Notre Dame Faces Tough 1938 Schedule Saints Brace for Grinders
Coach Elmer Layden foresees a brutal nine game slate for the 1938 Irish with Kansas, Carnegie Tech, Army, Navy, Minnesota, Northwestern and Southern California on the docket. Layden stresses merit over fixed first teams as he drills about 100 candidates daily. The schedule's difficulty may test Notre Dame's depth and spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Elmer Layden
Notre Dame
Layden
Kansas
Notre Dame Spirit
Carnogie Tech
Army
New York
Navy
Baltimore
Minnesota
Northwestern
Evanston
Southern California
Los Angeles
Crisis Over KANSAS CITY Hospital Call Ends Oddly
A hospital telephone line in Kansas City recorded a tense call with a patient pleading for emergency help. The caller then remarks about a recently worn corset and ends with a calm, dismissive statement.
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Kansas City
Psalm 23 as personal shepherding and promise of heaven
The article extols Psalm 23, praising its personal address and the Shepherd motif. It notes six verses containing 17 personal pronouns and frames the psalm as assurance of providence, forgiveness, guidance, and eternal fellowship, concluding with a call for Christ’s return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Reliance United Brethren Church Announces Sunday Services
Rev W D Mitchell will preach at Greenway at 10 a m Friendship at 11 15 a m Stephens City at 3 p m Reliance at 7 30 p m Public cordially invited by the church leaders Reliance United Brethren Church invites the community to attend services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mitchell
Greenway
Friendship
Stephens City
Reliance
Galilee Church Bible School and Booster Choir Update
Galilee Church of Christ announces Bible School at 10 00 a m led by Chas McVay Superintendent with morning service at 11 30 a m. Mrs L Dudley of Winchester will be with the church during the morning. All members urged to attend and boosters urged to arrive on time for the new chorus book and welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
McVay
L. Dudley
Winchester
Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Schedule
Church notices list services for Gravel Springs St James St Johns Freemont and Bethel with Sunday School times and sermon at 10 to 11 a m. Pastor Rev E B Smith leads Gravel Springs service and sermon details for St James and St Johns appear with 2 pm and 3 pm times.
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E. B. Smith
Gravel Springs
St. James
St. Johns
Freemont
Bethel
Disciples of Christ Rural Charge Services Schedule
Rev. S. J. Goode leads Woodrow Bible School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Sandy Ridge Bible School at 10 a.m. worship at 7 45 p.m. A cordial welcome is extended to all who attend these services.
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S. J. Goode
Woodrow—Bible School
Sandy Ridge—Bible School
Ridgeway Charge Cleansing Rally Set Before Conference
L H Smallwood, pastor, announces Paynes Chapel services with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. This will be his last sermon before conference. Rally Day at 7:30 p.m. Gerrardstown services follow with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and preaching at 7:15 p.m. This is closing service for the conference year. Public invited to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynes Chapel
Gerrardstown
Revival reaches Brucetown churches with strong attendance
Brucetown Circuit M E Church and Burnt Factory church host revival activities led by Pastor W O Talbert. Services include morning school at 10, sermon at 11, youth service at 7, and a closing revival at 7 30. Special music and a beautified idle presentation highlight the final night. Five churches report unusually good attendance and community revival.
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W. O. Talbert
Brucetown
Young Peoples
Burnt Factory
Fiv
White Post Charge Church Services Schedule
White Post Charge M E Church announces Cedarville 10 a m worship and sermon Rockland 11 a m worship and reception of members by vows and certificate Boyce 7 15 p m Young People's service 8 p m worship and sermon Come and worship the Lord with us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Sheets
Cedarville
Rockland
Boyce
Cedar Cliff Group Presbyterian Church Schedule
The Cedar Cliff Group Presbyterian Church announces services led by Minister Julian T. Owen. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Worship and sermon at 7.45 p.m. Sunday School at 2.45 p.m. Mount Hope Church School at 10 a.m. Chevet School at 10.30 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m.
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Julian T. Owen
Cedar Cliff—Church
Mie
Mount Hopé
Frederick Charge M E Church South Sunday Services
George L. Waters pastor announces Relief Sunday School at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m followed by communion. Lamp’s Sunday School at 2 p m with 3 p m preaching and communion. Paxton Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching at 8 p m with communion. Macedonia Carpers Valley Round Hill Sunday School at usual hour.
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George L. Waters
Relief
Lamp’s
Paxton
Macedonia
Carpers Valley
Round Hill
Stephens City Charge schedule for M E Church South
Stephens City Charge minister Homer Welsh directs services across Stephens City Pairview and Kernstown. First Sunday Stephens City 11:00 a.m. Pairview 3:00 p.m. Second Sunday Kernstown 1:00 a.m. age 3b m Stephens City 7:30 p.m. Third Sunday Stephens City 11:00 a.m. Pairview 3:00 p.m. Kerns
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Homer Welsh
Stephens City
Pairview
Mernstown
Kernstown
Bunker Hill M. E. Church Sermon Series
Rev Howard M. Amoss preaches at four locations Darkesville at 10 a m Bunker Hill at 11 a m Little Mountain at 3 p m and White Hall at 7 45 p m The sermon topic is Gods Middle Name the second in the Gods Other Names series at Bunker Hill West Virginia.
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Little Mountain
White Hall
Hedgesville Methodist Charge Schedule
The Rev. Lavely D. Gruber announces services for Ganotown Church School at 9.45 a.m. Preaching at 10.30 a.m. Howard's Chapel Shockeysville and Chestnut Grove schedule preaching at 3.30 p.m. and 8 p.m. respectively.
