Community Groups Elect New Officers At Year End Meeting
The King's Heralds and Home Guards meet at the Methodist church with thirteen members, electing officers led by president Helen Sarte and vice president Louise Longwer. Various clubs host picnics, meetings, and a forthcoming wedding is noted for Miss Isabelle Lemmon and Lloyd A. Bingham.
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King’s Heralds
Home Guards
Methodist Church
Helen Sarte
Louise Longwer
Helen Mack
Virginia Shannon
Audrey Peet
Woman Finds Dream Powder MELLO-GLO Face Powder
A new French process face powder named MELLO-GLO promises to banish shine and keep pores unnoticeable. It spreads smoothly for a peachlike complexion and is favored by well groomed women. Sherman Bros., Druggist, offers this cosmetic product.
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Sherman Bros
Fortnightly home economics meeting and Epworth League gathering
Announcement for Section 2 of the Fortnightly home economics department meeting with Mrs Frank Wilson on Tuesday September 11 at 1 PM with a potluck luncheon. Members bring dish and silver and dues are payable. Epworth League invites members to the M E parsonage for a business and social meeting this evening at 7 30.
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Havre
Sunset Park
William Gannon
H. L. Witting
Jim Shalla
Frank Wilson
Epworth League
M. E. Parsonage
Red Brick News Roundup At Red Brick School
Sept 5 report notes the first day of school with Mrs Paul Lytle as teacher. Social visits include the Crossett and Jaates families in Wellman and Centerville trips. A funeral for James Beatty in St Louis linked to Mrs Beatty’s sister. Elm Grove burial.
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Red Brick
Paul Lytle
Homer Kephart
Seattle
Carl Herring
C. M. Crossett
Wellman
John Caldwell
Marguerite
Wilma Ellis
Centerville
J. W. Nebergal
Leslie Jaates
Fred Sayre
Ab Beenblossom
Nettie Beatty
Myr Chestnut
St. Louis
Missouri
C. C
Roy Humston
Miss Betty
Carl Hering
Philadelphia Seen As Crime Cap City In Grand Jury Case
District Attorney John A. Monaghan alleges Philadelphia is a center of eastern alcohol supply and underworld weapon distribution. Testimony cites Edward Goldberg who said he supplied Max Huff with three machine guns and six bulletproof vests. Authorities note 450 Vickers guns are unaccounted for amid ongoing cleanup efforts.
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Philadelphia
John A. Monaghan
Monaghan
New York
Edward Goldberg
Goldberg
Chicago
Max “Boo Boo
Huff
Grand Jury Room
Harry Mackey
Grand Jury
Bank Robbery Rate Lower Here Than in Any Other State
Des Moines reports Iowa has the lowest bank robbery rate in the nation as sheriffs and vigilante groups increasingly identify and catch culprits. The claim, from James Risden head of the state bureau of identification, follows the Missouri Valley State Savings Bank burglary on Wednesday.
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Des Moines
Ishiffs
Iowa
James Risden
Pareau
Savines Bank
Missouri Valley
Dolores Costello Stars in Tenderloin at New Graham
Dolores Costello stars in Tenderloin a bandit melodrama about women drawn into crime. The story set in New York underworld features Conrad Nagel Mitchel Lewis and others. The film directed by Michael Curtiz for Warner Bros opens next Monday and Tuesday.
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Dolores Costello
New Graham Theatre
New York
Miss Costello
Warner Bros
Michael Curtiz
Melville Cosman
E. T. Lowe Jr
Miss Costelo
Conrad Nagel
Mitchel Lewis
Fred Kelcey
Georgie Stone
Pata Hartigan
Dan Wolheim
Dorothy Vernon
Evelyn Pierce
Two Acres Needed To Sustain One Person Under Cultivation
The article states that on the present agricultural basis about two acres of land are required to support a single person. It notes this figure is lower in densely cultivated countries.
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Wallis
America
Ralph Livingston
Washington
Brother of Washington Man Shoots Himself in Hospital Room
John W. Hoyle, 72, a visitor at Edgar Hoyle’s home in Macomb, died in a Marietta Phelps hospital room after shooting himself with a .38 revolver shortly after five on Sunday. An inquest, led by Coroner H. S. Bobbett, returned a verdict of death by own action and noted Hoyle’s despondent mood and loneliness amid his health issues. He was born in Fulton county, Illinois, and had lived in California for years.
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Washington
Macomb
Hoyle
Illinois
Daily Journal
John W. Hoyle
Edgar Hoyle
Marietta Phelps Hospital
Wiss Bernice Clark
Leslie Murphy
H. S. Bobbett
Bushne
Fulton County
California
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American Legion Auxiliary
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