Custard Cup Chronicles at The Custard Cup
In Florence Bingham’s Custard Cup, Penfield manages an apartment house renamed from Cloister Court, relying on laundry work for income and sheltering homeless youths. Lettie the resourceful girl hatches a scheme to promote the building with a mysterious machine, clashing with Mr Abbott over control and funds as the tale moves toward a pivotal turn.
Miss Penfield Seeks Audience With Manager at Shop
Lettie Penfield demands to see the manager, insisting on business matters. The stout desk man and his assistant signal the manager, Mr Abbott, who finally invites her in despite a bored demeanor. The scene unfolds in a small, overheard interview room.
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Lettie
Mr. Abbott
Elas
Swiftin
Miss Penfield
Lin
Install Pastor at Second Church
Rev Willard Wylie was formally installed as pastor of the Second United Presbyterian church after weeks of service. The ceremony, led by Rev C F Hoffman, featured scripture by Rev R W Jamieson and a sermon by Rev Koffman, emphasizing the gospel's power and the minister's vow.
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Willard Wylie
Reinbeck
Second United Presbyterian Church
Second Church
C. F. Hoffman
Keota
R. W. Jamieson
Columbus City
S. F. Sharp
Winfield
Koffman
Paul
Wylie
United Presbyterian Church
Sharpe
Jamieson
Corbin Family Thanks Friends For Kindness On Death
The Corbin family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown at the death of George W. Corbin. They appreciate the ministrations. A large advance ticket sale indicates a crowded high school senior class play Nothing But the Truth will be staged at the high school this evening.
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Corbin
George W. Corbin
Shockley, Washington resident, dies of heart trouble
Charles I Shockley, 75, a Keota native who had lived in Washington for three years, died suddenly at his West 2nd Street home at 10:45 AM after a three week heart illness. He had moved from Keota thirteen years ago and leaves a wife, two stepchildren, two sisters, and a large family. Funeral will be at the residence at 12:45 PM then at the Keota Baptist church, with interment in Keota.
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Charles J. Shockley
Washington
West 2Nd Street
Mr. Shockley
Keokuk County
Tallyland
Keota
Shockley
W. H. Shuman
George Leeton
Carl Hardin
E. E. Chambers
The
Baptist Church
Million and Half Loss at Hot Springs In Flood Damage
Estimated damages from the Hot Springs flood reach about 1,500,000 dollars based on early reports by authorities and engineers. The assessment notes substantial destruction along riverside areas as cleanup and recovery efforts begin.
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Associated Press
Hot Springs
Ark
Presbyterian Church Opens Its Assembly
The article defends the church against claims it has departed from the faith, urging pastors to stay focused on core truths and grace rather than engaging in controversy. It emphasizes a return to fundamental religion and light to overcome darkness.
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Presbyterian Church
Nehemiah
Fee
Mex Commission Meets to Discuss Article 27
May 17 in Mexico City the recognition commission of the United States and Mexico met to discuss Article 27 of the Mexican constitution which nationalizes soil minerals. The U S asks Mexico to guarantee petroleum rights safety. In Los Angeles another report notes Bishop Thirkield of Mexico City urging recognition of Mexico three months after Obregon’s inauguration.
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Mexico City
Recognition Commission
United States
Mexico
Los Angeles
W. P. Thirkield
City Club
Obregon
America
Thirkield
Recourse to Law Not Ecclesiastical Bill to Drive Out Heresy
The appeal urges a return to gospel preaching and the spirit of Christ. It stresses reemphasizing beliefs in every pulpit and classroom, urging each person to focus on tasks and the core tenets held by the church.
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First Corinthians
Wiley Re-elected At Labor Meeting
Fort Madison Iowa May 17 Ben Wiley of Des Moines was re elected secretary treasurer of the Iowa state federation of labor for the coming year over David Morrison of Cedar Rapids at the annual convention. John C. Lewis of Des Moines was unopposed for re election president Waterloo chosen as next convention city. The one big union idea was presented in two resolutions by Harry Gundling Davenport typographical union. George W. Pring addressed delegates denouncing the administration over its rail strike.
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Fort Madison
Ben Wiley
Des Moines
Towa State Federation of Labor
David Morrison
Cedar Rapids
John C. Lewis
Waterloo
Harry Gundling
Davenport Typographical Union
George W. Pring
Federated Shop Crafts
Florence Ziegfeld Sr. Seriously Ill in Chicago Home
Dr Florence Ziegfeld, father of Flo Ziegfeld the New York theatrical producer, is seriously ill at his Chicago home. He is 52 years old.
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Florence Ziegfield
Flo Ziegfield
New York
Dr. Zigfield
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