Open Evangelistic Services At Sugar Grove M E Church
Sugar Grove June 11 Evangelistic meeting at the Methodist church draws attendees for a two week run led by Rev Ganzel. Daily prayer at 10:60, evening services 7:45 with a 7:45 8:00 song service. Friday choir from Mr Jewett expected. Ganzel preaches on Hell and The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. Offerings set for next Sunday. Music by Miss Agnes Bleakley and others. a union evening includes Rev Shopes and Rev Stebbins. Local notices list several area guests and residents.
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Sugar Grove
Methodist Church
Ganzel
Jewett
Christ
Agnes Bleakley
L. H. Stebbins
First Presbyterian Church
John
Rand
Miss Bleakley
Miss Schoonover
Miss Bleak
Mary Carr
Fredonia
Carl Norbeck
Hartfield
N. Y
Norbeck
Ernest Swanson
John Hooper
Bordell, Pa
Harold Abbott Coburn
Rue, Pa
J. P. Abbott
Hooper
The World in Brief Reflections on Liberty Faith and War
The piece muses on democracy and electors versus people, contrasts Riviera weather with New York, recalls heroic polar }rescue tales, and critiques writers Sean OCasey and Kipling. It notes Irish and English literary scenes, Burns and Bunyan, and ends with France’s wartime finance as a sign of global economic ties and hopeful outlook.
Bridge Workers Drown as Trestle Collapses in West Virginia
In Parkersburg West Virginia United Press International reports that three rivermen died when a temporary trestle collapsed over the Ohio River near St Marys West Virginia and Lower Newport Ohio. One body recovered with two others feared lost to high water.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
UPI
Ohio River
St. Mary’s
Lower Newport
Ocean Plane Starts Tour of Australia
The Southern Cross, carrying Captains Kingsford Smith Ulm Lyon and radio operator Warner, completed the U S to Australia leg and landed in Melbourne at 4 40 p m marking the first leg of its Australian tour.
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Ocean Plane
Australia
Sydney
Southern Cross
United States
Melbourne
Charles Kingsford-Smith
C. T. P. Ulm
Harry Lyon
James Warner
Honey Lou Wallack Hearts and Homes in October
Honey Lou Wallack returns from her honeymoon to her husband Jack Wallack and his father Grumpy at Wallack Fabric Mills. The couple face money worries and family rule as Honey Lou plans a modest life, while Angela quips about independence and the looming tension with Jack’s strict mother The Head. The chapter ends with a promise of further conflict as Honey Lou prepares to settle in.
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Honey Lou Huntley
Wallack
Wallack Fabric Mills
Honey Lou
Joe Meadows
Jack Wallack
Angela Allen
Jack
Steve Mayhew
Margret
Holy Cross Hospital
Angela
Money Lou
Ann Ludlow
Tim Donegal
Tim
Honey Low
Jack Wallack, Jr
Marlgeet
Lake Tamay
Steve
Jack Wallacks
Jackanapes
Tanac
Honey Lov
Honey Lou Wallack
Sue
Ann
Uie
Summit Avenue
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Sugar Grove M. E. Church
Miss Vivian Reynolds
Warren
Washington, D. C
Albert Sutton
Frederick Dallas
William Miller
Beth Stauffer
Waterford
Rose Logan
War- Ten
L. Hy. Stebbins
Mrs. Dawes
Caro Blymyer Dawes
Evanston
Dawes
Riviera
New York
Cotton Mather
New England
Nobile l
Sean O’casey
Ireland
O'Casey
London
W. B. Yeats
O’casey
Robert Burns
Edinburgh
Wf Bunyan
Ritz
Kipling
Jehovah
Jehovah of the
Treasury
France
Fourth Ave
Austin Anderson
the City Building
Bartsch’s
C. Frederick Bartsch & Sons
Penna, Ave. E
Columbia Phonographs and Records
Paul Whiteman
Columbia
Dinner Bell
Fentonville, N. Y
le Mur
New York City
Beauty and Barber Shop
Pa. Ave. E
Beatrice Eeaeean
Ler
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