School literary society forms two sections with officers
The high school organizes a literary society split into two sections each with officers and a faculty adviser. Gladys Martine leads the first section which will present a program October tenth and Dorothy Longmuir leads the second. The week includes a senior dance invitations and a debate study by the sophomore class.
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Gladys Martine
Dorothy Longmuir
Miss Ayres
Schoor
Harry Fryer
Great Falls
Ifrance
Red Cross Convention Held in Butte
The first state Red Cross convention met in Butte on Sept 25 and 26 with delegates from 50 counties. Principal speakers included Dr. Farran Clifford C Hield Mrs F C Fridley Miss Eva Anderson and Miss Helen Harrison The peace program drew enthusiasm and plans for postwar relief and drouth relief. Election of Teton county officers postponed to Oct 10. Membership drive runs Nov 2 to Nov 11 with Montana quota of 100000 members and 50 percent returned to local relief.
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American Red Cross
Butte
Dr. Farran
Clifford C. Hield
F. C. Fridley
Eva Anderson
Helen Harrison
Red Cross
Drouth
Teton County
Montana
Wilson and the Revolutionary Stock Claim Examined
A New York Herald piece notes President Wilson said he was bred in the old revolutionary stock while all four of his grandparents were born in the United Kingdom after the Revolution. It details a British-born grandfather and a Carlisle England mother, and Wilson’s Confederate-era ties through his father and Staunton residency. The motive behind the claim remains unclear.
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New York Herald
Wilson
Columbus
Mr. Wilson
United Kingdom
James Wilson
Steubenville
Ohio
England
Carlisle
United States
Staunton
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