Lutheran Church Seeks Unity Under One Head Says High Officer
Grand Island Nebraska report states a push within the Lutheran Church in America toward a united denomination. C Michelman, former president of the Lutheran Students Association, says indications point to eventual unification. The article notes tension among governing bodies and the effort to align church and language with native American leadership.
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Michelman
Lutheran Students’ Assocation of America
America
Ammrieg
United
Duthercin Brotherhood of America
Fred
Amemieod
Viroqua Woman Again Heads State W R C
Oshkosh Wis officers for the Women s Relief Corps were installed after election. New president is Sylvia G. Mark from Viroqua. Other officers include Lilian Marchant treasurer Lillian Patterson chaplain Lynnia Johnson and Agnes Gordon as secretary withistructors and inspectors named.
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Women’s Relief Corps
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Barabao
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Sylvia G. Mark
Viroquai
Jessisi Oshkosh
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Lillian Patterson
Plattertile
Lynnia Johnson
Amherst
Agnes Gordon
Milwaukee
Ida J. Giron
Wauphen
Julieta Morris
Beloit
Henrietta Pease
Lowell
Cora Clift
Viola
Miriam Fox
Portage
Hall Caine recalls early success and writers’ camaraderie
London on Hall Caine seventieth birthday remarks about early career paying only 250 dollars for his first novel. He cites Wilkie Collins and other authors aiding each other, contrasts with modern lack of mutual help, and notes literary earnings have surged since. Also mentions lingerie firm bankruptcy filing and Wisconson creditor details.
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Hall Caine
Wilkies Collins
Flaubert
George Sand
Tyamass
Uwine
Wilkie
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