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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
8
This morning Chapel conducted mentality tests for the student body similar to Army tests and given at all four extension schools this summer. A rule titled Keen to the Right prevents hall congestion. Miss Hubbard will convene a Summer school glee club meeting with interested girls tomorrow at 3 15 p m to her room.
The passage notes strong talent among students and that several girls work part time to cover board and expenses. It mentions Miss Hubbard's recreational music class meeting thrice weekly and a Des Moines photography firm taking pictures of summer school students and faculty at the chapel for later display at the office.
Creston Christians travel to Red Oak for the state convention of the Christian church. Attendees include Ives T A York Mrs Joe Hoffman Mra Joe Evans Mrs J KE Emanuel Miss Adelaide Emanuel Mrs Geo Norris Thomas Hawkins and Laurence Emanuel. Rev Emanuel and others plan to drive through later.
Mr. T. Myers rode No. 3 to Creston while Mr. Ranshaw and Kidd visited on Monday. Mrs. Mayme Brown visited Des Moines. Lester Brown attended as a Mason lodge delegate to Sioux City. Mrs. Farnsworth of Creston spent Sunday with cousin Mrs. Kotts and returned on No. 3.
Mrs F F Miller was elected delegate to the national convention in Milwaukee this September. Report from the Fortieth Department convention at Fort Dodge cites 19324 members. Officers elected include President Orpha B Turner and delegates Ida Mawson and Miller.
Senior Vice President Belle C. Senns named, Junior Vice President Mary Basham, Chaplain Mamie Tier, Treasurer Clara Chapman announced for the chapter.
Cleveland June 13. The department of labor drafts legislation for registering the 7,000,000 aliens in the United States and assessing fees to support a comprehensive citizenship program. Secretary James J. Davis announced this plan in a conference with editors of foreign language newspapers.
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