Social Calendar June 5 to June 10
Calendar of social events lists receptions luncheons and club meetings from June 5 to June 10. Guests include Reverend and Mrs. Williard Wylie and Mrs. Caughey Southwell of Omaha. Various clubs sailors and church groups hold afternoon and evening gatherings at homes, clubs, and churches across Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williard Wylie
Second United Presbyterian Church
Floyd Murphy
Mary Crossett
Murphy
Ad Club
Commercial Club
Pythian
Mises Wandalene Neiswanger
Harmony Club
James Brooks
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
Rebehol Club
Richard Johnson
Honor 2 Pastors Honored At Evening Reception
A reception at Second United Presbyterian Church tonight from eight to ten honors Dr. W. Sawhill of Seattle moderator of the United Presbyterian general assembly and Rev. Willard Wrylie newly installed pastor of the Second church and Mrs. Wylie. The event precedes Sawhill's departure and invites the public to meet the honored officials and celebrate the denomination's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sawhill
Second
Washington
Harvest Rush Draws Thousands to Midwest Fields
Kansas City dispatch reports a massive harvest wave spreading across Oklahoma Kansas Texas and the Dakotas as 7500 plus outside workers flow into central Oklahoma with June wheat harvest starting June 10. Wages run 3 to 6 dollars daily plus room and board with 30000 plus expected in Kansas and 6000 plus in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Middle West
Army of Peace
Oklahoma
Kansas
Texas
Dakotas
George E. Tucker
United States Farm Labor Bureau
Panhandle
Tucker
South Central
Kansas Belts
Farm Bureau
Community Club and Church Group Gatherings Announced
A dense list of local club meetings and social events is announced for the coming days. Kolah club, Wellston RodiaP club, 19th Century Club, U.S. club, Prairie blower Missionary Society, Buds of Promise Baptist class, Moose Lodge, St. Paul’s Daddies, and more set dates and hostesses. A patriotic program, a QUILT event, Pythian Sisco meeting, and a Moose lodge social are noted, with several churches planning socials and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kolah Club
John Speidel
Pleasant Plain Missionary Sockets
Walter Brown
Rebekah Club
Richard Johnson
Buds of Promise
The
Baptist Church
W. P. Moriarty
Earl Simmerman
Set Bridge Club
Pred Reid
Wellston
Mabel Griffith
CC. O. Cos
West Chester
Carl Vorhees
Independent Club
Nelson Thompson
Delta Alpha
Methodist Church
St. Paul Ladies Aid
Prairie Flower Missionary Society
Newt Benson
Women's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Ladies Aid
First United Presbyterian Church
U. S. Club
Minnie McCormick
Moose
Winter Wheat In Poor Condition Across Regions
The U S department of agriculture reports a backward condition for winter wheat in all areas in its semi monthly crop review. Rye generally good though drought threatens California. Oats, spring wheat, and corn planting show mixed progress with rain delaying fields in many sections. Paris scene notes deputies approve measures to curb royalist forceful actions and push for a Poincare pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Department, of Agriculture
California
Iowa Sets 1924 Motor Plates and Badges Contract
Des Moines reports the executive council awarded 550000 pairs of steel license plates at 8.73 cents each and 20000 chauffeurs badges at 4.5 cents each to S G Adams Stamp and Stationery of St. Louis. Western Display Co of St Paul bid 8.9 cents per plate. Two other bidders sought the badge order. The contracts total about 48915 dollars, with costs up about 80 percent from last year due to material and labor increases. Adams must post a 50000 dollar bond by October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
S. G. Adams Stamp and Stationary Company
St. Louis
Executive Council
Iowa
Adams Company
Western Display Company of
St. Paul
Iowa leads in total memberships of war relief corps
The state reports 38 department groups with 208 active corps and only four cities without organization. Ten thousand dollars was spent on veteran relief and nurse entertainment for the Spanish American and World War eras. The convention in Des Moines last September cost 1490 dollars to host. The Iowa organization holds 13,528.27 dollars in assets, with a 2,500 member gain last year. Mrs Orpha B Turner of Fairfield is seen as likely to succeed to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Des Moines
Orpha B. Turner
Fairfield
Discovery of the Scientists
Scientists claim the key difference between a pauper and a millionaire is one million dollars. The Washington Sun Dodger reports on this controversial claim and its implications for wealth and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Sun Dodger
Fred M. Blick to Preach at West Chester Unitarian?
