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- O. E. S. Matrons Entertain at Luncheon
- Yeoman's Life Reads like Fairy Tale
- Will Entertain in Turkish Capital
- Dinner Party Planned for Blodgetts
- Coming Events in S. L. Society
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- White Frock for June Graduation
- News of the Churches
- Serbians Wear Burlap Sacking
- Woman's Case Amazes Salt Lake
- Ocean's Food Store Used Too Meagerly
- Suffrage Meet Urged by Argentine Woman
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- Future Plays Will Disclose War's Effects
- Bills of the Week
- Orpheum
- Americans Supply Goods to Serbians
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- Big War Film Leaves Monday
- Broadway
- Drouth Affects Theatres 'Pan' Goers Forget Heat Philharmonic Scores Big
- Pantages
- U. S. Wants to Help Crippled Yanks to Vocational Training
- 'Diamond Queen,' Who Donated Huge Sums, Sued for Board Bili
- Milady to Abandon Tight Skirt Waddle
- Plane Copy Should Have 'High Lights'
- Chorus Dancer Does Not Yield to College Girl in Wedlock Race
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- Cortot Amazed at Music's Prominence in America
- Gallic Artists to Appear in Cities of U. S
- First M. E. Church Announces Program
- Second M. E. Church Announces Program
- Talking Machines Output to Grow
- Cities to Join Choral Move
- Los Angeles Gains Large Orchestra
- Spanish Songs Will Feature Saltair Music
- Philharmonic Plans Music for Sunday
- New Books in Public Library
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- U. of U. Holds Piano Recitals
- Square Deal for Music is Plea of Dean
- Youths and Maids Feature Recital
- Opera Season in St. Louis Success
- S. L. Philharmonic to be Heard Today
- Portland Musicians Give Big Production
- Testimonial for J. W. Fox Planned
- Community Singers Present 'Carmen'
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- Arid Lands Fund Dies in Senate
- Fireworks Start on Journey
- Uncle Joe Says What He Knows About Covenant
- China Sought Wilson's Help
- Senator Upholds Chinese
- Ex-Governor Spry Urges Lane Bill for Service Men
- Headquarters of Sinn Fein in Dublin Raided by British
- $250,000 Fire Ousts 21 Billings Firms
- President Says Army is Not Demobilized and Law Prevents Action by Him
- U. S. Indicts Oregon Telegraph Operator
- Nevadans to Enter Utah for Festival
- Germans Sign Peace Treaty
- Junker Papers Rail at Peace
- Shippers Urge I. C. C. Control
- Reception Planned for President on Reaching New York
- New Idaho Town Plan
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- 1 Recruit Seeks to Cuss; other Revers Dead
- Scout Bonfire Reflects Paris Epochal Event
- Judge Ponders Ring Attachment Writ
- R. R. Electrification Will be Celebrated
- Band Plays Today in Pioneer Park
- U. S. Awards Pension
- Britishers Plan Swimming Club
- Honor J. W. Fox
- Historic Pictures Acquired
- Service Workers Aid Many
- Organize Cafe Co
- Water Main Bids Open
- Arrange Fourth Program
- Mckendrick to Give Talk
- Seven Days' Tax Grace
- Moving Picture Funnies
- John Woods, Ill, Takes,Own Life
- The Day's Death Roll
- G. O. P. to Arrange for July Outing
- Phi Gamma Delta Re-Elects Miller
- Funerals
- Carelessness Cause of Numerous Fires
- Old Dr. Stork Pays Critchlows Visit
- Utah Educators Go East
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- Booth's Army Wins Praise of Soldiers
- Soldier's Death Puzzles Ogden Rail Officials
- Golden Gate Bids Adieu to Barley Corn
- S. L. Will Hear Peace Program of Red Cross
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- Chicago Wets Hold Carnival
- Fort Douglas to be Lost, Utahns Fear
- Bomb Plotters Still at Large
- Intermountain News
- Forristall Favored for Commissioner
- Sunday Dance Brings $10 Fine
- Financiers Plan Water Project for Weber Co
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- Establishing Peace
- Line O'a Leatherneck
- Other Points of View
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- The Open Forum
- Legal Tangles Follow Peace
- America Militant
