Marriage of J. C. Graber and Minnie Swartzen Gruber
J. C. Graber of Wayland and Miss Minnie Swartzen Gruber of Manson Iowa wed in Manson with Rev N Koltzius presiding They plan to serve as Mennonite missionaries in the future Both families and Goshen College ties noted plus social happenings include a surprise 88th birthday party for Mrs Kuhn and other local gatherings with many names and places listed.
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J. C. Graber
Wayland
Minnie Swartzen Gruber
Manson
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Graber
Foci
Mennonite Church
Spme
Minnie
BE. Swartzendruber
N. Koltzius
Aluini
Goshen
Indiana
Young People’s Society
Mennonite Historical Society
Philharmonic Chorus
Athletic Association
College Record
Adelphian Society
Moose Lodge Social Invite Extends to Members and Families
Announcements invite Moose Lodge members and families plus invited guests to attend the social on Thursday evening. The Susan Coffey Missionary Auxiliary of the Methodist Church West Chester will meet with Mrs Sam De Jong on Friday July 10th at two.
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Albert Kuhn
East Second Street
Sam Polver
Fred Mangold
Lou Bauer
West Chester
Max Snyder
Mary Bennett
Keota
Geo. Foster
of Wellman
Luther Bennett
St. Edwards
Nebraska
Miss Hunier
Kansas City
Moose Lodge
Susan Coffey
The
Methodist Church
Sam de- Jong
Friendship Club
J. W. Gray
Itinerant Fashion Insight From a Spanish Woman
The piece notes a stylish evening wrap called the 4 silk show with wide fringe. It may be embroidered printed or plain and can range from costly to cheap. The main idea is wearing it in an individual way, a trait the Spanish woman has mastered more thoroughly than her sisters.
Metabolic basis of behavior studied at Philadelphia university
A new metabolic behavior field grows at the University of Pennsylvania psychological clinic led by Dr. Henry G. Starr. The course on metabolisment behavior links biological chemistry to psychology, with a focus on emotion, efficiency, and life philosophy, and reports saliva as fatigue and emotion indicators.
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Philadelphia
Psychological Clinic
University of Pennsylvania
Henry G. Starr
John Marshall
Sarr
Wth
Lichtner Witmer
Edwin B. Twitmyer
Department of Psychology
4 & Id
Starr
Journal of Ological Chemistry
American Journal of Psychology
T Vllmyer
Bartlett and Herron Vie In Sioux City Golf Championship
Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa and Joe Herron of Sioux City met in today's Sioux City Country Club championship match following Bartletts 12 up win over Rex Moore and Herrons 6 and 4 victory over M S Denman. Other first round results included Payseur vs Meisenholder McKee vs Rider and Barton vs Ingham.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Iowa
Joe Herron
Bartlett
Sioux City Country Club
Rex Moore
Harlan
Herron
M. S. Denman
Des Moines
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
Ed Meisenholder
Sioux Gity
Bob McKee
Guy Beckett
Paul Barton
Fort Dodge
Bill Ingham
McKee
Ralph Rider
Rider
Huge Corn Crop Forecast Today
The Department of Agriculture forecast this year's corn crop at 3.095 billion bushels, with wheat at 6.4 billion. Winter wheat 404 million, spring wheat 766 million, oats 1.202 billion, and last year's corn at 2.448 billion. Corn acreage 106.821 million. corn condition 86.4 percent. oats 76.3 percent. Iowa corn at 65 percent, 469.597 million bushels.
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Treas
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Towa
Business schools urged to teach machine bookkeeping and calculation
J C Springman of the Veontiae Mich High School urged teaching machine bookkeeping and calculation in commercial high schools at the National Educational Association convention in Indianapolis. He said instruction should reflect community industry machinery and real work needs.
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Indianapolis
J.C. Springman
Commercial Department
Veontiae
Mich
National Educational Association
Springman
A. Hyre
Cleveland Clinic
Associated Hospitals
J. R. H. Moore
Emmerich Manual Training High School
National Counci For Social Studies
Frances R. Kelley
Home Leconomics
Minneapolis
American Home Eeconomies Association
Conference of Power Near as China Crisis Grows
British officials in London report that London Washington and Tokyo plan a conference of powers to adjust Chinese customs. Officials say a way may soon open for these nations to cooperate with China in reforming its customs house.
