Woman's Missionary society hosts meeting and events
The society at West Chester Methodist Church held an elr meeting at Mrs. Mfer's home with nine members and visitors. A second gathering at Wellston featured officers elected and a radio program, plus a cadenced social evening with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the
West Chester Methodist Church
M Fer
Jackson
Ausuetine
Hattis Rosa
Conger
Coffey
Grace Brianine
Wellston
Gladys Hoover
Grace Verinning
Grace Tinnes
Davey Temple
Sue Seibert
Dora McClerland
Ed Mikseh
Broken Laws at Fox Theatre Highlights Parent Child Tensions
Mrs Wallace Reid stars in Broken Laws a photodrama about an indulgent mother and her eighteen year old son Robby whose action leads to a fatal highway crash Patsy and Robby’s society driving dash to a roadhouse where the girl is rescued by her father Robby is later tried for manslaughter and convicted her emotional plea underscores that children become adults with grave consequences The film cautions parents to stop treating teens as children and shows the harsh outcomes of such mistakes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Reid
Fox Theatre
Bobby
Patsy
Local groups set meetings this week
The I A N H Apology will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 with Mrs Null on East Main Street Regular meeting 16 White Post Tuesday at 1 00 instead of 2 00 due to the funeral of G H Wilson N L Long Commander
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I. A
Will
White Post
GH. Willson
N. L. Long
Drake University Cracks Down on Student Drinking
President Moorehouse of Drake University vows zero tolerance for intoxication among 1946 students and pledges expulsion for offenders. He denounces broad accusations of widespread drinking while noting a local liquor nuisance case linked to fraternity men, with officials denying specifics due to lack of proof.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Drake University
Moorehusen
Drake
Moorehouse
Women in Reichstag Come From Humber Voc
Berlin February 9 1930 493 Reichstag members include 43 women 6.6 percent Socialists provide the largest female contingent Johanna Reitze rises from servant girl to printer's assistant socialist secretary and parliamentarian Frau Ansorage started as a textile worker and held several jobs before entering politics Three female lawmakers with college training include Gertrude Baechmer Marie Elisabeth lueders and Elsa Mary Many others were seamstresses shop clerks teachers and factory workers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
lReichstag
Johanna Reitze
Socialist Party
Frau Ansorage
Gertrude Baechmer
Democratic Party
United States
Marie Elisabeth Lueders
International Women's League For Peace and Freedom
Elsa Mary
German People’s Party
Echoes from the First United Presbyterian Church Service Message
The morning sermon centered on Acts 12 5 with the theme how to accomplish the impossible through united prayer. The text urged church unity and faith to seek God’s help amid crisis while noting the power of communal prayer and biblical promises.
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Jesus
Charles Corrett
Local social notes from Wayne area
Mary Peck of Waylot visited her son Jesse Peck while Mr and Mrs Sk Miller attended the Clark Picketoose home. Frank Sans was in Washington as a business visitor. Alfred Erickson and family visited John Krantz at Sabbath. Russell Zickefoose of Wyman spent Tuesday night with his brother Clerk Zickefoose and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zickefoose
Charles Chrissinger
Olds
Ralph Gorham
Clarence Moorhead
Crawford and Morrison
Ed Curtis
Wallace Carson
John Krants
Jake Roth
Tony Johnson
Miller Brothers
Gladys Maxwell
Washington
Frank San@s
Alfred, Erickson and
John Krantz
Russell Zickefoose
Wyman
Clerk Zickefoose
Indians to Convene in Oklahoma for May 1824 Pow Wow
A national convention of Indiana tribes will gather in Ponca City Oklahoma in May 1824 under the Oklahoma Society of Indians led by Sllvester J. Soldani Osage president. Fortyseven tribes expected with events including a three afternoon pageant and tent housing on 80 acres near the city.
