Mrs Garner The Secretary Behind The Speaker Elect
Washington profile of Mrs John Garner wife of Texas Democrat likely next House speaker She keeps a steady routine in the Capitol office with a blue coffee pot and a donkey symbolizing politics at home She maps a quiet life of work and family trading social whirl for a home maker ethos and Christmas plans for her granddaughter while savoring coffee and memories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wood
John Garner
Mis
Garner
Mr. Garner
The
Capitol
Vic
Evert
Texas
Perhang
Garners
Mia
Dickens
Scott
Hugenberg Now In German Spotlight
Berlin reports Alfred Hugenberg, nicknamed Stonewall Hugenberg, reemerged in German politics as Nazism and steel helmet factions rally with Adolf Hitler. Once sidelined after September 1930 elections, he again commands notice for his hardline nationalism, anti Versailles and anti Young Plan stance, and role in press and film control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Alfred Hugenberg
Stonewall Hugenberg
Bad Harzburg
Adolph Hitler
Huxenberg
Germany
Husenberg
The
Krone
Essen
Hurenbere
Reichstag
The Truth About Rheumatism Ad Claims
An advertisement touts a prescription named Alleniu uricacl as a quick cure for rheumatism within four hours, claiming pain relief and renewed productivity. It contrasts with makeshift pain remedies and urges purchase from Longstaff Drug Co. at 38 cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alenuta
Longstaff Drug Co
Tromey
C O F C Officers Sought as Witnesses in Removal Case
Governor Olson was asked to compel testimony from five Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce officials in removal proceedings against the state railway and warehouse commission. Tom Davis of Farmers Terminal Cooperative pressed for records from John McHugh of the Minneapolis grain market, naming John Weiss and J. W. Brinton as others involved in alleged unsupervised grain handling and a related critical book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weiss
Minneapolis
Mullin
State Commission
J. W. Brinton
Federal Farm Board
Din of Modern Cities Shrinks Tenor Voices Says Osiso Study
AP Science writer Howard Blakeslee reports that osiso wave patterns from city noise show tenors becoming less smooth and more strained, with baritones and feminine voices similarly affected. Acoustic Lab findings suggest urban din erodes pure tones, predicting a shift toward rougher vocal qualities in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Chicago
Oiso
Acoustic Laboratory
American Steel and Wire Company
Osiso
Willams Braid White
Acoustical Laboratory
Charal
Fumes Of Oil Cure Colds Chase Insects
Tulsa officials note refinery fumes waft across the city and are advertised as a cure for colds and influenza. A resident boasts the odor is the finest thing for illness while authorities caution about the citywide smell and its effects.
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Tulsa, Okla
Tulsa
Unclear fumes linked to city infections and insects
Fragmentary report notes fumes containing uncondensable gases are deemed highly beneficial in respiratory infections. Mentions few insects invading the city and references a 38 designation related to these fumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aio
Resting Chrysanthemums Trigger Early Bloom Surprise
An Ohio study inspired florists in Zanesville to cover chrysanthemum plants with black cloth three hours before sunset and leave covers on until two hours after sunrise daily. The extended rest advanced blooms by three to five weeks, with flowers as large and vivid as midseason cuts.
