Bishop Perry Named New Primacy Leader in Protestant Episcopal Church
The Rt. Rev. James De Wolf Perry, bishop of Rhode Island since 1911, elected primate of the Protestant Episcopal Church in America by 84 of 144 eligible bishops at St James cathedral. He succeeds the late Bishop Charles P. Anderson and was chosen on the seventh ballot with 69 votes.
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Chicago
James de Wolf Perry
Rhode Island
Protestant Episcopal Church In
United States
Canterbury
England
New England
Bishop Perry
Germantown
Calvary Episcopal Church
University of Pennsylvania
Young Perry
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Cambridge
Mass
Rhodes Island
Bishop Ferry
Commodore Oliver Perry
Lake Erie
Hugh Latimer Burleson
South Dakota
Frederick F. Reese
Oxtoby Tours Mediterranean Missioning Across Religions
Professor Oxtoby head of the religion department at Heron College now serves in the Mediterranean as an academic. He notes English talkies in Constantinople and observes Muslim fasting hours. He plans to visit the Holy Land for three weeks and Egypt for four, before returning to Jackson, TI, around May first.
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B. Oxtoby
Heron College
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Oxtoby
Huron College
Minois College
Jackson
Holy Land
Egypt
Robert College
Chicago
Professor Oxtoby Tour Includes Naples Nice and Messina
The passage notes Professor Oxtoby stopping in Naples Nice and Messina on his route to the Holy Land. He recalls Messina being rebuilt since the earthquake of December 1908 and references a population comparison to 20 years ago during his first visit.
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Dition
Oxtoby
Holy Land
Naples
Nice
Messina
Sicily
Decemer
Sioux Falls visitors and new birth reported in city briefs
Mrs. Peter Nustad plans to return to Sioux Falls tomorrow after a visit with her husband’s parents, Mr and Mrs Jacob Edler at 1055 Wisconsin Ave SW. Albert Lewis announces the birth of a nine and a half pound son last night. Mr and Mrs G W Schumacher of Minneapolis visited Hitchcock and Huron en route to Hitchcock to see Mrs Schumacher's parents. Fred Wilson and Lafe Whitney travel to Sioux Falls for the opening of Wilson Storage and Transfer and the Union Truck building, as Star Cleaners advertises valet service.
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Peter Nustad
Sioux Falls
Jacob Edler
Wisconsin Avenue
Leon's
Art
Albert Lewis
Lawn Ridge Avenue
G. W. Schumacher
Minneapolis
Huron
Hitchcock
Schumacher
Phillips
Star Cleaners
Wm. Kimmel
Mgr
Fred Wilson
Cresbard
Lafe Whitney
Wilson Storage and Transfer
Union
Birth announcement and local notices highlight family events
The column notes births and family ties including a 10 and a half pound baby at 681 Simmons Avenue SE, first great-grandchild for several relatives. It also mentions a depot, ownership of buildings, a store closing sale on infant knit goods, and Violet Edler of Chicago visiting with her parents at 1055 Wisconsin Ave SW.
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Will Wilsors
Fred Wilat
Roy Campbell
Simmons ‘Avenue
J. W. Thompson
Huron, Mir
C. B. Daugherty
New Salem
Tex
Nellie Campbell
Miller
Gamble
Leon’s.Art Shop
Violet Edler
Chicago
Jacob Edler
Wisconsin Avenue
Edler
People’s
Davis Family Visit Noted in Chicago Return
Michigan avenue in Chicago seen as D. G. Davis returns to Fargo North Dakota after a two week visit with his brother J. W. Davis and sister Mrs. E. J. Plummer in attendance.
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Michigan
Avenue
Chicago
D. G. Davis
Fargo
E. J. Plummer
Winner Declamers Selected In Meet at Winner
Forty students from Winner schools entered the local declamatory contest. Eighteen were chosen for Friday night’s local event. The winners in three divisions were Elinora Jonason dramatic, Lloyd Blomstrom oratorical, and Robert E. Hanlen humorous. They will represent Winner at the district contest in Ideal on March 28 with participants from Gregory Tripp Todd and Mellette counties.
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Elinora Jonason
Lloyd Blomstrom
Robert E. Hanlen
Ideal
Gregory
Tripp
Todd
Mellette
Kiwanians Visit Harmony Hall for Farmers' Union Event
A Huron Kiwanians group and guests traveled to Harmony Hall near Huron to entertain Farmers' Union Local 447. After a brief business session, Charles Rulon led the program with master of ceremonies H W Whitman. Acts included Dr C K Walker and Blake Patton, violinist Miss Helen Bandy, and solos by Prof Darlington Hendrickson. Attendance prizes went to the Rulons oldest married couple and Mr and Mrs Orville Barber youngest couple, with Ralph Lande traveling farthest. Light refreshments followed.
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Harmony Hall
Huron
Farmers’ Union Local 447
Douglas Murphys
Robert Hamilton
Charles Rulon
H. W. Whitman
Kiwanis
C. K. Walker
Blake Patton
Dr. Walker
Patton
Darlington Hendrickson
Whitman
Farmers’ Union
Frank Dwyer
Rulons
Orville Barber
Ralph Lande
Trav
Lita Grey Chaplin Hints at Reconciliation Plans
Paris edition reports Lita Grey Chaplin, ex wife of Charles Chaplin, suggested to a reporter that she and Chaplin might reconcile after disembarking from the Aquitania. She cited their two children as the strongest link keeping them together.
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Liva Grey Chaplin
Paris
Mar
Chicago Tribune
Lita Grey Chaplin
Aquitania
Charles Chaplin
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Burleson
Episcopal Church
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Mildred
Rinso
Rinsos Jr
of Scridgerd Mats
Huron Club
Farmers’ Union Local
Elled
Mr. Lande
Robert Michaels
Clara ‘Torgueson
Grace van Hyfte
J. C. Penney Co
Bandeau and Girdle
Coats
Couturiers
J. C. Penney Clothing
JC. Penney CO
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