Local clubs host social gatherings and weddings in Prairie Flower area
Multiple social events fill a March week in the Prairie Flower and Ainsworth communities. Hosts include Mrs. Knotek and the H J club with eleven members and four guests, plus the Friendship club and Ten Mo Taies Aid meeting at various homes. A surprise wedding, Helen Young and Milford Anderyn, took place at Rev. C E Hamilton's home. Residents host card games, entertain out of town guests, announce upcoming meetings, and plan St Patrick color themes and raffles.
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The
Friendship Club
Davis Sisters
Chas. Wolfe
Belle Davis
St. Patrick
Prairie’ “Flower Mission Circle
Nina Smith
Myrtle Booth Jed
John Shebock
Rise Henson
Harsiet
Myers
Kurtz
Ethel Blakely
Anna Blake
Fighteen
Roland
Amy Schmitter
Mre, van Dyke
Bertie Smith
Helen Young
Milford Anderyn
C. E. Hamilton
Rev
Axel Anderson
Prairie Flower
Washington
Washington High School
Religious and social club notices from Wellston area
The fragment lists meetings and events across several groups. Evangelical and Navajo clubs plan gatherings at homes on East Washington Street. The 0.8 No.98 unit schedules a city hall benefit party for March 1. Special meetings for initiation are noted along with pillow top pattern crafts, needlework, and social visits. Some clubs postpone indefinitely while others await hostess notices.
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Washington
City Hall
Sigonr
Hey
Riverside Garden Club Forms With Seventeen Charter Members
At a Riverside meeting, a Garden club was organized with seventeen charter members. Officers elected include Mrs. William O Loughlin as president and Mrs. William Griffin as vice president, with others named for secretary and committee roles. The first meeting is set for April 2 at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs. Wallan in Croughin. Members will exchange garden seeds.
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Ainsworth
Francis Lins
Harold Clegg
Richard Stephens
Roger Colthurst
A. R. Krause
Riverside
Willam O'Loughlin
William Griffin
Claude Flynn
Secre
G. McCreedy
R. J. Marner
Rose Dautemont
Ernest Salladay
Tocaph Stansiy
Miller
Wallan
Lythe
Wilkinway
TL. Heltzman
Vo’ Sueppel
Thesa
DCA
Wwilliamabore
Elzabeth
Harold. Cress
J Amis
Ss. C. . Dantre Beer
Standard Oil Company
Claya Whitioc
Moscow Demonstration Peels Back Foreign Religious Attacks
In Moscow on March 24 an estimated 250000 workers marched from factories to open plazas. They chanted anti clerical and atheist slogans, waved banners, and listened to speeches as theaters stayed open late to accommodate the holiday-like display. The crowd denounced religious leaders and vowed to strengthen the Red Army in response to foreign religious campaigns.
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Moscow
Npaign
Needs of Farmers Receive Attention in Washington
Independence Missouri March 24 The two primary needs of the farmer a protective tariff on farm products and the administration of the agricultural marketing act are receiving attention of farm leaders in Washington Chester H Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau Federation assured delegates to the annual session of the Kansas County farm bureau congress Although the house tariff bill did not provide for the farm as well as had been hoped the senate revision in most cases adopted rates on farm products in proportion to the protection afforded industry Gray said
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Independence
Washington
Chester H
American Farm Bureau Federation
Tacsoon County
Senate
Gray
Prohibitionists urged to return to dry Congress
Washington March 24 Prohibitionists were urged to return to dry Congress at the next fall elections in a speech by F Scott Mc Bride general superintendent of the Anti Saloon league See to it that more than 30 drys in the house are returned next fall or others just as dry in their places McBride said He said the house prohibition hearings have proved a boomerang to the wets who have yen whipped to a frazzle He urged enactment of every bill before Congress that will contribute toward better enforcement
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Washington
Congress
F. Scott McBride
Anti-Saloon League
McBride
Schroeder Asked to Quit St Louis School Board
Henry Schroeder faced removal from the St Louis school board after WCTU members demanded his resignation. They cited his order for five cases of beer to be filled when law permits and accused him of disrespect and ignorance of constitutional procedure amid potential Volstead Act modification.
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ST. Louis
Mar
Henry Schroeder
WCTU
Schroeder
Synthetic Life Creation Seen Possible in Lab
Berkeley accord report cites Dr. Charles Lipman discovery of artificial bacteria resembling bacilli formed from Japanese seaweed agar. He concludes observed rod shapes were crystallized agar mimicking life, suggesting life’s origin could arise from crystallization of simple substances. Researchers note the finding invites verification and debate on life’s beginnings.
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Berkley
Calif
Stiener
University of California
Earth
Charles B. Lipman
Graduate School
California
Lipman
Dr. L'nman
Bacilli
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The provided text fragment discusses environment conditions and a speculative idea about living properties, mentioning investigation and a wild notion without concrete facts, dates, people, places, or organizations. The incomplete nature limits extracting a coherent news item or identifying entities.
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Colle
House Cleaning Is Ordered By Mr. Doran
Washington March 22 Prohibition administrators have been ordered by prohibition commissioner J M Doran to organize brewery squads for a spring house cleaning campaign. Doran says Tiltcit brewing has a spring spurt and a board of strategy will check operations at the Mart Rach administrator will have his own brewery squad If the beer situation becomes acute we will organize a national squad of picked men to cooperate with the situation Cheating at cereal beverage plants is noted with the superior brewery in New Jersey caught making real beer last Thursday.
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Washington, Mar
Prohibition
Prohibition Commissio J. M. Doran
Tiltcit Brewing
Doran
Prohibition “Board of Strategy
the Mart
Rach
Superior
New Jersey
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Harvey Waggoner
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Frances Swift
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Will “Jones
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John Wagner
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Noel Adams
Ft. Madison
Idea Star
Washington County
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Harlow Sharpley
Harvard University
Famous Midwest College
Montgomery Ward &Co
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