- Huns Just Eluded Belgian Revenge for 'Expert' Killing
- Cha-Chas Frown at U. S. Marines
- Canadian Soldiers and British Clash
- Missing Steamer Found
- Soldier Walks out of Ft. Leavenworth
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- Call for Men in Army Falls on Deaf Ears
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- 25 More Children Born than Week Ago
- Rev. Williams Back
- Former Yanks to Wear Khaki July Fourth
- Gunman Seeks Despoiler of Whisky Cache
- Irrigated Crops Survive Drouth
- Sugar is Plentiful
- Office Toilers Will Receive Half Holiday
- California Firm for Hi Johnson
- Smoot Gets Rate Cut
- French Busy Rebuilding
- Discuss July 24 Fete
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- Cheese Making Grows Yearly in Utah, Idaho
- Thousands of Bathers Enjoy Cooling Dip in Lake and Frolic on Sand of Sunset Beach at Saltair
- Mexico Postal Chief Views U.S. Methods
- Recruits Prefer Siberia Soldiering
- Campaign for Americanism Open in East
- 500 Million Waterway Bill before Congress
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- Pacific Steamer Lines to Pay Demurrage Cost
- Woman Suffrage Ratified by Texas
- No Tours to France from U. S. This Year
- Showers and Heat Promised next Week
- British Balloon due in U. S. within Week
- Washington Yank Killed
- Daniels to Get Air Fund of 25 Million
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- Walker Place Prospers; Fine Houses Built
- Trio of Architects Win 'Own Your Own Home' Contest by Submitting Distinctive Design
- Little Farms Attract Buyers
- Weather Man Returns
- Regents Ask Funds for Two Building
- Weather Report
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- Stage Line Permit is Heard by Blood
- Rate Brief is Filed
- Sale of Homes Rouse Buyers
- Organize Traffic Bureau
- Fellow Employes Honor Mr. Goddard
- Statistics
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- Hard Grind of Old Champs While Training
- Comparisons Old and New Conditioning
- Cicotte Uses Mystery Ball to Advantage
- Forest of Lumber Used in Building of Large Arena
- Plays Fifteen Years with Not One Stolen Base
- Unique Play by Brilliant Giant Fielder
- Pine Forest to Seat Crowd
- Picks Willard to Lose Crown of Heavy Champ
- M'credie Hot at Pennington Jumping Club
- Divides College Athletic Work
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- Bees Boot Anther Game Away for Seal Players
- American Make New Records at Stadium Games
- Seattle Wins 10-Inning Game
- Pacific Coast League
- Nationals Win Twin Bill from Athletic Crew
- Chicago Plays Uphill Game, Beats Cards
- Surging Crowds Watch Fighters at Their Camps
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- Says Million Backing Jack at Even Money
- Angels Defeat Senators Team
- Game Goes When Maisel Gets K. O
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- [Illegible] Adds New Quarters
- Is First Aviatrix to Loop-the-Loop
- Goodrich Makes New Tire Marks
- Chelin's Book Helps Save Tires
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- Capital Will Increase Line
- Dealer Tells Reasons Why
- Improvements at Same Price
- Doble Steamer Gains Prestige
- Many Utah Salesmen Prefer the New Chandler for Driving in Comfort over the Difficult Roads of Their Territories
- Care in Choice of Lubricants
- Large Corporation Requires Big Service
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- Expect Drop in Rubber Prices
- Well-Known Mechanic Opens New Auto Repair Shop
- Has Operated Ford Since 1908
- Diamond Rubber Co. Announces Increased Mileage Adjustment
- Auto Trade Places Big Steel Orders
- Knight Bank Pays $4500
- Band Celebrates Signing of Treaty
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- Auto Company Will Give Employes Three Days to Celebrate
- Alkire-Smith Men to Get Holidays
- Piston Rings Satisfactory
- Grass Blaze Reported
- Provo Plans Big Fourth Pageant
- Logan Names Red Cross Delegates
- Fire Destroys Timber
- Open Cutout Costs Motorcyclist $5
- Ogden Live Stock Market
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- [Illegible] Dempsey as Winner, but Knows Not Why
