Fortnightly art notes and Queen Esther circle meet
The Fortnightly club art department met at Miss Nellie Tripp's home with Miss Alice Van Vliet presenting on Harty Gothic Period and Miss Ina McDowell on Early Tuscan Sculpture. The Queen Esther circle of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Roscoe Anderson's home with devotionals by Marjorie Smith and reports from officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tripp
Alice FE. van Vliet
Ina McDowell
Miss McDowell
Queen Esther
Methodist Church
Roscoe Anderson
Marjorie Smith
R. E. Shannon
Will
Church and club notices bundled from 1843 items
The Woman's Missionary society meets Friday at 2 30 with Mrs J O Elder for a playette and program. The Rebekahs hold a Friday 8 pm meeting. The P of W hosts a 10 cent social Friday afternoon at Mrs Hugh Mc Cleery. Modern Woodmen announce a Sept 20 hall meeting for candidate adoption chaired by E G Fox. Regular M EB choir rehearsal listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. O. Elder
Woodmen Hall
E. G. Fox
Local church notices list meetings and receptions
Thursday evening at 7 30 every member please be present. The 4 H Jacksonites will meet with Edith Jarrard Saturday afternoon. The Presbyterian choir rehearsal at the church tonight. The Ladies Aid of the MBE church at Ainsworth will hold a reception Friday evening Sept 21 for the new pastor and teachers.
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H .l
Ladies Aid
MBE
Ainsworth
Lid ward social announced by W R C in corp room
On Tuesday afternoon September 25 the W R C will hold a Lid ward social in the corp room with a good program under preparation. Civil War veterans friends and members are invited. There will also be a cottage prayer meeting at the home of W. Busby 608 West Washington Street Friday at 7 30 PM. Everyone welcome. And this is the confidence that we have in Him that if we ask anything
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Corp
Ivil
W. Busby
Washington Street
Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis Adjourns
New officers were elected and the Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis adjourned today as members dispersed to their homes across the Midwest. The Des Moines meeting wrapped after a session that elected officers and set the stage for future regional cooperation in public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mississippi Valley Conference
Midwest
New Officers Named for Regional Meeting Group
Grand Rapids Michigan was chosen as next year’s meeting place. New officers include president Dr J W Coons of Stevens Point Wisconsin and vice president Dr Charles Lerrige of Topeka Kansas with secretary A J Werle of Lansing Michigan. Three executive council members are Dr John Peck of Des Moines Mrs F H Klees of Waukon and T J Edmonds of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Coons
Stevens Point Wis
Charles Lerrige
Fopeka
Kan
A. J. Werle
Lansing, Mich
Lomans
John Peck
Des Moines
F. H. Klees
Waukon
T. J. Edmonds
Foggy night causes crashes in Le Mars
Low lying fog lasting several hours confused motorists in Le Mars Iowa last night leading to multiple off road accidents and a single collision on the fogbound streets.
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LE Mars
Work criticizes Smith over misquotes in Omaha speech
Chairman Work of the Republican National Committee issued a press statement accusing Alfred E. Smith of misquotations and historical distortions in his Omaha address about farm problems. The critique centered on alleged misquotes from President Coolidge and references to Hoover and the Republican platform.
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Washington Sert
Alfred E. Smith
Omaha
Coniidge
Hoover
Republican Platform
Republican National
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