Is There a Church in the Garden of Gethsemane
A reader asks about a church in the Garden of Gethsemane and learns of a magnificent church of Agony popularly called the Church.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
12
A reader asks about a church in the Garden of Gethsemane and learns of a magnificent church of Agony popularly called the Church.
After World War I the seven domes were donated by multiple nations to mark rebuilding efforts. The article notes international contributions and commemorates diverse participants in the project.
Russia declines to back the U N majority on the Soviet Iranian dispute and casts doubt on Western unity ahead of the Paris foreign ministers conference. The piece notes Moscow's boycott warnings and Western concerns over Soviet expansion, with potential denouncement as talks frame future peace treaties.
In Vienna on April 25 Marshal Ivan S. Konev assured General Mark Clark that Russia will take steps to prevent further attacks on American aircraft in Austria. Clark had protested an earlier attack near Linz on an American transport. two such strikes occurred last week but caused no damage.
Gainesboro opened the baseball season with a 6 to 1 defeat at Middletown. It was a pitchers duel until the late frame as Middletown broke through for four runs. Clem earned the win with six strikeouts. Renner also fanned six in relief. Baker went the distance for Gainesboro, striking out 10 but allowing nine hits including a Clem triple and Shiley and Renner doubles.
The Totem Pole was carved from a single cedar by a Tongass Island tribe in southeastern Alaska. It stands 60 feet tall and eight feet in circumference, erected as a monument to a distinguished family. Discovered by Seattle businessmen in August 1899, the pole was removed to the city and stood for almost a century in Pioneer Square.
Multiple small ads list items for sale including farms homes and lots by O E Widmyer in Berkeley Springs W Va. Also heavy oak pickle barrels from Schenck Cheese Co. a rosewood spinet piano a house full of furniture a size 38 double breasted tuxedo and a 1937 2 ton International truck with contact numbers and dates in April listings.
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