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Zanesville
Bers
Ohio State’ University
Wessington Springs Social Circles Share Meetings and Events
Wessington Springs groups held meetings with talks on educational work and Cottie College by Mrs. Price, and a piano act by Genevieve Vessey. Tea hosts included Mrs. Alden Cutler and Mrs. Clyde Price. Somerset card games crowned Mrs. Gotwall high and Mrs. Refrem consolation. Numerous local ladies attended, with plans for a January 15, 1932 victory banquet at the college dining hall and a RN A handkerchief shower event. A Men’s Bible class discussed concentrated wealth, and a Lutheran Aid prepared bundles and a windmill quilt. Birthday party notable at C. A. Scroggin home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alden Cutler
W. T. George
Clyde’ Price
Cottie College
Genevieve Vessey
George C. Williams
Cooper Taylor
Liberty
Neb
Somerset
Amos Gotwall
H. C. Refrem
Taylor
H. ©. Lyle
Herman Brod@kard
Fred F. Keene
Clara Dunham
Sioux City
C. H. Hyde
G. T. England
George H. Sickler
Charles BR. Hatch
H. H. Kieser
John van Bockern
HL. H. Kieser
C. W. Shay
Charles H. Hatch
J. M. Burchfield
Jesus
Mary Doughty
J. F. Lulg
RN. A
Cora Johnson
F. E. Eddy
W. H. Booye
Wilbur Wilson
Congregational Church
J. J. Sedgwick
St. John’s
Lane
Emma Harradierks
Helena Guecker
Vena Harmdlercks
Lena
Will Mawhinney
George
C. A
Mae Tingte
Omar
Miller
Sam Fuerst
John Fuerst
Ben Wolfgram
Phyllis
Local Social Notes Highlight Teas, Cards, and Wedding News
The community hosted several gatherings with bridge and lunch events at homes of Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Bunday, plus a 30 guest afternoon at the Vesey residence honoring Mrs. Hensely. The League of Women Voters held officer elections at the courthouse as members enrolled new participants. The weddings include Miss Thelma Zink and Charles Hammill in Sioux City with a later Chicago motor trip, and Thelma’s upbringing noted from Weaston Springs to Vermillion and Sioux City. Mr Hamill formerly assisted at J C Penney and now works for Montgomery Ward in Topeka.
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Periors
J. E. Robinson
Neil Zink
J.J. Carson
RB. J. Cook
L. M. Larsen
KV. Calverley
R. P. Moorman
J. H. Farrington
R. Gibson
A. E. Raebel
S. E. Mutz
S. Peterson
League of Women Voters
Court House
R. V. Calverney
C. J. Webb
John Cashman
Arlington
Henrietta Thies
Mary Stahl
Teachers’ Club
George E. Miller
5. E. Matz
George E. Mille
Iva LeValley
Jean Allison
Business
Professional Women's Club
E. Sutton
Viola Shaw
Cottier
Walker and Sievers
Rea
Thiez
Miss Leyson
H. F. Jansen
Bridge
E. E. Evntrude
Clost
F. W. Bunday
Eastern Star Circle
Harry Jansen
Floyd Bunday
F. L. Zink
W. H. Allen
Anoka
Minn
Will Scott
Cora Johnson
Verne Hemmelman
Bunco
Mira. Johnson
Madison
Jen Renner
Ralph Broowell
Elizabeth Sutton
M. M. Smith
Mary Smith
A. Butz
F. G. Vessey
Viella Cooper Taylor
Liberty
Meb
Thela Zink
Charles Hamill
Sioux City
The
Sunday Journal
Simplicity
Methodist Church
Thelma
Zink
Mary Zink
Dearborn Avenue
Charles Hammill
Topeka
Kan
Robert Hamill
Dungannon
Ireland
E. Tompkins
Maryginia Tex
Mra
Hamill
Chicago
Weasington Springs
Mira
William Zink
State University At
Vermillion
Lambda Zeta Chi Sorority
J. C. Penney Company
Montgomery Ward
Hitchcock Society and local club events in Hitchcock area
The Ace of Clubs met at Mrs. C. E. Phillips’s home with all members present. Mrs. William Glaze took high score and Mrs. J. C. Mulvan won the draw prize. Carrie Davis study club discussed the state federation convention in Mitchell. library books were shared and lunch served.
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Ace of Clubs
C. E. Phillips
William Glaze
J.C. Mulvan
Carrie Davis
M. E. Lund
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mitchell
E. Dubois
Grace Kingdon
T. E. Sutter
Huron Carnegie
Land
Wir
C. B. Hinkley
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Ada Rodman
Bred Nelson
C. &. Fountain
James Tucker
Double Six Bridge Club
John Kingdon
I. C. Lima
OQ. E. Phillips
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By Sue McNamara
Hugenberg
C. OF C
Modern City
Petter Drew & Chemical Corp
Metden
Mass
Wessington Springs Society
J. J. Newberry Co
Hitchcock Society
Eddie
Charlotte Greenwood
Eddie Cantor
Les Eddie Cantor
Prof Francais Ledoux
Blo
United Artists
Paramount News and
Huron
Svelen
Silvertone
Diana
Finafore
Golden Ruie
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