Evergreen Cemetery Association annual statement 1934
The Anita Tribune notes the Evergreen Cemetery Association annual statement dated May 22, 1934. Published by Tribune Publishing Co with W F Budd as editor. Subscriptions listed at 1.50 if prepaid. This Thursday edition is dated June 7, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen Cemetery Association
Anita Tribune
The
Tribune Publishing Co
Glen Porch
Ralanes
E. L. Wheatley
Julia A Millard
Ralph Miller
Isaac Brown
Ray F. Wyrick
Lawrence Christensen
H. H. Turner
Anita Lumber Co
Marinus Jensen
Ladies Cemetery Association
Anita
Maggie Pratteth
Anita Bank
Roy Atwood
Metrary Od
B. D. Forshay
F. £. Carter
A. Longobert Scott
E. L. — Newton
Future Hope From General Motors Dinner In Chicago
A hundred years ahead look bright as 300 business and science leaders met in Chicago at a General Motors event hosted by Alfred P Sloan Jr. They predicted continued progress with plans from solar powered electric motors to prefab steel housing to clean up slums. The speakers urged optimism, noting ongoing employment and steady scientific advancement, while Memorial Day and Decoration Day observances are noted for Valley Junction and Anita attendees.
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General Motors
Chicago
Ple
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Company
Lincoln Township Girls Organize a 4-H Club
Lincoln Township girls formed a 4 H club with Frances Way as president and Leila Crow as vice president. Helen Kopp serves as secretary treasurer while Janis Sebell is reporter historian. Mrs Carl Moore leads, with Miss Wylma Warren as county advisor. Home Furnishing is the 4 H project. A township gathering will host a program with ice cream and cake and raise funds to send two delegates to the 4 H convention at Ames.
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Lincoln Town-Bit
Township Hall
Frances Way
Leila Crow
Helen Kopp
Janis Sebell
Carl Moore
Lynn Beard
County Agricultural
Wylma Warren
Joadler
Ames
Aye
Capitol Reports and Silver Bill Headlines
Iowa campaign spelling champion Richard Quington visited Washington with Sister M. Bertilla and his grandmother after placing fourth in a national spelling contest. In Congress the House passed a large silver bill to add over a billion dollars in monetary silver, aiming to make silver fully legal tender and a major basis of the nation’s monetary system. The chamber also advanced a prison industries survey to diversify work and provide employment for convicts, amid supportive remarks from labor leaders. A presidential message suggested no Wardell reference legislation this session and signaled ongoing executive negotiations.
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Otha D. Wearin
Richard Quington
Iowa
Washington
M. Bertilla
Capitol
Chicago
Shallenberger
Nebraska
Ways and Means Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Wood
Missouri
Connery
Mass
Congress
Grant Township 4-H Club Elects Officers
Robert Kuehn is named president with Lowell Kuehn as vice president Howard Linderman secretary treasurer and Gail Heckman reporter at the Grant Township 4-H club meeting held May 3 at Grant No 6 school. The next meeting is set for June 8 at 8:00 PM and invites all interested boys.
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Grant Township
Grant No. 6
Joe Beving
Loys
Robert Kuehn
Lowell Kuehn
Howard Linderman
Gail Heckman
Clergy leader outlines unity and study plans in Iowa letter
Rev Willard Johnson writes to Budd detailing church roles, a Master of Theology program, and unity aims. He cites joining summer church services, a labor and socialist education group role, a Who’s Who recognition, a research tour across New York to Washington, and plans to attend the Des Moines convention in October amid drought and dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert W. Beaven
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
South Congregational Church
League For Industrial Democracy
America
National Religion and Labor Foundation
New York
Penn
Ohio
Detroit
West Virginia
Washington
D. C
New York City
Weston
Toledo
Pittsburgh
Iowa
International Christian Church
Des Moines
Newton
Qrin- Nell
Lowa
Grinnell
Ak-Sar-Ben Ambassadors Named for 4st Shows
Omaha on June 6 reports Dr. C. E. Harry named Ak-Sar-Ben ambassador for 4st Sar-Ben Den Shows at the Coliseum starting June 11 for summer run through July with weekly Monday nights except July 2. Ambassadors will invite residents and visitors to attend, tickets via ambassadors, with July 30 set as community night. The 40th anniversary promises a grand production about western Nebraska.
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Omaha
Amtasshr
Anita
C. E. Harry
Becaus
Nebraska
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W. F. Budd
Towa
Sloan
Frank J. McCord
Valley Junc*tion
Harold Lees
Albert Lees
Valley Junction
Frank Lees
Chevrolet Motor Com
O. W. Shaffer & Son
Anita, Iowa
Lincoln Township
Wearin
4-H Club
Willard Johnson
Rochester
N. Y
Monroe Avenue
Tabor
Nusthern
Silay
Tomy
Nine Mile
Blue Jay
Merrill Lett
Duane Karns
Virginia Nichola
Mary Wilbourn
Parle
Ethel Lett
Billie
Bobby Ames
Junior
Howard Wilbourn
Paul Petty
Bobby
Marilyn Riggs
Pauline Nemierson
Billie Rater
Mable Lett
Burkhart
van Camp
C. E. Harry Ak-Sarden
Kent Beard
Cass Sunda
Uniter
Migs
France
Corlett Des
L. E. Corlett
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