Numerous Social Visits and Parties In Sioux City Chronicle
Miss Hansen Currier arrives from Smith College for summer with the Currier family. Mrs. Grady of Kansas City visits her son and daughter in law, with granddaughter Marian Grady returning home from St. Theresa's College. Various teas, luncheons, showers, and dinners honor Miss Ryan, Miss Schindler, and others, with travels to New York Chicago and Washington noted, plus club meetings and upcoming Jubilee dance events.
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Hansen Currier
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
BE. C. Currier
Margaret Grady
Kansas City, Mo
W. M. Grady
Miss Marian Grady
St. Theresa’s College
Kansas City
Smith P. T. A
Gertrude Ryan
Burton Smith
M. P. Summers
Miss Ryan
J. Manning
New York City
Sioux City
Chicago
Correspondents Named for City and South Sioux City
The Register lists accredited correspondents in Riverside Mss Vera Hanson 2431 Home Street Auto 4941 196 Morningside Mrs Anna W Williams 3604 Orleans Auto 60563 Leeds Mrs J Malloy 4224 Central Ave Auto 4921 250 South Sioux City Neb Nate Miller 86 L office 134 J residence Highland Miss Vera Hanson 831 Home Street
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The
Register
South Sioux City
Neb
Riverside
Vera Hanson
Home Street
Morningside
Anna W. Williams
Orleans
Leeds
Malloy
Central Avenue
Nate Miller
Highland
Morningside community notes and summer assignments
Extensive updates on faculty, students and local households in Morningside. Graber returns in September after study at Iowa State University. Dozens of teachers and staff listed with summer locations across Iowa and Illinois. Enrollments, receptions, club meetings and teas described with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graber
Iowa State University
Democratic contenders spark debate on presidential chances
The Democratic party faces a field of potential nominees described as unlikely to reach the likelihood class, reflecting uncertainty about who may emerge as a viable candidate this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Democratic Party
Women Do Bit for Coolidge in Nomination
United Press report from Cleveland on June 14 describes two women, Mrs. Florence Collins Porter of California and Mrs. Minnie J. Grindstead of Kansas, seconding Calvin Coolidge’s nomination at the Republican convention. Their speeches marked the women’s sole platform contribution, contrasting attire and demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Convention
Cleveland
Calvin Coolidge
Florence Collins Porter
California
Minnie J. Grindstead
Kansas
Porter
Mrs. Grinstead
Church services outline Sunday sermons and visitors
Multiple churches list sermon subjects for Sunday including The Hearts' Answer to a World Call at First Methodist Episcopal with Paul Bowers singing solo and Children’s day in the evening. Grace Reformed Preaches Will a Man Serve God for Naught. Third Presbyterian The Principles of the Christian Endeavor Society. First Christian The Word of Life with a special song service. Visitor pastors at Ninth and Court and St Johns Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
D. W. Simpson
The
Wesley Methodist Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul Bowers
H. W. Hiedeen
Grace Reformed Church
Third Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth and Court Streets
St. John’s Lutheran
Leonard Stromberg
Oakland
Neb
J. A. Quelle
Forest City
Austin Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Morningside Presbyterian Church
Mahjong hailed as the came of a hundred intelligences
A quirky note from Richmes News Leader highlights Mahjong as a game of a hundred intelligences, praising its mental challenge and breadth. The terse comment reflects a playful editorial stance on games and intellect.
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Mahjong
Richmes
News-Leader
Coolidge Remembered as Shy Man of Strong Character
Washington notes recall of Calvin Coolidge from 1894 Northampton days by a barber shop owner. The portrait highlights Coolidge's kindness, thrift, and cautious promises, plus an anecdote of returning $300 to a needy settler and paying off a landlord’s debt with integrity.
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Washington
Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
Amherst
Robert Wier
Coolidge
Wier
Clark School For the Deaf and Dumb
Grace A. Goodhue
Grace
Los Angeles
Don
Down State
John
Sunday Features on Missouri, New York and national broadcasts
Radio listings show Sunday features across KSD St Louis WEAF WFAA WLW and more. Programs include Missouri state prison band Hart Snodgrass piano and the Knox quartet with dinners and symphony concerts from stations in Jefferson City Davenport New York Springfield and Cincinnati. Monday includes Dr Sigmund Spaeth on WOR and a French program on WEZ.
