Movement For Peace Gets Results
Anna Steese Richardson, a nationally known club woman, surveys the U S women's peace movement and reports that it has moved beyond talks to concrete gains recognized by statesmen and club women alike. She cites significant progress and broad support among millions of women as evidence of the movement’s impact.
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United States
Anna Steese ‘Richardson
Peace Movement Grows Among Major National Groups
A broad coalition of nearly a hundred organizations strengthens the peace cause, led by the American Association of University Women and the National Council of Jewish Women. Washington conference shifts from debate to action with government and foreign officials, spurring a flood of letters to Congress as debates over naval appropriations intensify.
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Cause of Peace
American Association of University Women
Council of Women For Home Missions
Federation of Women’s Boards of Foreign Missions of North America
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Board of the Young Women’s Christian Association
National Council of Jewish Women
National League of Women Voters
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
National Women’s Trade Union League
World Court
Ence
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Spain
Japan
Kipton Kipton Kipton Miss Margaret Lee Kipton
The Perry Clapp reunion was held at the Clapp Sundar home with 73 present. Dinner was served at noon and the day was enjoyed. Ralph Blackwell and Mrs. Keller attended the State Fair. Mrs. Minnie Clapp and grandson Jimmy visited Elyria on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Johnson and others from Eisha shared Sunday dinner with J. Lo Brown and family.
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Charley Finley
Brown
Nelson Baumhart
Ehrig
Charles Gawn
Lo Tain
Clara Barleas
Marjorie
Charles
Oberlin
Alice Cook
Marguerite
Mabel Brown
Marian
Elyria
Everett Fletcher
Berlin Heights
F. E. Weeks
H. B. Nicolaisen
Cleveland
Walrath
Fred King
Sioux City
Jowra
William Brumby
Ashtabula
Hannah Scott
Xirs. EE. Kurtz
Sam Davidson
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Jesse Burges
Brighton
Fred Bronson
Margaret Goul
Lorain
Str
A. W. Davidson
Finley
Mrs. Brown
Selects
Chagrin Pauls
Bertha Diener
Hugo
Nellie Haigh
Otto Huene
Earl Davidson
Thelma Bartlett
Florence Davidson
Blue Hole
Castalla
Charles Finley
J. L. Brown and Daughter
C. C. Tyson's
Maynard Davidson
Minnie Davidson
Jennie Prosser
Brennan resigns as cemetery caretaker over fear of ghosts
In EILROSS Ireland Patrick Brennan quits his role as caretaker at the local cemetery stating fear of ghosts drove the decision. The text notes a dory as a flat-bottomed boat with high flaring sides and a sharp bow, valued for its riding qualities.
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Eilross
Ireland
Patrick Brennan
Fair County Night Show Highlights School Participation
On Monday night Fair Management plans a Night Show featuring performances by the county schools. Local audiences are invited to attend and cheer for student groups competing for honors in a showcase of talent.
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Fair Management
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