Chautauqua Closes With Goforth Orchestra Concert
The Washington Chautauqua ends this evening at eight with a concert by Goforth Orchestra, amid strong tickets pledges yet short of a thousand for next year. Dr. M H Lichliter spoke on home life and marriage while Hadley Concert Company offered afternoon and evening performances as the program wraps up.
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Chautauqua
Goforth Orchestra
Washington
Goforth
Muscatine
Coor
M. H. Lichliter
Central Congregational Church
Newton
Mass
Riage
Lichliter
Hadley Company
Hadley Concert Company
Grant Hadley
Mrs Shaw of This City Dies in Michigan Cottage
Mrs. Shaw formerly of this city died last Saturday at the cottage of Mrs. Laura Lindquist in Frankfort Michigan. She was the wife of H N Shaw of the former Shaw and Bowman firm. They left town about fifteen years ago. She was well known in the local Methodist church. Three adopted children survive along with the husband.
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H. N. Shaw
Laura Lindquist
Frankfort
Michigan
Shaw
Shaw and Bowman
Methodist Church
Book’s climax of the divine library revealed in Revelation
Dr. Robinson outlines how Revelation should be read and the end time judgment at the great white throne. He notes Rome’s fate and millenium themes, calling the book a guide to history and hope for believers facing trials and affliction.
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Moffatt
Divine
Robinson
Chester Pastor A J McConnell Resigns After Two Years
Rev A J McConnell pastor of the Adventist United Presbyterian Church of Chester has resigned his pastorate after two years and will preach nearby sermons while plans for the future are undecided. He may pursue ministry in another area or graduate study. His wife and family have been regular attendants at the Washington chautauqua for ten years and are well known in West Chester.
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A. J. McConnell
Tg. Aventshespe United Presbyteria Hurchor
Chester
McConnell
Washington Chautauqua
West Chester
Today Is Warmest Day of Summer
The official thermometer measured ninety four degrees this afternoon, the warmest so far this summer, surpassing the prior high of ninety three set about a week ago. The heat is oppressive but no outbreaks are reported. Forecasters predict cooler weather tomorrow.
Local society and church events announced for Friday
The Womens Home Missionary society meets with Mrs. Schulty at 510 N Avenue C on Friday at 2 30. The Presbyterian choir rehearses Friday at 7 at 6317 Farmers Union holds a meeting Friday night August 25 at Young America school for delegates to the state convention. Amos Chapter De Molay plans to confer the De Molay degrees Friday August 25 at 8. Mrs Wuinn of Riverside visits her parents Mr and Mrs Reubsam.
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Womens Home Missionary Society
W. H. Schulty
N. Avenue C
Farmers’ Union
Young America School House
Amos Chapter
de Molay
Masons
J. P. Wuinn
Riverside
William Reubsam
Smou ses Return Home From Europe In 1920s Trip
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Smouse and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dougherty, with Miss Helen Wilson, sail from Montreal June 10 aboard the Regina. They tour England, Scotland, Wales, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, France, and return to Montreal via Liverpool. They describe sights from Stratford to Rome, note Belgium postwar recovery, and comment on prices and hospitality in Germany and France.
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Winfield Smoure
Ralph Dougherty
Europe
England
Scotland
Wales
Beligum
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Italy
France
Helen Wilson
Washington
Edinburgh
Smouses
Tnte
London
Liverpool
Stratford-on-Avon
Primes
Sir Henry Wilson
Tower of London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Westminster Abbey
Belgium
Smouse
Brussels
Cologne
Keithine
Coblenz
Duy
Vobblenz
Suiovseant
Rhine
Bingen
Heidelburg
Munich
Oberamagau
Anton Lang
Christ
Aly
Aly and Prance From the Passion Play
Alps
Austria
Venice
Florence
Rome
Naples
Pisa
Milan
Pompei
Como Lake
Lucerne
Paris
Havre
Mr. Mouse
Glasgow
Montreal
William Beale
Smouse lauds well run tour with remembered past
Mr Smouse praises the tour as excellently managed and notes his own choice not to travel twenty-five years earlier to preserve memory of the journey for today.
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Temeierce
Mr. Smouse
Change Registration Days at High School
Supt. W. C. Harding announces a one day shift in the high school registration for the year starting Monday September 4. Seniors register Monday, juniors Tuesday, sophomores Wednesday, and freshmen Thursday to allow two full days for scheduling classes.
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Supt. W. C. Harding
Sophmores
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