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KSD
St. Louis
Grand Central
Jefferson Cry
Cc. S. T
Union
Missouri
WEAF
Capital Theater
WFAA
Dallas
Missouri State Prison Band
Hart Snodgrass
WOOC
Davenport
Knox Quartet
WJZ
New York
The
Quartermaster’s Association
Hotel Astor
G A R of Iowa Elects Officers at Convention
At the 15th annual encampment in Marshalltown William H Needham of Sigourney was elected commander of the Iowa department G A R Other officers include D B Cowles Ottumwa Orlando S Hartman Marshalltown Rev E L Wilson Wapello and Dr George W Bothwell Waterloo Mason City chosen to host the 51st encampment defeating Keokuk and Muscatine by 106 62 and 7 votes respectively
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Marshalltown
William H. Needham
R. F. Lowe
Sigourney
Iowa
Mason City
D. B. Cowles
Ottumwa
Orlando S. Hartman
E. L. Wilson
Wapello
Chapman
George W. Bothwell
Waterloo
Keokuk
Muscatine
Mother Finds Veteran By Item in Newspaper
Cedar Rapids June 14 A short paragraph in a local paper reunited a mother with her son Dan Craft and may aid his World War veteran compensation. The Red Cross ran the one time notice seeking information about Craft after he left Battle Mountain Sanatorium at Hot Springs S D on furlough.
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Cedar Rapids
Dan Craft
Red Cross
Battle Mountain Sanatorium
Hot Springs
S. D
Lost son found by Cedar Rapids mother after years apart
A son seeking wartime disability compensation drifted away after his mother remarries and changes in her name cut contact. With letters failing to reach her, the pair lost track for 12 years until she traveled from Muscatine to Cedar Rapids and they were reunited.
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Cedar Rapids
Tillie Howard
Muscatine
C. L. Yetvitz
Marshalltown Farm Picnic Plans Set for June at Riverview Park
Marshalltown Iowa January 14 The annual farm bureau picnic will be held Tuesday June 17 at Riverview park. Expected crowd surpassing 4000 last year. Music by the Chapel band from Green Mountain area. Prof R K Bliss Amesia director will speak. Doubles horse shoe event features Olson brothers Dunbar against F C Davis and C W Hollingsworth Bangor. Township champion to be decided by points with Washington last year’s winner.
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Marshalltown
Farm Bureau
Riverview Park
Green Mountain
R. K. Bliss
Agricultural Extension Department
Amesia
Olson Brothers
Dunbar
F. C. Davis
C. W. Hollingsworth
Bangor
Davis
Hollingsworth
Washington Township
LeMars Man Injured by Plunge Down Shaft
E. R. Green of LeMars was injured when he walked into an open elevator shaft at a local furniture store. He fell to the bottom, breaking his collar bone and sustaining severe head bruises. He remains hospitalized and slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Green
LeMars
Green
Vaudeville Actor Suffers Meat Lodged in Windpipe at Sioux City Dinner
Sioux City dinner scene ends in a medical scare as a vaudeville actor coughs up a meat fragment lodged in his windpipe. Emergency aid administered on site, actor stabilized and taken to hospital for observation.
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Sioux City
Register
Des Moines
Brother Sister Win Dance Prize at Jubilee Championship
Earl Coleman and sister Ruth won first place in the Diamond jubilee tri state fox trot contest held before the courthouse. A silver loving cup and gold medal were awarded to the Colemans, with H. W. Turner and Dolores Maloy earning second honors with bronze medals. Over 1,000 spectators filled Douglas Street as eight other pairs competed.
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Earl Coleman
Ruth
Court House
Miss Coleman
Coleman
H. W. Turner
Dolores Maloy
Colemans
Douglas Street
Sixth
Seventh
William Volderberg
Viola Yuster
J. R. Donald
Pearce Olson
Cecile Tattleman
Phil Anderson
Opal Maynard
Frank Cohrt
Edna Teller
Clifford Massie
Agnes Brooks
Harris Boughton
Marie Minear
Court Exhausts Panel In Klan Trial at Lilly
Ebensburg Pa June 13 After 11 jurors for the first murder case in the Lilly riot of April 5 the panel was exhausted and court adjourned to summon more jurors Nolle prosse requested for 13 defendants acquitted yesterday on riot charges Thirty one held for affray and assault face the murder indictment Separate trials granted for each defendant Weimer to try Samuel Evans alleged klansman wounded on the night of the clash
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebensburg
Nolle Prosse
Finletter
Weimer
Samuel Evans
South Fork
Thirteen Has Real Meaning For Woman On The 13th Floor
New York observes Friday the 13th as Mrs. John Stelle of the Waldorf Astoria notes many 13s in her life. She was born on the 13th, married on the 13th, and has worked on the 13th floor for 13 years. Her name has 13 letters and she opened a savings account with book number 1313.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Stella
Waledorf
Ground Is Broken for New Commerce Home
Ground for the new Marion Law Memorial geology and biology building at Cornell college was broken after commencement by Professor William H. Norton. Rev. Marion Law funded the project, a former Cornell student living in San Diego, Cal. One wing will house the physics department and connect to the law building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Fraf
William H. Norton
Cornell
Marion Law
San Diego
Cal
Law
Land Deflation Sparks Tax Refund for Boone County Man
Frank A. Lindgren, a retired Ogden man, faced losing the farm after selling it in 1920 and paying $1,800 in income tax. The land deflation wiped out his profit, but now a refund plus interest totaling $1,800 has been issued by the Internal Revenue Department after his legal appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone, Ja
Internal Revenue Department
Boone County
Frank A. Lindgren
Ogden
Lindgren
Bandits Hold Up Detroit Bank and Escape With 7000
Three bandits robbed a northwest side Peninsular State bank branch at closing time in Detroit and fled with seven thousand dollars from the vault and cashier's cage. A fourth bandit waited outside in a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Peninsular State Bank
Germany Estimates Potash Reserves at 20 Billion Tons
Germany reports a measured reserve of crude potash salts totaling about 20 billion tons. The estimate reflects extensive mineral deposits and potential future extraction prospects for the German potash industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Summer Bible School Organizes Across LeMars
LeMars churches join to run a summer Bible school with about 150 children enrolled. Other towns report activites from district conventions to junior and senior events, including anti klan tensions and local civic matters.
