Students Lead Peaceful Revolution in China Says YWCA Secretary
Miss Harriet Smith, on furlough from the YWCA in Shanghai, describes how about 20 000 Chinese students formed the Chinese Students Patriotic Society after the first peace treaty draft. They toppled militarists, organized through guilds, pressed for anti Japanese policy, and supported literature in phonetic script.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Smith
China
Bernice Griswold
Young Women's Christian Association
Shanghai
Peking
Chinese Students' Patriotic Society
Weitles
iShantung Ba
Japan
Jansen
Stunents
Miss Smith
Shanshal
Mer
Alisa
Timan
Republic
Local notices from Woden and Wesley neighborhood
Wm Skinner of Woden plans December business and a move to town with his wife. Fred Klam of Wesley sells his farm and moves to Minois next spring. Fred C Banda from Woden welcomed a ten pound boy last Monday. both mother and baby well. Carrie Hansen injures her arm after a stair fall. Basket social at high school gym next Wednesday. proceeds to athletic club. Jelderks Bros thresh 135 bushels of beans. J. H. Winter of Buffalo Center visits Titonia. T. M. Heifner finishes shucking corn as one of the early birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woden
Skinner
Fred Klam
Wesley
Tople
Minois
Fred C. Banda
Fred
Carrie
C. P. Hansen
Dr. Sartor
Jelderks Bros
J. H. Winter
Buffalo Center
Titonia
T. M. Heifner
Local Notes Cover Union Visitors and Moves
Union area notes document residents visiting relatives and moving or planning changes. Mrs. George Carroll attended a mothers and daughters club meeting at the Frank Hofius home. Olliver Graham rented the Will Peters farm and will move in spring. Robert Moore moves family to Oelwein for a Standard Oil job. Melborn Fairbanks plans Phoenix winter study and health benefit. A nurse will be hired to teach home nursing in the Kossuth community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll
Mothers and Daughters Club
Union
Frank Hofius
R. E. Clemmons
Waterloo
B. V. Daniels
Mabel Sharpe
Lone Rock
Steve Sharpe
Olliver Graham
Will
Mr. Peters
Clarence Moore
A. J. Traier
Ind
E. 0. Chipman
Algona
Robert Moore
Oelwein
Standard Oil Co
H. O. Buet
Melborn Fairbanks
Pheonix Arizona
Mysifc
Nis Health
Allen Carr
Stoddard
A. N. Moore
Elsworth
Iowa
A .M. Moore
Nebr
Walter Rike
Alabama
M. L. Stoddard
Grace Beane
Win Stahl
A. B. Cunningham
F. O. Stow
Leonard Shelton
B. Clarke
Kossuth
Community Notes From Manning Area Items
Local reports include visits, family updates, and health news from Manning and nearby areas. Mrs. A C Holding returns home after a visit. Miss Della Dawing assists school pupils. Mrs Ed Trainer recovers from appendicitis. A twin baby dies. funeral held at Armstrong cemetery. Epworth League to meet at Wim Miller home. Des Moines and Ames trips noted for lodge events. Funeral for Mrs. J F Dettman and other community happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Holding
Manning
Della Dawing
Algona
Ed. Trainer
B. P. Elsworth
Veda Steil
Argonat
J.B. Clarke
Armstrong
Creamery Company
Wm. Strickler
Vogel
Walter Smith
L. Whitehill
Epworth League
Wim. Miller
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
Des Moines
R. L. Lamoreux
Anna Schafer
Titania
James Stewart
A. A. Graham
8. Sharpe
Carrie Olson
Ames
Rebecca Grand Lodge
J. F. Dettman
John Cleent
Bessie
Clement
Hettinger
Whitehill
Clara Meinzer
Dan Lovestead
Hallock
Minn
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Visitors and social calls noted at multiple homes
A list of visitors and social calls is recorded for various households including Mr. and Mrs. Bingham, Miss Mary Spieker, the Dingman, McCall, Wiegand, and Eden families. Wednesday and Sunday gatherings, plus local errands and Britt/Crowded out notices, appear throughout the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Alice Wise
Also Mentioned on This Page
Students’ Patriotic Association
Burt News
Wilson
Grayson
Francia “X. Darclum
Sterling Ruffin
Gow de Schweinitz
R. Stitt
U.S. Nai
Burt
Aberdeen
Col
E. E. Schwietert
First National Bank