Women's Council and church circle events on Capitol Avenue
Community notices announce a Women’s Council program at Capitol Avenue Christian Church and multiple church circles meeting around 2:30 pm at St. Peter’s, Lutheran, Presbyterian, and Evangelical parishes. Also listed are a Christmas bazaar lunch, a WMS prayer meeting, and bridge party events with hostesses and addresses.
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Women’s Council
Capitol Avenue Christian Church
G. S. Birkead
Gleaners Circle
Presbyterian Church
J. A. Rathbun
East Capitol Avenue
Campbell
C. R. Crews
Dora Derkum
Thielman
First Methodist Church
Betrayal trial opens as Homewood faces society girl
Sidney Homewood riding master stands accused of betraying Charlotte Gibson. Court actions reveal plans for a January ninth inspection led by Alma Holman and Josephine Mahar of St Louis. The visit includes an inauguration ball, gatherings at Mrs. Dunford’s home, and a luncheon with local society members amid a string of social events and club meetings.
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J. H. Schulte
Euphrosyne Bridge Club
J. H. Schlte
Fairmount Boulevard
Schulte
C. H. Schulte
R. R. Nacy
John +. Heinrich
Walter Ottman
Theodore Schulte
Will Thomas
Minnie Kolkmeyer
R. R., Nacy
Sidney Homewood
Charlotte Gibson
New City
N. Y
Mothers Cling to Children Amid Low Mood in New York
In a hungry jobless New York, mothers fight despair to protect their young. Sue Carol assists a friend by advertising for a home for an infant with promises of a fine future. The piece portrays mothers torn between keeping their children and giving them up, highlighting tragic scenes and casts light on social desperation.
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New York
Sue Carol
Adep
Sue Carol's strange task ends with more true scenes
Brief fragment notes Sue Carol performing a peculiar ongoing task. The writing hints at forthcoming similar episodes as part of a larger pattern. Entities and specifics are minimal within the readable text.
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Sue Carol
Farm editor urges higher farm tariffs at convention
Henry A Wallace of Des Moines urged higher agricultural tariffs and kept industrial tariffs low in a prepared speech to the American Farm Bureau Federation. He said Roosevelt Democrats won’t touch the 1913 Underwood Act, advocating voluntary domestic allotment to bolster farm protections. In Michigan, 103-year-old Thomas K. Hill earned a new driver’s license after years of being told he was too old to drive, and he notes he never exceeds 12 miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Henry A. Wallace
Des Moines
Towa
Farm Magazine
American Farm Bureau Federation
Roosevelt
Hardie
Mancelona, Mich
Thomas KE. Hill
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Women's Missionary
St. Peter's Annex
Lutheran Church
Wayland Meredith
Mount Boulevard
Enina Gableman
Emil Schott
East High Street
Immaculate Conception Church
C. C. Chapman
Moreau Drive
St. Anne's Circle
St. Peter's Church
Julius Tanner
West High Street
Evangelical Church
Hilda Asel
Anna ‘Tweedie
First Presbyterian Church
Martin Lewis
East Miller Street
First Baptist Church
Delta Gamma Theta Sorority
Euncheon Bridge Club
Rex Whitton
Edward Espenett
Leota Vogel
Ann Adams Hays
Grand Army“of the
Republic
Business and
Pauline Scott
Eva McCormick
Edith McCormick
Charles Party
J. G. Kolkmeyer
Henry Schmidt
Minnie Boyes
Goard
Kethryn Ross
Maude Cunningham
Anna Vogel
Hannah Sutter
Lillian Goose
Jefferson City
Florence Bryan
Holt Summit
Gertrude
Ather
Cial— “White
Walther
Wymore
I and
Kansas City
Wyandotte
Robert E. Lee Hotel
B. W. Chanter
RB. C. Goshorn
B. W
P. EO
Moreland Avenue
Goshorn
Ira Lohman
Larry Brunk
Cme
James Bartig
Virginia Duffy
Mary Ruth Tudor
Sam Bushman
Maurice Burks
Minette
Westbrook
William M. Hater
Irene Slate
Century Study Club
Harold Hovivar
Wast McCarty Street
Richard Dorris
Roy Averill
Lord of
Lonely Valley
Peter B. Kyne
R. W. Hedrick
Charles Dunford
Grand Army of the Republic
Springfeld
Bolivar
Clinton
Dunford
Missouri
Jule C. Tate
Bae Club
Jule C. Wes He
Miller Street
EB. Do
Mr. J
Homewood
Miss Gibson
Wendelin Schlueter
August Schlueter
Wendelin
East Atchison Street
John Wunderlich
David Tanbe
Leroy Stegeman
Frank Welirop
David Dunderlich
Raymond Rackers
Ralph Gordon
James Stegeman
Clarence Neal
Mathew Smith
Albert Stegeman
Audrey Schlueter
Harry Finney
Aniabelle Schlueter
Ho L. Bryant
Harry L. Bryant
Hart Street
BR. L. Rose
Helen Rolfes
Meta Johannaber
Lee Hendrix
R. J. Sullivan
Allegria Club
West Main Street
William Hichman
Longnecker
Oakwood Drive
Henry Crewelt, Jr
Bridge Club
Jefferson Street
St. Peter's P.T. A
Ners
Ed J. Redeman
St. Louis
Detroit
Iss
Roberta Ross
Kansas City 2
Miss Ross
State Board of Health Office
Charles Tweedie
Theodore Bruere
Charles
A. PB. Eldracher
Ruthven
Janet Rughven
Mass Ruin
Handel
Atoist
Mins Bangrecht
Om Circle
1 Charch
Fred Dunlap
Grace L. Watson
Lee Wandell
Euslebrecht
Ketelbey
Emanual Liebich
Edna Englebrecht
Oleg Speaks
Ralph Cox
Alfred Hiles Bergen
Dandels
Dubinsky Bros. Gem
Clara Bow
Conquerors
Richard DIX Ann Harding
Edgar Kennedy Comedy
Hollywood
Crevelt
Henry J. Heinrichs
Jewelers 113
E. High Street
Hugo Schmitz
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