Deaths in Iowa: Reed Plazel Tate
Guthrie Center area resident Reed 78 a livestock raiser and Civil War veteran died after paralysis. Survived by wife and three children Dana Melvin and Mrs. Charles Fogt. Reed owned land in Valley Township and Washington County Illinois. Also Nashua resident Thomas Plazel 86 died after sudden illness and stroke four hours after arriving at granddaughter Mrs Miller. He leaves seven children. Manning Mrs Mary Tate 77 died with husband Martin Tate having died earlier. she lived in Henry County 47 years.
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Guthrie Center
Clearcius Reed
Dana
Los Angeles
Melvin
Charles Fogt
Reed
Valley Township
Washington County
Ill
Nashua
Thomas Plazel
P. B. Miller
Manning
Mary J. Tate
Martin Tate
Henry County
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E. H. Slopejuy
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Scottish Society
Heather Club
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Mt. Vernon Academy
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T. J. McCarty
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Bernice Keefe
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Cooper School
Mary Lord
National Teachers’ Association
Bertha Finch
Franklin School
Mabel Olson
Washington School
Elsie Halsne
Longfellow School
M. F. Graber
Morningside College
F. W. Schneider
Marian Fortier
Minneapolis, Minn
Grant Fortier, Jr
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HR. Wesley Brown
Herrick, S. C
Jacob Leamer
Donald E. Weidel
Ames
A. V. Weidel
Fourth Avenue
Longfellow
H. J. Ludgate
Fifth Avenue
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Newton
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South Newton Street
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C. F. Anderson
Oleans Avenue
Fred Cooley
Sixth Avenue
Chapel Aid Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church
Detconess Home
Garretson Avenue
W. H. Christy
Edne Williams
W. A. Patton
F. A. Shelstad
Missionary Society of the Morningside Presbyterian Church
James A. Belt
Philippines
Order of Eastern Star
Morningside Masonic Hall
Lois Haas
Elizabeth Bradley
Whittier
Fourth
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FE. E. Bovee
Olive Street
Leona Martin
Eilen Bergh
Mildred Terhune
State Normal School
Cedar Falls
Helen Dalby
Brooklyn
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Denver
Colo
Florence Felten
Scranton
Margaret Hughes
Webster City
Clarice Hartman
Maryville
Bessie Allin
Nebraska University At
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Lois
Robert Jessup
Lyman
Edith Jessup
Presho
Charles Bridge
Norfolk
John Davenport
Sioux Trail
Helen Scott
East Junior High School
Stromsberg
Scott
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dorothy Shumate
Mrs. L. KE. Sherwood
Arthur
A. J. Keister
Grant Avenue
Herron
Martha Lynn
Minneapolis
van Buren Avenue
James T. Coffee
M. R. Smith
C. J. Rolfes
Pearl Stoltz
Edith Montgomery
Edith Royky
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A. L. Paterson
Salix
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Richard Stevens
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Schmoller & Mueller Hall
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Merrill, Ta
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Florence Cheek
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Harrison Avenue
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Quimby, Ia
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Lilly
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Page County
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Monticello
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W. A Parker
Mt. Pleasant
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Iowa Wesleyan College
J. F. Allendar
Corning
Royal Sutton
Moreston Gray
Here
Shenandoah
Carl Wenstrand
Denison
E. B. Spottwood
Westside
Council Bluffs
Iowa City
Johnson County Bankers’ Association
W. H. Bender
Grinnell
Dubuque
Timothy Connolly
Earl Rosenbach
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Harcourt
Arthur J. Challgren
Challgren
Harcourt Savings Bank
Earl Cochran
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