- Four-Cornered Race Develops
- Fitzpatrick to Join Bees
- Southern Association
- Prison Team Trims Western Optical
- Robins Sell Cheney
- Have Young Palace in New Feature Car
- Local Teams to Lehi and Heber for Fourth
- Knights Take over German Building
- French-American Baseball Primer
- Peckinpaugh Ousts Ty from Bat Throne
- Spalding Tennis Annual Published
- Monahan Predicts Dreamland for Jack
- Store Room Burns
- Round-the-World Trip by Air is New Ambition of American Flying Experts
- 30 Warships Break News to New York
- Birth Control Necessity Says Health Officer
- Alaska Railroad, Piercing Ice Wilderness, Thought Fanciful Project, Reality
- Tabernacle Goes; Business Men Gain
- Police Asked to Find E. P. Bennett
- City Ticker
- Jap Studies City
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- Americans Ready to Meet Problems of Day
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- Treaty Signing Received with Unusual Calm
- Price is Seen by Engineers
- Cardiff Ships 400 Tons of Ore during Week
- Mexicans May Stop Drilling for Oil
- Prince Ships Car $1282 Ores under Lease
- Utah Oil Land is Inspected
- Park City Mines Yield in Six Months 37,368 Tons Ore Valued at near $2,500,000
- Black Metals and Ore Sales
- Tintic Production in First Half 1919 Amo United to 3636 Cars Valued at $5,700,000
- King Con. to Resume Work in Old Stopes
- Butte Reported in Bad State of Strike Fever
- Montana-Bingham Will Change Its Articles
- Gila County Leads in Arizona's Great 1918 Mineral Production Totaling $202,134,880
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- Tintic Camp Will Close Up
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- Big Week for Sales, Totaling $200,947.16
- Three Tons Ore at Eureka Bullion
- Notes and Personals
- Eureka Mines Connects Levels in Ore Shoot
- Utah Mines Pay $5,505,295 Dividends in First Half of 1919, Showing Bih Decrease
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- Con. Coppermines 1918 and 1917 Reports Are Compared
- Chile Copper Produced in May 5,066,000 LBS. Metal
- So. Pacific is Pushing Tunnel
- Silver Fluctuations Charged to Japanese
- 94,204 Tons of Salt, Utah Yield
- Iowa Copper's Big Objective
- Sells Spur is Shorter and to Bring Profits
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- [Illegible] Sell July Holdings
- Wall Street Quotations
- Local Securities
- Federal Banks
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- Eastern Produce
- Claring House Banks
- Yankee-May Day Work Will be Hurried Up
- Live Stock Market
- New York Bond Quotations
- Murder of Madero Gave Germas Idea Slaying Liebknecht and Luxemburg
- Metal Review
- Financial Review
- Coffee Market
- Famous Arizona Plainsman, Terror of Outlaws, Passes
- Congress Limits Navy to 170,000
- Oil Stocks
- Army Trucks Arrive
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Local News
- Notice of Assessment No 5
- Stockholders' Meeting
- Grain Market
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- Poisoned Girl Relates Story on Deathbed
- Poison Victim
- Pilgrimage to Western Oasis in Full Force
- Kearns Estate Appraised at $2,078,670.59
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- Hey, Skinny, the Water's Fine
- C. G. Billmeyer Seeks Divorce Avers Cruelty
- Percentage of Healthy Pupils Averages Low
- Perfect Infant Show Closes at Health Office
- Zion's Savings Bank Ignores Judge's Order
- Sigurd Citizens Ask D. & R. G. Depot
Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1919-06-29 | Page 7 | First M. E. Church Announces Program
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1919-06-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6k0897p |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k0897p |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | First M. E. Church Announces Program |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1919-06-29 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Herald-Republican |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 7 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6k0897p/10283392 |