Churches in City Open Vacation Schools Next Week
City churches plan vacation schools starting next week for children aged 5 to 14. The First Methodist offers subjects from radio to pageantry and outdoor activities under G L Schneil, while the Baptist school focuses on hand work and crafts led by Miss Iane Haynes.
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Baptist School
First Methodist Church
G. L. Schneil
Iim
Baptist Vacation School
Iane Haynes
Congregational
Presbyterian
Helping Hand Mission
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Laura Belt
Margaret Dirr
J. Frank Reed
Grace Smith
Pioneers Recall Sioux City’s Early Days at Jubilee Banquet
Sioux City celebrated Diamond Jubilee week with a banquet at Davidson's Tea Rooms where pioneers shared memories. Notables included George W. Kingsworth, T. G. Henderson, Edwin H. Brown, John W. Carey, Milton Perry Smith, and Frank Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronmers
Sioux City
Davidson
Paul Howe
Louis Gearen
Normendenes Singing Society
George W. Kingsworth
T. G. Henderson
Vasadena
Cal
Edwin H. Brown
Stillwater
Okla
John W. Carey
Rock Rapids
Milton Perry Smith
Smith
Mr. Carey
Frank Walters
Chicago
Northwestern Railroad
Mr. Henderson
California
C. J. Holman
A. M. Holman
Joe Leonais
C. R. Marks
Father McCarty
Cornelius Kelly
Rebecca Smith
Resolutions name platform framers by state delegations
Cleveland June 12 resolutions committee listing state by state the men who framed the next republican platform for President Coolidge and running mate. The long roster includes Alabama to Porto Rico with figures such as Jera Murphy Cyrus M Little Ogden L Mills Simeon D Fess Smoot Clarence H Cooke and Justice Charles Johns among others.
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Cleveland
Coolidge
Resolutions Committee
Alabama
Jera Murphy
Arizona
J. C. Adams
Arkansas
Wallace Townsend
California
Lewis H. Smith
Colorado
Thos. H. Devine
Connecticut
Hiram Bingham
Delaware
George E. Elliot
Florida
M. M. Owens
Georgia
B. F. Davis
Idaho
F. R. Gooding
Illinois
Martin D. Madden
Indiana
Jas. E. Watson
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Kansas
Bert C. Culp
Kentucky
Wm. H. Burns
Louisiana
B. V. Barranco
Maine
Arthur G. Staples
Marryland
Joseph France
Massachusetts
Frederick Gillett
Michigan
C. B. Warren
Minnesota
Gunnaer B. Johnson
Mississippi
E. H. McKissick
Missouri
Arthur M. Hyde
Montana
Col
W. M. Inglis
Nebraska
C. F. Reavis
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddie
New Hampshire
Cyrus M. Little
New Jersey
Edward C. Stokes
New Mexico
E. A. Cappoon
New York
Ogden L. Mills
North Carolina
Utah
Senator Smoot
Vermont
W. W. Stickney
Virginia
Henry W. Anderson
Washington
W. R. Allen
West Virginia
Jos. Holt Gaines
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
Wyoming
L. E. Armstrong
Alaska
George Sexton
District of Columbia
W. T. Galliher
Hawaii
Clarence H. Cooke
Philippines
Charles Johns
Porto Rico
E. Mont Reilly
What Is So Rare As a Speech in Jane
Sioux City readers will hear June speeches from graduates and political conventions. The article notes radio broadcasting will carry remarks from Cleveland and New York to local ears, creating a season of wordy days as party leaders speak publicly.
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Jane
Sioux City
Cleveland
New York
Two Divorce Petitions Filed With Court
Two petitions for divorce were filed with the district court today. Kathryn Borgelin seeks temporary alimony suit money and custody of four children from Carl Borgelin alleging cruel treatment and desertion on April 21 1923. Cecil Baird is accused by Gladys Baird of violence and verbal abuse seeking alimony counsel fees and full alimony plus jointly owned household furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn S. Borgelin
Carl E. Borgelin
Ebert Plumbing Company
Gladys Baird
Cecil Baird
Oldest Iowa Mason Honored at Des Moines
Des Moines June 12 Judge J D Gamble of Knoxville oldest past grand master of the Iowa grand lodge of Masons was honored at the opening session by about 2000 Master Masons. He was introduced by Harry Bell and introduced grand master Milo J Gabriel as the parade of plumed chapeaus and black uniforms joined the Knights Templars in a large celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. D. Gamble
Knoxville
Iowa
Frances Reed Receives Life Teaching Certificate
Miss Frances Reed of Humboldt Iowa earned a life teaching certificate from Colorado Teachers College in Greeley. She belonged to the college's largest graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Frances Reed
J. A. Reed
Colorado Teachers College
Greeley
Colo
Cornell to Erect New Three-Story Geology Biology Building
Mount Vernon Iowa June 12 A new three story geology and biology building will be erected on Cornell college campus Ground for the structure will be broken Wednesday after the commencement exercises when Prof William Norton professor of geology will turn the first spadeful of earth.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell College
William Norton
Peony Society Convention Delayed to June 21 23
Des Moines reports the American Peony society national convention and exhibit, originally set for June 14 16, is postponed to June 21 23 due to the late season.
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Des Moines
The
American Peony Society
Promissory Note Judgments Filed in District Court
Judgments totaling about 26000 were issued yesterday by the district court against Vernon E Fahey and Joseph Swh ner for recovery on a promissory note and mortgage. A. C. Peterson obtained the judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Peterson
Vernon E. Fahey
Cleaning Wool Garments With a Brush Before Washing
The advice stresses brushing wool garments before washing to remove dirt and dust. Wool fibers hold dust and can discolor wash water, so initial brushing reduces grime and improves cleaning results.
