Auxiliary of the American Legion organized in Orange City
An Auxiliary of the American Legion was organized last Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S G Vanden Brink. It has eighteen members with Mrs. Gertrude Vanden Brink as president and Mrs. Minnie Grooters as vice president. They will meet monthly on the Monster Post’s meeting night. Attendees from here at the county Red Cross meeting included Mr. and Mrs. Eddy, Mrs. Frances Jackson and Mesdames J. A. and Josie Stutzman. Four Sioux County towns were represented: Orange City Alton Hospers and Boyden. Officers elected were Mrs. Slagle president, Mr. Sterrenburg vice president, Mrs. Dykstra secretary, Mr. Van Horsen treasurer, and Miss Oggel Home Service Secretary. The next quarterly meeting will be in Boyden, weather permitting.
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Amerian Legion
S.G. Vanden Brink
Gertrude Vanden Brink
Minnie Grooters
Monster Post
Red Cross
Eddy
Frances Jackson
Mesdames J. A
Josie Stutzman
Sioux County
Orange City
Alton
Hospers
Boyden
Slagle
Sterrenburg
Dykstra
van .Horsen
Treas
Miss Oggel
Home Service
Christmas By Mary Violets
Harold, a careful boarder, risks his mother’s warnings about city temptations to woo Helen, the dearest little girl who has been sending herself flowers. After gifting violets and a ring, they reveal mutual love, marry, and share a quiet Christmas wedding dinner.
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Harold
Helen
Eskimos Cleanly Habits Defy Old Stereotypes in Alaska
Rev William A Thomas, an Episcopal missionary at Point Hope Alaska, argues that Eskimos favor soap to keep clean in the Arctic climate. He notes the native igloo is neat and compact and that oils and hair removal are not unusual practices.
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Willian A. Thomas
Point Hope
Alaska
Arctic Circle
Banns and Their Public Proclamation Across Ages
The article traces banns from early Saxon roots to 1215 church rules requiring three Sundays of notice, notes Puritan public cries, and explains modern Church of England practice and special licenses. It also links the word to ban and bandit, and mentions Canadian licenses as dispensations from banns publishing.
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Ign
Great Britain
Church of England
Montreal Family Herald
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