Summer White House in South Dakota Park
The Black Hills park near the game lodge will host President Coolidge and his family for the summer. The lodge, visible from park highways only on approach, offers privacy as tourists glimpse it first upon entering the park.
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South Dakota
Black Hills
President Coolidge
Sout Dakota
Black Hill
Harney Peak
Road repairs questioned as taxpayers demand accountability
A letter questions road work on the Northwestern grade to Highview route and asks where tax money goes. It lists monthly county road expenditures totaling 181.57 since December 1, 1926 and urges taxpayers to insist on wise spending and clear results.
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Highview
First Lady of Georgia Plans Social Center at Mansion
Georgia's first lady elect Mrs. L. G. Hardman will revive the old southern custom of using the governor's mansion as a social hub. She aims for afternoon at homes open houses and university guest visits with no dancing, while her daughter Josephine 16 assists and designs clothes. Dr. Hardman, a physician, would be the first millionaire governor in years.
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Atlanta
L. G. Hardman
Georgia
Josephine Hardman
Gover
Nor-Elect
Josephine
Hardman
Sunday Schools of Back Creek in Annual Session
Hayfield Virginia June 7 Sunday schools of Back Creek district held their annual session at Mount Williams May 27 with a large audience. N K Larrick organized the program, featuring addresses by Rev. D R Cleckner and Rev Dr Reed, discussions on Christian education and teacher class relations, music by local quartets, and a closing benediction. The next meeting is slated for May 1928 at Bethel M E South near Trone.
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Norman E. Cooper
A. F. Tobler
Gladys Ramey
B. F. Line
C. A. Freed
Mount Williams
St. John’s
Aurmost
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Gertrude Brewer
Reed
I. N. Good
Arbella Richard
J. L. Neff
Lula Hodgson
Mountain View School
Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Trone
High View
W. G
J. E. Eaton
Ralph Triplett
Mountain View
Line
The Adventure Called Life
The July issue of True Story highlights 16 thrilling features using personal narratives of everyday struggles joys and emotions to connect readers with neighbors experiences and universal human concerns.
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