Foch and Pershing Speak to Legion Rallies
Marshal Foch paid tribute to the American army of 1918 before 15 000 American Legionnaires in Kansas City calling it a real great army and lauding the Meuse Argonne St Mihiel and Aisne Marne battles. Pershing spoke of disarmament and mutual confidence ahead of the Washington conference urging ex service men relief and jobs and noting New Orleans as the 1922 Legion convention city.
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Marshal Foch
Foch
Marne
Aisne
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Meuse
Pershing
Washington
General Pershing
France
American Legion
Lyceum Course Opens With Pugh Company Nov 10
Pella presents a fine Lyceum Series with five numbers for the season. The Jess Pugh Company, noted for fresh, original programs, will perform first on November 10. Pugh, a leading American humorist, will be joined by a skilled pianist. Season tickets go on sale November 10 at 8 o clock, with reservations available at the box office.
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Pella
Lyceum
Jess Pugh
Pugh
Church Notes from First and Second Reformed Churches
Sunday services feature evangelistic sermons at First Christian Reformed and First Reformed with choirs and hymns. Topics include The Fullness of God's Grace John 1 16 and The Only Way out of the Dark. A disarmament petition was sent to Washington via the Christian Herald.
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First Christian Reformed Church
John
First Reformed Church
Ladies Quartette
Second Reformed Church
Washington, D. C
Christian Herald
Second Church petition and harvest report reviewed
The Second Church petition held 118 signatures as a fruit for Winnebago Mission was packed, with about 50 packages filling one barrel. Donor thanks were extended while music at last Sunday’s service drew praise for Vander Meer’s song and the Chorus Gloria. Mrs Bruins plans a New York trip for a Women's Board meeting and Denominational Progress Campaign duties, visiting Pekin, Illinois, for about a month.
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Winnebago
Bruins
New York
Women’s Board of Domestic Missions
Denominational Progress Campaign Committee
Pekin
Pershing Miner Dies of Injuries
Ervin C. Dreibelbeis a prominent Marion County miner died at Miners Hospital Albia around 3 am Tuesday October 25 from injuries suffered the day before when a slate fall at Pershing mine crushed him on the head shoulders and chest.
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Ervin C. Dreibelbeis
Marion County
Albia
Pershing
Lapham to Lead Baptist Record Field Coverage
Prof. J. A. Lapham of Des Moines spoke in Pella on Tuesday and will devote his time as field editor for the Baptist Record, concentrating his efforts on that assignment.
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J. A. Lapham
Des Moines
Pella
Lapham
The
Baptist Record
Ford Car Prices Set to Rise Says Ford News
Ford Motor Company reports that current low prices force two models to operate at a loss and minimal profits on other models. With reduced winter demand and fixed material costs, further reductions are deemed impossible, making price increases the logical path ahead. Dealers with stock would gain higher margins, easing dealer losses from prior cuts.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Ford News
October Contrast with 1881 Blizzard Echoed in Oska loosa
The Oskaloosa Herald notes a warmer October this year versus 1881 when a heavy blizzard on the 16th produced deep snow that lasted until May. Now, an Indian summer prevails throughout October with milder conditions observed.
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Oskaloosa
Herald
Traffic light and rear light laxity eyed in Mahaska county
Oskaloosa Herald notes a widespread disregard for car light laws in Mahaska county with many vehicles lacking headlights, rear signals, and street aid signals. Observers report racing and idle cars, and general laxity toward traffic regulations.
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Oskaloosa’ Herald
Mahaska County
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