Club Notes Highlight Seasonal Socials and Elections
The H. H. Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. George Brown's home with seven members answering roll call and poetry. New officers were elected: president Mrs. Barley, vice president Mrs. Howard McAllin, secretary Mrs. S. Finch, treasurer Mrs. W. Duine. Future plans include Christmase theme work and a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. P. Og. Rosemary Club gathered with Mrs. Dewey Weeks for a congenial afternoon of fancy work and lunch. Mrs. Harold Montgomery will host a stitching event on Past Jefferson Street, and Mrs. John Jackson hosted the T. S. E. club for Christmas exchanges with guest Mrs. Glenn Zearing. Miss Bessie Longer hosted graduate nurses. State Nurses' convention report by Mrs. Anna E. House. Afternoon Bridge guests of Mrs. Virginia Warfel enjoyed red decor and a buffet lunch. The Parent Teachers meeting at Centennial School drew about twenty-six parents with dances from Minick's room and Mrs. Freshwater's Christmas talk. Shelley delivered the afternoon address on Santa Claus.
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H. H. Club
George Brown
Bariey
Howard
McAllin
Finch
W. Duine
Christ
Rosemary Club
Dewey Weeks
Washington
Bessie Longer
Iowa Avenue
Anna E. House
Miss Longer
Centennial
Minick
Dion
Freshwatee
Cr. Shelley
Santa Claus
Potash and Perlmutter Film At Fox Tells Hollywood Tale
First National release “In Hollywood with Potash and Perlmutter” draws big crowds for its early filming scene as Monty Gilas and partners argue with humor. Alexander Carr returns as Perlmutter with George Sidney as Potash and a cast including Vera Gordon Belle Bennett and Betty Blythe. Alfred Green directs Frances Marion’s scenario. engagement ends Friday at the Fox.
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Hollywood
Fox Theatre
Montague Gilass
Pleassure
Alexander Carr
Wetage Perlmutter
George Sidney
Vera Gordon
Belle Bennett
Betty Blythe
Alfred Green
Frances Marion
the Fox
Social News From Indian Creek District
Mr and Mrs Earl Barnett of Brighton spent Sunday at the Fred Garrett home. Ernest Arnold works for Earl Burroughs near Titus. D M Corpman visited in Brighton Monday. Mr and Mrs Josie Rich visited last week at the E Farrier home. Bob Garrett has been ill several days. Henry Mineart and Will Dunbar delivered hogs to Welleston Monday. Clara Warrier of Pleasant Plain visited the Illeah Or yal and Charlie Farrier homes. Pat OBrien works for Henry Mineart. Mr and Mrs O M Farrier shopped in Washington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Creek
Earl Barnett
Brighton
Fred Garrett
Ernest Arnold
Earl Burroughs
Titus
Do. M. Corpman
Josie Rich
E. Farrier
Bob Garrett
Henry Mineart
Will Dunbar
Wellseton
Clara Warrier
Pleasant Plain
Illeah
Oryal
Charlie Farrier
Clara Garrett
Sines Girls
Pat O'Brien
O. M. Farrier
Washington
Grain Growers Push Corn Price to $1.50 Plus Weekly Additions
DES MOINES December 11 The corn growers association closed its convention with a resolution urging corn prices no less than $1.50 per bushel by January 1 and a weekly five cent carrying charge until June 1. It also set a $15 per hundred price target for prime corn fed cattle on the Chicago market. I C Richardson Webster City was elected president Wm Carey Fonda vice president FE C Corrs Des Moines secretary treasurer.
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Des Moines
Corn Growers Association
Chicago
I. C. Richardson
Webster City
Wm. Carey
Fonda
FE. C. Corrs
Furtwaengler Faces Choice Between Conductor and Composer
Leipsic, Nov 23. Will Wilhelm Furtwaengler be remembered as Beethoven’s successor or for his conducting career with the Gewandhaus Orchestra. The maestro plans more outside engagements and promises a first symphony before 1924 25 ends, while two minor works raise belief in his composing talent. He already earned praise as a top European conductor since succeeding Arthur Nikisch in 1921.
