Missionary Miss Lang Visits In Chinese Dress
Mrs. A. A. Vinz hosted two Baptist mission societies at her home to hear Miss Bertha Lang speak on China. Lang described Chinese people and customs with dolls and miniature scenes, detailing Ping Yang station in Chekiang and plans to return to China next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Vinz
the Baptist Church
Bertha Lang
China
Naiives
Miss Lang
Ping Yang
Chekiang Province
America
Local Couple Wed in Meth Dist Parsonage Ceremony
A city couple married yesterday at two o clock in the Methodist parsonage with Dr W W Bowers performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants included Berle McKune and Vera Christner of Washington. They plan to establish a farm south of town. Hostesses Miss Isabelle Davis and Miss Gertrude Hammer hosted a dancing party at the Hammer home on East Main street with refreshments at Mezannine gardens. Attendees away at school included Max McCall Beaver Falls Pa James Sexton University of Minnesota Dunham Morrison Grinnell Wayne Knight Iowa City Edward Bambrick Cedar Falls Margaret Sexton Iowa City Isabelle Davis Cedar Falls Gertrude Hammer Stephens College Columbia Mo Catherine Jane Hull University of Iowa City.
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Annis
Lohengrin
J. A Saatheff
Presbyterian Church
Margaret
Bernice Whitacre
Mildred McFadden
Lizette Brooke
Alice McDaniel
Washington
Benz
University of Iowa
Alpha XI Delta Sorority
Alpha Tau Omega
Washington High School
Houghton Mifflin Publishing Company
Boston
Charles Benz
Donald
Lucy
Bez
George McDaniel
Alice
Merrit
Maude McCreedy
B. A. Gill
Lewis Elliott
Madge
West Branch
Harriett Riddle
Mediapolis
Ruth Annis
Iowa City
George Randall
Shirley A. Clark
City
Methodist
W. W. Bowers
Berle McKune
Vera Christner
Town
Isabelle ‘Davis
Gertrude Hammer
Hammer
East Main Street
Punch
Max McCall
Beaver Falls
James Sexton
University of Minnesota
Dunham Morrison
Grinnell
Wayne Knight
Edward Bambrick
Cedar Falls
Margaret Sex
Jolly Fifty Dance at the Moose 9 Hall Friday Night
Announcements note a Jolly Fifty Dance at the Moose 9 hall on Friday night. The annual New Years dinner and business meeting will be held at the Valley St. Pauls' Evangelical church on Sunday January 1. The Ladies Aid society and Baptist ladies hold their regular meetings with the social also scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
The
Moose
Valley St. Pauls’ Evangelical Citrcn
Ladies Aid Society
Church Society Meeting and Dinners Schedule
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church meets with Mrs. Ezra Goodwin at 738 So. 2nd Ave Friday at 2 3. Mrs. E. T. Wickham leads the lesson. The Presbyterian church holds New Years dinner Monday Jan 2 in the church dining room with Dr. F. W. Eastwood's class in charge and a basket dinner. The First U. P. choir will meet Friday after service for a short rehearsal replacing Thursday practice.
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Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Ezra Goodwin
2Nd Ave
E. T. Wickham
The
Presbyterian Church
F. W. Eastwood
U. P
Preparatory Services Before Communion at United Presbyterian
Community notices list religious activities including preparatory services for the com munion at United Presbyterian church on Friday and Saturday with times 7 80 p m and 2 30 p m. The Methodist church in West Chester hosts its New Year dinner next Saturday in the social room inviting all. Women's Relief Corps schedules practice for installation at the G A R hall on Saturday at 2.00 pm. B EF O class hosts wives dinner January 2 at 6 30 pm in the church. E O W club meeting and officer elections at Mrs Ed Grayson home next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian
West Chester
Livestock Estimates From Chicago Report
Chicago stock report lists tomorrow's livestock estimates with cattle at 2,000 hogs 30,000 and sheep 13,000. The figures reflect market outlook and supply expectations for the coming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Midnight Frolic at Local Theatre Honors Birth Year
A midnight theatre party celebrating the birth year 1928 is set at the New Graham theatre on Saturday night with a vaudeville three act bill. Friday features His Dog photoplay with vaudeville and a picture change each night. Saturday showcases Wedding Bills as the feature with London a gripping drama plus Comedy and Pathe Review. The vaudeville acts include the Young Bros Nicholas Galluce and Andrews, billed as big orpheum attractions by Manager Redding.
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Graham Theatre
London
Pathe
Young Bros
Nickolas Galluce
Andrews
Orpheum
Redding
Har old Romine Sentenced for Bad Checks
Justice of the Peace J. W. Patton yesterday afternoon jailed Harold Romine of Nira for thirty days on a charge of passing bad checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Patton
Harold Romine
Nira
Collapse of Dam Triggers Big Flood in Wyoming Valley
A wall of water from a collapsing irrigation dam in Rock Springs Wyoming sent the Green River valley into flood threat. The dam burst early in the day, heavy damage to ranches reported as ice buildup blamed for the catastrophe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs
Wyo
Green River Valley
Visitors and relatives noted in Washington and Illinois
Delbert and Howard Leeper of Warsaw Illinois are visiting relatives in Washington. Mrs Richard Gaines of Fairfield is visiting at her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Jones this week. Mr and Mrs Rodney Arnold have returned from a few days with relatives at Ainsworth.
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Delbert
Howard Leeper
Warsaw
Ill
Washington
Richard Gaines
Fairfield
Fred Jones
Rodney Arnold
Ainsworth
Local residents plan brief Midwest visits this week
Mirs. Roy Mallory and Mrs. J M Kelly with son Joe depart this evening by auto for Chicago to visit friends and relatives. Mrs. Mallory will see her sister Mrs. Max Timmins and mother Mrs. Snider. Mr. and Mrs. E M McGinnis and son Jimmie Russell left this morning for Des Moines for several days before returning to Audubon Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs
Roy Mallory
J. M. Kelly
Joe Kelly
Chicago
Mummies of Slaves Sold as Pharaoh Relics to Tourists
Archaeologists report Egyptians uncover humble slaves’ remains and market them to visitors as famous pharaohs. Remains are adorned with gilded scarabs inscriptions and amulets to enhance appeal for tourists.
Henry IV's everyday court menu features scarce vegetables
The midday meal of Henry IV of France included four soups four entrees a boiled meat course a ten pound beef joint mutton a capon and three other fowls with a capon pastry on Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays Vegetables never appeared on the menu.
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Henry IV
France
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O. F. Larkin
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Irwin Aiking
Rex, O. Benz
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Harriett Riadie
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Haskins
Willis E. Brammer
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Jessie M. Reeves
This
EE. M. Bridges
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
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Ed Grayson
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Kentucky
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Edward Hickman
Pendleton
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