Niece of Washington Woman Aids Near East Relief Evacuation
Mrs. Florence Kalk Iowa niece of Mrs. C. J. Wilson led 157 Armenian orphans from Urfa to French controlled territory over five days, transporting seven teen camels wagons and donkeys. She and the party faced mud, cold, Kurd raids and a dangerous Euphrates crossing before reaching Aleppo with all children accounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Florence S. Kalk
C. J. Wilson
East Washington Street
Washington
Iowa
Urta
Cilicia
Feris Pacha
Urfa
Beirut
Sarymahara
Eski Serudj
Euphrates
Kemalist
Aleppo
Eski Serudi
Society Scenes of Entertaining and Weddings in Town
Social notes recount North Sixth avenue gatherings honoring Mr and Mrs Nate Fields visiting locals plan a Toledo trip. Marjorie Caldwell hosted Cedar Rapids guests with outdoor games and refreshments. Minnetta Tracy wed Hubert L Wilson at First United Presbyterian Church with family attendance. Stutsmans celebrated ten years of marriage with a multi course garden dinner and quirky gifts. Farewell entertainment for Crawford family featured music readings and a large guest list before their Spokane move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferry Fields
North Sixth Avenue
Nate Fields
Mrs. Fields
Toledo
Ohio
Marjorie Caldwell
Cedar Rapids
Grace
Ruth
Mary Finney
First United Presbyterian Church
Minnetta Tracy
Hubert L. Wilson
J. R. McCrory
L. R. Levert
Helen Gegenheiner
Rock Island
Wilson
American Pearl Button’ Company
Grier
Rock Island Station
South Sixth Avenue
E. BK. Stutsman
J. M. Finney
Mary
Harry Crawford
Walter
Hugh
John
Sam Crawford
Finney
Ruth Finney
George Masson
Dorothy
Mildred Masson
Myrla Stephens
Dorothy Masson
A. E. Atchison
Wash
Women in sports and professions span the globe
A survey of notable women highlights literacy gaps in China and women's rights in Egypt. It notes Ellen Peters as Kansas City's first female car salesman and Miss Joyce Wethered as British golf champion, plus rising female observers in astronomy and journalism. Florence Austral debuts at Covent Garden amid acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Egypt
Oberammergau
Birmingham
England
Ellen Peters
Kansas City
Joyce Wethered
America
Ethel R. Outland
Coe College
Japan
Isabel M. Lewis
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
James E. Hays
Georgia Federation
Stata Normal Sie
Georgia
Bhe
Suron
Martin
Brunhilde
London
Relief Efforts Aid Children Amid War Rifts Urfa to Beirut
Dispatch notes that amid ongoing war conditions in Urfa and the Beirut corridor, children are evacuated while American relief programs support over seven thousand youths dependent on aid for survival. The report highlights harsh travel and the fragile safety of the evacuation route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urfa
Beirut
4000 English Girls Leave Home Yearly
Police records show a rise in missing women and girls, with Scotland Yard reporting about 4000 missing women yearly. Most are traced, and few vanish without trace. family quarrel or small worry is often the motive, not love affairs. In one year 4160 missing in the metropolitan area and 75 were not found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Scotland Yard
Social Calendar July 17 to 22
Community events list for July including picnics concerts and meetings. Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society hosts a Sunset Park picnic. Jubilee concert at First U P Church. Pythian Sisters, BO W club, Ladies Aid, Campfire Girls and others meet at various venues. Perennial Swift family reunion and Cotton Blossom Singers concert noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Hearne Holland Missionary Society
Sunset Park
A. M. BE
U. P
United Presbyterian Church
Pythian Sisters
Castle Hall
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Walker
Hevre
J. B. Thompson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Presbyterian Church of West Chester
Carol Potney
Wellston
Preston Hoover
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Tow Springs
Swift
Cotton Blossom
Mississippi
Baptist Church
Swiss temperance head finds few drunks in U S tour
Dr Herrod of Switzerland, director of the International Temperance Bureau, after investigating conditions under prohibition in the United States, reports only two drunks seen on a nationwide tour. One was in New York and the other in Butte Montana. He notes American social life as far cleaner than Europe while sailing home to report to several governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gale Ie
Rabert Herred
Switzerland
International Temperance Bureau
United States
Butte
Mont
Herrod
Norway
Sweden
Finland
Denmark
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
America
Europe
the Bowery
Whitechapel
London
Heaven
Hell
Varied Veal Cuts and Cooking Methods Outlined
The article explains veal from different cuts may suit stews roasts soups or jellies. It notes proper cooking avoids toughness recommends browning simmering and slow oven methods and lists cuts like fore shank neck and rib for specific dishes. It also mentions notable long serving librarians Kate Stevens and Mary Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Office of Home Economics
United States Department of Acrioculture
Praia
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Eski Serndj
Taurus
Ington
Pictorial Review
THE
A.E. Putnam CO
Kolah Club
Steve Crawford
76 Ladies Aid
76 Center Methodist Church
Pythian Circle
B.C. Carvis
BO. W. Club
Corbin Fields
Rebekah
Evenine
Kate M. Stevens
New York City
Mary C. Spencer
Lansing
Michigan State Library
Barclay’s Cash
Washington, Iowa
Dance
Loria Swanson
Paris
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