Nevada nun named grand worthy adviser to Rainbow Girls
The Missouri order of Rainbow Girls elected Irene Pawell of Nevada as grand worthy adviser at its annual meeting in Nevada. She succeeds Miss Mary Helen Will Hoite of Monett. The assembly was held yesterday with St Louis noted in coverage.
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Missouri Order of Rainbow Girls
Mary Helen Willhoite
Monett
St. Louis
I¢Nevada
Irene Pawell
Nevada
Assembly of the Order
Rules chaos at Democratic convention spoof column
Chicago report claims the rules committee scrapped standard conduct rules and issued a spoof set of regulations for delegates. The piece unrealistically permits rabbit punches to certain ages, assigns weapon limits to the mezzanine, and offers odd safety zones, concluding with a cue for bracing.
Lashes of Life headlines spark quirky name brawl
In Springfield Louis Brodinski seeks to change his name to Brady claiming identity ties matter. A real Louis Brady argues only those with true Irish ancestry may use the name. In Hominy a broken match may end with returning ponies traded for a marriage. Lucille Martin and 50 ponies are mentioned. In Boston a lobster must react to electricity to be fit for table per Raymond Kenny. In New York Olga Petrova and Dr John Stewart say they see each other only once a year to avoid matrimony boredom.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Mass
Louis Brodinski
Brodinski
Brady
Louis
Hominy
Okla
Thomas Whitehorn
Lucille Martin
Boston
Massachusetts
Raymond J. Kenny
New York
Olga Petrova
John Stewart
Body of Hutchinson Grocer Recovered From Lake Ozarks
The body of C. W. Mason, a Hutchinson, Kansas grocer, who drowned in the Lake of the Ozarks near Warsaw Saturday night, was recovered last night and taken to Hutchinson by his son R. A. Mason. After two days of dragging the lake, the slough surfaced the body once dragging ceased for the night.
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Sedalia
C. W. Mason
Hutchinson
Kan
Lake of the Ozarks
Warsaw
R. A. Mason
Slough
Bonus Army leadership reshuffled amid rain and shortages
Washington dispatch reports the bonus army leadership changed again with Thomas Kelly stepping down and George Kleinholz taking over as acting commander in chief. Heavy rain worsened hunger fears as food stocks ran low and the group faced internal strain and funding gaps. Police withdrew from the veterans' financial administration leaving marchers to manage aid locally. In Missouri, Mrs Thomas Bakie died when an air pressure tank exploded while she was pumping it at their home near O fallon yesterday.
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Bonus
Thomas Kelly
Camden
N. J
Walter W. Waters
Portland
Ore
George Kleinholz
I Police
Veterans Financial Administration
Metropolitan Police
Maryland
O'Fallon
Thomas Bakie
Highway 40
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