Girl Scouts Honored At City Court Of Honor Ceremony
A Boy Scout era style court of honor last evening at the Song of Union Veterans Hall inducted four new members of Minneapolis Minnehaha Troop with Miss Martha Bigley and Mrs Hangar directing. Awards for attendance and achievement followed a three act pageant, led by Miss Elizabeth Reli and featuring the Algonquin patrol. Janet McClintock was chosen to attend summer camp. ceremony closed with songs and taps.
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Union Vetorans
Minnehahs
Anon 4
Hangar
Parente
Mivo
Martha Bigley
Elizabeth Rola
Mins
Martha MccHil
Bonnie Christman
Avo
Hallo Paxson Davis
Barbara Matthews
Melle Guiliford
Marlyn
Audrey Gilland
Mary Janna McClintock
Mrs. Hangar
Ruth Connor
Beatrice Connor
Jen Miles
Georgia Parker
Graci Miles
Margaret Porteous
Mary Lowise Meehan
Eleanor Wallace
Tag Cott
Elizabeth
Troon
the Girls of the Algonquin Patrol
Bonnie’Christman
Martha McGill
Mary Louise Mehans
Grace
Miles
Helen “Allen
Margaret England
Lovetts
Nicholson
Sara Wilson
Geraldine Fer Yer—Housekapper
Bobbie Broida
Loii -Marion Smith
Housekeeping
Ellen Miles
Juanet McClintock
Mary Jane McClintock
Donna: Beall
Old
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Bernice Forrest
First Air
Betty Bridenbaugh
Pioneer
Fragmentary International Note Appears From Denver Desk
A garbled international snippet from a Denver desk hints at economic life and prominent figures. The fragment mentions Tilsek Pan and Tiemann in a loosely connected context, with references to streams, gold, and neglect, but lacks coherent details or clear events.
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International
Denver
Tiemann
Reverent gathering reviews church convention tasks
The report covers a county convention with resolutions urging Bible primacy in teaching and public life. It notes memorials for church leaders, addresses by Dr Floyd W Barr on teaching aims, and praise for local churches, clergy, and the New Castle News publicity. It highlights a temperance lesson and installations by West, with Rev C Heaton and Dr Walter McClure presenting speakers.
Awards Given At City Bible Class Convention
Men of the city attended the service in large groups for an attendance contest between Bible classes. The First Baptist church won a shield for the class with over 100 average attendance. Highland United Presbyterian won for 60 to 100. First Methodist received a flag and Third United Presbyterian earned honorable mention. Rev. S. B. Copeland, pastor, gave the benediction closing the convention.
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First Baptist Church
Highland United Presbyterian Church
First Methodist
Third United Presbyterian Church
8. B. Copeland
Third United, Presbyterian Church
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Serre
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Smith'’s
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Panama Toys
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