Sunday Religious Debate Echoes Across City
A long transcription of sermons and editorials discusses Sunday paper reading, Sabbath observance, and religious practice. Prominent voices, including Rev. Jane Faveusy Crance and Dr. Wayne, weigh the value of church attendance versus reading the Bible and Sunday newspapers. The piece surveys public opinion, press editorials, and cultural attitudes toward Sabbath activities and reform debates in Philadelphia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes Faveusy Crance
Eipange
Axial Howrey
Phila
Wane
The
Independent
Rendara
Literary Notes Review of Books and Publications Era
A dense survey of recent writings and periodicals notes literary works by Ald verip, Beano, Gladden, and others. It highlights Autobiography of Beojsuin Praublin, a defense of social questions, and forthcoming pieces in Lauder papers and The March Weerlumil Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duc
Imus Boslacr
Hosmer
Sore Laters
G. P. Pasnom
Beanie
Drona Faye
Beojsuin
Praublin
Gladden
Orntney
Lew Yurn
Gladdes
Gladdensian
Leonme
Fancevalle
Avery
Sane
W. ¥. Thorden
Sharman
Fry
Navlom
Cincpnau
Ges Eegcock
Selore
Geo Sher
Laeian Peview
New York
San Francisco
Csisree
W. W. Stone
George Duatey Lawson
Methoi” Therm
Sneldans
Histelle
Jweime A. Phelac
James Meulra
Caieewr Proulee
Me. Dorvey
Los Angeles
Barartt
Lin
St Nicholics
Footie
John Bodewin
Mary Halvick
Poote
Whceeeet
Aterr
Popular Science
D. Appleton & Co
Gresient
Smith
Upos
John Renner Lawer
Roademetead
England
Hia
Lesnay
Sipce Tha
Jumurn Coos
Bowies
Paurnal
Lima
Paine
Anne
Moet
Aeiaret Diiote
Pihy Sour
Egita
Galpiina Curtizal Gistoss
Batep Dyer
Fautirm Revoes
Birthday observances and church entertainments at West Alexander
West Alexander activities highlight Washington's birthday observance with a Presbyterian Church gathering, ticketed entertainment by the Valley Grove Cornet Band to fund memorials, and a later Hoighish Part Hand program. Local changes include removal of an old inch mark, a torn house being torn down for a new building, and plans for a female operator to marry a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasblagich
Locat Xene
Dante
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Avening
Valley Grove
Amiatia
Eame
TJ. Vandergrift
Jamesteen
George Ing
W.H. Neum
Thoburo Post G. A. R. No
River View
Harry Linsch
Widow White
Mt. Pleasant
Joel Walker
Bailey
Symond
Garrettaville
Mitbe Hanover Hotel
Asion Cornet Band
Einativille
Excelsior Riok
Mockingata
Paige
Voeay
Amd
Brust
aAmily Sloelara
Wille HH
Rarture
Alen
Tae Inc
Lyre Rue
Newton Band
Misa Agnes Lewis
Hinaville
Elle King
Magge King
Annie Stead
Emma Horning
Muattiv. Perry
Hattie Woods
Katie Donovan
Ed Martin
Henry Ellot
Geo. Hall
Thea Tooman Pengh
Givo
Wagner
Mina Tellie Kranty
Louisa
Lizzie Senwright
Kate
Annie Ada Floto
Minnie Miebling
Nellie Ellen
Hurriaville
Mary Sommers
Annie Honahel
Mary Morty
Sophia Brobmer
Minnie Bickman
George Floto
Edwin Oppalt
Carl Seabricht
Feed
Harry Sommers
George Metager
Charlie Henschel
Joe
George Monty
George Schrimpt
Anne
Hellioga
Schrimpt
Mena
Osusit
Menta
Mitche
Bam
Schimp
Police
Sohn Williama
Anit Dla
Thompson Hird
Alfred Woleh
Lovid Venus
Stuation Robinson
Kridgeport
Murray
Richard O'Beroe
Welleburg
Dee James Ralston
Hanes
Ralston
Hay
The
Pleasants
Martin
Brilliant
Anderson Ralson, Jr
Uinvinanti Medical College
K. of L. Assembly
Eins
Standard Mills
Moore
Harred
Anna Wickham
Wheeling
Misa Kila Beymer
Mra
J. BE. Neff
Frontburg
Joseph Franver
Frazier
Warnocks
Local sports notes and player movements in late season
Multiple baseball tied items note Hamilton leads new scoring scheme while teams like Savannah, Providence, and New York clubs negotiate schedules and sign pitchers. Players such as Latson Oyreese, Abe, Caruthers, Hickam, and others shift teams and leagues with Providence expanding capital, and Atlanta’s Donshue joins Metropolitan interest.
