Helen Keller Piano Gift Highlight Of Womans Club Meeting
The January Womans Club executive board luncheon honored Elizabeth Garrett with a ten dollar gift toward the club house grand piano funded by the Garrett Sextette. Helen Keller and her teacher sent a letter noting the Christmas program inspired the gift. Members organized decor, meals, and piano fund proceeds.
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Robert Kellahin
Elizabeth Garrett
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J. B. Headley
George H. Hill
Marie Beers
Pauline Holland
Margy Trieb
Dorothy Williams
Nancy Pearson
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Mrs. Estelle Pope Hayes Honor Guests at Bridge Party
A bridge party hosted by Mrs. Arthur Allison honored Mrs. Estelle Pope Hayes and her daughters Mrs. Max Sherwood of Tulsa and Mrs. O N Coppedge of Oklahoma City. Attendees included De N Pope and family and a valentine themed decor with baskets of red and white blooms.
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Max Sherwood
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O. N. Coppedge
Oklahoma City
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Coppedge
Mmes
Wilburn S. Hodges
Mansfield Tweedy
Sylvester P. Johnson, Jr
Jennie Kenney
Irene Swann
Faybelle Cummins
Catherine Cummins
Elizabeth French
Martha Hayes
Minnie Bess Hayes
D. N. Pope
Estelle Pope Hayes
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Germany reorganizes cabinet under Hitlerism voice
In a move signaling tension with Hitler, Von Hindenburg appoints a cabinet with Nationalist influence led by Baron Franz Von Papen as vice chancellor. Hitler seeks parliamentary backing while the Reichstag meets February 7 amid no confidence push, as exiled Kaiser Wilhelm views the shift cautiously.
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Tired and Irritable Relief Promise Poster Message
A fragmented health poster claims a remedy steadies nerves and improves mood sleep appetite and appearance. It asserts 98 percent report benefit and urges readers to try liquid or tablet forms despite garbled wording and unclear product name.
Many Moves P on ly Yesterday to Spotlight the Overalled King
A roundup of farm relief efforts and political actions includes New York Life Mortgage moratoriums led by Thomas A. Buckner, insurers pledging to pause foreclosures, and Iowa lawmakers considering a statewide aid body for debtors and creditors. Other items note W R Ronald opposing meat packers, a bankruptcy reform bill aiding farmers, a Nebraska conciliation board, an Iowa land bank with a one year foreclosure pause, farm holiday protests, indictments over holiday farm picket violence, and continued Interstate Commerce actions.
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Return of Gersback and Hewes Boosts Colt Basketball Team
Two former friends rejoin the ranks as Frank Gersback of Albuquerque and Cal houn Hewes of San Francisco return to school. Hewes’ comeback should strengthen the Colts while Gersback recovers from a leg infection. The Broncoes open their road trip with a 41 point win over the New Mexico Miners and play again tonight.
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Institute Broncoes
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State Senate action on bills and notes from proceedings
Reports show SB1 to declare bears predatory and remove protections, SB82 to pay county officers monthly, SB3 to allow religious or conscientious vaccination exemptions, and SJM1 urging Congress to honor Democratic platform pledges. Bills passed include SB61 to repeal gadget law and SB62 for insignia protection. Reference to Ernest Booth and Albert Tinnin contrasts with a warden blaming a rock slide on rains.
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Farmers and railroads debated relief at Minneapolis and Bowling Green
The meeting in Minneapolis and eight hundred farmers at Bowling Green heard arguments on lowering freight rates for grain and live stock while farm mortgage issues were discussed. Gov George White named a five member mediation board for six northwestern Ohio counties. A tax bill would allow warrants and similar certificates of indebtedness to be used for tax payments, addressing cash constraints on counties.
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Heroism Shown in Quarry Rockslide Rescue
The article recalls a rockslide in the quarry where convicts rushed to save buried men after the first fall. Mitchell Jackson and Vansickle were struck by a second fall. Under Warden Court Smith, 800 workers were withdrawn and trustees drilled away the rock while no prisoner attempted to escape. The scene highlighted worker bravery and orderly procedure.
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Court Smith
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