Kensington club members host a Thursday fold at Greenstraat
Mrs C W Randlemaft h ost hosts Kensington club at her Greenstraat home with needlework and a bountiful supper. Members plan a slough outing and next meeting is July 11 at Mrs tart Whaning's home on ershay avenue. The evening features music by local groups and a Young People’s Society program at the German Evangelical church.
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Kensington’ Club
C. W
Young People’s Society of the
German Vangatical Church
Rdith “Eur
Saltorthur Grensing
Myiiscatina
Dab
Price of steel advanced by United Steel Corp
New York June 28 It was announced that the price of barn plates and structural steel has been advanced one dollar a ton following the earlier Yeats misstatement by the independents. Bars now stand at 1.25 dollars per hundred pounds with plates and structural at 12n.
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New York
United Steel Corporation
Delegates Devote A Day To Pleasure At National Women’s Clubs
San Francisco June 28 delegates devoted a day to pleasure as the general federation of women’s clubs moves toward a contested presidency. Twenty state delegations caucused to pick nominating committee members, names to be announced by President Moore on Saturday.
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San Francisco
Calif
General Federation of Woman's Sphrbs
Unis City
Moore
Philip Carpenter
New York
Percy V. Pannibacker
Carpenter
Pennibacker
Texas Friends
Wednesday Club
St. Louis
Mills College
Santa Clara Valley
Century Club
Phoebe Hearst
General Federation
Society of Pioneer Workers
Julia Ward Howe
Clong
Caroline N. Severance
Los Angeles
Federation
Timore
Towa
Kansas
Nebraska
Bryan Sees Moral Victory After Presidential Ballot
Baltimore June 28 William J Bryan expressed satisfaction with a moral victory after the first presidential nomination ballot. He indicated delegates opposed Underwood and Harmon, backed Clark, but declined to confirm a final choice between Clark and Wilson. Bryan credited passage of the Morgan Ryan Belmont resolution as a key achievement from the adjourned all night session.
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Baltimore
Wilyiam J. Dryan
Underwood
Harmon
Clark
Wilson
Bryan
Lincoln School to Get Forty New Desks in Seventh Grade
At last night’s school board meeting the Lewisville district voted to purchase forty new desks for the seventh grade at Lincoln School. The Bessember steel desks are the latest model noted for being quiet and sanitary. old desks will move to a lower grade. Residents report fruit thefts near Fifth Street as patrols search for culprits. William Mahaney returns from Sweetland. Miss Inez Harrison and Mrs. Fred Rick plan short visits in Wilton.
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Board of Education
Lincoln School
Bessemer
Sweetland
Inez Harrison
Bessa Street
Wilton
Friends
Fred Rick
Holly Street
Bryan comments on Morgan Ryan Helmondt resolution
The breakfast table talk reveals Mr. Bryan predicting a week for effect as party alignment against an interest shifts. He notes Joe cast the vote, Virginia backed the measure with 2244 to one-half against, and Thomas Ryan sits on the delegation as delegates line up. Anita Jean and Dan Anderson depart Canan avenue for Cedar Falls.
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Bryan
Joe
Morgan-Ryan-Belmont
Brian
Virginia
Thomas FP
Ryan
Vine
uThis
Allegheny Mountains
Willing Band of Workers Meeting At Swett land
About twenty five members of the Willing Band of Workers of Swett land gathered yesterday at the home of Mrs Phoebe Gilman on Park Avenue for an all day sewing session. A hearty dinner was served at noon. The president Mrs soverose attended for the first time in months due to ill health. Guests included Mrs Addison Bay and Mrs Luther Hill of Missouri. The next meeting will be at Mrs Louis Winnemore's home on Thursday July 24.
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Swettland
Phoebe Gilman
Park Avenue
Soverose
Addison Bay
Luther Hill
Missouri
Louis Winnemore
Steamer Burns, 15 Men Safe After Fire Near Green Bay
The steamer Bleamer Sidney CG. Melouth, owned by Sidney C. MeLouth of Marine With, left Green Bay port yesterday afternoon and burned about 20 miles from shore last night. Captain W. W. Stiorkey and 15 crew members escaped into twelve boats and were saved.
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Green Bay
Wis
Sidney CG. Melouth
Sidney C. MeLouth
Marine With
W. W. Stiorkey
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Bostonian
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Harry Kern
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Salisbury
East Second Street
Plume
Gauneh Club
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Helen Gallahan
Pop- Jat Street
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Town Avenue
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I. Runyon
Frank Maq
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Ars. Frank Ditto
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LH. Pitchforth
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Peoria
W. Shaw
East Sixth Street
Rescus Hose Company
Pitchforth
Mulberry Ave
The
Muscatine Maennerchor
Saenserfest
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Emil Kranz
Sycamore Street
Krang
Fay Sherar
Hir Home
Pond Street
Pai. J. Fahey
Genevieve Fahey
East Fitch Street
Trinity Parish
Wead Park
Edward Lilly
Women’s Mission Circle
First Congregational Church
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Federati
Women’s Clubs Organization
Tndlentes
Hornton
Underwood Huminated
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Geo, Bitman
Geo. Eitman
West Second Street
Lincoln School 10
School Board
East WI
Fifth
East Hill
William Mahaney
Anita Jean
Dan Anderson
A. G. Tipton
Canan Avenue
Cedar Tails
Gilman
Park Ave
Poxtum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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