Temperance Meeting Planned in Fairmont for March 12
Captain Franke Bart of Morgantown issued a call for a grand temperance meeting in Fairmont on March 12, 1940. Speakers will be Hon. A. A. Hopbina of New York and Hon. Thor. B Carskifon of Fairmont. The event aims to organize Prohibitionists for future political work and promote revival sentiment across Marion County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abwokal
Dancing Tigers
W. Va
Franke Bart
Moanington
St. Joho
A. A. Hopbina
Yuri
Thor. B Carskuifon
Prohloition Party
Estiay
Sophia
Carskailon
Ste
Bott Agdizor
Olive
Spencer
Mita Ancie
Marina Coanty
Old Marion
Promciens
Indy
Neilia Swewory-Palmes
Norcal
Gaavtox
Gertie Steele
Grafton
Birmingham
Als
E. J. Willis
Broadway College
Clarksburg
California
J. M. Jefarya
South Grafton
Baltimore
Maryland University Hospital
Tiphsuy
Maryland
Virginia
West
Morguetown
Hope
Monongahela
J. W. Carter
D. D
Parkersburg
Mt. Church
de. A. H. Thayer
Florida
John E. Stuck
Newbury
P.M
Marionw
Rc, Waite
Lattas
Rows County
Ohio
Jessie Mauley
Sheri’ Mavley
Marion County
Martin
Billy Cola
John Basace
Scott Riley
Mias
Pateck Horan
Pai
Mike Flanagan
Daught Fienagan
Jno
Flanage Walker
Wit
Lutheran Church
Fairmont State Noraal School
Mondwydaw Carr
U. O
Jon McVicker
Barbour County
Perera
Potora Saya
Church Folke
Othe M
Kingwood
John H. Holt
The
Standard
St Clairsville Weekly Notes On Local Events And Trades
The St Clairsville column records multiple local items including a land sale on Wheeling Creek near Maynard at 64 per acre, court sessions in Woodefield, a Monday settlement day for Richland township, church events and sermons, a move by the Alhambra rink, and plans by Trell Bros for the Bellaire St Clairsville Railway. Also noted are railway improvements, musical engagements of local musicians, and upcoming social events, with mentions of residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surry Regincer
Chareevanne
Pedvroury
Barceaville
Kerr and Gilin
Wheeling Creek
Maynard
Are Gildin
Wheeling
W. HL Roscoe
Qolambas
Kelly
Woodefield
Sherman H. Doyle
Franklin College
Richland Township
St. Clairaville Corporation
Moses
Hutchinson
Sailling Loga
Fairbanks
Jessie
Mia
J.B. Longley
James P. McMonies
Wm. White
St. Clairaville
S. H. Barrett
Columbus
Kumler
Cumberland
Robert Alexander
Presbyterian Church
Eiuher
Centreville
Hunkell
J. W. Simpson
Serenty Puranua
Alhambra
McMian
South Street
AJ. Swaney
Cowen
W. B. Johnagn
Joboson
Philadelphia
J. Perry Whit
County Recorder
Bellsire Churne
Henry West
Common Pleas Court
Harry
Alexander
Wankington
Apecinl Mercer
Daryine
Elizabeth Allison
Teago Davis
Bed Stone
Brownsville
B. Cesiu'eny
Raitor Hust
New Orlane
Mra Hant
Beal Ds
Parks
Laudaville
Te Figuely
Herbsite
James G. Cooling
Geo. W. Truss
Mattie's Ferry
Ariner C. H. Kirk
Dai
Prover
Wes
Harrleville
Bellaire St Clairsville Railway Company
Maenogesa Pny
Trell Bros
Wellsburg News Notes and Local Social Items
Wellsburg briefs report a hospital visit, a merchant's eye operation, and family travel news from Fayette county. The Opera band held a private dance at the Gea City rink. T. T. Cockayne and F. Adatya from Wheeling engaged in local business matters. Captain Wietringsr and W. Gatchelor were in town, while Riverside ferry in Steubenville saw greetings exchanged with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piser
