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Newspaper

Sioux City Register

Location

Sioux City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1924

Page

10

Charity drive planned in Sioux City by social agencies

Social agencies map an annual campaign to fill the charity fund chest in Sioux City. The drive starts the week of October 6 with Chamber of Commerce as headquarters. James A. Haewan named war chairman. Executive committee includes F. A. McCornack, W. J. Bertke, Dave Davidson and others. Mayors Sibert and J. F. Trotter back the effort. Each major leads four captains, twelve lieutenants, and teams of four, totaling 615 workers plus specialized staff.

Sioux City Bureau of Social Agencies Chamber of Commerce James A. Hae Wan F. A. McCornack W. J. Bertke Dave Davidson H. H. Epperson R. A. Gaynor J. J. Knutson J. J. Large F. M. Pelletier IL Saxton W. J. Steele W. JH. Sammons Howard Peirce Prince Bayer H. J. Taylor Sibert J. F. Trotter

Miss Dorothy Abel Leads In Bathing Beauty Contest

Miss Dorothy Abel of 811 Twentieth Street tops a field of candidates for Miss Stony City, after the first vote tabulation by Veterans of Foreign Wars bathing beauty headquarters. Standings show Abel with 2,250 points, followed by Hazel Dotty, Alta Sterling, Muriel Tent sint, and others as the contest narrows to 10 finalists for the Atlantic City trip.

Dorothy Abel Twentieth Street Stony City Veterans of Foreign Wars Bathing Beauty Trais Coria Hazel Dot Alta Sterling Muriel Tentsint Ronnie Anita Tty la Tiitebrand Opal Lever Teath Preshow Tata Seth Mitinad Hesits Ste. Nova Man Fom Huty Deighton Peathionironment

Fragmented Monologue on Fear and Everyday Objects

A disjointed diary style piece laments modern sensibilities and anxiety about familiar surroundings. The speaker frets over sudden changes in home items and the risk of being trapped or harmed, mentioning beds tables baths and stairs in a paranoid stream of thought.

Hot Weather Fitness Tips From Marian Hale

A 1920s style fitness column by Marian Hale urges July August exercise to beat the heat. It describes several stretches and poses, warning not to overdo initial efforts, and promises improved posture and flexibility with consistent daily repetition.

Smith's Villa Hosts Birthday Luncheon and Visits

Smith's Villa ton entertained 2 of her 10th birth ly Saturday afternoon. and a luncheon took, Emmet Roney, Vivian Watters, Viokei Watters, Carol Watters, and Sylvia Manshe are motoring to Mon damin, 14. today to visit in the home their grandparents, Mr and Mrs. Bert L. Miller and family of Long Beach, Cal. are vis ting in the Mutz home, 1815 West Sixteenth street, Mrs W. A. Muty, sr, have left for Walthill and Pender, Neh, for sev eral days' visit. Mrs. Lingren, who has been se iouslyd at a local hospital, returned to her home Saturday. She is re cov ering rapidly. Falyth Hillery Hay, compos of Gospel songs, will [cole at the Whitfield Met church Sunday morning, July 20, veral of Mrs. Hay's songs can be found in Rodeheaver's song books. will also sing and speak at the First Baptist church in the evening. Mer subject will be "The 'Gospel of Song." She lives at 1623 West Fif teenth street ars. 'Tossed! and san, $1 Broken Bow, Neb. are vis ited D. Munch home.-If most people were as bad as You think, they would be much worse tan they are, ee Sometimes a man has so much to is credit he can't pay antield, of ing in the

Emmet Roney Vivian Watters Viokei Watters Carol Watters Sylvia Manshe Mondamin Bert L. Miller Long Beach Cal Mutz West Sixteenth Street D. Munch Radio Digest Publishing Co Patin Cy Wa Jonny Tosday Wedamdar Towrday Sao Tae Ian Bop Sam Ee Fabio Bao Soar Mason Heete Srine Tom Wi Tan Pantie Iss Sam Yeo D.C Saria Ian Tae Oyotek

Correspondents List for City and South Sioux City Neb

Local readers in Riverside Morningside Leeds Highland and Smiths Villa areas are invited to send news items. Correspondents include Vera Hanson Anna Williams J C Malloy Nate Miller Edith Whitman with contact addresses and phone numbers for publication contributions.

Sioux City Neb Riverside Vera Hanson Home Street Morningside Anna W. Williams Orleans Leeds J. C. Malloy Central Avenue South Sioux City Nate Miller J. Highland Smith's Edith Whitman East Seventh Street Cole

Sioux City Churches Open Weekly Services Across Denominations

A listing of Sioux City churches shows Adventist, Baptist, Catholic, Lutheran, and many other denominations with Saturday Sabbath observances, Sunday masses and services, and weekday devotions. Notable clergy include Rev. F. A. Bresee, Rev. Thaddeus Woloszk, Rev. A. Quesnal, Rev. Thomas Healy, and Rev. C. S. Lynott, among others, with numerous parish locations around North, South, and East Sioux City.

