Scottish society and club events calendar highlights
Tomorrow features a Heather club dance at K of S hall and an official opening day for Council Oak camp. Ladies' Day includes golf luncheon and bridge at the country club, followed by a dinner and orchestra dance. D A RB annual Flag Day picnic at Council Oak camp and Presbyterian C E picnic are also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Society
Heather Club
K. of S.hall
Council Oak Camp
Dridge— Country Club
Country Club
D. A. RB
Council Gak
Presbyterian C. E
Ruth McBurney Wed to Ss. Andrew Stouffer in Onawa
Miss Ruth McBurney daughter of Rev D A McBurney and Ss Andrew Stouffer son of S M Stouffer Sac City Ia were married at the bride’s Onawa Iowa home officiated by Rev McBurney. The bride wore ivory satin with a real face court train and brilliants in the drapery. A shower bouquet of white rosebuds sweet peas and lilies of the valley completed her ensemble. Mrs Herbert French sister of the bride played the processional. Stouffer a Bronx City High School graduate Morningside College alum and Harvard post grad will live in Sac City. Mr Stouffer is editor of the Sac Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rachel McBurney
D. A. McBurney
Andrew Stouffer
S. M. Stouffer
Sac City
Onawa
Herbert French
Columbia
Birs. Stouffer
Bronx City High School
Morninegide College
Philomathian Club
Sioux City
Stouffer
Sac Sun
Morningside
Harvard
Correspondents for The Register City News
The Register lists accredited correspondents in all city sections and South Sioux City Nebraska. Contacts include Riverside Vera Hanson at 2831 Home Street phone Auto 4941-196 Morningside Anna Williams 3604 Orleans Auto 66563 Leeds J C Malloy 4224 Central Ave Auto 4921-250 South Sioux City Nate Miller 134-J residence office 86-L Highland Vera Hanson 2831 Home Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Register
South Sioux City
Neb
Riverside
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Morningside
Anna W. Williams
Orleans
Leeds
J. C. Malloy
Central Avenue
Women to Keep Things Stirred Up Says Lucey
In a Cleveland interview June 13, Lucey lauds women at the republican national convention saying they will mix things up for the better. She argues women belong in politics as much as men and urges younger and older women to participate, even joking about women who smoke or bob their hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Northampton
Massachusetts
Ireland
Beverly visitors spend summer with Gordon family
Mrs. Chester Cope and her daughters Peggy Betty and Jeanne from Beverly Massachusetts arrived Wednesday to stay the summer with Mr. and Mrs. William Gordon at 2219 Jackson Street. Those chosen to act as alternates are Mrs. Horace Wulf Mrs. Ella Foley Mrs. Fred Johansen Mrs. Harry Weaver and Mrs. J C Gehan. White Mrs W H Scott is also noted in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cope
Peggy
Betty
Jeanne
Beverly
Mass
William Gordon
Jackson Street
Morningside Social Roundup Hints at Summer Travels
Local notes recount Miss Dorothy Smith visiting Fort Dodge, Prof Carl Hoy and family departing for Wisconsin, and various residents returning to summer homes or hosting gatherings. Guests from several towns visit Starlight club events, and school construction begins on a four room addition to Washington school with a 24000 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Smith
Iowa State College
Ames
Charles Smith
Fifth Avenue
Smith
Fort Dodge
Carl B. Hoy
Gregory
S. C
Hoy
Wisconsin
B. J. Bergeson
Elsa Peterson
Plymouth Street
Starlight Club
Florence Surber
Nebraska State University At
Lincoln
W. E. Surber
St. Aubin Avenue
Maggie Davis
Leslie
Thelma
Linn Grove
Morningside
Bessie Woods
Donald Woods
Lilley, Web
Denver
Colo
Yellowstone National Park
Marie DeWitt
Fourth Avenue
Fred Burmiester
Morris Wagner
Martha Vickers
State Normal School
Greely, Cole
S. A. Vickers
South Lemon Street
A. W. Crouch
LeMars
Herman van Dyke
L. G. Garnet
Peters Avenue
A. Amsden
Otto
Farmington
N. M
C. SP. Miller
Cleveland Avenue
Sheldon
Sanborn
Queen Esther
Grace Methodist Church
Alice Butcher
T. C. Stevens
Oceanside
Cal
Washington School
Martha and
Bushnell Streets
Memorial Baptist Church
