County Groups Plan Week of 4 H and Home Work
Miss Elizabeth Farrar outlines activities for January 15 to 20 for county groups. Evening and morning sessions cover foods, poultry care, cheese making, room improvement, and market women meetings with 4 H club demonstrations across Mount Falls Gore Branson Bryarly Pine Hills area.
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Elizabeth Farrar
Mount Falls
Gore
R. Belle Burke
Gore Home
Branson
Bryarly
St Paul A M E Church Service Schedule
St Paul A M E Church on North Main Street invites all to Sabbath School at 9 30 with Mr Franklin Martin as superintendent. Morning service at 11 and evening service at 8 led by Rev D W Baker. Visitors welcome. Afternoon services at Berryville at 2. Wednesday church meeting at 9 with all members and officers urged to attend.
First Baptist Church Announces 1934 Installations and Messages
Washington and Piccadilly Streets church outlines Sunday School at 9 45 with Earl Mason as superintendent Morning worship at 11 on the subject Human Suffering a series inspired by Dr Stanley Jones B Y P U meets at 6 15 with evening service at 7 30 dedicating newly elected officers and church organizations public invited.
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Washington and
Piccadilly Sts
E. T. Clark
Earl Mason
Stanley Jones
Pasotr
Galilee Church of Christ Announces Service Times
Galilee Church of Christ on Welltown Road lists Bible School at 10 a.m. led by Charles E. McVay and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. by Rev. F. B. Sapp. Everyone is warmly invited to attend.
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Welltown Road
F. B. Sapp
Bible
Charles E. McVay
Winchester U B Circuit Services and Events at Pleasant Valley
Pastor F G Senger leads Pleasant Valley church with Sunday School at 10 a m sermon Prepar Ye The Way at 11 a m Senior Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m and an orchestral quartet program. Pleasant W Va and Red Bud Wartears host social and Bible study with services 7 45 p m and 7 30 p m respectively.
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F. G. Senger
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant
W. Va
Christian Endeavor
Red Bud Wartear
Tempel's Comet Orbits Earth Twice Each Year
The earth moves around the sun at 18 miles a second and passes through Temples comet orbit once each year. Tempels comet completes its orbit around the sun once every 33 years.
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Earth
Tempel
Parasites Live On Fish Surfaces In U S Fisheries Report
A United States Bureau of Fisheries report notes that many fish diseases stem from microscopic organisms that depend on the fish for survival. Numerous parasites inhabit the body surface and gills of fish, affecting health and water life.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
Warren Hoopes Addresses Local Christian Endeavor Union
Warren G Hoopes PA Christian Endeavor Union executive secretary spoke to the Winchester Congregational Church Endeavor unit Thursday night. Supper followed at 6 30 pm then a public meeting with the Chanters led by Floyd Haines.
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Winchester Christian Endeavor Union
Warren G. Hoopes
Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union
Congregational Christian Church
Hoopes
Floyd Haines
Mabel Hausenfluck
A. R. VanCleave
Church Officers To Be Installed 1934
Special attention to the membership of the First Baptist Church as officers elected to serve during 1934 will be installed Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock during the regular service. All church officers committees Sunday School officers and teachers W M U general officers and circle leaders B Y P U general officers and union leaders are urged to be present.
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Hoopes
C. E
First Baptist Church
Two Black Crows duo ends after crash death of Mack
The comedy team founders Charles E. Mack age 46 and George Moran split after Mack dies in an automobile accident near Mesa Arizona. Mack Sennett may have been seriously injured. Moran and Mack’s wife and daughter Mary Jane also sustained injuries.
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Charles E. Mack
George Moran
Mack
Mesa
Ariz
Mack Sennett
Moran
Mary Jane
Social and Personal Notes From Boyce Vicinity
The Boyce area reports club activity and community visits. The Patron's League funds a hardwood floor polish and an entertainment is planned for late January or early February. Local families attend events and trips, while residents travel to Philadelphia Rome and Martinsburg for various reasons.
Arizona Wild Horses Roam Amid Encroaching Civilization
Roughly 50 000 wild horses still roam Arizona despite expanding development. The figure reflects ongoing debate over preserves and land use as officials monitor population trends and habitat pressures.
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Arizona
Leap year rule and century exceptions explained
The rule states years divisible by four are leap years, with centuries only leap years if divisible by 400. Thus 1800 and 1900 are not leap years, while 2000 is a leap year.
Mount Carmel F B Church Activities and Services
Mount Carmel F B Church in Braddock announces 10 a.m. Sunday School led by John M. Morris and William Brown. 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. preaching services. Winter services in the Sunday School room. Ushers board officers to be installed at night services. Dutch social Thursday at 223 Sharp Street to benefit the Senior and Junior choirs. Public invited.
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S. Spriggs
John M. Morris
William Brown
William L. Johnson
Susie Taylor
Sharp Street
Panama Canal Zone… Citizens and Medical Discoveries
Citizens of the Panama Canal Zone are described as Panamanian by De Cree. An article notes appendicitis discovery by two American doctors less than half a century ago.
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Panama
Panama Canal Zone
Synaia incident ties Lupescu attack to Iron Guard
Reports say Mme Magda Lupescu was slightly wounded when a would be assassin fired at her in Sinaia Romania. The gunman and several alleged Iron Guard members were arrested and linked to the anti semitic banned group blamed for the assassination of Premier Ion G Duca.
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Mme
Magda Lupescu
Carol II of
Rumania
Sinaia
Iron Guard
Ion G. Duca
Birds thwarted by ruse in Hawk's Bay seed scare
Farmers in the Hawk's Bay district of New Zealand used a clever plan to save seed from birds. They planted a regular crop and scattered poisoned seed, causing birds to avoid both good and bad seed. The piece notes the first European railway opened between Liverpool and Manchester on September 15, 1830.
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Hawk's Bay
New Zealand
Europe
Liverpool
Manchester
Eng
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