Missionaries Gather for Methodist Church Convention
Eight experienced missionaries will attend the Des Moines branch Womans Foreign Missionary society annual meeting at St Pauls in Cedar Rapids. Bishop Mead will speak Thursday night, with Mrs Jones and Miss Wang among the speakers and honorary guests from India and China.
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Orient
Cedar Rapids
Ffty
Des Moines
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles L. Mead
Kansas City
A. W Henke
Arthur A. Brooks
East Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
EB. Stanley Jones
Sitapur
India
Evangelist of
Jones
Mabel Lossing
Aatynart
Missionary convention speakers from India China and Japan
Notes on speakers Miss Ortha Lane in China and Miss Erma Taylor in Japan, with their long missionary histories, furloughs, and educational work. Also details on Mrs. Thomas Nicholson delivering the keynote at the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society convention opening, plus program chairs for various departments and a note on Britain’s royal air force travel and marriage ages abroad.
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Japan
Erma Taylor
Hirosaki
Kagawa
Taylor
Thomas Nicholson
Mount Vernon
Woman's Foreign Missionary Socciety
Otis Moore
Tipton
H. M. Humphrey
Indianola
J A
J D. Bragg
St. Louis
New Pastor of First U B Church Has Had Wide Experience
The Rev. Dr. J F Uhlenhopp of Ames is appointed to the pastorate of the First United Brethren church in Ames by the Iowa conference. He and Mrs. Uhlenhopp and their two children will live at 320 Seventh Street SE. He has led churches in Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and Des Moines and contributed to civic projects including a city park and pool. Mae Fern Uhlenhopp and Frederick are listed as his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ortha Lane
Miss Lane
National Christian Council
University of Iowa
Ju China
Mary L. Elde
Emma Fuller High School
Yenping
Ola H. Dudley
Dien Jin Ngai
Chungking
Dien Jia Nga
Mary Gladys Moore
Burma
Rangoon
Allie Bass
J F. Uhlenhopp
Ames
First United Brethren Church
Fourth Avenue
Seventh Street
Iowa
Coe College
Uhlenhopp
Iowa State Teachers College
Butler County
Kesley
Central University
Indianapolis
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
St. Andrews
Des Moines
Grand Rapids
Mich
Richland Center
Wis
United Brethren Church
Indiana
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Civic Association
Mae Fern Uhlenhopp
Town State College
Frederick
Music student trains under mother and church choirs
A youth studies music under his mother’s direction and has experience in public school glee clubs and junior church choirs, outlining early vocal training and group singing exposure.
Woman Lands Giant Fish Off Scarborough
Lady Broughton, weighing 98 pounds, landed a 633 pound tunny off Scarborough England in two hours of sport then followed with a 599 pound catch. It was the season’s first tunny by a woman and news of her remarkable feat spread.
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Scarborough
England
Lady Broughton
Scottsboro Defense Lawyer Demands Communist Exit From Case
Samuel S. Leibowitz, lead counsel for the Scottsboro defendants, says he cannot continue as lawyer while communists remain connected to the defense. He cites behind the scenes actions and arrests linked to the International Labor Defense as hindering the case, and calls for removal of communist methods from fundraising and campaigns. The statement is hailed by Dr. A C Garner of the Colored Ministers association. In Anamosa, relatives gather for a dinner honoring Albert Myers and B L Stingley Calif. residents, with a note of Morley ties.
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New York
Samuel S. Leibowitz
Scottsboro
Alabama
Victoria Price
International Labor Defense
Nashville
Leibowitz
City Hall
Washington
Liebowitz
Ballyhoo
Will Dripps
Anamosa
Oil Project in Germany Formed by Anglo German Oil Co
A Berlin based Anglo-German Oil company aims to exploit German oil wells. It plans to take over fields from a German firm stopping operations. A Munich committee of experts studies Bavaria to locate oil deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Uil
Foley Pills Promise Quick Kidney Relief Ends Pain
An early 20th century ad claims Foley Pills go straight into the kidney and bladder to flush poisons, ease burning, and provide hours of relief. It markets Foley Cathartic Tablets with a money back guarantee and urges asking druggists for Foley Fillings.
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Foley
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Methodist Church Convention
Nas
Lydia Wilkinson
Dorothy
Wen Pi Chen
Hwa Nan
Foochow
Simpson College
Lydia Trimble
Lucy Wang
Miss Wang
Ann Arbor
Michigan University
Hwa Nan College
Wang Ing Kang
India For Missions Convention
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Parker
Moradabad
Woman's Friend
Womars
Royal Air Force of
Great Britain
Turkey
First U. B. Church
J. FL
May
May’s
May Drug Company
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Carter
Rapids Georzette
Mays
ST. SE
Lottie B. Knight
Cecil
Laura Cram
Hus
C. R
Everready Blades
Second ST. SE
Woolworths
Haliver
Palmolive
William
Jergen
Grove's
Hill’s
Richard
California
Lady Esther Crean
Jayne
Miles
Fitch
Ingram Shaving Cream
BAYER
R. Mile
Alka Seltzer
Lilly's
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