Fred G Bale Addresses Large Crowd at Chautauqua Debate
Fred G Bale of Columbus Ohio delivered a forceful talk on Destiny of Democracy at the Chautauqua. He argued preparedness includes health of future citizens and urged reforms in marriage laws and education. A League of Nations debate by J C Boyd and J L Lockhart followed.
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Fred G. Bale
Chautauqua
League OF Nations
Columbus
Ohio
Tauqua
Alice Shrode
J. Cyd
Keokuk
J. L. Lockhart
Washington
America
Heol
Hoves
Bale
Mr. Ale
Alice Shrode Co
J. ©. Boyd
Bl Breakhart
Chicago lecturer to speak on Americas Part in World Future
Tuesday at Chautauqua Dri Loures of Chicago University will lecture in the afternoon on Americas Part in the World Future. Several Washington residents heard him say he is exceptionally fine. The Chicago Ladjes quartet will perform a full program tonight, offering a notable entertainment.
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Boys Club
Dr. Ball
Bertha Farner Co
George W. Bunton
DR Boys' Club
Bertha Farner Company of
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Rall
Brotherhood and the Nations
Chicago Ladies’ Quartet
Soares
Chicago University
America
Bale
Dri Loures
Washington
Chicago
Coucous
Dr. Bell
Church
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God
Nickie
Bertha Farner Company Tops Monday Chautauqua
A big Monday program features the Bertha Farner company for afternoon and evening. The Farner troupe, new to chautauquas, charges 50 cents here after Fairfield's 75 cent admission. Miss Farner is a leading vocal soloist with three assistants. Dr. George W. Bunton will deliver the afternoon lecture noted for his platform skill.
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Bertha Farner
Fairfield
Farner
Miss Farner
George W. Bunton
Paradise
Chautauqua
Bertha Farner Company
Huxford
Donald Ross
Ralf Silas Ross
Cook
Brookhart
Lloyd Swift
Trounds
Chautauqua Notes and Lectures At Local Event
The article covers lectures by Dr Bale urging civic reform, Swiss Yodlers concert success with encores, Bible talks by Dr Ball and Dr Ball’s emphasis on active faith, camp activities, Sunday services, and management updates about admission prices and camper conduct at the chautauqua grounds.
Pageant to Feature Dances at Chautauqua Finale
Early events noted with bells at 9 45 and 10 o clock. A girl dances the minuet at the girls tent and Miss Jensen trains participants for the closing pageant. Newcomers may join Monday with easy parts and practice times urged for prompt attendance. A large crowd of children visited the tents yesterday and this morning.
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Miss Jensen
Local visits noted by area residents this week
Mies Ethel Lowry visited Pleasant Plain this morning while Mies Alma Corpman traveled to Ft. Madison. Mrs. Charles Lemley and daughter Mildred went to Fal mouth Kentucky to see relatives. Mrs. L. M. Williams returned home after visiting her son Clarence Williams. Mrs. Sprong of Des Moines attended a Christian church convention and left this morning. Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell began a car trip this week.
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Mies
Ethel Lowry
Pleasant Plain
Alma Corpman
Ft. Madison
L. M. Williams
Clarence Williams
Minnesotans plan visits amid travels and family updates
Residents will tour Minneapolis and St Paul and some lake areas while Mrs B C Deane and her daughter from Kansas City visit friends and plan to visit Katheryn Tallman in Keota. Mr and Mrs Marion Kipp of Winfield and baby Mary Frances arrived from Mineral Illinois to stay with Mr and Mrs W S Green. Major John Steck spent time with his mother Mrs H F Steck and prepares to depart for Owosso Michigan to visit brothers Fred and Henry Steck.
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B. C. Deane
W. G. Burkett
Kansas City
Keota
Marion Kipp
Mary Frances
Winfield
Mineral, Ill
John Steck
H. F. Steck
Owosso
Mich
Iowa City
Sproatt
Bile Brothers
Fred and
Henry Steck
Magazine Subscription Offer and Contact
Subscriptions available with price lists for clubs and access to any magazine. Call 59 Red or write in care of the Journal for Nita Belle McKoon, agent.
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Nita Belle McKoon
Solon Suggests A Strike In Congress
Washington acts to curb the so called contagion of strike disease Senator Thomas of Colorado proposes union like action by senators and a refusal to legislate until conditions and reelection assurances improve. He notes growing money in elections as a sign of the era.
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Colorado
Washington
Thomas
Senate
Congress
Strikers Guard Factory as Strike Talks Open at City Hall
Strikers posted 25 watchmen inside and outside Keystone wire mill buildings to deter trouble as officials meet a strike committee at city hall. A conference was expected to advance plans to end the dispute.
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