Faith as Basis of American Education Speech
Prof. C Harve Geiger of Coe College lectured before the student body on two approaches to education. He urged evaluating American education through critical analysis of the system and emphasized faith in equal opportunity as a foundation. The talk noted public zeal for labor dignity and the need to value scholarship, marking the first in a series of faculty lectures.
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C. Harve Geiger
Department of Education
Coe College
Geiger
United States
America
Coe
Recreation director to discuss low cost entertainment methods
Robert K. Murray, social recreation director for the National Recreation Association, leads a grant high gym session on affordable party entertainment. More than forty attendees joined Thursday’s talk on game leadership with out of town leaders present. Public sessions include lunch at the Y M C A cafeteria Friday, a Friday evening class, and a Saturday conference option with individual 35 cent admissions for partial course.
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Grant High
Robert K. Murray
National Recreation Association
Murray
Miniature House Highlights Local Fire Hazards
Fire Chief Emil P. Kohout urged inspections of a Second Street SE model home in the new Dows building show window. The miniature, built by the local fire department, showcased valuable suggestions on common fire hazards often overlooked by residents.
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Emil P. Kohout
Dows
Fire prevention week program showcases home hazard replica
The national program includes a replica of twenty eight common fire hazards found in homes. Constructed with care to exact detail, the display marks each hazard and features a poster guiding householders on keeping their homes fire free.
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Ment
Milk glass revival charms Nancy Page club
Nancy Page hosts a club meeting at Janet Rice’s home where interior decorator Janet’s sister discusses milk glass. She notes mid Victorian revival, glass top tables, and marbling substitutes, praising the look and suggesting collecting with lacelike edges and hand painted flowers for a charming, affordable display.
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Nancy
Janet Rice
Janet
Manchester Bank Building Sold in Helena Deal
I S More land of Helena Montana receives Manchester Bank Building via Receiver Charles Kelley. Moreland to pay by credit on bank deposit and 4000 cash totaling 24773, subject to state department and district court approval. H A Legg acquires Ontda farm of 160 acres at 100 dollars per acre.
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Franklin Streets
I. S. Moreland
Helena
Mont
Colony Township
Charles Kelley
Moreland
State of Department
District Court
H. A. Legg
Ontda
H. J. Ryan
Delaware County Plans Farther Out In Taxes
Delaware County auditor Roy Westerlen says next year’s property taxes will fall by about 91000 due to cutting the road levy from 17 to 11 mills, removing the one mill for county schools, and trimming expenses. The county levy for 1930 was 751621, for 1931 was 704319, and for 1932 payable next year is 613000.
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Manchester
Delaware County
Roy Westerlen
Seven Coe Seniors and Two Faculty Named to Phi Kappa Phi
Phi Kappa Phi at Coe College elects seven seniors and two faculty members. The new members include Miss Mary M. Kent of Nashua and professors C Harve Macyllon and C Ward Macy. Election occurred at Thursday’s regular meeting. induction planned for early November.
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Phi Kappa Phi
Coe College
Mary M. Kent
Nashua
C. Harve
C. Ward Macyllon
Sentenced To 30 Days For Stealing A Ham
Louis Brennen pled not guilty and received a thirty day jail term after being accused of stealing a ham from T M Sinclair store house. Edward Vlasek appeared on a motor vehicle without plates charge, postponed to Oct 24 with a $500 bond posted. E L Stanburg earlier this week received a suspended sentence on intoxication charge.
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Louis Brennen
G. S. Lightner
Brennen
T. M. Sinclair
Edward Vlasek
Justice Lightner
E. L. Stanburg
Road Plan Saves $2,441,587 In Taxes
Harrisburg report shows Governor Pinchot's 20 000 mile road plan cut township taxes. 1,372 townships replied with over half reducing taxes. The plan, effective August 1931, relieved townships of 25 percent of road mileage and maintenance costs immediately, with further relief to follow.
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Harrisburg
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
State Highway Department
Skeleton Of Man Revives Old Legend In Ohio
In St Marys Ohio a human skeleton found in a gravel pit near town revives an 1840 legend of two men who perished while traversing an unexplored forest toward Knoxville Ohio. The tale says they starved and were buried near the skeleton’s location. The piece also notes dust from Great Britain traced to the Sehara 2000 miles away.
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ST. Marys
Ohio
Knoxville
Great Britain
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Prof. Geiger
Coe Chapel
Europe
Willie Willis
Fapa
Nancy Page
Florence la Ganke
Imsieeg
MIL Glass
Manchester Bank
Pork School Grocery
Aew
REE Delivery
15Th ST
Butternut Bakers
Kraft’s Kitchen Fresh
Miller’s
Milwaukee
Park School
Japan
Beth Sa
SWIFT
Hamburg
Borden’s
Lagomarcino-Grape Co
John Braul’s Sons Company
Frigidaire Equipment
Checker Motor Supply, Inc
A.mccray
Mike Risk
ER. E. Barber
McCray Refrigerator Sales Corp
2Nd Ave
I Potato Market
Dakota
Idaho
Crete
Doc
C. and
Fleur
Lewis
Colonial
Miller Corn
First Ave. E
Sirloin
Hamburger
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