Tributes Paid at Bishop Station Funeral Service
The funeral for Bishop A. B. Station was held at St. Pauls United Brethren Church a 2 30 PM Saturday attended by 96 clergymen and many friends. Rev Dr F Berry Plummer led the service reading a memoir and paying tribute. Bishop A R Clippinger preached from Isaiah 50 7, with scripture by Rev Dr S C Enck and prayers by Bishops G D Batdorf and Rev Dr John.
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A. B
St. Paul's United Brethren Church
F. Berry Plummer
Statton
Lfe
A. R. Clippinger
Dayton
Central District
Bishop Station
S. C. Enck
Harrisburg
G. D. Batdorf
East District
John
Obituary Rites for Local Clergy Row Upon Stage of Honor
A Pennsylvania Conference quartet led services for a deceased York area clergyman. The guard included eight St Pauls officials with eight ministers of the conference acting pallbearers and three serving as honorary pallbearers.
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A Ness
York
Pennsylvania Conference
Wm. M. Beattie
Jefferson, Pa
This County
Paul R. Koontz
Baltimore
R. R. Redes
A. R. Ayres
Carlisle
Wilson R. Sperow
St. Paul's Church
Wm. H. Capp
C. Walter Baker
O. W. Dellinger
George Bell
M. B. Keener
Tyson R. Waltz
B. C. Hartman
Clarence S. Keedy
Boonsboro
N. B
Stricken Infants Reported Better
Three babies stricken by an epidemic diarrhea that killed eleven at St Elizabeth Hospital were pronounced cured. Four others ill with the malady were described as improved very considerably. Andrea Kozlowski improved after a blood transfusion by Dr Herman Bundesen.
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Chicago
St. Elizabeth Hospital
Andrea Kozlowski
Herman W. Bundesen
Board of Health
Bundensen
Bundesen
Paralysis cases reported growing study says polio rising
Dr Mor ris Fishbein editor of the Journal of the American Medical Association warned on NBC radio that infantile paralysis appears to be increasing. He called polio the most dreaded epidemic disease and urged support for national foundations and birthday fund campaigns as scientists work to find a cure.
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Chicago
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Polio Eradication Hope Voice Urges Continued Effort
Fragment expresses belief that polio can be eliminated in time. The speaker urges ongoing vigilance and control measures to prevent outbreaks and protect public health.
Lawyers named in Stevens divorce suit face $500000 claim
Mrs. Katherine Rhea Stevens seeks half a million damages charging connivance and conspiracy in her divorce case. Frederick I. Stinchfield of Minneapolis, ex-president of the American Bar Association, and Pierce Butler Jr., son of a Supreme Court justice, are the named lawyers. The suit stems from Mrs. Stevens divorce against railroad executive H. E. Stevens.
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Frederick I. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
The
American Bar Association
Katherine Rhea Stevens
Pierce Butler, Jr
Supreme Court
Stevens
H. E. Stevens
Conductor Koussevitzky Halts Boston Concert
Serge Koussevitzky, conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, halted a Syria Mosque concert in Pittsburgh after late arrivals crowded the 3,600 seat hall. He strode off and refused to return for five minutes, calling attendees fools and saying they should stay home and respect the art.
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Pittsburgh
Serge Koussevitzky
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Syria
Hetter
Fugitive Stofft Captured After Escape From Maryland Farm
John Stofft a 34 year old prisoner escaped from the Maryland State Penal Farm at Roxbury Saturday night and was captured that night by farm officials Superintendent Elmer B Carl announced He had less than a third of his 15 year Baltimore county robbery sentence remaining and was transferred to the farm last August 3 due to poor health He will be returned to the penitentiary today
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John Stofft
Maryland
Roxbury
Elmer B. Carl
Carl
Hagerstown
Baltimore County
Truss Experts at Colonial Hotel Hagerstown
The Fee Truss Experts representing William S. Rice Inc will exhibit the Rice Method for reducible rupture at the Colonial Hotel in Hagerstown Maryland on December 16 afternoon and 17 all day. Demonstrations show a Rice Appliance with a 15 day trial and no charge unless satisfied.
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William S. Rice, Inc
Adams, N
Colonial Hotel
Hagerstown
Industrial spending index slides in November decline
A National Industrial Conference Board survey shows sharp drops in most expenditure groups in November with only coal rising seasonably 6.6 percent from October. Rents fell 0.1 percent, the first drop in an upward trend since January 1924, while overall levels remained below November 1928.
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National Industrial Conference Board
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