Community Social Notes and Club Meetings Preview
Tomorrow Wednesday features athletic clubs, boat clubs, and bridge gatherings across Marysville venues. Mrs. Ryal Miller hosts a card party at St. Boniface parish hall with the Riverside and Villa clubs and several local associations, including the Grand International auxiliary and the Yeomen's lodge, planning afternoon activities and sociable events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Boat Club
Ryal Miller
Woman's Athletic Association
Morningside Country Club
Loverside Boat Club
Landes Athletic Association
Shore Acre Boat Club
St. Boniface Parish Hall
LC. F
C. Garthright
Riverside Park
Villa Club
J. C.keegan
Grand International
L. E. Golien Grain
Odd Fellows Hall Wood Club
Mes Scheuta
Homehamstead
Brothers of American Yeomen
K. of
P.roux
Paul D
Anthony
Social Tea Honors Mrs Gould at Davide Son Tearoom
A long list of guests attended a luncheon in honor of Mrs. A Gould of Chicago at the Davide son tearoom. Highlights include Danish baritone Alex Josensen praised at a Speck dinner and several local residents and visitors from Grinnell and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
J. S. Lawrence
Loncheon
Davideson Tearoom
A. Gould
Chicago
Alex Josensen
John Jensen
H. Hull
Grinnell
Hienry Larsen
Res
Holm
Correspondents Register Seeks Readers in South Sioux City Area
The Correspondents Register invites readers from the Riverside Morningside and Highland districts to contribute notices and motions for publication. Accredited correspondents include Vera Hanson, Anna Williams, C Malloy, Nate Miller, and Vera Blanson, with listed addresses and phone numbers for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register
Corrielents
Sioux City
Neb
Wil
Riverside
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Morningside
Anna W. Wilams
Orleans
C. Malloy
How Radio Plays Part in Politics by Maumion Henle
The article describes the 1924 Democratic convention as broadcast nationwide by radio. It details microphone use, amplifiers, and a control room in Madison Square Garden. Radio autos circulated, letting New Yorkers and distant listeners hear voices and cheers via relay stations. Experts say radio proves practical for politics and speeds public understanding of convention conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maumion Henle
New York
Madison ‘Square Garden
Kokomo
Tuscaloosa
Kanka~ Kee
Madison Avenue
Twenty-seventh Street
Atlantic
Gulf
Canada
Madison Square Garden
Washington
Ittsburgh
Cincinnati
Cleveland
St. Louis
Riverside Couple Wed at St Boni Face Church in May
Riverside announces the marriage of Ruth Lucile Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Dan Smith to Clement E F Donovan son of Mr and Mrs George Donovan. The ceremony occurred at St Boni Face Catholic church at 8 am with Rev Father Alphonse officiating. A breakfast followed for 25 relatives and friends at the bride’s home. The couple plans home at 2619 Military road after a wedding trip to Chicago Boston New York and Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence — Gustafson
A. W. Gustafeon
J. Carlson
M Carlson
Ride
J.C. Joussom
Swedish Baptist Church
Alice Schlond
Inez Gutafson
Gstafson
Ests
Soutazenry Street
Ruth Lucile Smith
Mra
Dan Smith
George Street
Clement EF. Donovan
River Drive
St. Boniface Catholic Church
Father Alphonse
Mary Turner
Joseph A. Wagner
Sadie Donovan
Dubuque
Chicago
Boston
New York
Niagara Falls
Military Road
Russian Prima Donna Arrives in Toronto for Missionary Work
Toronto July 1 Mme Maria A Karinskaya a noted Russian prima donna fled Bolshevists to study for missionary work in the orient arriving in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Toronto
Russia
Mme
Maria A. Karinskaya
Orient
Toesday Jazz and Talk Programs Across Stations
A brisk schedule lists WSB Atlanta Journal and Chicago stations with varied broadcasts. Concerts feature Buffalo orchestra at 4:30 to 5:30 and a 7:40 French talk. Other items include organ and literary programs, homemaker talks, markets, and a farm studio segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSB Atlanta Journal
