Waterford Methodist Church to Present cantata
Waterford church plans a Sunday cantata by the Waterford Methodist choir directed by Mrs Frances D Moore. Soloists include Mareld Weber Ethel Scouten and others with a 12 piece choir. Also notes parish events and obituaries including Mrs Madeline Robinson and Henry W Orenblein with funeral details.
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Keating
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Frances D. Moore
Melhouist Church
Mareld Weber
Ethel Scouten
Victor KR. Pitcher
Canyle Pitchen
Carlyle Pitcher
Bethlehem
Mary
Koen
Mensink
Chai
Suprinos
Sie
Burton C. Connor
Albert Hilfer
Alberta Hart
Victor R. Pitcher
Caryl Chapman
Jean Baker
Garis
Thieher
Jean Sorenses
Henry Mills
Waraid Weber
Busses
Chester A. Bull
Carlyle Pilcher
Madeline Robinson
Episcopal Church
James T. Kerr
Benperg
Michael, Fravers
Daniel
Toebert
Duckley
Julian Chrden
Chester Robinson
Qie Wateford
Henry W. Orenbleln
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Lincoln and Suny debate graduate training for teachers
Chancellor Chancutley of the University of Nebraska criticizes graduate schools for overspecializing in education. He argues for broad improvement across all college offerings including teaching methods, student work, and course outlines. A certificate file lists Walter J Teney and Lynd Luaindey in the Lynd Lyndey succession.
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Chancutley
GS. Bouvher
University of Nebraska
Changellar
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Nebraska
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jTeney
Ninth Street
Lynd Luaindey
William J. Beales
New York Central A. B R Places Record Order
New York Central Railroad placed a record order for pullman cars. The total value nears 34 million dollars for 420 cars including sleeping and deluxe passenger cars. Manufacturers include Pullman Standard Car and the Budd company with orders expanding to about 50 million for 120 cars.
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Albany youth held on burglary and robbery charge
Donald MacLeod, 19, of Albany, turned over to authorities on a charge of burglary and robbery. Police say he admitted involvement and was sent to Camp Schweitzer to await general court martial. Capt. Theodore Williams, provost marshal, reported the case today.
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Donald MacLeod
Albany Hay
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Thodore Williamsy
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