Prayer Meetings Set in Brad Street Homes Next Week
The Methodist Episcopal South plans home prayer meetings for members of Brad Street to prepare for Rev. Dr. Luther Bridges campaign. Sessions run 7:20 p.m. Tuesday and Friday with eight district leaders scheduling Bible readings and scripture passages from Luke and Mark across Monmouth area wards.
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Brad Street
Methodist Episcopal South
Luther Bridges
Committee
Ty Ments
Eh Ward
Ward
J. W. Revenberger
Utside
South Mainl
East Cork
Cork
Haddox Terrace
Cecil Bailey
South ‘Market
Amos Shryock
Luke
Taylor. Ritter
J. W. Rosenberger
Scripture
Mark
South Main
Monmouth
South An
Bartelle
Main
M. T. Reed
East Side
Scrip
Clifford
Pall Mall
Washington
Tun
Jim- Braddock
Aces
West James
West West Southwark
Vatley Avenue
Pike
Y Pike
Wi Dunnaway
P. H. Crisman
South Braddock
L Eader
R. Hurst
West Side
South Stewart
al Baya
Ashington
West Gerrard
L. L. Fansler
Leicester Street
R. Keeler
R. D. Dunaway
Cork Street
E. W. Newman Bisson
H. Rosenberger
PS Oo
North Main
Martinsburg Pike
East Kern
Ida C. Hodge
Bane Ee
Ve. J. Orndoff
Scrip- Seo
North Kent
Marne Iy
Hast Lane
Hast Baker
East
H.W. Ebert
Ceadby Street
J. H. Rosenber
Agg
W. B. Snid
Market Street
Howard Shockey
Isi
Piccadilly
National Avenue
Pasapla
Rosenberger
Boy of Six Writes Backwards Amid Odd Ailment
A fragment from a historical community notice lists residents with dated entries and Bible scripture likely describing local church or district meetings. Names include Mrs. J. A. Chaney, Mee D. C. Cooper, Mrs. E. E. Peer, and J. B. Haynes with addresses on North Braddock and National avenues.
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National Avenue
Smithfield Avenue
Berryville Avenue
Pike
Woodland Avenue
J. A. Chaney
West Street
C. C. Bush
Luke
Hows
Suockey
Norval Hottle
Scripture
Marky
Fourth Ward
Good
General Tepiee
West Side
North Main
North Braddock
North Washington
North Aude West Water
Ambhersié
Eeete Aga West Pieradily
Mee
D. C
J. B. Haynes
E. E. Peer
C. EL Huntsberry
Mark
Fairmont Avenue
America Faces A Much Muddled Diplomatic Crisis
The 1927 outlook shows the United States amid a tangled international scene with unsettled Nicaragua and Mexican issues. President Coolidge urges a unified American attitude and backs efforts to uphold international law, amid continuing unrest in Nicaragua.
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America
Associated Press
Washington
Unite States
Coolidge
Nicaragua
Nicaragua Crisis Deepens As Forces Clash In Central America
Adolfo Diaz, Nicaragua’s conservative president, mobilizes troops to counter the liberal army led by Juan B. Sacasa who is backed by Mexico. The United States has recognized Diaz and seeks to protect American lives and property while oil and land law controversies in New Mexico linger unresolved.
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Coop
Adolfo Diaz
Nicaragua
United States
Juan B. Sacasa
Mexico
Costa Mica
Earthquakes Cause Damage Across California and Ensenada
Early January tremors shook Brawley causing thirteen shocks with four strong ones, damaging Hebér post office and other buildings while Hi Centro reported minor damage. The Emma Alexander reported heavy swells near Ensenada as passengers faced delays returning to the steamer.
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Hebér
Hi Centro
Brawley
Cal
Los Angeles
Federal Telegraph Company
Emma ‘Alexander
Ensenada
Tower California
Emma Alexander
Notable scientists and events reported in News of the Nation
Professor Michael I Pupin of Columbia University declared. Major General Mason M Patrick chief of the air corps was to be summoned to tell Congress the condition of his forces. Professor Kirsopp Lake Winn of Harvard prepared to travel to Palestine to seek permission to photograph rare sites. Martha Attwood, new singer, injured in a New York taxi accident.
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Sopp Lake
Vinn
Michael I. Pupin
Columbia University
Martha Attwood
New Singer
New York
Mason M. Patrick
Air Corps
Congress
Kirsopp Lake Winn
Harvard
Palestine
St. Catherine’s Monastery
Willard Hails B&O’s 1927 Centennial Era Ahead
Daniel Willard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, greets officers and employees on New Year’s Day 1927, noting 1926 was strong and the firm enters its second century of service with optimism and duty. He urges health for all, happiness at work, and continued growth.
