Social events postponed to September twenty second
Community clubs and the American Legion Auxiliary adjust schedules with meetings postponed to September 22. Jolly Tasters Extension Club plans to meet with Mrs How Gillespie at 451 Kansas Avenue Northeast. The City Federation of Women's Clubs, Past Matron's meeting, and other gatherings are rescheduled or postponed.
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Jolly Tasters Extension Club
How Gillespie
Kansas Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Second Graft Opens At Sioux City
Prébe opens a grand jury inquiry in Sioux City as Atty. Geo Edward L. O Connor recommends an investigation. Special Investigator Fred Foo claims Sioux City hosts a thriving vice scene with gamblers spotlighters prostitutes burglars and dupe peddlers. Grace Methodist Church members heard Free say the police fail to function and Gov. Lerr ing and state officials have hamstrung the probe into Woodury County law enforcement.
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Sioux City
O'Connor
Sion City
Clyde Lerring
Ornce
Nels G. Krascher
City Briefs From Huron Jealous Expositions and Local News
City briefs note many personal events and travels. Mr and Mrs E H Bruemmer left for Cleveland to visit the Great Lakes Exposition and attend a postmasters convention. A daughter was born to Harold Crawford's family in Huron hospital weighing four pounds eight ounces. Rainbow Lodge dues are due September 16 at Northwest Security National Bank Sioux Falls Huron Branch Leila Van Winkle treas. Dr Robert Dyar, visiting from Water Hills, will go to Johns Hopkins University Baltimore for post graduate work. Miss Mabel Sheldon resigned White last year and will teach in Mitchell. A son weighed six pounds fourteen ounces born to Carl Bushman. Wary A Schaller's father Honey Schaller ill in Tacoma. Glenn McAlister from Loup City visiting Huron. E J Scott and daughter Alice Scott from Timber Lake staying with Frybarger family. Alice enters senior year at Hur on College. A daughter born to Peter Geonos of 487 Sixth Street Northeast weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces at Huron hospital. Martin Kennedy of Pierre visiting for State Fair with McAllisters. George Georgiades and George Schmidt left for Vermillion to enroll as freshmen at USD. Dorothy Cihak and Katrine Gore from Hitchcock were in the city. Gore teaches in Hitchcock. Mrs Louise Wemmering of Holabird visited Turon on Sunday.
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Cleveland
Ohia
National Association of Postmasters
Harold Crawford
Iroquois
Huron
Rainbow Lodge
Northwest Security National Bank of
Sioux Falls
Carl Bushman
Tenth Street
A Schaller
Third Street
Honey Schaller
Tacoma
Wath
Glenn McAlister
Loup City
Neb
Cig
J.B. McAllistr
MesAllister
Western Public Service
E. J. Scott
Alice Scott
Timber Lake
S. EB. Frybarger
Scott
Huron College
Peter Geonos
Sixth Street
Martin Kennedy
Pierre
Mail Carriers To Take State Fair Half Holiday
Bilion city officials announce Wednesday afternoon off for postal workers to attend the State Fair. One morning delivery will be made in residential areas and two in the business district. Regular parcel post deliveries continue. Wednesday closes public offices at noon including city hall and courthouse. Courthouse offices close Thursday at noon. Public schools dismiss Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Banks also grant a half day Wednesday. Perfume use in Egypt traced to early BC times.
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Bilion City
HB. Bruemm
Bruemmer
Seattle Post-Intelligencer Hearing Draws Out Strike Trial
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer faces a national labor relations board trial into charges of discrimination against American Newspaper Guild members. Hearings resume as CHIE Erickson, a striking library clerk and guild treasurer, is cross-examined. Regional director Charles W. Hope predicts key government witnesses and a possible ruling by midweek.
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Seattle
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
National Labor Relations Board
E Examiner
American Newspaper Guild
Hearst-called
Post- Intelligencer
Chie Erickson
Seattle Guild
Charles W. Hope
Ighor Movement Emerged in English Politics Two Centuries Ago
The Ighor movement became a factor in English politics more than 190 years ago. The text notes that water striders are heavier than many lather bugs yet can skate across water surfaces with ease, illustrating a metaphorical comparison.
ElevenYearOld Girl Gives Birth in New Orleans hospital
An eleven year old girl named Warnester Strickland became the mother of a six pound baby boy after a caesarean operation performed due to the mother’s small size. The infant is said to be doing nicely while the mother remains in critical condition. Warnester is the oldest child of Charles and Aline Strickland and Aline now holds the family’s grandmother title at 26. Strickland works on a Works Progress Administration project. The story also notes the Queen Mary has two electric motors for its power.
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New Orleans
Warnester Strickland
Warnester
Charles
Aline Strickland
Strickland
Works Progress Administration
New Comfort for Those Who Wear False Teeth
Fasteeth powder improves fit and comfort for denture wearers. It holds plates tight without gummy taste or paste. It stops plate slipping and leaves no unpleasant flavor. Available at druggists in three sizes.
Carnival Employee Rescued From Blaze at State Fair Grounds
Joe Grant on duty at Hennies Carnival saved a sleeping worker when smoke erupted in a burning tent early Sunday at the State Fair grounds. Both occupants escaped unharmed as flames consumed bedding. Fire officials will station two firefighters and a fully equipped truck at the fairgrounds.
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Huron
Hennies Carnival Company
State Fairgrounds
Joe Grant
Carnival Grounds
Fair Grounds
Max Teuber
GOP Leaders Convene to Discuss 27 States Campaign Plans
In Chicago on September, Republican leaders gathered about 200 national committeemen and committeewomen, state chairs and vice chairs, plus Young Republican leaders. They reviewed political battlegrounds across 27 states and outlined organization and campaign issues for upcoming contests.
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Chicago
Young Republican Movement
Hamilton says RNC will push active role in campaign
John D. M. Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee, stated that the sessions fulfilled a pledge made at the campaign’s start that national committeemen and state officers of the party would play an active part in the drive.
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John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National Committee
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