Church news drive boosts local faith life and events
The Freeman outlines church news policy urging pastors to submit weekly items on services social affairs and fundraising. It details upcoming events including a youth program at the Matthias parish and Advent services at Grace Lutheran with leaders and participants named, plus local fundraising and church renovations plans.
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Letters From the Front Describe Armenian Refugee Camp
The letter details a refugee march through Turkish terrain with 244 children, limited supplies, and a long journey toward Jerobius where a railroad lies. It notes rain forecast, Greek children, various camps, and hardships carrying ill or displaced families as snow and winter approach.
Sisters Endorse Father John's Medicine for Children’s Home
A Newburyport Massachusetts Children’s Home for Destitute Children reports sixty residents and presents a signed endorsement from the Sisters of Charity praising Father John’s Medicine as indispensable. They credit it as a builder and remedy for coughs and colds, noting great success and recommending it to friends.
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Mae Murray Designs Own Gowns for Roles
Mae Murray designs and wears gowns in her films, with recent talk centered on Peacock Alley and Fascination. In Treadway Stage at Park Theater she reportedly wears more elegant costumes, many crafted from Murray’s own designs. She credits personal costume design with shaping mood and character, noting Broadway Rose as an experiment in self-design.
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Auditorium offers another good play tonight
John Winninger and his company present the amusing comedy Three Ghosts at the auditorium tonight. The plot revolves around five men, once listed as missing in the late war and officially dead, who suddenly appear alive causing lively entanglements.
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Fragmented notes on Aleppo farming and water issues
The text discusses Aleppo’s location near Nest spring and thriving farming with semiarid crops such as olives, figs, and grapes. It mentions security of water and poor tools, plus vague references to Mr. Weekht and editor notes.
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Wisconsin Hosts Intercollegiate Pistol Matches
University of Wisconsin hosted intercollegiate pistol matches this year with teams from several colleges competing. Event highlighted by home shooters delivering strong scores and close results across multiple divisions.
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University of Wisconsin
Piano Donated to Local Y Promises Holiday Interest
Fussell Hartley of Chillicothe Ohio lends a fine piano to the Waukesha Y for use during his year abroad. Hartley, a brother of one board director, oversees the instrument. The December board meeting is set for Monday December 10 at the Association rooms and will begin with a cafeteria served dinner.
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Evening classes boost English aid Citizenship at town school
The town school offers wide evening courses to help Brewin men and women study English and gain citizenship. Attendance is high in the High school and machine shop areas, with practical instruction and support from conscientious teachers. The White Stock school hosts a long running group, and the department assists workers by linking employment and education opportunities.
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School nurse supervision and child labor laws noted
The article discusses compulsory schooling, nurse checkups on health and home life, and the protection of girls under sixteen and boys under seventeen from dangerous work. It highlights open access to books and gym, plus a community of youth learning together. It also cites McDowell and various composers presented by a group including Anthony Olinger and others.
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Mrs Field Speaks On Twentieth Century Music At Musicale
Mrs Florence Weld opened the Musicale meeting at Mrs I Hawley’s home with remarks on Beethoven and past masters. Mrs Field presented a program highlighting modern French composers Debussy and Ravel, and noted France’s artistic independence and new stylistic devices.
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St Lukes Brotherhood Meeting Set For Thursday Night
The regular meeting of St Luke's Brotherhood will be held Thursday at 8 o'clock p.m. The Industrial School choir will perform several selections. The topic titled Baptism will be introduced by the educational committee, followed by open general discussion. All members are requested to attend and visitors will be welcomed.
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