Roy Johnson
Hazel Sheeley
Portage
Wis
Lois Riley
Leech Avenue
F. G. Iddings
Morningside Avenue
Lucky XIII Club
Nellie
Jennie Tott
Orange City
Herman Tott
Hubert Tott
Mulberry Avenue
St. James Church Activities Include Mission Study
Visitors Stella and Keath from Ashland Nebraska and Mildred Moss from Milford Nebraska arrived to visit at the Lurber home on St Aubin street. Miss Gladys Yeaman hosted Miss Wave Smith from Cedar Rapids Iowa for bridge and entertained friends. The Woman's Home Missionary Society met with Mrs George Reed to hear a talk on Home Mission Plans for next year and Spanish school work in California described by T E Stevens. Ladies Aid met with Mrs A Corstad and the pastor Rev Simpson led a study on Japan at Cypress and Fourth Street Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella and Keath
Ashland
Neb
Mildred Moss
Milford
W. E. Lurber
St. Aubin Street
Gladys Yeaman
St. Aubin Avenue
Wave Smith
Cedar Rapids
Miss Yeaman
Bridge
Miss Smith
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St
A. Smith
T. E. Stevens
Oceanside
Cal
California
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. James Methodist Church
A. Corstad
Magnolia Street
Cypress
Simpson
Japan
Pasture Decline vs Crop Expansion Over Four Decades
Over the past forty years pasture land shrank by roughly three million acres annually while crop land grew by about four and a half million acres each year, reflecting a major shift in land use.
Population vs Livestock Growth Gap in the United States
Over the past three decades the U S population has expanded more quickly than the supply of livestock. Analysts note a widening imbalance between human numbers and farm animal stocks, with potential effects on food systems and rural economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Honors Awarded to Sioux City High School Graduates
Dorothy Day and Fred Davey received special honors at the Sioux City high school graduation in the school auditorium. Day earned a gold history scholarship medal from the Sons of the American Revolution. Davey won a $25 Kiwanis prize for civics economics and sociology. Honorable mentions went to Helen Tiedeman Margaret Hedlund Theodora McCornack. The class numbered 220. The ceremony included music by the school orchestra piano solos violin performances and the commencement address by Rev. Frank B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Day
Ifred Davey
Sioux City
Miss Day
Sons of the American Revolution
Fred Davey
Kiwanis Club
Helen Tiedeman
Margaret Hedlund
Theodora McCornack
John H. Andress
First Congregational Church
Brownie Wood
Frank Bb. Smith
Omaha
Neb
Leon Galinsky
A. G. Heitman
Leeds Social News Highlights and Upcoming Local Events
Miss Goldie Savage receives a miscellaneous shower hosted by sister Miss Ilda Savage with 16 guests. The Olivet Presbyterian Sunday school plans a children's program for June 15 at 7 30 PM. Local residents plan camping trips and travels to Waterloo and Correctionville. The Rebekah lodge district convention meets June 14, and Olivet church members will provide meals for attendees. Mr C W Montgomery visits his brother in Leeds.
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Olivet Presbyterian Sunday School
Rebekah Lodge
Leeds
The
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Domestic animals outnumber people in the country
The record notes that the population of domestic animals is roughly twice that of humans in the nation, reflecting a large pet and livestock presence compared to the human count.
Vast eastern lands suited only for tree growth noted
A historical report claims about 81 million acres east of the Mississippi are suitable only for forest growth. The observation highlights land quality and regional resource potential in the era’s ecological discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Women Reach Coveted Goal at Cleveland
United Press dispatch reports from Cleveland on June 12 showing women delegates at the Republican convention focused on equal representation on the national committee rather than vice presidential selections. They hold 150 voting power with men but see men caucusing for VP choices, leaving women largely sidelined.
