Various Society Meetings Highlight Community Life
The Centennial Parent-Teacher Association and multiple clubs held regular gatherings at local schools and homes. Officers were elected, programs and entertainments detailed, and plans for future beautification, education events, and social activities announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial
Parent-Teachers Association
Echool
Ill Cox
Willard Wylie
Hayes Crayton
Parent-Teacher Association
Wallace School
Carl Jungbloth
Misa Cora Irwin
Lawrence Wilson
Florence Brookhart
Charles Thomas
Clinton McGee
R. E. Shannon
Community Club Meetings and Notices Page
A collection of announcements lists meetings at the Masonic Temple and chapter gatherings with dates and hosts. Other notices include church events at the First United Presbyterian and West Chester Baptist church Easter activities, bake sale details, and Knights of Pythias and Presbyterian choir notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larnes Aid Society
The
First United Presbyterian Church
West Chester Baptist Church
McAvoy's
Governor Hammill Still Has Not Used Veto Power
Des Moines report notes Governor Hammill has not yet vetoed any bills from the legislature and may set a historic pattern this session. Other items list church events bake sales and club notices from local organizations including Christian church ladies and the Baptist ladies with planned activities and meetings across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
Des Moines
Hammilll
Governors veto record highlights Kaiser Kendall standout
The veto ledger shows Governor Kendall as the most prolific vetoer in state history with seven disapproved bills during two sessions. Notable acts blocked include the public utilities and gasoline tax bills. Earlier vetoes credited to Cummins Carroll Clarke Harding and Kendall span 1906 to 1923, covering long and short haul railroad measures and other fiscal and policy bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
State Law Library
Kendall
Cummins
Hammill
Cummina
First White House Bride Lacey Payne Washington
Lacey Payne Washington, sister of Mrs Dolly Madison, became the first White House bride when she wed Associate Justice Todd of the United States Supreme Court. The marriage occurred at the President's mansion in 1811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacey Payne Washington
Dolly Madison
White House
Todd
United States Supreme Court
Composition of Chalk and Its Uses
Chalk is a soft earthy limestone variety formed mainly from sea bottom accumulations of shells of foraminifera and siliceous spicules from sponges. When mixed with a binding substance it serves as a writing material and is widely advertised.
St Paul’s education in Jewish law and Grecian learning
The text notes Paul’s training in Jewish legal scholarship and his familiarity with classical literature, especially Greek. It mentions many East learning seats, including a university in his native Tarsus, Cilicia.
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St. Paul
Tarsus
Cilicia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Navajo Club
EF. B. Wammer
East Main Street
Joe Porter
George Maxwell
Pp. N. Amwyl
Harry Davis
West Chester
Mrs. Cherry
Devise
Abie
W. A. Carpenter
Cora Fields
Mi Jemw
A. Aa. Ward
Carpenter
Irene Chadwick
J.T. Chadwick
Earl Birney
H. H. Club
George Brown
W. D. Hesseltine
H. H. Glub
Asa Harter
Washington
George Finch
Walter Harter
Harter
Fred Palmer
Oscar Hughes
Oneita Palmer
Mr. Sproutl
Lily
West Chester High School
Mr. Whitlock
Cook's Cafe
Whitlock
Florence Huber
Sheffield
Westphal
East Side
Ethel Flynn
Masonic Temple
Boyd Berdo
Friendship Club
Ste Foster
Eureka S. 8
Moose Lodge
Philathea
J. J. Miller
Knights of Pythias
L. A. Jones
C Cc
Presbyterian
Iowa
Clarke
Ream
Ladies of the Christian Church
Mitchellat Market
South Marion
Notic
Baptist
Stanley Miller
Military Hall
Second United Presbyterian Church
Governor Carroll
Oregon
United States
Public Utilities Combine
Apostle Man of
Learning
Ancaster
K. M. Bridges & Coo
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Emery
Klein Klothing Kompany
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