Kansas City Man New Leader of Kiwanis
Cummmings of Kansas City was unanimously elected president of Kiwanis International at the closing sessions of the twelfth annual convention in Seattle. Charles F. Adams of Calgary and James P. Neal of Walla Walla were chosen vice presidents, with Milwaukee set as the 1929 convention city after a contest with Detroit. Trustees and officers for the coming year were elected. Raymond Crossman of Omaha was re-elected treasurer. All four leaders were unopposed.
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Cummmings
Kansas City
Kiwanis Internacional
Charles F. Adams
Calgary
James P. Neal
Walla Walla
Milwauskee
Detroit
Wiliam J. Currington
New Jersey
Arthur R. Ford
London
Ont
Randall Caton
Raymond Crossman
Omaha, Neb
Many fawns found dead near Ridgway amid starvation
A Ridgway fishing party returning from a three day trip reports fifteen to eighteen fawns dead from starvation in the Medix Run and Mosquito Crevice area. They describe deer eating preferred vegetation, digging roots, and starving when food scarce. Mrs Dale Lilly hosted Modern Dames Club on King Street with games and refreshments. next meeting with Mrs Lyle Colby planned in a few weeks.
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Ridgway
Medix Run
Mosquito Crevice
Dale Lilly
Modern Dames Club
King Street
Lyle Colby
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