Wash Milk Bottles For Clean Fridge Storage
Milk bottles must be washed until perfectly clean before storing in the refrigerator. Ensure all residue is removed and bottles are dry prior to shelving.
Restores Leather with Oil Cloth Care Tips
Leather bound books may need a mild oiling and gentle dusting with a cloth to restore dried oil. The procedure aims to refresh the leather’s finish without excessive moisture.
Laundering Corduroy Care Note
Do not wring or iron corduroy after washing. Once dry, brush with a soft brush to restore pile.
Vinegar Adds Tender Firmness to Boiled Fish
The writer advises adding a little vinegar to the water when boiling fish. The vinegar purportedly makes the meat firm and tender, improving texture and bite.
Wind topples eagle at Cleveland convention route
Wind felled the American eagle statue on the eve of the Republican convention in Cleveland. The pillar supporting the eagle along the court of honor collapsed, taking down other decorations along the parade route to the convention hall.
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Cleveland
Court of Honor
Variety of Iowa notices and incidents reported across towns
Probate records reveal a $500 bequest to keep Harrington’s grave flowers. Storm Lake faces a $1 monthly rate hike after July 1, disputed by the city council. Shenandoah notes Pastor Cochran’s family goat for milk. Mason City reports $76,009 raised toward a $300,000 YMCA building campaign. Corning and other towns list celebrations, injuries, rescues, and local crimes. Des Moines announces grain and coal freight-rate hearings for July 23–24. Yale President Angell suffers a nervous breakdown ahead of commencement.
Woman Arrested in Whisky Removal Case
Mrs. George Remus of Cincinnati faces arrest over alleged complicity in the irregular removal of 30 000 gallons of whisky from a St. Louis distillery. Her husband, once summoned to testify in Washington, is serving a sentence in Atlanta federal penitentiary for conspiracy to violate prohibition laws and was also named in the indictment.
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George Remus
Cincinnati
Washington
Senatorial Committee
St. Louis
Federal
Atlanta
Woman's Guild Meeting at St. Paul's Episcopal Church
The Woman's Guild of St. Pauls Episcopal Church met with Mrs Dell Cook at 719 West Third Street this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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Woman’s Guild of St
Overseer of Poor Reappointed in Woodbury County
Charles Lebeck was reappointed Woodbury county overseer of the poor by the board of supervisors. The decision was made late yesterday before the board adjourned the semi annual session.
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Charles Lebeck
Woodbury County
County Boars of Supervisors
England Scotland and Wales Car Ownership Shared Stat
In England Scotland and Wales the survey shows one person in every hundred owns a motor car. The finding highlights regional variation in vehicle ownership and reflects mid century transport trends.
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England
Scotland
Wales
Liberalization chief says more drunks after dry law
Dr Thomas C Chalmers of Forest Hills New York told United Press that drunkenness is more prevalent today than before prohibition. He helped adopt an American Medical Association resolution for freer physician access to liquor in treatment without repealing the dry law. Dr Oscar Dowling of Shreveport opposed the move urging whisky to have no role in disease treatment.
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Chicago
Thomas C. Chalmers
Forest Hills
N. Y
United Press
Chalmers
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Dr. Chalmers
America
Oscar Dowling
Shreveport
Retreat at Trinity College Details June 20 23
A laymen retreat will be held at Trinity College from June 20 to 23 led by Rev. Michael J. O Connor S J of St. Louis. Opening exercises occur June 20 evening with mass, followed by a structured schedule of prayers conferences and meals culminating in a Monday morning mass. Registration closes June 19 with Rev. Martin O Connell at the Chancery office, 1011 Douglas Street.
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Trinity College
Michael J. O'Connor
S. J
St. Louis
Blessed Sacrament
Martin O'Connell
Chancery
Douglas Street
Elephant Haul Capabilities Across Loads
A study notes elephants can haul 15 tons of weight, lift 0.5 ton, and carry 3 tons on their backs, highlighting the species’ strength across different load types.
World Flight Commander Forced to Land in Indo China
San Francisco June 12 Trenet Lowell Smith commander of the American around the world flight was forced by engine trouble to land at Hue France Indo China yesterday. Lieuts Leigh Wade and Eric Nelson continued southward to Turane landing there and reporting Smith and his mechanic safe but the flagship motor damaged beyond repair. An American destroyer rushes from Saigon with a new motor. The fliers had reached Haiphong from Hong Kong and push on to Tulane on Indo China’s east coast.
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San Francisco
Cal
Trenet Lowell Smith
Amecan
Hue
Ino
China
Smith
Haiphong
Tuaae
Leigh Wade
Eric Nelson
Turane
Strue
Saigon
United States
Hiaiphong
Hong Kong
Tulane
Indo-China
Alleged Boxcar Thief Captured by Deputies
Edward Murphy indicted by the grand jury during the May term on a charge of robbing an oma ha boxcar and wanted on a warrant for receiving stolen property from a Milwaukee railroad car. He was arrested today by Deputy Sheriffs Frank Jipp and Ray Mahr.
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Edward Murphy
Grand Jury
Maha
Milwaukee
Frank Jipp
Ray Mahr
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College
Normal
High School
Felow
Democrats
West
Cornell
Davenport
Thomas H. Harrington
Storm Lake
Shenandoah
E. L. Cochran
Methodist Church
Culbertson
Neb
Mason City
Corning
Ed Helming
Rodman
E. Cronk
Maquoketa
Eby’s Mill
Corning—Spring Lake
Waterloo
L. J
Cedar River
Charley City
A. E. Edwards
W. E. Holdbrook
John E. Burton
Burton
State Railway Commission
E. G. Wylie
Greater Des Moines
Rowland Angell
New Haven, Conn
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
Angell
Anethes