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Pregey
London
Jis
Washington
Tokio
China
Iowa Woman Died From Poison, Coroner Reports
Chemical analysis confirmed Mrs. C F Swift of fivcian died from poisoning. Coroner Dr. Georg Grimm said the coroner's jury verdict was delayed until the Omaha analysis was completed. Mrs Swift died July 3 after taking what is thought to be salts. She was the mother of County Prosecutor Swift O itorlen, who was under investigation in a similar Horvlan case.
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Spirit Lab
C.F. Swift
Fivcian
Georg Grimm
Caid
Omaha
Swift
Swift O Itorlen
Horvlan
Triple wedding unites three couples in single ceremony
Acelated Tress reports a rare triple wedding at Linons with a single ceremony, one bridal party, and a shared honeymoon. Twin sisters and a brother participate as two brides, Ethel Pepper wed Georgeaarenti and Ten ry Pepper wed Mary Parenti. Ethel’s twin sister Fdna becomes Mrs. Constance Manchine. Each bride is twenty years old.
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Ethel Pepper
Georgeaarenti
Tenry Pepper
Woman and Girl Murdered in East Side Tenement
In New York on July 9, Mrs Margaret Diance and her six year old daughter Jen ne were found murdered in their East Side tenement apartment. Police said the killer used a crude weapon, crushing the head and slashing the throats, and severed the heads of both victims. A man seeking a furnished room discovered the bodies.
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Py the
New York
Margaret Diance
Jenne
Vocational Training Planned for Eldora School
A. M. McColl announced plans to extend vocational training facilities at the Eldora boys reformatORY with federal aid. This marks Iowa’s first use of such aid for the program. About 450 boys are confined in the reformatory.
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Des Moines
A. M. McColl
Board of Control
Eldora
Iowa
WILL LIQUIDATE GRAIN MARKETS COOP
Chicago July 9 Gray Silver president of the Grain Marketing Company a 26000000 cooperative organization announced the affairs of the organization would be liquidated at once The dissolution will not close the way to producers who plan to market grain in cooperative agencies this season A board meeting Monday will plan disposition of funds from stock sales to farmers All accounts will be settled and full repayment of payments for Class A or common stock promised
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Chicago
Gray Silver
Silver
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Crew Details and Equipment
The Bowdoin and Peary naval party to the Arctic are led by Commander MacMillan and Commander McDonald. The Bowdoin carries 10 passenger crew and the Peary 12 crew plus 13 Navy officers. Planes NA-1 NA-2 and NA-3 are amphibian with 1200 mile range but 500 miles max Arctic range, plus pigeons and smoke bombs. A new chart makes magnetic pole variations primary in navigation.
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Chicago
Cook
Bowdoin
Peary
MacMillian
MacMillan
Fugene Kd. McDonald, Jr
R. EB. Byrd
U. S.N
Navy
McDonald 2Xo
Arctic
Wilbur
North Pole
Episcopalians Told Church Depends on Laity Activity
A report from the Commission on Increased Lay Activities warns the church must mobilize lay members to survive. It cites budget failures of 4,241,057 and urges renewed local enthusiasm, noting neglect of lay activity aside from the Brotherhood of St. Andrew and calling for active lay missionary impulses.
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Episcopalians
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Ihe
Laity Involvement Promoted In Church Report
A church report urges organized lay involvement to energize spiritual life and strengthen the corporate church. It cites provincial and diocesan actions and lists suggestions for promoting lay interest in church work to be considered by the general convention.
Hot Weather Threatens Dairy Farmers Losses in Iowa
Des Moines July 9. Polk Dairy Marketing news warns hot weather will bring big losses to dairy farmers. The bulletin urges farmers with hauled milk to require covered trucks and wagons to protect milk quality.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Polk Dairy Marketing News
Des Moines Cooperative Dairy Marketing Association
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