Ladies' Aid elects officers for Boursville Lutheran group
The Boursville Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society met January 4 and elected officers: K. Westerhoff president, A. H. Falkenberg vice president, F. J. Butschek secretary, Helen Kaase treasurer, Vince Rehmer reporter. Committees formed for the month include Flower Miss Helen Kaase and Sick three month members Westerhoff and Helen Urban. Membership to serve three months includes Otto Vogt and F. J. Butschek.
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Boursville Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
K. Westerhoff
A. H. Falkenberg
F. J. Butschek
Helen Kaase
Vince Rehmer
Follo
Shiner Woman Breaks Arm After Tripping on Cat
Mrs. C. M. Koerner wife of a Shiner business man tripped over the family cat and fell breaking her arm near the wrist in Shiner Texas on January 6.
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Shiner
Texas
C. M. Koerner
Bobkatz Top Flatonia In Low-Scoring Friday Tilt
Moulton Bobkatz beat Flatonia Bulldogs 17 to 15 led by Merrem with five points. B Darilek and D Darilek had four each while Mueller led Flatonia with six points. Schulenburg beat Moulton Eagles 15 to 11.
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Moulton Bobkatz
Flatonia Bulldogs
Merrem
Moulton
B. Darilek
D. Darilek
Mueller
Flatonia
Bobkatz
Hallettsville
Schulenburg
Moulton Eagles
Ghesbers
Eagles
Anders
Eagle-Katz
Benjamin Darilek
Williamson
Simple Rites At Coolidge's Bier
Calvin Coolidge, 60, former U.S. president, laid to rest in Plymouth Vermont beside his parents and ancestors with simple funeral rites. Mrs. Coolidge chose modest services at Edwards Congregational Church after his sudden heart attack at The Beeches estate. The funeral drew President Hoover and national figures, with Rev. Albert J. Penner delivering the sermon.
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Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Vermont
Northampton
Mass
Coolidge
United States
Albert J. Penner
the Beeches
Grace Goodhue Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Career highlights of Calvin Coolidge through presidency
Born 1872 in Plymouth Vermont Coolidge progressed from local schools to Amherst College class of 1895 winning a gold medal for a Revolutionary War essay. He held political roles in Northampton Massachusetts and rose to governor 1919 1920 then Vice President 1920 and President 1923 after Harding's death. He declined to run in 1928 and died in 1933 in Northampton Massachusetts.
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Plymouth
Black River Academy
Ludlow
St. Johnsburg Academy
Amherst College
Northampton
Mass
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts State Senate
Senate
Massachusetts
United States
Warren G. Harding
Calvin, Jr
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