Geneva Women Organize to Build a Better Town
Geneva Athenaeum Club members lead a Build a Better Community contest by the Geneva Federation of Women’s Clubs. Prizes total $9,500 across three groups, with a national sweepstakes winner. The Athenaeum sponsors Day Camp at the Community Center and directs surveys to identify Geneva’s needs, including playgrounds, recreation, and beautification. The center hosts summer classes, sewing contests, and community events organized by multiple clubs and civic groups.
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Geneva
Federation of Women's Clubs
Club Worldw
U.S
God
Twill
Choden
Mie
Geneva Athenaeum Club
Athenaeum Club
Athenaeum
Lions
Rosary
American Legion
GAR's 83rd Camp Ends Civil War Veterans Era
Indianaplis article notes the 63rd and final Grand Army of the Republic encampment. Only a handful of Union Army veterans remain, with Theodore A. Penland of La Jolla likely present to declare the GAR has completed its mission. The last gathering recalls Indianapolis 1886 and Civil War departure stories.
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Monte M. Katterjonn
Theotore A. Penland
Tudinnn
Penland
la Jolla
Calif
Minneapolis
Grand Army of the Republic
Penland Vacalla
Indianapolis
Thous Sida
American Legion
GAR
Goshen
Ind
Army of the Potomac
Richmond
Veterans of the Grand Army prepare for final muster in Indiana
Penland hopes to meet an old Indiana comrade at the last GAR gathering. Veterans recall Company C of the Seventh Infantry and the rough days of C rations and hardtack. Indiana Lt. Gov. Watkins chairs the final muster planning committee. The encampment may feature a last parade and unfurling of battle streamers in memory of battles from Gettysburg to Chickamauga. The six veterans present at last year’s DangEn camp said their ages total 611 years, many in wheelchairs, as the organization winds down. New heroes will carry on guarding national heritage.
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Penland
Indiana
Michael ‘Trails
St. Mary of the Woods
Nampata
Mike Taratis
S7th Onl Infantry
John A. Watkins
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Mich
Thralla
GAR
Penjand
Friendly Man Cashes Fraudulent Bank Check in Mobile
An unidentified neatly dressed man befriended a First National Bank teller in Mobile and had a forged $2,200 check signed with forged executive initials cashed. The teller discovered the fraud after the transaction and reported the incident. Police are investigating the stranger.
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Mobile
First National Bank
Mam Hall
Chinese union leaders tour Poland for reconstruction talks
A 30 member delegation of Chinese trade union leaders led by Lin Ni i arrived in Warsaw from Bucharest to inspect reconstruction projects and confer with Polish trade unionists.
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Warsaw
Poland
Lin Ni ¥i
World Federation of Trade Unions
Bucharest
Strasbourg Plays New Role As Capital Of Western Europe
Strasbourg, once a fortress in a valley where Rhine routes converged, is described as a symbolic link between civilizations. The piece traces its history from Roman fort to German priority, its sack and sieges, and its revival under both French and German control, noting linguistic split between Alsatian dialect and French.
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Strasbourg
Western
Europe
Godfrey Anderson
Strassourg
Arn Bourg
Rhine
Rome
Argentoratum
Carier
Italy
Charlemagne
Germany
France
Alsace-Lorraine
Frankfurt
Reichsland
Dordogne
Haz
Germs
Ans
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Geneva Women’s Organization
Karol Latimes
Dantel McCarthy
New Hyde Park
Catherine McCarthy
Joan
McCarthy
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le Enerive
Tedlentin
Wil Ieme
Kerma
Dothan Dour
Now & Effrut
Panama City, Florida
Ceare Dothan
Ala
Panara City
Patame City
Fla
Arrize Dothan
THE
BAY Line
Oxfords
Marlin Chambray
Maginot Line
Philippe Lecletsta
Vosges
Pee Telia
Bim Dataot
Cuk
Cay Clorox
America
N. Foster St
Doan’s
Rize Bayer
Alka Seltzer
Pais Wilk Magnesia
Sve
Breeze Mastercraft
Sim Burneany
Eo Vali
Nu Foater St
Todine
Tabjers
Galfon
Pos Conventer
Wedel SiduTap
Leon Laraike
HS Beck
Walgreen Agency
Phane i
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