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Cleveland
Cleveland, O
Radio Station Listings and Farm Notes
Program schedules from WEAF WGY WDAF WOO and WMC list performances and dramas at 7 to 8:30 p m eastern/central time. Additional notes advise on sheep dip as disinfectant for incubators and report farm co operatives handled over 2 billion dollars in products last year with mineral as a hog development essential part of ration.
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WEAF
New York
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
WGY
Schenectady
Edward Shelkion
Boss
WDAF
Kansas City
Wdaf Minstrels
Star Radio Orchestra
WOO
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
WMC
Memphis
Harris Memorial Choir
Christian Union to Meet in June in Sioux City
The Iowa Christian Endeavor union convention runs June 20 22 in Sioux City with speakers including Dr Vahan H Vartanian C E Ashcraft and Admiral Kaun's son. Sessions at First Congregational church with closing services at First Baptist church. state banquet Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vahan H. Vartanian
Iowa Christian Endeavor Union
Sioux City
Out of the City
C. E. Ashcraft
York College
York
Neb
Peter Kaun
Admiral Kaun
Stanley B. Vandersall
Boston
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Jones
Buena Vista College
Wettstone
Dubuque University
First Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Union
W. W. Williams
Willis Fleetwood
Pilgrims to Rome Face Housing Strain in Holy Year
Rome authorities prepare for more than 2,000,000 pilgrims in 1924 as the Holy Year draws near. The Vatican and city government will arrange lodging in convents and monasteries to accommodate the influx of poorer pilgrims arriving for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Vatican
Co operatives Handle Grain Dairy and Livestock
More than 5500 cooperatives operate across sectors including grain dairy products and live stock, coordinating markets and supply chains.
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FE. J. Siniff
St. Paul Park
Minn
Louis Siniff
Herbert Freese
Sioux Falls
S. D
Katheryn Wolcott
City
Margaret Shoup
Nebraska Street
Edward C. Palmer
Continent
England
Helen M. Waite
Chicago
Henry Rice
West Fifteenth Street
C. T. Coleman
John Steinbeck
Yankton
8. D
Steinbeck
G. Grap
Olaf Hanson
Gloria
Sadie Dreyfoos
Mary Scroggs
Monticello Seminary
Godfrey
Lucille
Town State University
Spenior
J. T. Scroggs
Lake Okoboji
Gladys Holmes
H. H. Holmes
Stewart Avenue
Smith College
Northiampton
Louise Talmer
Aamd
Theodore Falmer
Twenty-Eighth Street
Grinnell College
Genevieve McClure
E B. McClure
E. ~I. Club
Mrrs
D. H. Burederfer
Twenty Eighth Street
L. Gilbert
Summit Street
A. B. Gould
Fielen Louise Gould
Evanston
E. C. Tompkins
Davidson Tea Room
of the Legion Auxiliary
Mason City
W. A. Coomer
L. B. Forsling
Anna Kane
G. L
Lucey
James Lucey
President Coolidge
H.S
Fred Davey Kiwanis Prize
Goldie Savage
Mr. B. Allseth
Ilda Savage
H. A. Thatcher
Harold
Donald
Floyd Avenue
Sioux River
Correctionville
Charles N. Savage
Springfield Avenue
Will Seaaturday
Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Savage
Sioux CitiJeades and Labor Assembly
International Women's Union Laber League
C. W. Montgomery
Luton
S. H. Montgomery
Tyler Avenue
Women’s Aid
Dorothy
Shumate
United Press Convention
Butler
Mrs. Upton
Christian Union
Endeavor Society
Kilgour, Maynards Mulholland Shoes
Fourth Street
By Lucille van Slyke
Lucille van Slyke
Molly Benedict
Dexter Hatch
Molly
Clarence Collins
Argonne
Lilla Allerfon
Clarence
Mison Gordon
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