Nine Decades of Congregation: Seventy-Ninth Annual Meeting Recap
The seventy ninth annual Congregational church meeting was held despite a storm with strong attendance. Howard Tarr presided. C F Colvin elected moderator. Reports showed stable membership, many deaths, steady finances: receipts 2792.08, expenditures 2699.22, balance 94.36. Various society updates highlighted improvements to church property, missions, Bible school, and youth activities for the coming year.
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Congregational Church
Slork
Howard
C.F .Colvilin
Houston
Tarr
Jetter Wan Mall
Montin
Lloyd Hoar
Benevolent Fund
Mra
Henry Cooper
Ladies’ Association
John Wirt
Pattora
Rueben
Woman's Missionary Society
Montis
Christian Endeavor Society
Howard Torr
Watiack
January Clearance Sale Opens Saturday
Commences Saturday January 11th this month with a climax to the year’s best business. The January clearance offers highquality winter merchandise at attractive prices. Fewer undesirable lots, some items a few days in stock, and a policy of nothing carried over guarantees fast-moving values. Come and save even if your items aren’t listed.
Court House Notes and Knox County Boys in Washington Visit
Court house notes record Fred Miller's release after a board bill dispute in Weda. Executor A Greer files a final account for Resin Welsh showing receipts and disbursements including sums from real estate and estate affairs. Knox County Fomona Orange meets at Y.M.A. building with talks by Porrant Kiley and Clyde Purdy recounting the Washington trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Wdea
Sheri Moasholder
Abe County
Knox County Fomona Orange
Dumions Ression
Porrant Kiley
Clyde Purdy
Knox County
Washington
Bargain Coat and Dress Sale for Ladies and Juniors
Large sale offering coats from $3.98 to $100 equivalents with diverse styles and sizes for misses and juniors. Also features dresses, skirts, gowns, undergarments, and outerwear at substantial discounts, including fur coats and mackinaws, plus silks, dress goods, linens, and children's wear in reduced prices across departments.
Children coats sale at reduced prices in department
Ready to wear coats for children of all ages offered at deep discounts. Prices on 4 to 6 year olds 2.60 to 3.50 terms, 6 to 14 year olds 3.50 and 1.00 values now, plus junior sizes up to 19 with values $6.50 to $15, all marked down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Tadten
Flo Drewdes
Sie Ees Ess
Cree Cress
Ned House
Allkoline
Ull Ile
Tariff Debate on Windowglass and Pottery Tariffs
Washington discusses Payne Alrich tariff effects on pottery and windowglass amid claims of foreign competition and price controls. Testimony cites supply and demand, with officials noting no sustained price fixing and protests over potential wage impacts if tariffs fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stone
Pennsylvania
Natonal Windowglass Association
Stone Wald
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First Congregational Church
Court House
Piret
MW. A. Greer
Resin ‘Welsh
Ceanning Armatrong
B. Culp
Fet
Percy Norrick
Frank J. Wolfe
V. Owen
Drew Fuller
Liberty
Clinton
Mary Hi
Follen
M. J. Agnew
Perel
Fredericktown
Childre
Ginghams &E
Jmcown
FA Dowds Day Goods Co
House Committee On
Fender
Asderwood
Purchasora
Nes
Coun
Frank Chanes
Highlanders
Chicago
Frank Chance
New York Hi
B. B. Johnson
Sir, Johnson
Frank Farrell
Chance
Clu
Sessons
Htte
Holly
Bill
Lipplecott’s Magazine
Powell
Ser Tee Dome
Ma— Ubrar
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