Friends Aid Farm Family in Cooperative Help Day
Charles Oshel, sidelined by fall injury, received community support as No. 10 Lorals of the Farmers Union CGPA and JCOF lodge of Baldwin joined neighbors to husk 200 bushels of corn, stock wood, and prepare meals. Dozens of men and women contributed labor and provisions, with a community dinner served.
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Charles Oshel
No. 10 Lorals
Farmers Union
CG. P. A
J. C. O. F. Lodge
Faldwin
Osher
No. 10
Wood Yard
Chas
Detwiler
Hoover
Ed Hinkle
Conrad Gastrock
Harry Fury
John Cunningham
Francis Kilbuck
Lester
Geo. Griffith
Oscar Dyer
Nm Gibson
Chester Gibson
Lionel Shaw
Chas. Kirchner
John Cline
Ed Stoneking
Harry Hobson
Cecil Jardon
Lafe Ning
Jerold Hobson
Floyd Barton
Donald Hobson
Will “Barkley
Joe Lauer
Alvin Johan‘ning
Chas. Gilliland
Vern Barton
Carl Schwartz
Richard Batell
Chas. Jardon
Ben Gibson
Walter Dyer
Leo Dyer
Henry Pohl
Gonningham
Newcomer
Sommer
Fluauer
Emery
Cline
Barton
A. J. Hatter
Gilliland
Flory
Presbyterian Church Appoints January Mission Committees
Committees named to aid an all church service at First Presbyterian on Wednesday January 16. Members include Professor James Naismith and Gorman Ralph Smalley. other names listed. Women's Missionary Society oversees midweek services for January. Pastor Dr. H Butler to lead closing meeting this week. Sermon reflects on the Messiah and Christian fulfillments across 1900 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommittes
Birst Presbyterian Church
James Naismith
Girman
Ralph Smalley
Hy Ha Ale
Bo. McWwillia
Mitchell
Buehler
Ralph Childe
H. Butler
Wasborg
Europe
America
Berlin Pick For U S Ambassador Post Named Prittwitz
Dr. Friedrich von Prittwitz, a young German diplomat, will become ambassador to the United States in January. He will be accompanied by his wife Countess Marie Louise von Strachwitz and their daughter Marisa. The family plans to leave Berlin for Washington soon after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yy Ranington
Germany
Marie Louise von Strachwitz
Berlin
Friedrich von Prittwitz
United States
Marisa
Washington
Ago_von Maltz
Dr. Prittwitz
Lose Long Fight for Girl's Life
In Oconto Nebraska on December 27 AP reports the 16 year old Mima Overgard died after a 36 day battle to survive with artificial respiration. Her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Overgard and uncle Steve Overgard were at her bedside as doctors fought to sustain her until death. The girl had been paralyzed a month earlier and her twin sister, also ill, recovered to help in the family effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconto
Neb
Mima Overgard
Peter Overgard
Steve Overgard
Alma
Search for Centerville teacher Miss Thompson expands
Centerville Iowa reports a statewide search for Pauline Thompson a young teacher reportedly kidnapped yesterday afternoon from the King school midway between Unionville Missouri and Cincinnati Kansas. Jax Reynolds 22 is sought after calling at the school before the disappearance and alleged assault. pupils recall Miss Thompson stepping outside without coat or hat as the alarm was raised.
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Centerville
Iowa
Missouri
Pauline Thoms
King
Uniionville
Cincinnati
Tawa
Jax Reynolds
Miss. Thompson
Reynolds
Woman dies from grease fire while making doughnuts
Mrs. Melyina Chouchman age 57 died from burns received when a kettle of grease used for doughnuts ignited her clothing. The incident occurred yesterday in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs J F Metsker and daughter Ethel of 1314 Kentucky street visited friends in the Lone Star neighborhood on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Kansas City
Melyina Chouchman
J. F. Metsker
Ethel
Kentucky
Lone Star
Berger to Jail on Charge of Contempt
Cincinnati December 27 AP John S. Berger Los Angeles exposition promoter and witness for George Remus was sentenced to ten days in jail and fined 250 dollars and costs for contempt of court in presenting a petition signed by the Remus murder trial jurors seeking to have a perjury indictment against him. The jurors apologized for signing and withdrew their names. Judge Chester R. Shook warned contempt strikes at all courts.
