Musical Program Sunday Evening at The Methodist Church
Sunday evening concert at the Methodist Church features organ prelude Gloria from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass and Mare Chorus performing Selected My Faith Looks Up to Thee with Crawford quartet and Paul Otto violin. Congregational singing interspersed with a short pastor’s sermon on Faith. Also notes a correction on a recent real estate sale involving the Barnard family and W K Barnard.
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Methodist Church
Mare
Quint- Crawford
Paul Otto
Kensington
Recital Tonight By Mrs Anderson And Gretchen Crawford
Mrs T L Anderson and Gretchen Crawford will present a two piano and voice recital this evening at Extra. They travel by automobile with accompanying Mr Anderson, Mr and Mrs Cavenaugh, Dr and Mrs Hammer and Miss Fowler.
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T. L. Anderson
Migs
Gretchen Crawford
Anderson
Cavenaugh
Hammer
Mias Fowler
Pleasant Knights of Columbus musicale and dance attendance
The local council entertained about 175 guests at a Musicale and dance at the Knights of Columbus hall. Performers included Miss Nettle McCarville, Dr. Chas. B. Burke, Miss Pearl Colwell, W. H. McConvill, Sadie and Mamie Ash, and Miss Della Schiappacasse with Joe Schiappacasse and Frank Frost providing motion pictures. Ice cream and wafers were served and dancing followed with piano and snare drum accompaniment.
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Knights of Columbus
Miss Nettle McCarville
Chas. B. Burke
Joe Schiappacasse
Frank Frost
C. B. Burke
Anna McGrath
Typewriter Paper Sold Cheap at the NEWS
Readers are offered good quality typewriter paper at 75 cents a box at the NEWS office. This bargain highlights affordable supplies for writers and businesses alike.
Cosson Calls for National Committee on Rail Rates
Iowa Attorney General Cosson told the national convention of attorney generals that a committee should cooperate with the railway commissioners and Interstate Commerce Commission to compel express companies to fix reasonable rates in all states. He endorsed parcels post and proposed raising the parcels limit to eleven pounds. He also urged laws forcing railroads to accept parcels from any company to break up a monopoly.
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Salt Lake City
Cosson
Iowa
National Convention of Attorney Generals
Convention of Railway Commissioners and
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hall's F. J. Cheney cure ads and church Kensington notice
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials from local figures and a price of 75 cents per bottle. The Congregational ladies announce a Kensington at Mrs. Swan's home on Ninth and Poplar, June 26, featuring a poppy display for sale at five cents each.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank of Commerce
Ohio
Hall
Congregational Church
Kensington
Mra. T. B
Foster's Weekly Weather Guess Forecasts Severe Storms
Washington reports predict disturbance across the continent from June 22 to July 1 with warm and cool waves, sunspot links, and heavy local rains. Forecaster E. W. Wagner notes critics, while Foster’s Sunspot theory and Jupiter influence are cited by grain dealers in Chicago.
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Washington, D. C
Pan
Prof
Ricard
Santa Clara
California
Pacific Coast
Pacific Slope
Great Central Valleys
Ags
Jupiter
Atlantic
Mexico
North America
Central States
E. W. Wagner ,and Co
Chicago
Foster
Washingtonian
Jupiter Pluvius
Prize to be awarded at Giffen store tomorrow
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 the prize will be awarded at the Giffen store. A representative from the McDougall cabinet company will preside and urges all interested, especially the ladies, to attend to avoid missing out like two local ladies who failed to be present at a recent sale.
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Giffen
McDougall Cabinet Company
Insurance Losses Settled Promptly by Plotts Nelson Co
The Plotts Nelson Co agency boasts prompt direct settlement of numerous insurance losses over the past forty five days. Entries list insured names, dates, causes such as lightning and wind, and payouts ranging from 5 to 1277.50, with multiple policies from American and Columbia among others.
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Plotts-Nelson Co
Plotts & Nelson
L. W. Wheatley
Columbia
John Olson
Clarence Hedges
H. and
J. Westphalen
L. B. Warren
Will Strittmatter
Williamsburgh
Frank Retz
M. O. Trailer
Personal items of interest highlight local moves
The G G Jeck went to Stuart on business for the Produce Company. Mrs. Royce Cox is home from the hospital. Miss Alice Fowler of Toledo Iowa visits the Crawford home. Ernie Herring departs for Des Moines with a Rambler to deliver to a customer. C A Meredith buys Romeo Lawrence property for 3500. C W Fair of the gas company visits Oskaloosa for a few days with old friends.
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G. G. Jeck
Stuart
Royce Cox
Alice Fowler
Toledo
E. Crawford
Crawford
Ernie Herring
Des Moines
Herring Company
C. A. Meredith
Romeo Lawrence
McMichael Marries Florence Ethel Smith in Beloit Wis
Miss Florence Ethel Smith daughter of Rev Joel A Smith and George A McMichael formerly Y M C A secretary here were married in Beloit Wisconsin on the 21st. They will be at home in Missoula Montana after September first. Locals join the paper in extending best wishes.
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Beloit
Wis
Florence Ethel Smith
Joel A. Smith
George A. McMichael
Many Pleasant Affairs. Heat drives outdoor social events
Last night in Pleasant City a string of outdoor gatherings kept the town lively. Congregational church social at the Rattenberg home, K C hall events, Concordia society at the C W Otto residence, and a Church of Christ Sunday school party at N P Christensen's home filled the evening with neighbors and friends. Meanwhile H M Bourne and wife depart for Nora, Ontario, to attend a ill relative. The sick man, an old soldier, is well known locally and gravely ill at over eighty years.
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Will Barnard
Barnard
Rattenberg
Congregational Church
K. C
K. C. Hall
German Evangelical Lutheran ‘Concordia Society
C. W Otto
N. P. Christensen
Church of Christ Sunday School
H. M. Bourne
Nora
Mr. Bourne
Swat That Fu Fly Killer Giveaway at Store Visit
A fly killer titled Swat That Fu was offered to every visiting lady at the store on Saturday with a note that none were to be given to children. The deal was advertised under the names 2422 Melcher & Salveter.
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Melcher & Salveter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herald
Hoffmar
Chicago Record-Herald
Atlantic Evening News
the Record-Herald
the Evening News
The
Record-Herald
McDougall
J. A. Giefen
K. (. Hall
Salt Lake
Plotts & Nelson Insurance Agency
W. D. Keller
G. E. Warren
John Krambeck
C. C. Bell
American
Dennison
Giffen’s
C. W. Fair
Gas Company
Oskaloosa
Mr. Fair
G. A. McMichael
Hero Wedson
Che
Selow
Cook
Jaques Mfg. Co
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