St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-08-16
Six Years
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Elks; Pug Lund Spoke at St. Peter
Church. July: Billy Griffin, Tai
ented Young Man, Dies; Papers
Protest Against Olson's Appoint
ment of West Effective. August:
Joe Louis Blasts Levinsky from
Ring; Hobart T. Mitchell Named
Office Assistant by Mayor Latimer;
Washington Marries Atlanta Girl;
Mrs. Rosa Moore Elected o. E. S.
Grand Matron. September: H. G.
Russell, U. B. F. Lodge Head, Hon
ored Here; Ralph Jones Under
Knife; Founder of Crispus At
tucks Dies Under Car Wheels; Eva
L. Abbey Reelected National Treas
urer of o. E. S.; Louis Whips
Make Baer. October: James
Combs Buried; Walter Barnes and
Orchestra Here; Lafayette Fields
to Open Drug Store; Warrington,
New Bethesda Pastor, Formally
Welcomed; Dwight Reed Kept Out
of Tulane Game; Regents Uphold
Negro Student Housing Bar; Mrs.
Bernice Landry Killed in Auto Ac-
cident. November: Milton Shanks
Shoots Self on Hunting Trip;
Father Keefe Addresses Catholic
Women; Mundell Elected by Sterl-
ing Club; Zion Baptist Celebrates
Rev. Bolts Sixth Year of Pastor
ate; Ozzie Simmons Stars Against
Minnesota; DIR. j. M. Boldly Dies.
December: Ben Carr, Noted Chef,
Succumbs; George Johnson, Past
Grand Master Masons, Buried.
January, 1886: Elite Club Makes
Tots Happy; Clarence o. CLANCY
Speaks on Halle @. Forum Pro-
gram; Whites Outnumbered Ne
groes at Scottsboro Protest Meet
ing. February: st. Thomas Church
Gets New Pastor; The Goth Cen
fury Club Named Hilda Moses Its
1886 Sweetheart. March: S. S.
Harris, St. Paul Pioneer, Dies;
Chas. Shepard, so Years a St. Paul
Red Cap, Honored. April: Elmer
Carter Is Urban League Speaker;
Twin Towns Plan Annual Health
Weeks. May: Henry Warfeld, Vet
eran Pullman Employe, Buried;
Henry High Funeral Rites Held;
Howard Y. Williams Heard by Sun
day Forum. June: Ames Lodge
Reflects Geo. Hall; Rayield john
son Given Ten Years; Bardwel's
Remarks at Sentencing Criticised;
Aaron McGavock Injured in Car
Crash; Paper Attacks Salvation
Army Separate Camp; DR.. Mary
Waring Pays Visit to Clubwomen.
July: Mrs. Anna Brown, Widow of
DR.. r. S. Brown, dies; Masons Vote
to Go to Winnipeg. August: John
Williams Named Prexy of Central
State Golf Association; T. B. Burt
Heads Johnny Baker Legion Post;
Turner Trial Set for October 5.
September: Guy and Stewart Re-
turned to Cities by Bishop; Leon
Abbey, on Continent for Years, Re-
turns to Visit Parents. October:
DR.. Grassland Praises Landon;
Ames Lodge Banquets Edward L.
Boyd; Perry Howard Heckled at
Sanity City Meeting. November:
Colored Voters Help Defeat Wal
ter Newton; Roosevelt Reelected;
Jolly Sixteen Autumn Recital Sue
cess. December: A. Gaynes Thomp-
son to Leave Twin Cities; Football
Stars Honored by Big Brothers.
January, 1887: Joe Louis Visits
Twin Cities; Clemmons Installed as
Gopher Elks Ruler; Joe Taylor
Shoots Attacker. February:
Blanche Mason Injured in Fall
from Stage; Marion Anderson
Sings at "U"; Roosevelt Names
Negro to Federal Judgeship; Joe
Taylor Freed by Jury; Credit I'm
ion Organized by Mill CitiansD
March: Father Gilligan Raps Dis
elimination Against Negro in Twin
Cities; Geo. Gooden, Former St.
Paulite, Dies in Canada; Como
Temple Purchases Building. April:
st. Thomas Style Show Pleases
Hundreds; Citizens Honor w. M
Smith at Testimonial; J. Louis Err
vim Reelected Treasurer of Thos,
Jefferson Club.
Lucian Combs Ends Life; Rucke1
Headed Haycraft Mayoralty Drive
May: Joe Stewart Narcotic Agent
Dead; Finley Wilson Visits Elks
Lodges; Father Divine Freed By
Judge; Omegas OF Several States
Convene Here. June: Collapse OF
Porch Fatal To 2sO Pound Woman;
Craidon Cafe Owner Given 80 Days
For Violating Civil Rights Law;
Dorothy Pittman Church Organist
To Marry; Lucille Howell Marries
Chas. Har0raves. Iulv. Trionolo