Rural church centers and wartime relief plans
Rural church advocates at a national convention press for community centered churches and safer rural life. The conference, led by Gifford Pinchot and others, urges cooperation of country churches to strengthen communities while addressing postwar burdens and social needs.
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Iwousiena Mirna
Ghurghes
HS Prekage
Columbus
Dov
Inn
Toybay
Chilrehew
Wilson
Thol Commission On Church
Gifford Pluchat
National Convarva
Council
Ualness
Haa
Edwin
Earp
Draw ‘Theological’ Seminary
Mud Jnon
In. J
Country Church
A. EB. Roberta
W.J ©. Thompson
Ohio States University
Robert,Herring
Boston
National Home Missionary’ Society
Congregational Church
Va. ‘Hutchinnons
Mesburgh
Whlen Gifford
Pinchot
Mit
Tord
Mr. Pinchot
United States
Wien
Sdida
Justin Christ
Holiday Activities at the High School Readied
Readable fragments describe freshmen clubs preparing for holiday events at the Eigh School. Plans include auditorium rehearsals with choral pieces, solos, a 17th film show, and performances featuring Maple Loaves and a student editorial.
Morris Renews Term as Marion County Prosecutor
Tusca Morris, reelected for a second four-year term as Marion County prosecuting attorney, vows to complete all cases on the current docket. He cites ongoing prosecutions of Joseph H. Miller for embezzlement and L. G. Nee for aiding embezzlement, highlighting a record of indictments and penitentiary sentences.
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Joseph H. Milla
Linnifor
Alding Ty
Mr.Mortin
Marion County
Tis
Morris
Uiteldo
Company IB
Dordin
Pari Jane Apring
Morsin
Democrats Meet in St Louis for 1914 National Convention
The Democratic National Committee in Washington plans a St Louis gathering with debate on women suffrage. A lengthy session featured speeches pro and con, but no action was taken. The audience packed the hall, and outré remarks about suffrage framed the day as delegates listened and applauded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
St. Loviayah
Che Cabo
Texas
St Louis
National Committee
Suffrage Talk At Fairmont By Mrs Timmony
Mrs Timmony addressed two audiences in Fairmont on suffrage. She spoke at an afternoon meeting to the Ladies and later addressed the local organization of the Modern Maccabees. She left last night for Washington D C to attend the National Suffrage Convention.
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Pats McGruger
Mannington
Fairmont
Cartwright
McGruder
Justice of the Peace
Barrick
Frank Mark
Will
S Burkee
Gily
Burke Wau
Mike Kushch
Bellaire
Kuslen
Grant
Kuelsh
Rudabi Alsov
Kiefel
Marion County
Harry Connora
Tortie
Rofense Snd
Sqoire Fleming Han
Mary
Leu
Ie’ Moder
Bola
Mea
Tim
Washington D.C
Bethman Hollweg Meets Emperor in Berlin Talks
Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bethman Hollweg to confer with Emperor Wilhelm II on Reichstag matters. In a separate item, Robert Adams, a Black man, is jailed awaiting trial for forgery with Connors and Seaman leading the arrest.
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Robert Adame Ceoloredy
St. Leigh
Fleming
Havine
Connors Land
Ichurgea
Kenton
Hing
Cotpen
Monte
Pension Bills Lead House Debut in Sixty Fourth Congress
Washington report details Howard Sutherland introducing a broad set of private and special pension bills on the first House floor day. Measures grant monthly pensions to widows, veterans, and survivors from West Virginia and beyond, with several increases proposed for existing beneficiaries.
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Washington, D.C
House, of Representatives
Congress
Howard Sutherland
Sutherland
Eling
Billy
Mr. Sutherland
Flcera and
Goldiorn
West Virginia
A. Uill
Texmerters
Ride Bulders
Rulrourepairers
United States
Anderson McCrum
Lulu EB. Winans
Jeremiah Winks
Dill
Solomon P. Stalnaker
A. Din
Joseph Stevens
W. H. Mullon
Levi Morriss
Mary “Ajpinston
John’ W. Johnston
Elizabeth Jorden
William P.jordan
John 2. Wiinen
Edward, Jones
Ladin
Clarke
Stiliman-Younk
C. Ammion
Stalnaker
Mary ©. Smith
Isaac Smith
Abi
Margaret J. Monch
James A. Roach
Margaret J. Dovener
Well
Dovener
George B. Douglass
Thomas Simmons
John Murphy
Joseph
B.y Tnscoe
John B. ‘Connolly
Solomon
MiRennet
Stephan
Swat the Rooster Latest Crusade to Start in Marion County
County Agricultural Agent Hi L. Suilthi'at/a plans a winter drive to educate poultry clubs on swatting the rooster after breeding season ends. The campaign, backed by the Farm Bureau, aims to curb egg production costs by reducing rooster influence. Opposition cites rooster usefulness in warm homes as a clock and alarm source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Marion Couny and Buréau
Hi. L. Suilthi
Court House
Waterie
Swat
Smith
Hecosa
Liquid preservation method by cork moisture guidance
Fragmented note explains keeping liquids such as grape juice and ginger ale under cork with moisture to prevent air entry. Mentions native liquids and vague instructions about placement and ensuring cork remains expanded to seal. Language is garbled but centers on preserving liquid by moisture and cork fit.
Depth of Ignoranct Zoo Joke in Fragment
A fragment recounts a caller and Mrs Gaunsip who jokes about a giraffe at the zoo. The line mocks ignorance by mistaking the giraffe for a camel and ends with a quip about the animal being camomile rather than tall.
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