Presbyterian Ladies Election Marks Meeting At Church
The annual Women’s Working Association meeting of the First Presbyterian church was well attended and yielded a strong treasury. Officers elected include General President Mrs C E Seales for a third year, along with leaders of the missionary and aid societies. A social hour and music followed.
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Presbyterian Ladies
Women’s Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Seales
W. W. Miller
Missionary Department
H. L. Litchfield
D. R. Gould
J. E. Ridenour
A. MacEachron
First Congregational Church
The
Missionary Society
Charles Navis
Walter H. Rollins
Grace Saxe
Paul Lindner
Jesus
Dorcas Society
First Baptist Church
A. J. Edwards
E. R. Pendleton
Mary Lambert
J. K. Joder
D. L. Huffnagle
M. ™. Quest
W. J. Shanks
Emma J. Bannister
H. G. Beeman
Ellis Island
Mesdames Woodring
Wilcox, Meggison
Ida Powell
Mysterious Letter Foreshadows Gould-Decies Wedding Block
A letter from the Hoffman house threatens to thwart the planned marriage of Lord Decies and Miss Gould. The American Girls for America declare they will prevent the union by any means, endorsing a national movement against titled marriages for wealth.
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Gould- Decies
New York
Lord Decies
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
America
A. G
A. J. Drexel
Decies
Miss Gould
Devies
Tearney Victory Seen After Judge Gridley Ruling
Word from Waterloo reports early favorable views of Judge Gridley's decision in the baseball case. Tearney and associates faced contempt risk while a rump meeting was dismissed as harmless. Attorney O'Brien sought further court orders to require Waterloo presence and a league meeting for business.
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P. J. Martin
Gridley
Waterloo
Tearney
O'Brien
League
Boy Treated for Deafness in Rochester Minnesota
Harold Place son of Fay R. Place editor of the Citizens-Herald is at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota for three weeks of treatment for deafness. His parents accompany him and surgeons expect to halt progression though slight impairment may remain.
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Jesup
Harold Place
Fay R. Place
The
Citizens-Herald
Rochester
Minn
Rochester Hospital
Mayo Brothers
Harold
Nursing Course Offered by Children's Memorial Hospital
Graduate nurses sought for a three year program at Children's Memorial Hospital Chicago. Open to young women aged 19 to 30 with high school education. Includes children’s and adult nursing in a general hospital with probation, salary after two months, located near Lincoln Park with lawns, shade trees, tennis courts. Illinois law governs the program leading to registered nurse status. Superintendent of Nursing, T on Ave., Chicago.
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Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Pavillicen Hospital
Lincoln Park
R. N
Nursce
Ave
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