Blue Mountain Lodge 113 Holds Fraternal Insurance Meeting
The regular Blue Mountain Lodge No. 113 meeting in the Odd Fellows Temple was led by president Miss Margie tam Painter with visitors from Chambersburg Mercersburg and Waynesboro. Supreme officers from nearby lodges attended and degrees were conferred on a class from the Chambersburg lodge.
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Blue Mountain Lodge
No. 113
Fraternal Home Insurance Society
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Margie Tam Painter
Chambersburg
Mercersburg
Waynesboro
Ring Mountain Lodge
Supreme
J. J. Borzaser
L. Shrader
H. Eitenmiler
A. D. Peighter
Booster Club
Margaret C. Getridge
Mary 4. Hines
Chambersberg Lodge
Vi Jug
Fraternal Insurance Society
Older Boys Conference Planned for Armington in December
Harry Well reports from Wilmington at a YMCA committee meeting to arrange the Older Boys Conference. The plan puts the event in Armington with 204 delegates from Maryland, the District of Columbia, and Delaware and speakers including Bishop Cook of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware.
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Harry Well
Wilmington
Del
Amington
Well
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Maryland
District of Columbia
Delaware
Bishop Cook
Episcope
First American Pacific Cable Linked San Francisco to Philippines
The first Pacific cable was completed in 1902. The first American Pacific cable followed in 1903, connecting San Francisco and the Philippines over 7846 nautical miles.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Jazz broadcasts flayed by pastor in Omaha session
Rev Oliver Montgomery of Washington DC criticizes jazz on the opening day of the President's Council of the Seventh Day Adverbs Church annual session. He says Godless jazz music is driving people away from church and homes.
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Omaha
Neb
Oliver Montgomery
Washington, D. C
Church of God
Montgomery
De Vou Renal Years Ago Today News Roundup
A collected slice of local notes and updates marks anniversaries and events. Items include Mayor Bloomberg criticising cow complaints, market prices for eggs butter ham and potatoes, Albert Hoover celebrating a third wedding anniversary, Wheat prices at 1.07 a bushel, Butterfield named matron of an orphan home, Synod of Maryland details, General Hood re elected, eel and bass catches, Leslie Beard photographed with Bryan, local businesses advertising and looting case under investigation.
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John M. Hood
Maryland
Gower
Dewishlts
K.C. Fechtig
John McCune
Revival Ends Sunday At Hancock Church
Revival at Hancock M E Church runs October 12 to 26 with strong attendance and several altar conversions. Saturday 7 30 pm features the Pink Rose Service from a New York underworld setting. Next Sunday promises a grand climax with three services at 10 30 am 2 pm men’s meeting and 7 30 pm closing service.
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Hancock M. E
Hancock
New York City
Evangelist Rev RC Marri Son to Lead All Services
The Rev RC Marri Son will speak at each service with the Gospel Trio of Radio Singers of Baltimore assisting at all three. All are invited to both morning and evening, and men and boys are welcome in the afternoon.
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Marrison
Radio Singers of
Baltimore
Rally Day at Sharpsburg Church of the Brethren
Sunday morning October 26 the Church of the Brethren in Sharpsburg holds Rally Day with a prepared program. Speakers and music are featured and a piano donated by friends is installed. Women's Class led by Miss Ruth Otto seeks to outnumber the Men's Class taught by Edgar Beachley. Harold Snider serves as pastor. program starts at 10 a.m.
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Church of the Brethren
Sharpsburg
Friends of the Church
Ruth Otto
Edgar Beachley
Harold Snider
Ens to Stay Pittsburgh Manager Indications Rise
Indications from Pirate headquarters suggest Jewel Ens will be retained as manager of the Pittsburgh National League baseball club. The decision appears likely to be finalized after discussions at the team’s offices in Pittsburgh.
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Ens
Pittsburgh
Pirate
Jewel Ens
National League Baseball Club
Lost Cousine Claims 51 Percent United States Population Male
A fragment asserts that, according to the lost cousine, 51 percent of the U.S. population is male. The text presents no corroborating sources or dates and reads as a dubious statistic within a fringe context.
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The
United States
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