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Leipsic
Willhelm Furtwaengler
Cewandhaus Orchestra
Beethoven
Arthur Nikisch
Leipsic Orchestra
Europe
Furtwaengler
Furtwaenpler
Brahms
Strauss
Nikisch
Union meeting at Wellston schoolhouse Friday for Kennedy and Ferguson
Announce a Partners Union meeting at the Wellston schoolhouse Friday at 7 30 with Kennedy and Ferguson as speakers inviting all to attend. Also notes a 7 30 rehearsal at 2672 Methodist choir and reports on the large clam bed off Florida’s southwest coast covering 150 square miles with few clam fishermen due to low demand.
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Partners Union
Wellston
Kennedy and Ferguson
United States
Florida
Thousand Islands
Training Given Boys in Farm Club Work Fine
State Secretary of Agriculture Mark G. Thornburg praised Iowa farm club work at fairs and shows as shaping the livestock industry. He cited club members winning at the International and dairy events, and noted plans to send a judging team to England. He described department consolidation improving services and outlined tuberculosis eradication funding and progress in Iowa.
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Thornburg
Associated Press
DRS Movies
Mark G. Thornburg
Lowa
Future
Towa
Thornbure
W. J. Turner
DeWitt Iowa
Barrow
Chester
Waterloo
Elvl
Marple Mountain
Des Mones
Guernsey
Miwaukee
Franklin County
England
United States
Iowa
Weather and Crop Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
C. D. Reed
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Church Is Finding Its Voice Declares Dr Swearingen
Dr H C Swearingen of St Paul Minnesota representing the new Presbyterian general council tells the National Conference that the church is finding its voice on social welfare and Christian life. He notes education extends beyond grand buildings to practical impact and humble colleges producing leaders.
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Church
Dr. H. C. Swearingen
Associated Press
Chicago
H. C. Swearingen
St. Paul, Minn
New Presbyterian General Council
Presbyterian National Conference
Edgar P Hill
Presbyterian Board of Christian ‘Education
Eastern University
la Ameries
Viringia
United States
An*akers
House of Representatives
France
England
Britain faces League inquiry on Palestine mandate
Rome dispatch reports Britain's Palestine administration will be reviewed by the League of Nations Council in December. The Permanent Mandate Commission will highlight Zionist Arab disputes over immigration and the Jewish National Home, noting immigration from Eastern Europe and Arab opposition to Jewish expansion while stressing the mandate aims to balance Arab interests with Zionist goals.
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Rome
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Great Britain
League of Nations
Permanent Mandate Commission
League
Council
Palestine
Europe
Mandatory
National Jewish Home
Nationa
Palestine Mandate Commission Hears Adminsa tion Plea
The Permanent Mandate Commission notes a clear statement by the administration repud iating Zionist designs to supplant Arabs in Palestine. The commission believes this declaration should ease anxieties threatening regional peace. Members include Marquis Theddoli Italy chair and delegates from the Netherlands France Portugal Britain Japan. Sir Herbert Samuel High Commissioner of Palestine attended the meetings.
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Palestine
Permanent Mandate Commission
Marquis Theddoli
Italy
M. van Rees
Dutch Represenive
M. Bean
France
M. Buge
Wicksell
Sweder
M. Freire
D. Lugard
Great Britain
E Orts
Bolgeha
M. Kant Mitreghita
Japan
Sir Herbert Hammner
Ice-bound worm species found in the Olympic Mountains
A scientific expedition in the Olympic Mountains reports discovery of a worm species that survives only in ice and dies when the ice melts. While photographed, researchers cannot extract live specimens from the mountains.
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Odmpic
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Harold Montgomery
Jefferson Street
John Jackson
T. S. E. Club
Glenn Zearing
Virginia Warfel
Wallace
North Second Avenue
Viaster
Methodist Choir
J. J. Miller
Sanitary Inspection Service
Journal
C. M. & F. Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Klein Klothing Kompany
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
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