Alumni Banquet Set by Crawfordsville Church Officials
The 8th annual alumni banquet will be held at the school house Friday June 3 with Willing Workers of the Presbyterian church in charge. Visitors include Gale Matthews and family from Winfield and others from nearby towns. An automobile accident south of town Wednesday evening damaged two Missouri cars. both were brought to town for repairs. The Bullers family left for Williamsburg Ta after John Bullers was elected mayor. Emma Lou Bullers had led church activities and John Bob belonged to youth classes.
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Schell Circus
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Lily Lou
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Herr Doctor
Madame Nahlman
Doctor Sanders
New Wonderful Face Powder MELLO-GLAD Debuts
Sherman Bros. Drugeists announces Melly Glo Face Powder MELLO-GLAD that hides pores and wrinkles. A French process makes it spread smoothly and stay on longer with no shine. Suitable for every complexion and promotes a youthful, even finish.
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Sherman Bros
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Westen services held at St Pauls Church Washington
Funeral services for Evert Westen father of Martin Westen were conducted Saturday at St Pauls Evangelical church in Washington by Rev Carl W Kleit. Several local residents attended the service. C Wittmer and Willis visited the John May home in Washington last Tuesday. Sam Curry of Crawfordsville stopped at Lewis Hering A Wednesday.
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Havre
Evert Westen
Martin Westen
St. Paul's Evangelical Church
Washington
Carl W. Kleit
C. Wittmer
Willis
John May
Sam Curry
Crawfordsville
Lewis Hering
Lily Lou's Return and a Baby's Fate in Vienna
Lily Lou recovers in Vienna after a crisis over a dying baby and fears of loss. She experiences hospital care as a sanctuary, bonds with nurses, and enjoys renewed vitality before returning to Paris with plans for travel. Uncle Eph dies leaving a small inheritance to Lily Lou.
Local Club Meeting Delayed By Death of Neighbor
Havre Social Club postponed Thursday afternoon gathering due to the death of Mrs Howard Baker's nephew Glenn Hesseltine. Several local residents were noted visiting friends and relatives in the area including the Jugenheimer and Mason families, with a long list of Sunday and Monday calls and dinners mentioned.
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Havre
Howard Baker
Glenn Hesseltine
Henry Jugenheimer
la Clair
Elmer Mason
Floyd Steele
Riverside
Will McBrides
Etta Reeves
Marion
Dean Stewart
Denmark
Reeves
Theodore Zieglowsky
Donald Bishop
Oscar Jugenheimer
Elmer Masons
Martin Westen
Bert Westen
A. B. Carr
Harry McConnell
Harry McConnel
John Gamble
Homer Kenhart
Charles McConnel
Florence Carr
Lewis Herring
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Plans for G. O. P. Meeting and Platform Shaping
Washington May 26. Administration carpenters shaped a prohibition plank for the 1932 Republican platform while President Hoover pushes a careful middle road on liquor. At a White House conference, Hoover consulted Walter F. Brown James Burke and Charles D. Hilles on Chicago convention plans and the party lineup. Dickinson keynoter and Fess successor anticipated as convention chair, with Snell as permanent gaveler. A final Chicago meeting is set for June 9 to resolve last-minute issues.
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White House
Walter F. Brown
James Francis Burke
Pittsburgh
Republican National Committee
Charles D. Hilles
New York
Chicago
William M. Butler
Massachusetts
Simeon L. Fess
Ohio
Visit and travel notes from Fairfield and area
Mr and Mrs Sam Wittmer and boys visited at the Howard Witt ing home in Fairfield after preaching services Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mike Flynn drove to Illinois Wednesday morning to attend a funeral services of an uncle of Mrs Flynn's Richard Flynn spent the day at Frank Moore's Violet Flynn spent the day at E G Beenblos somes.
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Sam Wittmer
Howard Witting
Fairfield
Mike Flynn
Illinois
Flynn
Richard Flynn
Frank Moore
Violet Flynn
E. G. Beenblossomes
Des Moines Bravest Animal Contest Seeks Pet Heroes
A Des Moines newspaper hosts a bravest animal contest inviting families to submit photos of pets that saved lives in fires or other emergencies. Prizes include medals and pamphlets with rare items.
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Des Moines
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Rare Law Books Donated to Yale Library
New Haven Conn James Hillhouse fund a personal law library to Yale University Librarian. The collection comprises 2 490 volumes of Anglo American law reports status trials and documents detailing legal history and practice.
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Conn
James Hillhouse
Yale
Yale Library
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