Widowed Mother Receives Medal in Chicago Ceremony
Widowed mother of six, Mrs Llew, was awarded the Culha Mo Mother of 1917 medal by Samuel Cardinal Sleiteh, Archbishop of Chicago. She operated large family estates after her husband’s death. In 1931, he gave the award at a National Catholic Conference on Family Life meeting. She urged caring for children with a smile and prayer, noting two of her children have died while two daughters, a priest son, and a doctor son survive.
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Chicago
Atre
Kany
Samuel Cardinal Sleiteh
Mra. Llew
National Catholic Conference
Lins
Mra
Liea
Democrats Claim Trade Barriers Hit History
Representative Murray Ti-Wig of Whit hington asserts the Democratic administration erected more trade barriers than any prior government. He cites a Brannan letter on tobacco seed export bans as evidence, arguing the Kerr Act and Smoot-Hawley tariffs harm good neighbor policy and U S agriculture. Local notes list visitors and travel from Florida, Massachusetts and New York residents.
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Whithington
Murray Ti-Wig
Democralig
Hiae
Severn
Murray
House
Charles F. Brannan
Branwyn
China
Gur
Exporta
USA
Wig Department
Congrueseman Kerr
North Carolina
Hietter
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Henry A. Wallace
Henry
Gi Country
Family Visits and School Cupping Event in Pittsfield
Mr and Mrs Thomas Wheeler and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Manny spent a week with relatives and attended a cupping exercise at the Training School near Mercy Hospital in Pittsfield Musa on March 4. Their daughter Helen Manny was among the training students capped. Mr Thomas Mes Agnes Wisan hosted Sunday guests including Miss Ary Wilam Thomas and lthel Billy and daughter lthel at Brn.
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Sarah Holzer
John Holser
Poestenkili
Snell
Bert Bullion
Blorida
Michael Stehr
Deforestville
Nellie Bateman
Lara Heynolde
Anna Burdick
Florida
Martha Scanlon
Pittsfield
Mass
Ernest Reynolds
Elizabeth Wheeler
Corton
Thomas Wheeler
Lawrence Manny
S Shop
Mentorlat
Mercy Hospital
Musa
Helen Manny
Meo
Ary Wilam
Thomas
Don
Billy
Lthel
Mr. Thomas
Mes
Agnes Wisan
Brn
Teachers in Smaller Towns Get Husbands Easier
Dr Nelson notes rural educated women who pursue teaching tend to marry sooner than those entering city programs. From 1020 rural education graduates, 13 of 14 who completed the course married. the fourteenth likely did as well. He argues combining rural teaching with home economics boosts marriage prospects and employability.
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J. Nolaan
State ‘Teachers College
Saya
Nelson
Havron
Nelson Usks
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