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Lavely D Gruber
Lavely D. Gruber
Hedgesville
M. E. Church
Ganotown
Howard's Chapel
Shockeysville
Chestnut Grove
Winchester U B Circuit Rev W B Obaugh Minister
Mt Pleasant Sunday School 10 a m Worship 11 a m Christian deavor 7 p m Worship 730 p m Red Bud Sunday School 2 p m
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W. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Christian Deavor
Red Bud
Revenue Loads Show Increase in Rail Freight
The Association of American Railroads reports 660,142 cars loaded for the week ending last date. This marks a 91,255 car or 16 percent rise from the prior week, a 162,653 car or 19.8 percent drop from a year ago, and a 305,671 car or 31.6 percent decline from 1930.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
The Bishop Urges Radio Use For Theological Teaching
In Omaha Nebraska the bishop proposes using the Edgar Bergen character Charlie McCarthy to help make theological students more human. He suggests radio officials employ the wooden-headed figure in church education programs.
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Omaha
Neb
Charlie McCarthy
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar Bergen
McCarthy
Questions and Statements By Price In Old News Budget Dispute
Richmond reports seek to clarify statements attributed to Governor Price about surplus funds and budget changes made during the Peery administration. Price contends a large portion of anticipated revenue and surplus was allotted or altered in the budget, affecting old age assistance and education funding. Peery notes changes occurred after Price took office and may have been approved or vetoed, depending on the context.
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Richmond
Price
Peery
General Assembly
Gov Price
Governo Price
Governor Price Highlights State Budget Changes
The general fund appropriations for the two year period totaled 50 994 753 after passage by the General Assembly and governor approval. The comptroller reported an actual surplus of 5 971 320 as of June 30 1938, plus an unexpended 403 336 in the emergency relief fund. Price noted savings including elimination of a 750 000 state office building to fund old age assistance and school funding.
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General Fund
General Assembly
Price
92 year old hitchhiker heads to Oregon to see daughter
Mrs Maida Edgepatch of Thumb Pioneer Welsh West Virginia at 92 years old left town to hitchhike to Oregon to visit her only daughter. She told friends distance and age do not bar her travel plan and will rely on rides.
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Thumb
Welsh
W. Va
Maida Edgepatch
Oregon
Mare Acts as Seeing Eye for Blind Horse in Fort Wayne
In Fort Wayne Indiana a mare guides an old blind horse in a field by keeping her body against him. The sightless horse finds water and feeding spots by following the mare’s nose contact as they move together.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Guardian seeks court order on cross border estate funds
Henry Jackson Wilson acting Official Guardian and Administrator of the Estates of the Mentally Incompetent in Alberta plans to petition the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia on October 31, 1938. He seeks an order to transfer funds held by Herbert S. Larrick as committee for Hattie V. Dawes from Virginia to Canada.
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Henry Jackson Wilson
Provence of
Alberta
Dominion of Canada
Hattie V. Dawes
Provence
Frederick County
Virginia
Herbert S. Larrick
State of Virginia
Virginia Conference Alters Virginia Pastors
At the 139th annual Virginia Conference in Elkton, only one county change occurred. Rev Floyd L. Fulk moves Dayton to Mt Clinton Mt Horeb West Rockingham, with Dayton pastorate to be filled later. Bridgers named to Winchester, succeeding vacant Cumberland post. multiple reassignments follow across towns including Berkley Springs Shenandoah Staunton and Verona.
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Elkton
Am County
Virginia
Cumberland
C. K. Welsh
Westernport
J. R. Collis
Berkley Springs
R. L. Brill
Martinsburg Second Church
Keyser
Franklin Senger
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
James W. Wright
Regional list of place and person names in the compiled roster
A dense roster lists towns and individuals such as Martinsburg Martinsburg Second J R Collis Mt Clinton F L Palk Petersburg J B Oliver and Winchester circuit Reverend W B Obaugh along with many other localities and names. The fragment presents a sequence of many place names paired with initials or surnames, resembling a directory or roll call from a regional source.
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Franklin
H. B. Richardson
Great Caca
M. Pool
Hardy
B. F. Spitzer
Harrisonburg
J. W. Wright
Harriston
W. M. Maiden
Inwood
C. W. Hiser
Jones Spring
D. A. Frazier
Keyser
R. L. Brill
Lacey
W. E. Wolfe
Man . R. Kesner
Martinsburg Pirst
E. E. Miller
Martinsburg
J. R. Collis
Clinton
F. L. Palk
Petersburg
J. B. Oliver
Pleasant Valley
Esterline
Staunton
D. FP. Glovier
Toms Brook
C. A. Moon
Westernport
R. N. Young
West Prederick
L. C. Messick
Winchester
L. G. Bridgers
W. B. Obaugh
Unruly neighbors complain about piano singing bulldog
In Dallas a dog named Mike drew mixed reactions from neighbors who liked his music yet objected to his warbling. He braced on a piano and struck keys with his forepaws while barking out a high baritone to low tenor. Mrs. Henry Sorenson defended him, saying he isn’t noisy just cute.
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Dallas
Mike
Henry Sorenson
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David
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Heaven
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Disciples of Christ Rural Charge
Ridgeway Charge
Methodist Episcopal
South
Brucetown Circuit
White Post
Cedar Cliff Group Presbyterian
Bunker Hill
Bunker Hill, W. VA
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Darkesville
Hedgesville Methodist Charge
Winchester U. B. Circuit
Professor Charley
Farmingdale
S. 1
Bridgers
Millard J. Miller
Antioch
E. C. Day
Augusta
C. W. Tinsman
Bayard—Cc
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P. G. Senger
Blairton
J. R. Sawyer
Broadway
P. W. Fisher
Churchville
E. B. Caplinger
Dayton
Edinburg
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W. H. Smith
General Electric
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