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Oklahoma
Ponca City
Okla
Indiana
Mexico
Canada
Oklahoma Society of Indians
Sllvester J. Soldani
Society of Oklahoma = Indians
Tulsa
Threefternoons
Marriage Announcement for Gladys Hammerl and Maurice Rabe
Marriage notice from Columbus Junction reports Miss Gladys Hammerl wed Maurice Rabe of Letts on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Etta Gresham in Wapello. The groom is son of F KE Rabe, once bookkeeper at the Columbus Junction Murcatine Twalsa County Telephone Co. They will reside in Letts after a brief honeymoon. Karl Culver, Wellman schools superintendent, visited here over the weekend. Everette Hanft returns from Bradley School in Peoria, Illinois. Mr and Mrs William Gilkey and son William spent the weekend here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Gladys Hammerl
Maurice Rabe
Letts
Etta Gresham
Wapello
Everette Hanft
Bradley School
Peoria
Illinois
William Gilkey
William
Local Social News From Crawfordsville
Mrs B H Shearer hosts Whatsoever society at her home. W A Knott returns from Council Bluffs visit with daughter Agnes. Knott also Cedar Rapids trip. Misses Marriott McCormac and Florence Schomberg visit Lett homes. Maud Green heads from Fairfield to Columbus City. Frank Shaum a Maccatine visitor last week. Ellenora Von Hoene of State University visits town en route to Letts for subcounty declamatory judge role. J J Roberts of Cotter visits Dr McWilliams, attends tournament. Wendell McWilliams from Illinois rural school visits family. R K Smylie holds farm closeout sale west of town with good crowds and fair prices. Meda Sturme of Casper Wyoming returns after relatives visit in town and Washington. Fern Edwards of Cotter arrives Friday evening. Ladies Aid at Methodist church clears sum from domestic science room during basketball tournament. Gertrude Klotz finishes arts and crafts teaching and to start class at Wilton. Mrs Paul Solomon of Eldon visits Harry and Mrs Barringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysle Maxwell
Crawfordsville
B. H. Shearer
W. A. Knott
Council Bluffs
Agnes
Howard Griffith
Cotter
Columbus City
Fairfield
Parsons College
Frank Shaum
Ellenora von Hoene
The
State University
Letts
J. J. Roberts
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Gertrude Klotz
Wilton
Paul Solomon
Eldon
Harry Barringer
Cherry Sisters Plan Broadway Return To Revive Clean Dramas
Cedar Rapids March 2. The Cherry sisters Effie Addie and Jessie announce a bid to march to Broadway with clean home themed dramas to replace profane and jazzy stage shows. Their act includes songs and sketches from their past successes and aims to shield the stage as a sanctuary for wholesome entertainment.
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Effie
Addie
Broadway
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Woman's Relief Corps of
West Chester
V and I Club
Charles Hexworth
Ralph Stewart
al Eldridge
Washington County Association
First Methodist
Washington County
Harry Mc
Kee
Nina Isenhart Treimer
John Little
Pansy Minick Bond
Pres
Wortha Meek
Upstreamers
Edith Brookhart
Jessie Klein
Reichstag
Humber
Witrede Rynek
Minna Schilling
Marie
Juchacz
Frau Pfuell
Hedwig Drausfeld
Christine, Teusch
Clara Mende
Elsa Matz
Margarethe Behm
Elsie Bartels
Lore Agnes
Phiin
First United Presbyterian Church
Women's Missionary Society
Phoros
George Maxwell
Godfrey
Christian Endeavor Convention
Pomerania
Germany
Wayne
Shthess
Live and
U. S
Cherry Sisters
Wicked
Cedar Rapids
Eftie Cherry
Eftie
New York
Iessie
Lettie
Cherry
Jessie
Lizzie
Ella
Daniels Opera House
Marion
Iowa
South
Jessie Cherry
Nellie
Sam Scratch
Nancy
Oscar Hammerstein
Hammerstein
Lexington
Herrys
Haverly Theater
Wabash
Chicago
Haverly’s
St. Louis
East
Middle West
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