital To Prevent Kidney Disease
Medical article warns that recognizing pyelitis early can stop progression to Bright's disease and nephritis. Untreated, exertion or a cold may trigger chronic inflammation harming kidney walls, with back pain from bacterial damage. Rest, fluids, and addressing the disease cause are advised. Elk City schools plan Mickey Mouse and Popeye films for first grade relaxation this fall.
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Elk City
Okla
Mickey Mouse
Adventures of
Popeye
Wellington couple wins big at state fair cosplay contest
Mr and Mrs Claude Meamas of Wellington earned two firsts and two second places at the state fair for their cosplay display. They won a sweepstakes prize of 550 and a large banner. J R Dillon of Cleveland, a honey authority, attended the event.
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Wellington
Claude Meamas
Dee
Henex
J R. Dillon
Cleveland
Birthday party planned for Corps members only
A local Beekeepers Association leader was interviewed on a Columbus radio station. Plans were launched for a birthday party for Corps members only on Thursday evening in September.
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Jdees
vYnjessr MM
Columbus
Hes
Lerain Counts Beekeepers Association
Hamio Woman's Relief
C .Pslave
Murder on the Golden Gull Aboard Cruise Ship
On the motor yacht Golden Gull Teddy Baynor Aunt Elsie Hugo Albright and others are warned of danger as a murder plot unfolds. Cecil Stoddard is suspected of slugging Parrin while Mrs Marvis reports a cloaked figure aboard at night. Teddy and companions hunt for the killer amid tense alibis and vanishing engines.
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Theodora
Teddy) Baynor
Elsie
Hugo Albright
Denis Graham
Dr. Smitting
Charis Winslowe
Graham
Cecil Stoddard
John Carper
Professor Turner
Teddy
Parrin
Kelsey
Huse
Denis
Charis
Mrs. Marvis
RS. Marvis
Hugo
Community groups meet with varied activities and notices
A Tuesday meeting listed a 6 30 covered-dish supper and members asked to bring table service. Attendees included Margere Cowles Lella Puder Marie Friend and Margaret Rothwell with others named. Several club events and future plans were noted including a tea at the Walden home and a garden show preparations and notices for refreshment, officers, and attendance prizes.
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Margere Cowles
Lella Puder
Marie Friend
Margaret Rothwell
Althe Barrick
Laura Lindsay
Hannes
Alice Ferrell
Ila Rogers
R. L. Walden
Margaret Ruthwecll
Self Government Experiments Among Children
Dr. O H Mowrer of Yale reports on self government experiments for 4 to 12 year olds at New Haven Childrens Center showing real independence, less susceptibility to exploitation, and improved conduct. He cites cottage meetings as both commendations and criticisms, noting open expression of frustrations aids democratic development despite opposition to reform.
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Columbus
America
O. H. Mowrer
Yale Uniersity
Institute of Human Relations
American Psychological Association
Yale
Dr. Mowrer
Association
Ohio State University
New Haver, Conn Childrens Center
Mowrer
Pier Close Ry
Wand Directl
Davidson Reports Bridge Fees Cost Is Misunderstood
County Commissioner Trebn E D outlined the confusion over engineering and architect fees for Loram's two bridges. He noted no final fee figures exist, with estimates cited as unchecked. He warned construction costs remain unknown until contracts are signed, making five percent the tentative upper bound for overall costs. Representatives from A RC Engineering discussed street repairs in the village. Wellington educators approved Harry F Foulton of Cleveland as architect for a $180 000 school addition, with work set to begin September 28. The show board insured the school buses.
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Trebn
Loram
Tne
Co Structon
Davidson
Atcovecis
Welln.cot
Estimate of bridge project costs rises in county plans
The article outlines estimated costs for a bridge project excluding work by architect Flor Walker and engineer Wilbur Water. It notes considerations for surveys, maps, tests, and inspections to safeguard the county from damage while proceeding with construction.
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Abe Casads
Flor Walker
Tere
Cemstrueten
Khch
Watson
Civil War Veteran Dies After Parade
A Civil War veteran dies after a parade amid a chaotic series of garbled notes from Des Moines. The report mentions veterans planning a 1959 encampment at Pittsburg and names local organizers, with unclear references to officers and associations.
Forest Fires Impede Nationalist Drive
Forest fires along the French Spanish frontier hinder nationalist forces at HENDAYE and surrounding valleys. Artillery fire and smoke slow advance as Navouutists suffer only two gains versus one the previous day, with position lines holding along the Ebro region.
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Hendaye
Septway
Gandlese
Bypaise
Trentoda
Loyaist Artillers
Gane Dese
Corbeta
Drigd
Wakienii
Honesta
Pathedhe Heagiite
Ebro
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Ruth Shepard
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Mass Shepard
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Wellingtin Vilage
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