Grandson of Robert Waldron Joins Africa Mission Group
Earl Anderson, grandson of Robert Waldron, attends Columbia College South Carolina with eleven peers in a group sent to Columbia College by the Africa Inland Missionary Society. The young men, ages 17 to 26, plan to go to Africa after three to five years of study as missionaries. Anderson, age 18, has studied at Youth Valley College in Africa, John Brown College, and Columbia College, with a Kansas University correspondence course earlier. The mission group is led by Mr. and Mrs. Romeyn Westervelt, former African missionaries.
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Robert Waldron
Rhode Island Street
Earl Anderson
Columbia College
South Carolina
Africa Inland Missionary Society
Africa Inland Society
Inasism
Africa
Youth Valley College
Theodore Roosevelt
John Brown College
South Carolinas
University of Kansas
United States
Romeyn Westervelt
Kansas
Anderson
Vivian Waldron
East 4Th Street
Kenya Colony
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LeCompton Marriage Notice From Local Telegraph Aid
Local notice reports a marriage involving Mi Vi fo McCall and Vizwin, with aid donations noted. The entry records the couple’s union and mentions a telegraph or aid donation connection. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR fragment.
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McCall
Local Note: YWCA Girls Attend and Community Chores
The report notes Girl Reserves attending activities with the YWCA and a series of town happenings. Ilda Dryer visited school, Billy Reynolds joined a carol, and Howard Laswell kept fit with wood chopping. Mrs Kreider hosts Lecompton Farm Bureau basket work, teachers moved to McCall home, and local families plan holiday travel and church work, including Starr Glenn timber for the United Brethren church.
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Y. W
Lecompton
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