Orchestrar
Buffalo
Wang “Chicago News
WLS
Chicago
Leeds Social Notes and Local Visitors Roundup
Leeds notes show Mrs. C. N. Sumner and daughter Helen Marie home in Waterloo after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. K. Blackstone in Van Buren, Miss Lenore Polley visiting Iola Falls, Mont, and Mrs. Pearl Carlson with son Franklyn at 4220 Central Avenue. The column lists visitors, relatives, and neighborhood movements across Van Buren and nearby streets, plus a string of radio and theater listings and local anecdotes about playgrounds and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Polley
Iola Falls
Mont
Mrs. G. E. Polley
Tyler Avenue
John Carlson
Chicago
R. E. Hutton
Council Bluffs, Ta
William Small
Fargo, N. D
Council Bluffs
Ivan Wagner
van Buren Avenue
New Typo Heads Take Up Duties in Sioux City
Newly elected officers of Sioux City Typographical Union No. 180 were installed Sunday at the labor temple. Officers include F. L. Garrett president, F. E. Hutchinson vice president, Perry M. Pool recording secretary, J Crubaugh secretary-treasurer, M. Kaspar and J. J. Mike sell trustees, with J.M. Hollacher, W. H. Dun, M. Poot, and HM. Strawn on committees. Delegates to Allied Printing Trades councils and STU conventions were chosen for the coming year, including James B. Crabaugh, F. L. Garrett, Russell James, H. F. Noble, Perry M. Pook, O. M. Haislet, N. F. Nobie, and H. W. Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Typographical Union
No. 180
Labor Temple
O. M. Haislet
F. L. Garrett
F. E. Hutchinson
Perry M. Pool
J Crubaugh
M. Kaspar
J. J. Mikesell
ST. U
Toronto
Perry M. Pook
M. Haislet
Towa
Federation’ of Labor
Iowa
Allied Printing Trades Council
H.W. Ward
M. Halslet
N. F. Nobie
HW. Ward
Trades and Labor
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Sau Ore
AL Smith
Slonx City
Lake Geneva
Mr. Torrens
Aisses Grace
Ethel Hedenburch
Rachel Cook
Helene Shinn
Helene McCormack
Paul MacCollin
Air
W. F. Reynolds
Es. Rachel Andrews
Minneapolis
Minn
Helen Maud McCullough
Mary Stanton
John Stanton
Stanton i
United Charities, Tral District
University of Chicago Settlement
Citizenship School
University of Chiago
C. V. Green
Cleveland, C
Charles King
City
DS. Anthony
Blanche Anthony
Lacy Yord
Burton
Fort Dodge
Wahfret
Mos Leone Hanon
Stvil
Minin
Ales
J. le Scroggs
Rodney Kerfoot
Rodney, Jr
Barbara
Mass
Kerfoot
FE. R. Higgins
NEA
Convention Hall
John Jockack
Hawarden
Claud Whitcher
Oliver, Barbee
H. L. Dagle
Riverside Boulevard
al Hanson
Dick and
Raymond
Rosalie
Emerson
Julia Fiicken
FE. Whelen
Gertrude
Rochester
Mr. Whelen
Mrs. Whelen
Earl J. Ressegieu
Nash Street
Mayme Halliday
W. C. Leonard
St. Paul
Eau Claire
Blanche Binkley
Emerson, Neb
Mrs
Joseph Lalant
Lloyd Eslick
Elk Point
C. Tilton
Allen
R. Kinkaid
Helen
Lake Madison
la Dénovan
Frank Donovan
Raver
W. A. Benton, Jr
Henry Dagle
LeMars
William Penning
Leeds
Dudley Miller
Washta,ta
Mrs. C.D. Marsh
WIV
Cleveland News
Cameertailua
Setferton
Davenport
Bellott News
WEAD
Bert Worth Star-Telegram
Kane City
Stateies
School of the Ar. Wilas
Louteville
Courier-Journal
Times
Los’ Angeles
Medford
Biz Brothers
WMC
Memphis
Ad Weag
Minneapolis-st
One Hundred and Ninth Infantry
WEI
Philadelphia
Charales Miller
WPAR
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Wore
Weeley Methodist Episcopal Church
Kdka Pittaburen
Grant Avenue
Tuesarden
China
KGW
Portland
KPO
San Francisco
Schenectady
Springfield
Trevoll Theater
T. Ra Progtam
Delonte
Broxton
Newari
Amstican Legion
Jefferson Cry
Prince
Kings Lynn
England
Prince Henry
Aew
George
Europe
Henry Alberston
Cushing, Ta
Helen Albertson
Fred Trafton
Homer and
Douglas Patterson
W. L. Patterson
Salix
T. E. Peck
Harrison Avenue
Leeds Park
George Dunham
Frank
Frank Seitz
Kelly Auto Ite
Frances
Oxfords
Pelletier
J. A. Havens
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