Mt Vernon Golfers Elect Officers At Banquet
The Mt. Vernon Country Club golfers held a dinner and meeting at the club house. Dr. J. B. Walton was elected chairman of the golf committee and Mayor Ned W. Hyernan was chosen captain of the golf team. A stump and clean up day was set for May 14 with members to work from 1 to 5 pm. Fines were authorized for nonattendance to fund club activities.
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the Country Club
Mt. Vernon Country Club
J. B. Walton
Gambler Wan
Ned W. Hyernan
Levering
Wireless gear to help Canadian fisheries scouts
The Associated Press reports Halifax April 28 that a fisheries cruiser will scout the Canadian coast this season equipped with wireless gear. When it locates schools of mackerel and other food fish, the information will be relayed to coast stations and then to fishing boats. Large vessels receive the data at sea. The program follows wartime efforts to promote fish as a food source and expand the industry with steam trawlers and many small boats. Monthly landings include over 600,000 pounds of flat fish and cod, shipped east to Winnipeg. Inland lakes and Saskatchewan also show strong catches, with more than 10,000,000 pounds of white fish annually.
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Associated Press
Halifax
N. 8
Starlong Slong
Canada
Acific
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Meeting schedule for Union Chapel Sunday services
The South Vernon Union Chapel lists Sunday afternoon meetings with pastors in charge. May 2 Rey D. C. Coburn. May 9 Rey W. Hamill Shielda. May 16 Rey J. A. Long. May 23 Ray 8 J. Cleland. May 40 Rev. William W. Hull. June 6 Rev. A. D. Mink. All city church friends are welcome at 2:80 o'clock.
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South Vernon Union Chapel
Rey
D. C. Coburn
W. Hamill Shielda
J. A. Long
Ray
J. Cleland
William W. Hull
A. D. Mink
Friends of the City Churches
South Vernon Chapel
Butler orchestra to play at North Liberty church event
The Butler orchestra led by James Florée and members Richard Manning Edo ward Wareba Beryl Myers Earl Loney and Mrs Herman Gower from North Liberty will furnish music at the North Liberty M B church next Sunday night.
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Butler Orchestra
James Florée
Richard Manning
Edoward Wareba
Beryl Myers
Earl Loney
Herman Gower
North Liberty
North Liberty M. B
Build Boulevard the Length of the State
P. M. Turner of Dickinson predicts a 400 mile highway across North Dakota from Fargo to Beach within five years with annual motor vehicle frame of 100000. The North Dakota Parks Highways Association convention urged a nationwide highway campaign and backing of federal built and maintained east west north south routes now before Congress.
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Bismarck
N. D
Fargo
Beach
P.M. Turner
Dickinson
North Dakota
National Parka Highways Association
Congress
Meghwaya
Union
Moose Initiates Class Of Eight At Hiawatha Lodge
Hiawatha lodge No 824 Loyal Order of Moose instated a class of eight candidates at a Wednesday evening meeting. Five petitions for membership were received. District Supreme Deputy Oscar Miller of Coshocton attended and delivered an interesting talk. A lunch followed the business session.
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Hiawatha Lodge
Orfler of
Moose
Oscar Miller
Coshocton
Railroads to Need Three Years of Rebuilding
Santa Fe president B Story told a banquet that it will take at least three years to restore rail efficiency and finances after government control. He cited $180 million needed for rehabilitation, 200000 cars annual capacity, and higher rates to cover costs. Carl Gray supported the timeline and urged patience from the public.
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Proos
Nanners
Gray
Storey
Santa Fe
National Drive to Measure All School Teachers' Service
A nationwide effort by a National Committee linked to the Chamber of Commerce and 64 cities aims to survey local school conditions to show the need for $2.5 billion for buildings and $200 million for higher teacher salaries. The plan, started in Cleveland, seeks to enlist communities to reveal teacher training levels, staffing, salaries, and education programs to address a growing teacher shortage and crowded schools.
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Associated Presa
New York
Secretariat of Chambers of Commerce
United States
National Committee
Chambers of Commerce
Cleveland
George D. Strayer
Columbia University
Commission On Emergency In Education
National Education Association
American City Bureau
Dr. Strayer
Herbert 8. Weet
Rochester
Harold Davidson
Eric
Pred A. Richardson
Henry Snyder
Jersey City
N. J
B. G. Jonen
J. H. Beveridge
Omaha
Neb
Raymond B. Gibbs
Kansas City
Kan
B. Price
Bridgeport
Richards Released By Akron Police
Thomas E B Richards was arrested in Akron on a forgery charge but released after authorities found he was not the wanted man. He returned to Mount Vernon citing hostility from Akron police. The piece notes concerns about domestic servants aiding theft and cites security-industry views on insured households.
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Richards
Thomas EB. Richards
Sherif Lytle
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Tolerating Theft in Domestic Servants Seen in New York
New York on April 29 reports a 26 percent rise in burglary insurance rates since new premiums took effect. Employers, wary of relying on young domestic workers, are tolerating thefts from their wardrobes as a result of the increased insurance costs and short tenure of staff.
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New York
One Security Company
Try Associated Prean
Bannerd
Papers Up To Cents Paterson Daily Newspapers
Paterson New Jersey papers announced a price increase to 3 cents per copy starting May 1, with the change effective for all three daily newspapers. Local readers will note higher costs as the week begins.
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Paterson
N. J
Nowspapers
Muzzle Order Extended by City Health Board
At a regular health board meeting Chief Parker won instructed to maintain a muzzle order for all dogs indefinitely as a rabies danger persists. The board decided dogs must be muzzled and that strays at large without a muzzle will be shot. notes will follow on lifting the order.
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Health Board
City Board of Health
Wednnesday
Parker Won
Mehenttwan
Parker
Dates Fixed for Adventist Camp Meeting at Mt Vernon
The Columbia Union conference of the Seventh Day Adventist church schedules the annual camp meeting at Mt Vernon academy grounds from August 19 to 29. Members from Seventh Day Adventists and Mooseheart youth nationwide will attend. Prominent speakers will participate in services. The camp meeting was held in Mt Vernon last year.
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Columbia Union Conference
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Mt. Vernon Academy
Mooseheart
Mt. Vernon
Howe's Great London Circus To Visit Mt Vernon May Day
Special trains and extra heavy equipment bring hundreds of workers, 200 horses, dozens of ponies, a massive menagerie including Conga the baby hippopotamus, and a three ring show to Mt Vernon on Saturday May 1. The circus promises one of the largest, best trained elephant herds and a mile long parade for a gala day.
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Tie Howe
Great
United States
Howe
Great London Circus
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