Fred M. Blick of Washington Ta will preach in the West Chester Unitarian church. The notice notes a morning service with Blick as guest speaker, outlining the date and local attendance plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Blick
Washington, Ta
West Chester
Second United Presbyterian hosts reception for new pastor and wife
The Second United Presbyterian church invites the community to a reception for Rev and Mrs Willard Wylie on Tuesday evening June 5 from eight to ten at the church. Mr Wylie and former pastor Dr W R Sawhill will be honored, with guests encouraged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second United Presbyterian Church
Willard Wylie
Rate of Sound Travel Across Media
The text notes sound travels 3,100 feet per second in air, 4,700 feet per second in water, and mentions various large figures. It adds the Earth itself travels about 15 miles in the same second, indicating a comparison of speeds across media and scales.
Wisdom in Silence by Bernard de Bonnard
A brief reflection on silence as a discipline of wisdom. The quote contrasts the fool’s noise with the quiet insight of the wise, attributed to Bernard de Bonnard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard de Bonnard
Ambitions Lasting On a Quiet Town Romance
In a small town Mabel Turner debates accepting a French teaching post while Horace, a recent graduate, confesses love for Aimee Papont. Lessons in language become lessons in desire as Mabel and Horace confront ambitions, romance, and the pull of home. Holidings of hope and restraint frame their evolving bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Turner
Horace
Mabs
Harvey
Almce Papont
Aimee
Mabel
Florace
Mwald
Wen Mabel
Io College
Ben
Parker
Alyce
Congress
Hun
Mattel
Horner
Seal Speaks in Wax Impression During Pressing
A seal makes a remark after its likeness is pressed into wax, marking a moment of playful interaction with the craftsman. The scene blends animal observation with the traditional art of seal engraving and wax sealing.
Woman reports relief with Lydia E Pinkham's remedy
Mrs Butler of Philadelphia says after a difficult April she suffered back pain and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound along with Liver Pills and Sanative Wash for renewed strength and ability to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Mt. Holly
N. J
CyakLes
Hanson
Phila
Lydia E. Slinkham
Y . Pinkham
Movies Spoiled by Pianist
An elderly man recounts his first cinema visit, saying he enjoyed the film but the pianist’s loud playing drowned out the dialogue. The remark reflects early 20th century theater experience and attention to accompanist sound. Pathfloder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathfloder
Two Cardinal Errors in Self Reliance
A compact reflection on human dependence and independence. The author argues that imagining life without the world is self deceiving while believing work can occur without worldly support is equally mistaken. A quoted aphorism from Rochefoucauld underscores the contrast between self reliance and social reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochefoucwold
Nature Preserves Balance in Ancient Ocean Life
A starfish may lay 300000000 eggs and without natural enemies the seas would overflow. Native species share this prodigal life with many foes. A female fish may lay 9000000 eggs, a figure linked to a 17 pound turbot. the passage notes how nature sustains balance through predation.
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Nineteenth Century Club
WOR. CO
States OF Enton
Muscatine
Sue Browning
Iowa Women's Relief Corps
Fort Dodge
London
Cheops
Canberra
Zeebrugge
Millboy
Websters New International Dictionary
Chuir
DR. Sawhiles
Minist
Toilers
GRADS
Dic
Dolias Spiedel
Wellston Rodiap Club
Marie
Griffith
Oats
19Th Century Club
EB. EB. Eicher
U. S
Prairie Blower Missionary Society
Newt Beason
the Baptist Church
Ww. P. Moriarty
Moose Lodge
Highland Four
Pleasant Hill
Pythian Sisco
M. & Gio
Keokuk
Yate
Marl Simmerman
Set
Washingtoneiodge No
A. P
A. M
W. T Carson
W. M
M. E. Church
Damascus Shrine No. 10
Jerusalem
Richland Mérciers
E.M. Johnson
J. Gi Schmoeslier
Associated Presse
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Poincaire
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Magg Marble
Kathryn Kracaw
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
HOLS
MeCture
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chicago
Calumet
America
United States
Kaynee
Klein Kleshine Kompany
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