Local Society Notes and Church Circle Reports
In a bustling society column, members of the Mrs. 3, Sid Henry circle, the Jo Vesey Circle of the Methodist church, and Circle No. 3 of the Women’s Missionary Society share updates. Visitors include Miss Mary Wopfer of Nashville and Mrs. John Lee visiting Kurt Werth, Texas. Various meetings, refreshments, and program details highlight summer social and church activities across Hope, with friends and relatives visiting from Mint Word, Shreveport, and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Brasluer
Gwar Sans
Billy
Col
Dea
Easthard
Texas
Jo Vesey
W.M
Kelly Brin
South Main Steet
Roy Stephenson
Mary Bullington
Edgar Blake
Methodist Finscopal Church
Kansas City
Bo J. Poe
Verizons
Asistap
Mas
Doy Belwareds
Oliver Mills
Petit Jean Mountain
A. B. Dickey
Booneville
John Lee
Kurt Werth
Niemi
Mira
Homer Pia
Maneliay
Fae Springsfield
Regulir
Circle No
W. M.S. Methodist Church
John Arnall
Ham of
Mes
Radh Benton
Sobmie McCabe
Arnold
Onusha arresters seek leniency with jail remark
In Onusha Nebraska, arresting officers press for leniency noting a suspect stated I ought to go to jail while cautioning against attempting the act on policemen, a remark that authorities say could influence sentencing considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
Onusha
Neb
Matanuska Colony Reaches Fifth Year of Settlement
The Alaska project marked its fifth year amid controversy over management and preparations. About 200 families were brought in, with now roughly 110 remaining, as government funds total about 4.17 million dollars. Roads, a community center, and various facilities have been built, while crops and a local cooperative market support the colony’s self sufficiency efforts.
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AVP
Uncle Sim
Alaska
Matanuska Valley
Sian
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Uncle Sam Pale Eae
Department of Interior
Divisio
Territories
Tyland
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Muntanuske Valley
Virgin Territory
Uncle Sam
Mitanuska Valley Farm
Anchorage
Atlev
Todd
Alibi at Oklahoma Town Trial Tests Character
A petty offense case in an Oklahoma town unfolds with a jokey courtroom exchange. The defendant boasts twenty years in the county while the sheriff admits he does not even know the man, highlighting questions of character and local ties. Townsfolk await funding plans from Dov Townsend tied to radio broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahom
Dinosaur Banjo Disturbs Paris Estate in Odd Interlude
In a chaotic scene at the Paris estate Wilfrid, Ronald, Barbara, and J Pemberton Ganning clash over a supposed moving dinosaur. Wilfrid claims the dead beast’s head lights up as he strikes it with a banjo while J Pemberton orders the pair to leave at dawn amid accusations and panic.
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Pemberton Ganning
Barbara
Wilfrid
J. Pemberton
Ronald
Ray
Herring
Roy
G. Pemberton
Proup
Devin
Joy
J. Pemberton Ganning
Wilferd
Poolside Capers End of a Comedy Scene
In a sunlit pool setting, Wilfrid Pemberton and Mrs. Ganning clash over a plan while Roy and Barbara enjoy flirty banter. Roy reveals a trick with a movable platform dinosaur and a flashlight, sparking playful competition and romance as the scene ends with Barbara joking about seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rphey
Royalton Augustus Herring
Babs
Roy
Bar Ths
Ronald
Wilfrid
Barbara
Textile wage shifts drive New England mills southward
Washington Daybook analyzes how the minimum wage push and a mass migration of textile production to the South reshaped New England industry. Massachusetts and Rhode Island shed thousands of jobs as mills closed or moved to cotton regions, while Southern mills expanded and refined production to meet demand.
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Preston Grover Washington
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Fall River
New Bedford
Pawtucket-Blackstone
South
Bad Night for Burglars and Window Screens
Oklahoma City dispatch reports a string of odd break-ins with burglars disturbed by occupants. A 34 year old woman and her father chased a thief who withdrew with money after tearing a window screen. Another incident had a pipe smoker burglar leaving with the damaged screen as Mrs Rush woke. A man fumbling at a keyhole was helped by a nearby officer. WPA workers on Grand Coulee Dam kill about 30 rattlesnakes daily, a hazardous job detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Gay Curtis
Dan Curtis
Curtis
Clyde Rush
P. T. Sweeney
Grand Coulee Dam
New England seeks higher textile wage hike now
The wage hour act raised southern textile workers to 25 cents an hour, boosting competition for New England. Now New England pushes the minimum to 32 cents, affecting about 175,000 textile workers, including 125,000 cotton workers, most in southern mills, with a 20 cent baseline set for October 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
We the Women and the Cost of Humble Bragging
A Charade on female pride contrasts a “good manager” who hides penny-pinching with the urge to boast. Examples race through a dining room tableau and a war anecdote, showing how overemphasis on thrift or cost can spoil charm and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi. Oever
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Mary Russ
Matilda
Mare
Dave
Bop
Vincent Kastor
New York
Washington,d. C
Mary Mire Wepfer
Nashville
Anil
Claude Garner
Garner
Edgewood Avenue
Miss Wopfer
Mary
Cornelia Holloway
Patricia
Margery Moses
Gmt the Honnree
A. &. Magness
Margaret
Delton Houston
Claude Mension
Shreveport
Kinathe My
Dian Mueph Sane
Arlington
Yexis
M.S. Methodist
G. W. Weimack
Honeycutt
Semler
W. G. Allison
M. LaGrone
Christ
Ben Smith Sted
Bush
Alison
Ealse Lo
Paul Feie
Ruth Katherine Baker
Shp
Treselay
Maurph
Chass
The
Hope Gospel Tabernacle
Fairpark
Walter Pigeon
Rita Johnson
MNS
Stewart
Via
2 World
Robert Taylo
Barbara Stanwyck
Home Ice CO
Matanuska
United States
Alaskan
Crtics
Dov Townsend
Leels
Paris
Edwin, Butt
NEA Service
Ing
Washington
Preston Grover
North
Roman
Fred Palmer
Ered Palmer
Atlanta
Iene
An Tishman
Gul
Tyishaman
Monmouth County
Oxfords Pumps
Eagle
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