Bolshevising in China's mission schools sparks student revolt
Across China students and teachers at missionary schools push back against repressive policies. Demands for reduced church influence, increased subsidies, and removal of nonapproved professors show a growing crisis. Eighty percent of Yale in China funding comes from America. Deadlocked hotel scenes and student strikes reflect broader tensions as authorities order reform.
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Local neighbors honor Marvin Bond family at chamber gathering
A large gathering from the neighborhood attended the annual Ladies Farm Bureau meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Bridge. Guests included Marvin Bond and family Venita Norman, Lillie Ulfes, Will Curtis family, Chesley Ward, Emma Wieder, Rebert Wilson, Wil lis Dunn, Roy Byory, Fred Meliiney, Tutkard Sanders, and others. News notes mention visiting relatives from Utah, Lawrence errands, and local social calls among the Bonds, Florys, Sanders, and Anderson families. The event honored Marvin Bond’s sister and son Watts from Pasadena, who planned to visit Texas for family ties before returning to California.
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Farmers Union of Franklin Holds Monthly Meeting
Franklin Wisconsin Farmers Union Local 2682 held its monthly meeting with Charles Shiras presiding in his absence. Roll call and minutes were read. Mrs John Smoots and several members were appointed as delegates to attend the county quarterly meeting at the Gibson County schoolhouse Saturday December first.
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Local meeting and program at Franklin church
The next local meeting will be held at the Franklin Sea House Friday night in January with M Walters appointed to represent Franklin locals at the county meeting at Bostoe on the road question. The program includes recitation, songs by various performers, and refreshments.
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