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Baltimore
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimoreland Ohio Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Baltimore and Ohio
New Year Drunk? New York Night Life Opens in 1927
In a rainy Broadway welcome to 1927, prohibition enforcement relaxed as cabarets and hotels saw record crowds. Cover charges hit 15 to 40 dollars with ginger ale at 3 dollars. theatres sold out and Trinity Church hosted large crowds. many churches aired special programs as crowds thinned after 1 to 3 a.m.
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New York
Broadway
Old Trinity
Wall Streets
Cardinal Hayes
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Church Bulletin Sunday Schedule and address by Dr Freed
Sunday school at 9 30 a m services at 11 a m and 730 p m Holy communion to be administered at the services Senior Luther League at 645 p m Dr Freed to speak on No Resolutions for 1927 at the evening service Strangers and visitors welcomed
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Luther League
Freed
Salvation Army Adjutant Ellis Chooses Court House Auditorium
Open air service set for 7 30 p m Saturday in front of the Court House with Captain Ellis in charge. Jail services for prisoners Sunday at 11 a m. Sunday school at 2 30 p m with classes for all. Evangelistic meeting 8 p m Sunday. Sunday school at Union Chapel or Martinsburg Pike 3 45 p m and services there every Wednesday 7 45 p m. The organization welcomes all to worship and work.
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Court House
Union Chapel
Martinsburg Pike
Social and Personal News From Winchester Weekend Guests
Social and personal notes describe Major and Mrs. Robert T. Barton of Richmond visiting Mrs. Barton’s mother on South Washington street. A stream of visitors including Mr. Lewis Grammer, Mr. Ernest Sloat, and Miss Josephine Ebersole travel between Washington and Winchester for holidays and weddings. Details mention a Jerome-Stuart wedding, Willard Hotel dance, and weekend plans in Hagerstown Middletown and Baltimore.
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Major
Robert T. Barton
Richmond
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
Ernest Sloat
A. L. Ebersole
South Cameron Street
Washington
F. C. Jerome
Katherine Jerome
A. Noble
New York
Winchester
George’ Washington Hotel
Long life ends for Mrs. Eliza J. Whirley in Relief City
Mrs. Eliza J. Whirley died at 6 morning at her daughter’s home in Relief City. Born April 12, 1835, she spent most of her life in Virginia and Free counties. Her husband died in 1925. she survived three brothers, two sons Charles and George, a daughter Mrs J W Madagan, sixteen grandchildren, eleven great grandchildren, and was paralyzed in later years. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday at 11 at her daughter’s home, burial at Tyville beside her husband.
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Eliza J. Whirley
Madagan
Relief City
Donald
Whirley
Ceed Ag
Fauquier
Charles Whirley
Boyce
George Whirley
Step City
J. W.madagan
Virginia
Tha Collins
Scotland
Tyville Tca
Infant's death noted in Smithfield home. funeral held
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Jhn W Barb died yesterday at their Smithfield Avenue home. The funeral and burial occurred this afternoon. CIRCUIT COURT OF FREDERICK COUNTY VIRGINIA Willis C Robinson named as trustee in decree regarding Charles E Wormley heirs and estate. An order of reference directs a Master Commissioner to determine heirs, realty, liens, and priorities with notices to be published weekly for four weeks in a Winchester Virginia newspaper. The December 17 1926 notice fixes January 19 1927 as the proceeding date at 22 Rouss Ave Winchester VA. Ward Larrick attorneys.
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Circuit Court OF
Frederick County
Virginia
Willis C. Robinson
Charles E. Wormley
Circuit Court
Fredé County
Chais E. Wormley
Charles B. Wormley
Charles E.wormley
Winchest
Decca
Ested
Rouss Avenue
Winchter
Warren Rice
Frederick Caputr
Ward & Larrick
Corportion Court
Evening Star
Winchester
itAg Tre
Gene
City Ser
Ing
J. Gray
Beverley
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Re‘vival
Evangelist Bridges
Guy
Willie Cozens
Lonton
Michael 1
Pupin
Martha
Attwood
Mason
Patrick
Dan
Willard
The
Church Bulletin
Grace Lutheran Church
West Boscawen Street
C. A. Freed
Salvation Army
Craiq
1da Ellis
Mickey” Cochrane
Evan
Gordon
Mickey) Cochrane
Boston
Lewis Grammer
John William
Williams
Raymond Fenton
Richmond Medical College
Josephine Ebersole
Terre Haute
Ind
Emily Sanford
Charlottesville
Joseph Roe
Hagerstown
Alvin Kremer
Mrs. C. P., Kremer
Ida Good
Lora Good
Middletown
Meeting of
Primitive Baptists
B. E. Printz
Baltimore, Md
Thomas E. Kremer
John H. Snyder
Cyteus CC Woods
RH Leigh
Trev
Charles Heustis
Oswald’ Mosley
Senate
Cyrus C. Woods
Pennsylvania
R. H. Leigh
Bureau of Navigation
Charles H. Houstis
Toronto
Lord’s Day Alliance
Oswald Mosely
House of
Comonions
Nathanson CO
Husband
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