Our Correspondents and Local Notes
Our Correspondents report Miss Opha Graham visiting Fredericktown for dental work and a surprise party for her. J A Berry and family with Oscar Zimmerman drove to Oran. Marion Myers visited cousin Omer Shell. Charley Gibbs and others hauled horses. Arthur Liley bought a fine black team at Sout Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Graham
Opha Graham
Fredericktown
Bear Town
J. A. Berry
Oscar Zimmerman
Oran
Marion Myers
Near Lutesville
Omer Shell
Charley Gibbs
Arthur Liley
Cane Creek
Lone Grove Health and Weekend Socials
Lone Grove Health is very good. A storm passed Sunday night followed by a pleasant shower. Mrs. Tom Crader visited her daughter Mrs. Elsie Bollinger Saturday. Mrs. Nellie Welch and children visited Mrs. C. E. Casey Saturday. Ora and Bennett Edwards of Willisville Illinois visit relatives here. John F. Pierce traveled to St. Louis on business returning Wednesday. Mrs. John Huffstutter and children of Granite City Illinois visit relatives here. Omrie Pierce and Cape Girardeau visitors stay with his mother. Rev Shell conducted services Saturday night and Sunday Reaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Grove
Tom Crader
Elsie Bollinger
Nellie Welch
C. E. Casey
Bennett Edwards
Ora
Willisville
Ill
John F. Pierce
St. Louis
John Huffstutter
Granite City, Ill
John
Frank Hansen
Omrie Pierce
Cape Girardeau
Fannie Pierce
Shell
Reaper
Pro tracted meeting notes and local social items
Beas of Litesville hosts a meeting while births, visits, and storms are noted. Dan Crites digs a cistern for stock water. Gilbert Allen improves. Alma Crites and others visit. A rain and windstorm cause corn damage. weddings occur for Chas Hahn and Carrie Gloth. Missouri mo News notes Hollen prize creamery payout of $1,000 daily for 60 days in Holden Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beas
Litesville
Marvin Lutes
Dan Crites
Dan
ABCs of the League of Nations explainer text
A readable Q and A about the League of Nations, its aims, powers, and charter members. It covers whether the League seeks war, methods to reduce war, mandatories, agencies, and whether it alters sovereignty or the Monroe Doctrine. It lists member states and invited powers in a period tone.
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of the League
United States of America
Belgiam
Wet 'A Press
Kities Ruepom
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New Zealand
India
China
Cuba
Creche Sievakia
Berader
France
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Ceaniemala
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Kenderes
Italy
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Liberia
Nicaragus
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Peru
Poland
Portugal
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Siam
Uruguay
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Chile
Colombia
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Paraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezeda
League
Congress
Congres
United States
Southerners Plan Reconstruction
A special committee led by James Athina of North Carolina and others from Tennessee Kentucky Georgia plans a survey of missionary funds and a worldwide program. It aims to support religious revival abroad through Methodist churches with emphasis on education and literacy. The effort seeks over $16,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehep
James Athina
North
Caroline
Petcoe
Echools Scotia
Balkans
Methodists Revive Ancient Customs Campaign Seen
The Methodist church resumes the Centenary Movement phase with a day of fasting and prayer for 2.5 million members. The Fellowship of Intercession aims to enroll 46 percent, establish 160,000 Family Altars, and mobilize thousands for overseas missions during Exnerment Week August 24 to early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
cSereeh
Mer B A. Neblett
Department of Spiritual Resources
Fellowship of Intercession
Japan to modify Korean rule predicts tempered governance
Nashville Tenn predates that Japan will moderate its rule in Korea. Dr T Hager, a recent Methodist Episcopal Church South missionary, notes Japan’s long effort in Korea and warns against harsh methods. He cites rising democratic sentiment in Japan and the need for tolerance and goodwill in governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashrille Tenn
Japan
Korea
Dr & T Hager
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Dr. Hager
Hager
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