Coolidge hears Dayton trial called pitiful drama
Stampscott Mass July 19 President Coolidge heard the Dayton evolution trial described as a pitiful drama by Rev Charles Beale at the Tabernacle Church in Salem He called himself a progressive preacher and noted the nation’s leaders should act in unison. After church the President and Mrs Coolidge rested at their summer home and will begin a week focused on government problems with Senator Curtis arriving for talks on the legislative program tax and agricultural issues.
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Beale
Milwaukee
Wis
Coolidge
Curtis
Kansas
White House
Senate
Dawes Plan Fails To Help Germany
Dusseldorf July 19 Local Chamber of Commerce says the Dawes plan in its first year eased some distress but cannot guarantee recovery. The report notes production not back to normal due to heavy taxation and high production costs, risking a business collapse if conditions do not improve.
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Dusseldorf
Dawes
Germany
Chamber of Commerce
Four Thousand Attend First Sunday Bible Conference
More than 4,000 people from all parts of the Valley gathered at Massanetta Springs for the 1925 Bible conference. They participated in three song services led by Homer Rodeheaver and heard two sermons by Dr. H. W. Du Bose of Spartansburg, South Carolina, noted as a leading Southern Presbyterian churchman.
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Massanetta Springs
Massanetta
Homer Rodeheaver
H. W. du Bose
Spartansburg
S. C
Massanetta Conference Tops Attendance At Sunday Services
Rodeheaver led the crowd as the largest first Sunday attendance in Masanetta conference history gathered for a sacred concert and evening song service. Dr. Du Bose spoke to nearly 2,500. offerings exceeded 640 dollars as reservations rise toward 800 with hotel grounds to be tented for the crowd.
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Rodeheaver
Massanetta
Billy Sunday
School of Music
Rodeheaver Party
Hillside Tabernacle
Rodeheaver Brothers
Prof. Snyder
Mrs. Thomas
Miss Tripp
Dr. du Bose
Death Summons Mrs Ketterman At Hagerstown
Martinsburg, W Va July 20 Mrs Bettie Ketterman 35 wife of Charles Ketterman died Friday night at her late residence in Hagerstown Md She is survived by her husband one daughter Nina Hagerstown her mother Mrs Mary Coates this city two sisters Mrs Rebecca Carnes Hagerstown and Mrs Lydia Seittlemen Shockeyville Va four brothers Daniel Arch William and Calvin all of Martinsburg The remains will be buried in Green Hill cemetery here.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Bettie Ketterman
Charles Ketterman
Hagerstown
Nina Hagerstown
Mary Coates
This City
Rebecca Carnes
Lydia Seittlemen
Shockeyville
Daniel
Arch
William
Calvin
Green Hill Cemetery
Democratic Women Meet Tuesday Night
A meeting of the Democratic Club will be held Tuesday evening July 21 at 7 30 in the Handley Library lecture hall. All women of the town are urged to attend to discuss matters of importance and promote a clean Virginia campaign. E L Wunder, President.
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Women’s ‘Democratic Club
Handley Libra
Virginia
E. L. Wunder
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Meredith of Richmond
Funeral services were conducted from the home at 11 Saturday for Mrs Fanny Page Meredith of Richmond who died Thursday at 5 p.m. She was born in 1846 in Cumberland County, daughter of the late William Nelson Page and Frances Pton Page. She married Rev William C Meredith in 1873. he died in 1875. Survived by daughter Mrs Fanny Meredith Davis and two granddaughters Mrs John Rylan and Mrs Henry Taylor. Related to Thomas Nelson Page, she inspired the heroine Marie Chan. Various visitors and relatives noted. Mrs Violet Conner of Winchester visiting. Mrs Asbury Farmer improving.
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Richmond News-Leader
Fanny ‘Page Meredith
Fanny Meredith Davis
Richmond
Meredith
William Nelson Page
Frances
Pton Page
Cumberland County
William C. Meredith
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester
Gainesboro Brevities Show Local Visits and Calls
In Gainesboro Virginia on July 19, reports note John Bowers from near Stephenson visiting his sister Mrs A P Holland with his son May and two daughters Lucile and Gladys. Wade Emmett spent Sunday and Monday with his mother nearby. O T Adame called in Whitacre Thursday evening. Elizabeth Cather and Frances Robinson of Winchester called on Virginia DeHaven last week. Levi Boyd and family visited last Sunday with W B Adams and sisters Mrs Clarence Creswell and daughter of Winchester.
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G. Boro
John Bowers
May
Lucile
Gladys
Stephenson
A. P.' Holland
Wade Emmett
O'T. Adame
Whitacre
Elizabeth Cather
Frances Robinson
Winchester
Virginia DeHaven
Levi Boyd
W. B. Adams
Clarence Creswell
Granddaughter of Bishop Meade Dies in Charleston W Va
Virginia Meade Noyes widow of John Noyes died last week in Charleston at age. Born Virginia Washington Meade she was granddaughter of Bishop Meade. Survived by husband, newborn daughter, Virginia Meade Noyes, brother Captain R K Meade, and four sisters in Kansas City Newark Takoma Park and other locales. Funeral held at St Johns Episcopal Church in Ohston.
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Virginia Meade Noyes
John Noyes
Pital
Charleston
W. Va
George Haines
Virginia Wasiniiton Meadie
Bishop Meade
Virginia
Huseband
Capt
R. K. Meade
Fort Riley
Kans
T. J. Davis
W. L. Pro
Kansas City
T. M. B Orssythe
Newark
N. 3
Mia
Og We Munster
Takoma Park
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