Seven Nurses Graduate at Presbyterian Hospital Tonight
Seven young women will graduate from the Nurses Training School of Presbyterian Hospital tonight at exercises in Westminster Presbyterian Church. A reception follows in church parlors by the Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary. Reverend Herbert Mochiman will address the graduates. invocation by Dr. McCormick. benediction by Dr. Macartney.
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Nurses’ Training School
Presbyterian Hospital
Wastminster” Presbyterian Churity
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Hotel Russell+ Lamson
Presbyterian Mosnital-Alumni Association
Ray Tiller
Alumni ‘Association
Evalyn Richards
Sarah” Hutchinsei
Lanquet Committee
Herbert Mochiman
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American Tathoran Church
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Elks Observe Flag Day With Open Session
Elks plan to observe Flag Day on June 14 with an open session similar to Mother’s Day rites, featuring ritual ceremonies and public participation.
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ELKS
Local committee forms to plan event if weather permits
A committee was appointed at a recent meeting to arrange the event. If conditions are favorable, the program will be held at Linealo Park.
Hazleton Graduation May 26 in Hazleton Ja
Hazleton prepares for graduation with commencement set for Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. Baccalaureate address by Rev. L J Bond of Waterloo on Sunday and graduation exercises Wednesday evening with Dr Ernest G C Ensign of Jersey City delivering the address. Names listed include Mary Louie Jarrett Martin Retin lyden Elizabeth Lewis Wilma Paulhue Smith and others.
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Hazleton
L. J. Bond
Water- Joo
Presbyterian Church
Ernest GC. Ensign
Jews City
Mary Louie Jarrett
Martinretin’ Lyden
Mahei i Izabetl Lewis
Wilma Paulhue Smith
Telery Pearl Brown
Marlon Colina Campbell
Paarl Lavell
Minton
Die Ashbaugh
Mayee Kolle
Neva Pearl Nibeuk
Marin Mead’ Uymberlain
Raymond Joseph Harrington
Marion Eyimeryou Shafer
Traymond Phillip Reider
Quinton Nicholas Thomas
Harry. Dierutd Seston
Sumner High Class of 40 Sets Graduation Record
Sumner High School graduates Forty students on Friday evening May 28 in the largest class to leave the institution. Exercises will be in the gymnasium with a class address by M. G. C. superintendent of Sioux schools. The class sermon is slated for Sunday evening May 23 at the high school gymnasium.
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Sumner High School
Sioux
Heavy filings mark record day in recorder office
Ninety five instruments were filed yesterday in County Recorder Jennie S Bird's office. It was one of the biggest days in the office history, with heavy chattel mortgages and auto loan filings. Most registrations involved automobiles and furniture purchases on installment plans. Twenty one new cars were registered in the county treasurer's office.
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Jennie.s. Bird
Borah May Speak Here for Senator Brookhart Candidacy
Information from Al. L. Merrichsen, Brookhart committee chairman, states that Borah may speak in Iowa and Waterloo for Smith Brookhart in the Republican primary. If farm relief legislation delays, he will not leave Washington until it is disposed of and may visit Waterloo Des Moines Burlington Cedar Rapids and Sioux City to boost Brookhart.
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Wuham
Iowa
Waterloo
Smith W.brookhart
Don
al. L. Mrrichsen
Brookhart Committee
Boraly
Capitol
Brookhart
Washington
Des Moines
Burlington
Cedar
Sioux City
Bishop of Mexico to Speak at First MoE Church on June 4
Bishop George A. Miller of Mexico City will address the First Methodist Episcopal Church Friday evening June 4 with Mrs. Miller joining for an afternoon talk to the Methodist women. Miller oversees all M E churches and missions in Mexico and Latin America and is billed as a magnetic speaker discussing life in Mexico and global relations under the World Service commission.
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George A. Miller
Mexico City
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jo. Arthur Young
Mexico
World Service. Commission
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa
Marion
Vinton
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