Baptist Poe Enaiana Joseph's Zemmerman S ‘x South Howard Chambers Stev Thaddeus Woloszk Sacred Heart North Riverside A. Quesnal St. Michael's van Buren Leeds ACS Lynott South Sioux City Massea Thomas C. Healy St. Casimirs Leech Lynn Go Mt "Cesna Blessed Sacrament Church Jackson Thomas M. Coxian

Williams Memorial Church Sermons and Club Plans

The Williams Memorial church announces morning sermon The Interpretation Our Vision and evening sermon When Father Gives Advice. A.J. Deller remodels 323 West Horne Avenue. The Christian workers hold a midweek stunt social. The Sagacious club schedules a 1 o clock luncheon Friday at Riverside Park. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at home.

Williams Memorial Church Tage _Bunday Yelock A. J. Deller West Horne Eynue The Christian Waren Sagacious Club Riverside "Park Ladies Aid Society

Local social notes from West First Street area

Residents and visitors around West First Street shared dinners visits and trips. Mrs. Ingvolstad hosted sewing and lunch cloth quilting at her Davidson street home while relatives traveled to nearby towns for family health and leisure activities.

Mayor Urges Full Stop At Crossings

Sioux City officials prompted by recent driver negligence proposed a new ordinance for compulsory stops at all railroad crossings within the jetty units. Mayor Stewart Gilman said motorists repeatedly ignore signals, making crossings perilous. the measure would function like a boulevard stop rule.

Sioux City Stewart Gilman

Orchestra Girls in Motor Crash Lincoln Neb

Six Pollyana orchestra girls from Lincoln Nebraska escaped serious injury when their ride crashed into a curb near West Sixth and Otoe streets after a Roof Garden engagement. One girl fainted and Emma Novy and Gladys Young suffered minor bruises. the party was bound for Mrs E A Lute for Ruth Smith's aunt.

Pollyana Orchestra Lincoln Neb West Sixth Otoe Streets E. A. Lute West Sixth Street Ruth Smith Roof Garden Emma Novy Gladys Young

Fragmented Note Sparks Unclear City Event

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a New York event or meeting with various names and places but lacks clear details or outcomes. The readable parts mention a convention and public interest but no dates, organizations, or participants are verifiable.

Beauties of the Bea and Suits They We

Hedda Hoyt, fashion editor, describes the season’s sun styles and beach fashion. Women favor darker complexions with bleaching, wear long sleeved suits and sun protection, while bathing outfits mix street frock elements with tailored touches. Silks, satins, cretonnes and prints dominate with navy taffeta ensembles and red accents. Colored scarves and cloche hats top ensembles as rubberized sun caps and parasols protect from glare.

Hedda Hoyt United Press New York N. Y Milady Annette Kellerman Hugh

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Piet Mayors Yurself Fay Marbe Marian Hale Fay Smith’s Villa Ton W. A. Muty Walthill and Pender Neh R. W. Dauffenbach Satrang & Cleminson 4Th and Douglas Seventh Day Adventist Omiha Vrayer F. A. Bresee Hristian First Nebraska Hristian Endeavor Berrill Vatlavia Secomi Church of Christ, Commerce Ecept Suindays Community McClintock Gepine Ites Josephorit Riverside AG. Petersen Erncoran Fe Sean Erro Te Prigeank Eem Bante Pins T. Sue Sahai Sk Bat St Paul's Sixth and Center Abe Mt. Sina! Temple Fourteenth Priday Augustana Court N Olson St. Peters Virginia Haabet Society Helge Hoverstad An Jones Nen Sholm St. Paul's St John's Jay School M. ‘Trinity Jaay Echool Frank Heilman Mermodiss Crescent Park Center Echook Epworth Teague D."m. Simpson Epworth League Vevening A. G. Stromberg Wesley Central Burnette Trimble Lafayette Epworth Col. Stevens Whitfield West Forth Rebecca Iter Kamphoetner Nazarene Church of the Nazarene South Grace George Presbyterian First Moray Christian Endeavor Shrintian Envieavor Salvation Army W. Jeffers Sioux City W. E. Ingvolstad Davidson Street FE. 1 C. E. Olden Coles Addition R. Olden West Horne Street Arzella Rienhold Riverside Avenue Arthur Reynders West Third Street Brown's Lake John Gumpher Basil Culver Everly and Junior West Fifth Street Sibley. In A. Culver A. E. Mathena West Highland Avenue Ee Titan Townley Arthur McElwain Benjamin McElwain Moorhead Oscar Peterson West Home Street O. T. Barbee First "Street Milton Follis California Paul de Frakes Jfaughter Tone Lem Boblit Elroy Clarence Barboe Bobby RD. Lewis Lottie Harboe Jim O'Day John Deurenter St. Vincent's Hospital Mildred Shyayer Mt. Vernon, S. D Lake Andes L. P. Gauthier Stephen Sardeson Draper Sardeson West First Street L. H. Trimble Davidson Fleckenstein Oreo Coe Gione Leckenstei FEC Stein Orchestra Oger, Remm AK Xew Washi Menes Recta Fe Convent SD Redon Wee Jette Bea Nes Frodk Silk Victor J. Etjens Fifth ST Nestle Marinelle
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