Social and club events fill February schedule
The H. H. club hosts at George Hopping home February 5 with social games and valentines. Floyd Hesseltine on twelve day leave visits family and attends a dinner in his honor. Various clubs host luncheons, dances, and meetings, including Washington Improvement League, Margaret Cowden Circle, Loyal Sons and Daughters, Home Economics groups, and Fortnightly Club, with plans for upcoming parties and dedications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hesseltine
Alice Hesseltine
Tie
Lewis Baker
Floyd
West Coast
Fosdick Addresses Grinnell Conference on Christianity
Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick spoke at Grinnell College to the Eleventh annual Fellowship Conference of Congregational ministers and laymen. He urged religion to free the mind and warned against dogmatic shells that suppress inquiry, noting a need for intellectual freedom within faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Associates Press
Grinnell
Harry Emerson Fosdick
Congregational
Grinnell College
Fosdick
Herbert Gates
Congregational Educational Society
Boston
Dean Seashore
Iowa University
Former German Minister Arrested Over Corruption Probe
Former minister Dr Anton Koefle of the arx Stressemann cabinet was arrested in Berlin after cross examination by the public prosecutor. Officials cite incriminating statements by Barmat brothers and suspected concealment of documents in a state funds loan case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfhiy
Associated Press
Berlin
Anton Koefle
Posta
arx-Stressemann
Barmat Brothers
Funds of questionable securities under Dr Hoefle
The ministry of posts led by Dr Hoefle faced scrutiny over funds tied to questionable securities totaling nearly sixty million gold marks. The case centers on financial mismanagement and potential irregularities in the handling of state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Posts
Dr. Hoefle
Cedar Rapids Man Killed at Rail Yard
Cedar Rapids Iowans report M Hubbard 40 a Quaker Oats checking clerk was found dead between rails in Chicago and Northwestern yards after a freight train passed. Officials ponder if he was crushed while coupling cars or struck by a draw bar. He had worked seven years for the oats company and leaves a widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Co. M. Hubbard
Quaker Oats Company
Chicago and Northwesttern
Oats Company
Heights School to Hold Thursday Parent-Teacher Meeting
A parent teacher meeting is scheduled at Heights School for Thursday afternoon at 3 30. The notice also lists community meetings including an art department gathering on February 17 at 2 30 and a Valentine social at Castle Hall on Feb 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Heights School
Lincoln
Art Department
Carl Roberts
A. KB. Baldrige
Castle Hall
Notice for local meetings and postponed classes
Prosperity Encampment Auxiliary will meet Friday evening with every member present. The first ward social of the W R C is set for Thursday at Asa Jones home. The Friendly Bible class at the Baptist church has been postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Michels
Washington Improvement League
Michels
E. E. Stutsman
A. W. Clow
George Rudiger
Philip Crail
W. M. Keeley
Carl Keck
City Beautiful
Flower
M. W. Bulley
R. G. Cherry
Nelle Tripp
Richard Johnson
Witliam Matucha
T. C. Davis
Roy Schiebel
Fred Reid
John McCall
J. E. Lemmon
Carl Jungbluth
G. W. May
H. EB. Case
Anna E
House
Law and Order
C. W. Stewart
J. E. McElhinney
Will Gibson
J. O Elder
C. C. Wilson
Carl Roberts
Howard McCleery
C. ©. Wilson
R. H. Walker
Milan Shields
McKinnon
Cedar Rapids
Commercial Club
Hlom’ Economica
L. Wilson
Harvey Young
C. H. Wilson
Young
C A. Dewey
Young Women's Missionary Socety
The
Baptist Church
Susan Coffey
Methodist Church
West Chester
Wll
Mamie Conger
Margaret Rittenhouse
Nett’e
Skipton
Lexington
Mary Timmins
First United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid Society
Ww. Fh. C
Asa Jones
N. Marion
E. O. W. Club
Ed Grayson
Andy Corbin
W. H. Schulty
Frank McCaulley
F. ©. Johnson
Carl Hedges
J. M. Speidel
A. R. Miller
Prosperity
First Ward
Puyallup Described by Helene Shaw in Letter Home
Helene Shaw, fourteen, describes Puyallup Washington in a school letter to Aunt Lib. She highlights berry growing and the largest Northwest canneries, lumber from four carloads of logs, four railways including Great Northern and Union Pacific, a local poultry industry, 65 000 eggs produced in 1924, up to date schools and buses, the Western Washington Fair drawing about 150 000 daily visitors, and the city’s welcome as The Gem City of the Garden of the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Scott
Helene Shaw
Puyallup
Washington
Helene
Bessie McClean Shaw
Lib
Mount Rainer
Great Northern
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Petaluma California
Washington State
Garden of the West
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Club
George Hopping Home
W. D. Hine
Will
Will Longer
Jim Thompson
Havre
J. W. Meyer
Thomps
Edith
Frank B. Carter
FP. J. Crail
Military Hall
Carter
Grail
Boyd Stephens
Harmony Club
Cal He Turner
Houston
Kentucky
Stephen
Margaret Cowden
Ruth Paul
Mary Roberts
Leona Whiting
Marie Kallows
Mildred Bramer
Ashville
North Carolina
Sons and Daughters
Cristian Church
Home Economics
Helen Harvey
Gertrude Beatty
Alice Hunter
Edna Mercer
Harvey Meek
Ethel Grecian
Mae Wehr
Lucy Benz
Mable Rice
Grace Askew
Ethel McFarland
Ezra Goodwin
South Second Avenue
Geo. Maxwell
John McLaughlin
Goodwin
J. B. Rither
W. J. Brooks
Charles Davis
J. A. Jones
Clara Huber
Valentine
Miss Mae Crone
M. B Work
East Washington Street
Bridge
Harvey
Lawrence Wilson
Max Marble
St. Valentine
Ida McDaniel
Dr. Fosdick
Pythian Sisters
Waleut Woman's Club
Will Cherry
S. S
Class of Christian Church
Flyer de Lis Club
Ed Gallagher
Mome Laotige
W. OC. T. UL
W. M. Gallaway
Dil
Ors
O. E
Masonic Hall
Ainsworth W. BR. C
James Swift
Ustz
D. of A. Will
K. C. Hall
Oscar Jugenheimer
U. and I
Wilson
7Th St. S&s W
Puyallup, Wash
Verg Priecilla Dean
Leslie Arnold
Miss Deen
Wheeler Oakman
New York
Arnold Bachelor
Miss Dean
Arnold
Woodrow
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
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