Lord Yews
Feronal Semel
Wertsoves
W.va
Wileburg
Stentenville
C._Brivee
Bethasy
Fayette County
Gea City
T. T. Cockayne
Wheeling
F. Adatya
Whealing
Franklin Imuratse Vowpeny
Wietringsr
W. Gatchelo
Our Peculiar President and Philadelphia Delegation
A vivid Baltimore length article recounts Philadelphia figures in Congress, Philadelphia’s Bingham Randall O Neill and Hor All, Rufus Hatch tale, Cleveland’s bachelor stance, Armour deal, and New York Treasury hints. It depicts a grafty social milieu, press interviews, and a looming public notice about policy and architecture of the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Rand Reed
Rufus Hatch
Phil Armour
Goddess of Liberty
New York
the Treasury
Bna
Creon
Liere
Cleveland
Lilé
White House
Thysuifalo
Boni
Harry H. Bingham
Distin
Quaker City
Bingham
Congress
Philadelphia
Presidas
Misa Cleveland
Mas Bere
Bint
Executive Mansion
Miss Cleveland
United States
Jara Aod
Teja
Tia
Washington
Javed
Congres
Mermbora
Maine
Syallofa
Pong Auinhines
Massiochusette
Hikcook
Moat
Carlie
Kentucky
Hammond
Georgi McKinley
Ohio
Pennagrapia
Philmielpia
Ax Bry
Baring Het
Selng
Beiega
Dudige Elloy
Randall
Gour
Gour Would Be Or Besry 8 Shew Ha Ced To Indulge Is To Tha Dle Aye Cintra O Weill
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Sunday Resister
Baja
Jas Hovas EY
Drenare Manage
Tunis
Senkingpman
Leeste
Casnan
Vo Hemp
Haldjee Gas
Bvas Aed
Titan
Cleimins
Atlante
Windy Sociatista
Getur
Suring
Vane
Atlanta
United ‘States
Iweneborough
Tae United Stans
Evangelos
Pennagh
Caine
West Alexander
More
Mra Pasline Pierpoint
Ritebis Ceanly
Reaves
Hamilton
Rae Amas
Seoe
Sfexel Club
Ener League
Potial Caléron
UDS
Thin
Frank Birt
John Backahere
Muapington
Hesineae
Charientin
S. Ospesene
R Tenzant
Fairview
Savannah
Hroctons
Ita
Lat
Walt
Howe
Essterselabe
Wester
Providense
Joe Sarton
Kaawar
Donshue
Metropolitan Cid
Philadelphiana
Leagun
New England
Rockater
Basinres
Norful
Struggls
Chicago
Ark
Tewur
Eimes
Carroll
Stay
Glaze
St Hines
Baker
Gladaian
Kanwhea
Barr
Wire
Crone
Capa
Barry
Nolanine
Lew Hicman
Portland Cee
Fairmont
Thie County
Téresult
Mazin County
Maosington
Ceinelia Brink
Heegam
Mate
Patrick Horan
Massington
Bt Q
Railroad Company
Dista and
Senly
Parsyait
Kenet
Jacob Hayden
Hayden
Stielnese
Joba
Sidiop
Egementan
Jas. O. Watson
Nice
Walllate
ST. Clairsville
Wellsburg
Epatoni Cerrespondonen
Clevernod
Mark
Buffaloan
Hovaebold
Grover Cleveland
Tom" Rood
Mss
Joan
Towart
Thorn
Fox
Garland
Mas
Hatch
Tlatch
Pounia
New Yorker
Hin
Inyee
Oro
Phil
Armour
Rhie
Remour
Mr. Armour
Branjeele
Marylandern
Virginisus
Tewaaury
Alezender Hamilon
Polgee
Wallstrom
de Hoerce
Cary
Alfred
Harmer
Dirk
Martin's Ferry
Fieusant Pike Ootety
Pere Fonnia
Alcus Ylawa
Elson Sod
Robert Douglas
St. Joseph
R A. Swayne
Cal
Mr Pitkin
Pitkin, Hrooas
E. W. Andre
Andre Init & Co
Milwaukee
Win
OC. H. Little
Freeport
Hid
P. Prevgt
Anteman
Iowan
C. L Knapp
Ceavenenauth
Kas
Peter Brawley
Kalimazo, Mich
Hegele, Crowt & Co
Portland
Oregano
Acsetw@en
Ackerman & G
Gottachals
New England Glass Co
New Bedford
Bie
Ike
Crecle
Laat
Maretal Hiesen
Tana
Gaa
Mosngain River
Oil
Mt Pleasant
Barlingtos
Romalex Pole Pittitt
Oscar Martin
Peter Benzel
Atus
George McUarty
Bad Brown
Mies Reow Voss
Fifth Street
Benda Reylicer
Itaxt
Hugh Matterson
Wm. Jones
Steubenrilie
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