Donald Takes Eighth Win In Easy Fashion
New York June 23 Youthful Ailey Donald rose to second in the Yankee rotation as he pitched Boston to a 6-1 win over Chicago. George Selkirk hit his 11th homer and Bill Dickey drove in two with a double. Jack Wilson limited St. Louis to six hits in Boston’s 7-3 victory after a batting-order shakeup. Harry Kelley edged Cleveland as Washington won 8-5. Lyn Nelson beat Detroit 6-5 for the A’s in a late rally. In the National League Dizzy Dean and Augie Galan sparked Chicago past Boston 7-1, and Joe Bowman’s double helped Pittsburgh edge New York 8-7.
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Washington Senators
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Sora
Lyn Nelson
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
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A’s
Buck Newsom
Detroit
McCosky
Averill
Pete Fox
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Hal Schumacher Sparks Rally in Big Nine Tilt
Hal Schumacher contributed a key but unclear rally as the team surged back in a later innings. Fletcher connected for a crucial hit and an ugly defensive sequence helped tie the game. Rachel ranigio reached safely on a 15 hit pace, driving nine runs in a chaotic, error-prone effort.
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Hal Schumacher
Fletcher
Ey Uglier
Rachel Ranigio
H Club News Highlights and Upcoming Meeting
Vague notes report a meeting on Wednesday June 28 at 9 30 with entries mentioning Helen Hayes Abbie Mc Figenia Hayes and Shirley Kremp receiving demonstrations. A revenue figure of 3 654 762 is cited for 1937.
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Bitten Andy
Roara Jayes
Helen Hayes
Abbie McFigenia Hayes
Shirley Kremp
Bridge Club Hosts and Awards Dinner Night
Members of the Wednesday Night Bridge Club, with Walker substituting, were entertained in Mrs Stella Fisher's home. Four games determined high score awards to Mrs Wm Gouh, Mrs Herman Leviland, Mrs Vaughn. Delights and a social hour followed the games.
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T Walker
Ednesday
Paul McGovern
Abe
Lemibers
Eribridge Club
Hubert
Christian Endeavor Leaders Invite Community to Services
It is a privilege to serve the city at this time. The young of the Christian Endeavor and their leaders urge spiritual uplift. Our community will feel the uplift that accompanies such a great convention of Christians. You are cordially invited to all services. Meetings are at the church on designated dates.
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Christiana
Revival Services and Coming Home Event in Maysville
J Edward Murr pastor invites all to a state wide assembly in Indianapolis with morning worship at 9 15 and Sunday school at 9 30. Homecoming begins Monday night July 17 with services across Maysville Bethel and Wesley Memorial featuring sermons Epworth League and prayer meetings.
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Maysville
Epworth League
Bethel
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Iervice
Epworth
Parish Bulletin Notes Sunday Services and Activities
George C Hitchcrock pastor announces Bible school at 9 15 a m morning worship at 10 30 a m with sermon Christ First in Everything Col 1 18. July devotional guide on table in narthex. Weekly video discussion on What Time Is It. Monthly meeting of the dba at 1 00 p m Friday. No Chris Endeavor meeting next Friday night. Congregation urged to attend convening service at First Church. Uptown area notices.
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Isenogle
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First Chian Church
Sunday convention schedule at the Palm Tree Church
Delegates will visit church services with no morning convention service. Sunday school at 9 30 AM and morning worship at 10 30 AM with the pastor on Palm Tree Christians. A great mass meeting at the convention church will include communion. Union service at 7 30 PM with a visiting minister. No evening service at the church.
Christ Sermon at Union Church Stirs Sunday Schedule
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a union service at First Church with Dr Seetee as speaker. The theme is "The Christ" and vesper services are planned for Sunday evening, urging attendance despite hot weather and urging proper garments for worship.
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Ahurch
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West Seventh and Van Streets Church Notice
W W Denix pastor Sunday school at 9 30 Guy Horton superintendent A sermon by Rev Cleo Denhe at 10 30 will be interesting for all Young and junious meeting Let every young person not attending Y P M come There will be an interesting program which everyone will enjoy Evening service at 7 30 with pastor sermon Special singing by quartet Weekly prayer meeting announced
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West Seventh
van Streets
W. W. Denix
Guy Horton
Cleo Denhe
Sunday Services and Union Evening Worship Plan
The week opens with 9:30 morning worship and a sermon titled Ye Shall Know Truth from John 8 32. An evening union service is set for 7 30 at the First Christian Church led by a Chicago dean and teacher.
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P. U
First Christian ‘Church
Dr N
Chicago
Christian Science Sunday Lesson at East Walnut Church
Sunday services at the East Walnut Street apéeen day afternoon from 2 to 46 feature the Golden Text to sing for joy and a sermon citing passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The text discusses healing in acute and chronic disease and asserts divine Principle can demonstrate health.
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Walnut Street
Churches of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Mary Haker Eddy
Iti
Plainville church notices for Bible school and service
Plainville Christian Church announces Bible school and communion at 9 30 with no evening services St Johns Episcopal at Sixth and Walnut Sts Rev J E Crosbie rector notes third Sunday after Trinity Evening prayer at 430 with sermon Summer Saints This will be the last evening service until autumn until autumn
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ST. John’s Episcopal
Walnut
J. E. Crosbie
Sunday Worship In Revival Service At 2 30 PM
Wilma Harner listed as pastor and Frank Bauer as superintendent announce Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a worship service at 2 30 p m It notes this is the first worship after the revival with a hopeful message about guiding souls and bodies to the day school.
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Wilma Harner
Frank Bauer
Union Outdoor Services Delay Due to Free Night
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Union outdoor services will not begin until the free night in pe. The readable words suggest a postponement or schedule change affecting outdoor religious services. Further context is missing to confirm location or exact date.
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Christ
The
Union
Community Holiness Service Times Noted
Community Holiness announces morning services at 9 30 and 10 30 in spring school schedule entries reflecting a local church worship pattern with two morning gatherings.
Trustees Open Bid for Cantunry Coal Supplies
The trustees of Cantunry Indiana call for bids on straight mine run and mine run coal plus stoker coal. Catt named treasurer Moren secretary. Bid period runs June 20 to 30.
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Notige
Nooens
of Trustees
Cantunry
Indiana
Catt
Moren
Notice of Administration Impediment
Notice of administration indicates probate action with administrator duties and process to settle estate. The document references an executor and potential court involvement with unspecified deadlines mentioned in the fragment.
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