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Cincinnati
John S. Berger
George Remas
Chester R. ‘Shook
Remus
George Remus
Chester R. Shook
Shook
Berger
Joseph Lambert
May lift arms embargo eyed by Washington
President Coolidge was informed the State Department considers lifting the embargo on arms to Mexico to allow shipments of airplanes and weapons bought in the U S The plan might be temporary or permanent There was no further detail from the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A.P
Coolidge
State Department
Mexico
United States
White House
All-Bran Claim In Food Cure Ad
A Kellogg’s All-Bran testimonial promotes the product as a guaranteed relief for chronic constipation. The letter from a reader in Rashville, New York, describes prior unsuccessful remedies and claims weight gain and improved regularity after using All-Bran twice daily with meals. The notice urges readers to buy Kellogg’s All-Bran, noting 100 percent bran and availability ready to eat with milk, cream, or fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waettaxs
Rashville
Doctora
Kellogg's
Empire's Pick a Miss Britain Types Too Numerous
London AP reports British beauty types vary across the empire with three emblematic figures: Lady Diana Duff Cooper English. Margaret Bannerman Canadian. and Phyllis von Alwyn Australian. Epsteins comment favors an Indian native standard. A divide persists on a single English ideal amid imperial diversity. Music Teachers' meet travels noted with Dean Swan to Minneapolis and Jean Swarthout as secretary.
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Great Britain
The
Empire
Diana
Duff Cooper
Margaret Bannerman
Phylis von Allwyn
Australia
London
Diana Duff Cooper
England
Canada
Thyllis von Ehwyn
Miss Bannerman
Miss von Alwyn
Jacob Epstein
India
D. M. Swan
University School of Fine Arts
Tor Minneapolis
Music Teachers’ National Association
Jean Swarthout
Eee
Lawrence trip with wife Dorothy Johns on West Sixth Street
A four day vacation in Lawrence includes Mr. Johns and his wife Mrs Dorothy Christine Johns staying on T13 West Sixth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Dorothy Christine Johns
West Sixth Street
Sultan of Morocco Sells Refrigerators in France
Mulay Hafid once sultan of Morocco now runs a small refrigerator plant in Enghien les Bains near Paris. He visits villa owners personally and orders are rising, his bills bearing Moroccan royal emblems. The exiled ruler, supported by a government allowance since 1912, has become his own salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enghien-les-Bains
France
Mulay Hafid
Morocco
Parisian
Mulay
Worry Over Fortune Disposal Led Italian Man to Kill Self
Undine Italy (UP) Giovanni Picchi aged 72 took his own life over concerns about disposing of his fortune. He had four sons and once planned to make one son his sole heir, a plan he abandoned as he grappled with inheritance outcomes. The article notes his long-time cohabitation with one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Undine
Italy
Giovanni Picchi
Picchi
Rheumatism relief claim for 8.5.8 with testimonials
An advertisement touts 8.5.8 as a long standing remedy for rheumatism. It cites a patient testimonial from Earl Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee and urges purchase from drug stores in two sizes, noting the product is purely vegetable from medicinal plants and herbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl ¢. Campbell
West Main Street
Johnson City
Tenn
all _good drug
Judge’s son’s dispute ends in tragedy at pond
In a tense family conflict over his estate, the man, described as fair minded yet provoked by jealous remarks from three sons and their wives, left a heated argument and walked to a pond where he drowned himself after expressing doubt and unresolved anger as relatives awaited his decision.
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Fesbridge
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Rosie Durner
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Linwood
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Douglas County
Herbert C. Hayes
Thomas Howard
Shawnee
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Shawnee County
Hugh Means
Dodge Brothers
M. F. Hudson
Bunty Sanderson Motor Company
Ben White
Williamstown
W._K. King
Ottawa
William C.reynolds
Jackson County
Josephine Heiderwell
Johnson County
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Herbert Hoover
Mr. Williams
Tam
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Britain
Africa
Homery Duphins
University
Universal Portland Cement
Compa Chicago
Kansas
Krum Coal CO
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H. M. Chamney
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