Fifteen Workers Carry on Mexican Settlement Here
The Mexican Settlement association in Alpine supports an educational and recreational program for the Mexican community with 15 regular workers under Miss Annie E. Price. The group coordinates 12 contributing organizations, runs a kindergarten, Girl Reserve troop, sewing and health sessions, and rummage sales at the Community Center to fund activities.
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Mexican Settlement Association
Alpine
Annie E. Price
Sul Ross N. Y. A
Junior Council
The
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Women's Council
Episcopal Guild Christian Missionary Society
Annie Lackey
Methodist Church
Lambuth Circle
el Progreso
J. J. Briley
Nellie Litchfield
Claire McGuire
Fred S. Rogers
Miss Price
George Baines
M. H. Hargus
Carl Shults
Ray Williams
Farm owner recovers missing cow and calf near Bangor
Weeks after a valuable cow vanished from Cliff Page's Bangor Maine farm he located the animal and a calf with it. Lee Hawkins a Red Oak Indiana clothier delivered a new suit and received 2600 pennies in payment.
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Cliff Page
Bangor
Lee Hawkins
Red Oak
Woman Carves Tombstone From Rocks Across States
Mrs Blanche Ketcham of Le Harpe Illinois collects rocks from every state and several foreign countries to craft a personal tombstone. Mr and Mrs Ford Rackley arrive from A and M to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Price Rackley.
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Blanche Ketcham
le Harpe, Ill
Union
Ford Rackley
Mrs
Price Rackley
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