Brotherhood Day Set At U B Church Sunday
The Brotherhood observes its day at the U B Church on the last Sunday of January with a 11 o clock address by Prof. H Fey, superintendent of Handley Schools. The sermon is replaced by the address in the main auditorium. Men will form the choir at evening service and old hymns will be sung. Members and city residents without church homes are urged to attend both services.
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U ’ Brethren
Ovey
Jaymen
H. Fey
Handley Schools
R. ©. Williams
Martins
Cottage Meetings At Centenary Church Begin Tonight
Centenary Church announces four Wednesday cottage prayer meetings before Lent. Tonight hosts include Mrs Martha Cain 20 Baset Street Mrs Alice Thomas 31 West Vester Street and Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson 507 National Avenue. Neighbors and church members invited to attend.
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Ings Reformed ‘Opareh
Follawine
Martha Cain
Bastee Street
Alice Thomas
Weter ‘Street
Charles Anderson
National Avenue
Centenary Church
Appointments For Gainesboro Charge
The Rev H W Lindamood of the Gainesboro charge Methodist Episcopal Church lists services for Sunday January 31 Pine Grove Sunday school 10 preaching 11 Green Spring Sunday school 2 preaching 3 Redland Sunday school 230 Gainesboro Sunday school 10 Old Bethel Sunday school 10.
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H.W. Lindamood
Gainesboro
Methodist Epist 1
South
Pine Grove
Green Spring
Redland
Gaizesboro
Old Bethel
Coal Conference Rejects Lynett Plan to Settle Strike
In Philadelphia on January 26 the joint miners and operators conference rejected the Lynett plan for ending the anthracite strike. The plan would have kept wages at the old scale for five years and allowed readjustment talks every two years, but provided no arbitration. The miners voted aye while the operators voted nay, with no immediate fallback program in sight.
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Philadelphia
New York
Lynett
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
B. J. Lynett
Scranton Times
Ers
Opera
M Untess
Alvan Markle
Hazleton
January Rate Now in Effect Discount Offer
The Evening Star reports a new January rate with a discount for advance payment. The notice urges readers to pay now to secure the reduced price, highlighting the savings available through early settlement.
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THE
Evening Star
No C. V. League For Girls of the High Schools
Newspaper notes that sport writers have referred to contests among high school girls teams from Hagerstown Waynesboro Chambersburg Ester Martinsburg in the Cumberland Valley League, a phrase deemed inaccurate by observers.
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C. V. League For Girls of the High Schools
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Ester
Martinsburg
Winchberland
No Cumberland Valley girls league exists
The article notes that Cumberland Valley does not have a girls basketball team and that no sanctioned league for four local girls teams exists. It explains that any top team among the four could claim recognition, but not through league officials, and that a league could form with those four schools, though not yet organized.
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Cumberland
Ter
Cumberland Valley League
Gov. Ritchie Asked To Address the Legislature
Richmond Virginia January 26 The Presidential boom of Gov Albert Ritchie of Maryland grows as he is asked to make an address to the legislature. The invitation signals growing interest in his political prospects and possible cross state influence.
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Ritchie
Richmond
Albert Ritchie
Maryland
Maryland Executive Addresses Joint Session in Virginia
The Maryland executive and Richmond native spoke in Virginia and New York, urging Democrats to reclaim states rights doctrine. His national swing drew support from Maryland delegates as he pitches for a future presidential nod.
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Moling & Seal
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