Sequoia Giants and Carmel Journey Through Forest Remnants
A travel sketch recalls Redwood Park wonders and the Fremont giant burned in 1846, noting Cathedrals and colossal trunks. The narrator visits Carmel, stays at Hillside Inn, and reflects on quiet retreats inspiring artists and writers amid a sea‑fogged, timbered landscape.
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Redwood Forest Park
Juinbo
Grant
Fremont
Roosevelt
Carmel
Monterey
Carmel Heights
Tam
Forest Road
Hillside Inn
Melveth Garden Club To Tour Shenandoah Gardens
Notice to Malvern Garden Club members invites a Friday tour to Shenandoah to view attractive gardens. Departure from Malveth at 1 pm if transportation is arranged. call Mrs. F. Woods before Friday noon. May 18 meeting covers wildflowers with a woods visit.
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Malvern Garden
Melveth
Collins
Chantry
Decoration Day Committees Named With May 30 Services
The committees for Decoration Day duties are announced for May 30 at the Liberty Memorial Building. W R McQuinn of the American Legion will deliver the address. Finance Flower Program and other committees list members including Mrs Lottie Bunker Mrs Marion Black and Rev J Brittell. Transportation and grave marking groups are named with chairmen L A Talbott and Gov Black respectively.
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Liberty Memorial Building
W.R. McQinnis
American Legion State Organization
Finance Committee
Higgins
L. B. Foster
W. D. Blothower
Flower Committee
Mre
W. D. McCausland
Lottie Bunker
L. W. Boehner
A.W. Foster
Patsey Kilmartin
Baorett
H. Dgaton
Bruce Boehner
Marion Rhetancas
EB. Co. Collins
W. P, Wortman
J. Brittell
A. J. Berkheimer
Ak H Beaton
Mies May Church
Dinner Party Hosts Out of Town Guests
Mr and Mrs Robert Bernhard entertain at dinner today with guests including Miss Dorothy Catlig of Fort Riley Kansas Kraft of Fort Riley Kas Mr and Mrs Markel and son Harry of Malvern Mr Shilling and Miss Grace Shin of Vindola Council Bluffs. Minister At Wesley after months without pantry since Rev L B Coleman resigned. Rev Mr Cooper of Box Theological School has begun duties at Wesley Chapel and moved into parsonage. Mills County welcomes them.
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Robert Bernhard Fea
Dorothy Catlig
Fort Riley
Kaa
Kraft
Kas
Markel
Harry
Malvern
Will Shilling
Misa Grace Shin
Vindola
Council Bluffs
Wesley
L. BE. Coleman
Weasley Chapl
Henderson Peain
Mr. Cooper
Local churches publish Sunday services and events
Chitetian no Ret. R Neal from Des Moines preaches theme at the Methodist Church. Services include Sunday school 10, morning worship 11, Epworth League 7 16, evening service at 8. Floral decorations praised. Daughter Day planned for next Sunday with floral display. C E B and band hold events, food sale planned at Poulin's Meat Market. Congregational meeting set for Tuesday May 18 to address important business. Everyone urged to attend morning worship regularly.
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Methortist Church
CG. H. Hiller
Epworth League
Boeiig
Nome
Eil Bpringer
Phoné 118 Church Service Schedule Updates
Regular services continue until further notice with morning worship at 11:00 and evening service at 9:00. Wednesday prayers at 4:30 for Junior BYP and other activities. Baptism planned for Sunday evening and morning services with several awaiting acceptance. The sermon topics are The Living Word and Follow Me. A Baptist orphanage and old folks home project in Des Moines is being funded and supported.
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Phoné 118
Sharch
Sermson
Baptists of
Tows and the
Middle Wenturg
Des Moines
Birthday Party Brightens Helen Taylor’s 18th
Helen Taylor’s party in Anaheim drew a dozen friends who traveled Saturday evening to celebrate her eighteenth birthday. The gathering featured entertainment and refreshments before guests departed for home, wishing her many happy returns. Hubert Chambers suffered a severe accident at his home when his Ford truck kicked back while he cranked it, injuring his right arm which is now in a sling and awaiting farm work. He remains philosophical about the mishap as his injured limb heals.
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Helen Taylor
Anite
Anahe
Hubert Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Not Caught Napping on Geneva World Court
President Coolidge declines sending a delegate to Geneva to discuss reservations on the World Court. He says the reservations and our stance are clear and no international conference could ignore our reaction to any concerted suggestions. The Senate requires official recognition of the reservations with acceptance of the invitation. The method of declaration is unimportant to the United States.
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Coolidge
Geneva
World Court
Senate
League
Fort
Genevator
Deliberate Move Toward League Closer Ties Draws Debate
Observers view a push as more than information desire and as a deliberate attempt to pull the country toward closer association with the league, despite a majority in the state opposed.
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Sta Reopte
League
Providence Journal
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John B. Paddock
Paat
Keitirt
Sone
Mona
Alfred Hall
Haus Et Alfa
Mona Motor
Gov. Black
John Lutte
Walter Slothowar
Mise Marion Black
Transportation Committee
L. A. Talbott
T. L. Salyers
K. Piper
Harry Galliher
Mal-Co
Mal- Co
Chitetian
R. Neal
Dee Moines
Rexolat Bible
Eletes
Iter
Alexandria Times-Tribune
Pioheera
Detroit News
Konincks Regislature
Kentucky Toast
Ahsenate
Polaon
Bnahionalite Cerrenentar Watch
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Vwe Ein
Deut Sipwel Bolata
Wail Rao
Stenek
Harry Stone
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