Kings Daughters to Present Comedy Henry's Wedding
Rehearsals begin for the Louise Liebert circle of Kings Daughters benefit, to be staged at McKinley junior high October 13 and 14. Proceeds aid local welfare. cast includes James Bell as Uncle Henry and Ida McQuin as Widow Samantha Green, with 125 to 150 local participants.
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Henry
Louise Liebert
King’s Daughters
McKinley Junior High School
Helen Walpole Dunker
James Bell
James W. Bell
Uncle Henry
Samantha Green
Ida McQuin
Jack
Ted
Harris
Ed Prentiss
Ed Swoboda, Jr
Bert Jenkins
Jane Carey
Margaret Hage
Jane LaPlante
Mary
Idare
Virginia
A. Otto Ambroz
O'Filarety
R. C. Leefers
Lawyer Brown
Eliza Negro Cook
Rastus
Lucille Funkey
Walter Be
Reception honors United Brethren pastor and wife
The Rev W L Duncan newly reappointed to the local United Brethren pastorate and Mrs Duncan will be honored at a Thursday 8 PM church reception with invocations, music, welcomes from church groups, brief remarks, a mayoral welcome, readings, and refreshments. Funeral notices follow for Mrs Ann Eliza Green aged 82 Castalia with family survivors listed.
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W. L. Duncan
United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid Society
F. T. Gates
Jennie E. Post
Harmony Quartet
W. W. Weatherwax
F. W. Fisher
W. S. Newell
Charles H. Harmer
William H. Stepanek
Perle TeWalt
Roma Mae Sabin
Duncan
Mizpah
Castalia
Ann Eliza Green
Castalia Sunday
Stephen
Maryette Allen
Bloomfield
Melvin Green
Edward
Allen
Irvin Allen
Postville
Roosevelt and Smith reunite at New York convention
Gov Franklin D. Roosevelt and Alfred E. Smith publicly reconciled at the Democratic state convention in Albany. They praised Lehman and agreed on a progressive platform as Tammany Hall factions maneuvered for the ticket. The slate, led by Lehman for senator, was nominated, with several statewide officers named.
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Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred E. Smith
Frank
Herbert H. Lehman
Chicago
Roosevelt
Smith
Lehman
Democratic Party
Booman
Cérity
Washington
Bob Wagner
Ton
John H. McCocey
Wagner
Senate
Curry
Edward J. Ahearn
New York
M. William Bray
Utica
Morris S. Tremaine
Buffalo
John J. Bennett, Jr
Brooklyn
Cuthbert W. Pound
Lockport
Court of Appeals
John Fitzgibbon
Oswego
Elmer E. Studley
Queens County
Oxford Junction High School appoints class officers
The Oxford Junction high school organized its classes with officers and sponsors: Eighth grade President Freisinger, secretary Dorothy Purdy, sponsor Miss Rickhoff. Ninth grade President Thelma Mizaur, secretary Alfred Trinka, sponsor Mr. Alsip. Tenth grade President Donald Johnson, secretary Francis Burda, sponsor Mr. Peterson. Eleventh grade President Helen Allen, secretary Edmund Bisinger, sponsor Miss Spurlin. Twelfth grade President Howard Wehde, secretary Charles Vacek, sponsor Mr. Spooner.
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Oxford Junction
Junior Freisinger
Dorothy Purdy
Miss Rickhoff
Thelma Mizaur
Alfred Trinka
Alsip
Donald Johnson
Francis Burda
Peterson
Helen Allen
Edmund Bisinger
Miss Spurlin
Howard Wehde
Charles Vacek
Mr. Spooner
Powder Scattered by Rec Over Forests in Bosnia
A fragmented report notes a recreational event in Bosnia where powder was scattered across forests to influence a four game sequence. Mentions sheep and a group called the caterpillars amid unclear context and a single game outcome.
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Bosnia
Speech by Hoover Highlighted as Campaign Instrument
The article quotes President Hoover urging support for loan programs and land bank reforms to aid homeowners and mobilize voters. It frames his address as a persuasive campaign tool, noting its publication in full and its potential impact on those considering housing and financial policy.
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Hoover
Unclear text fragment on a local street scene
A fragmented OCR pass describes a President leaving classes and a small old woman with a cane near Grinnell, amid mentions of American flags and town settings. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear single event or outcome.
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Genetek
Ananians
Grinnell
Des Moines Demonstration Seen as Hoover Victory Push
Observers call the Des Moines demonstration the greatest in the city and see it as a successful kickoff for Hoover’s re election bid. The president held informal conferences late in the evening in good spirits and expressed readiness for any outcome and for a strong effort to advance his plan.
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Des Moines
Hoover
Elson Elected Head Of Legion At Vinton
R. B. Elson was elected commander of the George G. Luckey Knapp post with J. H. Milroy and F. W. Schquist as officers. Installation set for October 17.
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Elson
Legion
Vinton
R. B. Elson
George G. Luckey Knapp
J. H. Milroy
F. W. Shoquist
Iowa ministers to hold seventy third annual session in Washington
Washington Iowa ministers of the Iowa United Presbyterian church will convene for the seventy third annual session October 11 to 13. National church workers will deliver several addresses and assist in conferences with arrangements led by stated clerk Coin.
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Washington
Iowa
United Presbyterian Ministers
Ely High School names officers in student government
Ely high school elected class officers for each grade. Senior officers include President Victor Krob and Dorothy Lockwood as vice president with Hilda Upmier as secretary-treasurer. Junior officers are President Norbert Vanorny and Marvin W. Horak as vice president with Marthaine Sladek as secretary-treasurer. Freshman President Rob Sixta with Lester Trachta as vice president and Merwin Peet as secretary-treasurer.
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Ely
Ely High School
Victor Krob
Dorothy Lockwood
Hilda Upmier
Norbert Vanorny
Marvin W. Horak
Marthaine Sladek
George Pisarik
Verne
Rob Sixta
Lester Trachta
Merwin Peet
Wise mother teaches son to stand alone and prosper
A tribute to a mother who raised a son after her husband’s death, guiding him to independence. The son finishes college, plans marriage, and respects his mother, who never hovered but supported him. The piece also reflects on a string of personal regrets and advice about not repeating past mistakes.
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Tae
Dan
Engagement Joy Shared With Dear Miss Manners
A letter writer proclaims engagement to the man she loves and asks for guidance. Miss Manners replies with warm congratulations and recalls past letters, affirming happiness and confidence in their future.
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Miss Manners
Dodo
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Kings Daughters
McKinley School
United Brethren
Gov. Roosevelt and Smith
Tammany
N.Y
Tammany Hall
Upstate
Paramount Theatre
Libby
Ise
Amana Graham
Lée
Navy
Kipper
Wheaties
Softsik Kiour
Folger’s Coffee Bb
Kline’s Shoe Repair
Willie Willis
Riley
Roy D. Chapin
Killian
Sientiffick
Sientiffick Shoes
Mary Manners
Oe Ee Marie
Dr. Stout
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