Pleasant Visine Missionary Society Meeting Notes
The Pleasant Visine Missionary Society met at Mrs. James Zeck’s home with twenty members and four visitors. A noon cafe teria dinner followed by a business meeting and an informative lesson study.
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Visine Missionary Society
James Zeck
Aid Society
Grace Hill Moravian Church
Ed Libe
Paice
Carl Miller
Bome
Elmer Boner
Sherlock
Red Cross
Frank Anderson
Clinton hearing deferred in conspiracy arrest case
Federal officials delayed action in Clinton as lawyers for Otto Fechtner and Ernest Kohn push to quash warrants and recover seized goods. Prohibition agents pursue connections with Voelpel family and local bottling works amid unreturned agents and ongoing Davenport and Chicago inquiries.
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Chicago
Promae
Otto Feehtner
Vier
W. Voepel
Nisson
Lyman
Clinton
William Strang
James Reilly
Fulton, I
Simon Levy
Freehtner
Kohn
Reilly
Prohibition
Chicaro Bar Company
Strang
Fulton
Laws Bottling Works
The
Box Company
Voelpel
Lyman Voelpel
Chicago Specicalty Box Company
United States District Court
Travenport
Voelpels
United States District
Ross Mowrey
Newton
Towa
Voespers
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement
Iowa Bottling Company
E. W. Veespel
First Presbyterian Church Holds Annual Dinner and Meeting
Members of the First Presbyterian Church gathered for their annual dinner at 6 30 p m. The meeting followed with reports heard and officers selected: Winfield Grouse president Orville Elder vice president J C Ford treasurer H E Case secretary trustees J Ford Arthur Wead deacons Griffith Humphreys Mela Kallous Sunday school superintendent W H Harding chief usher Hermon Pauls. Reports showed growth in activity and Sunday school attendance, with Dr Eastwood noting strong member support and optimism for future church work. He welcomed new media while expecting further church expansion and influence.
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First Presbyterian’ Church
Winfield Grouse
Orville Flder
H. EK. Case
J. ©. Ford
Arthur Wead
Griffith Humphreys
Mela Kallous
W. ©. Harding
Eliief Usher
Hermon Pauls
Eastwood
Tle
First President Sun Yat-sen Buried After Controversial Coffin
The body of Dr Sun Yat-sen lies near Peking in a celestial temple as crowds attend a funeral echoing Manchu customs. A bronze coffin from Moscow was rejected as unsuitable, and Sun's last rites fulfilled with a grand, ceremonial mass.
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Dr .Sun
Journal Ads Pay
Shanghai accord denies extra territorial rights to Americans in China they do not extend to the Kwantung peninsula and southern Manchuria held by Japan under a century lease.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Kwantung Peninsula
Manchuria
Japan
Judes Purdy Sees Slayings Trigger Polish Mission Guard
United States judge in Shanghai Africa period reports over the slaying of two terrorists Baginski and Wieriorkiewicz near the Polish frontier. Authorities post guard over the quarters of the Polish Mission hero after a proposed exchange with Soviets. In London the R 33 dirigible resumes flights from its assembly shed to test routes after a long hiatus. Moscow reports the Soviet flag hoisted at Alexandrovsk in Sakhalin following treaty terms with Japan.
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Moscow
Perion
Baginski and
Wieriorkiewicz
Rosta
Alexandrovsk
Sakhalien Island
Russia
Japan
Hill Divorce Trial Opens in Lemars Maintenace Case
In Lemars the Hill divorce and separate maintenance case opens with Mrs J E B Hill seeking support and Rev Hill seeking dissolution of marriage. Other brief items note railroad leaders in Clinton praising a new cooperative plan as highly successful and a Des Moines detective aid requested for vandalism at Mount Pleasant high school. John Schmidt, 75, hanged himself blaming old age and finances in Cedar Rapids.
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Clinton—Railroad
Burlington
Mount Pleasant
Des Moines
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W. C. Hotle
Smith
Anna Springer
Margaret Wells
Society
Social Union
Hector Compe
Joh Kephart
EF. C. W. Club
L. Rothschild
Washington
Alice Meek
West Main Street
JT. Rothschild
Miss Meek
Paw
Ralph Thompson
A. W. Clow
C. J. Jungbluth
Jessy Miller
George Mann
McCrory
Stephen’s Jewelry Store Graduate Optometriss’y
Presbyterian Church
Risshi
Journal
Cable Briefs
Rand
Judes
Wilton D. Purdy
United States Court For China
London
Carolina Bedfordshire
Pulham
Major G. Scott
the Atantic
J. N. Darling
James E. Dawson
Nellie Dawson
William Wright
Moise
New Orleans
Cedar Rapidse
John Schmidt
Flart Schaffner & Marx
Mallory
Stetson
Klein Klothing Kompany
Washington, Iowa
Cheney
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