Memorial Services Draw Crowd at Elks Hall
The Elks Lodge crowded the hall Sunday for memorial services with Exalted Ruler A C Page presiding. Rev W E Sloane offered the invocation and Oscar Hallam of St Paul delivered a highly praised address on national cohesion and charity. The event featured multiple quartettes, a solo by Mrs A M Lewis, and closing prayers by Dr Bloane.
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A. C. Page
Lodge of Sorrow
George Hormel
Kurnham
Selby
Lewis
W. EB. Sloane
J. L. Mitchell
John Hormel
W. M. Crane
J H. Anderson
Oscar Hallam
St. Paul
Jaggard
Egypt
Greece
Empire of
Caesars
Lincoln
A.M. Lewis
Blind Optimist Attwood Delivers Sermons At Congregational Church
Blind Optimist F S Attwood lectured tonight after two successful sermons at the Cong regational church yesterday. Morning discourse themed the Prodigal Son's Father with vivid pictures of divine love. Evening message titled Blind Bartimaeus drew a full house and strong interest for tonight's lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.S. Attwood
Congregational
Austin
Bartimeus
Attwood
Elecus Officers Elected After Saturday Election
Elecus Post elected new officers for the coming year on Saturday evening. Commander J. D. Smith. Senior Vice J. DeRemer. Junior Vice John Fairbanks. Surgeon J. H. Robertson. Quartermaster Wilson Beach. Officer Day Peter Cratzer. Officer Guard E. Watkins. Chaplain A. E. Haseltine. Trustee three years J. H. Robertson. Sentinel H. Hall. Delegates Matthes and J. Fairbanks. P. I. John Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntyre
J. D. Smith
V.—J. DeRemer
J. V
John Fairbanks
J. H. Robertson
Q. M
Wilson Beach
Peter Cratzer
E. Watkins
A. E. Haseltine
H. Hall
Matthes
J. Fairbanks
John Hawkins
Advertising Season Urges Early Submissions
To Our Advertisers. From now until Christmas is the busy advertising season. Help the editor by bringing in your ads early and don't expect him to do impossible stunts. No ads brought in in after noons can appear in the paper that day. Try and get them to the office the day before you expect them changed.
Frankie Clay Drowned After River Skating
Austin mourns 13 year old Frankie Clay who drowned in the Cedar while skating with friends on a mill dam. The boy attempted to reach farther up the river with Davey and a companion, fell through unsafe ice, and despite efforts by Fay Rayman and others, including doctors, the body was recovered and pronounced dead. Funeral services are planned at Christ Episcopal church with private family rites at home prior.
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Frank Clay
W. F. Clay
Frankie Clay
John Davey
Ecorea
Frank Rayman
Davey
Frankie
Prank Rayman
Fay
Arthur Thomas
Dr. van Bronkhurst
Drost
Thomas
Rayman
Dra. O. F
Lewis,Allen and Albertson
Ellis
Kyler Page
Dr.Sloane
W. PF. Clay
Austin
Rex
Christ Episcopal Church
Oskwood Cemetery
Unity of Churches leads local Christian dedication.
The Christian church on Oakland Avenue and Greenwich Streets held a threefold dedication, the sermon series centering on unity. Members raised funds, bought property, and welcomed Charles Foster of Sayre, Va., to lead December services stressing restoration of the New Testament church.
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Oakland Avenue
Greenwich Streets
Seremon
J. H. Bickwell
Mr. Bickwell
Christie
Messrs
Heilman
French
Larson
Cressey
Jesus
Bickwell
Charles Foster
Sayre
Venn
Foster
Caesars
Obituary for Mrs. Chris Jensen of Austin area
Mrs. Chris Jensen living four miles northeast of Austin died Saturday evening at her home after a year of failing health due to a tumor. She leaves husband, six children including Fred in Dakota, four sisters and four brothers. Funeral at noon tomorrow from her home, Rev. Roseland officiating. Interment in Lansing.
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Chris Jensen
Austin
Jensen
Fred
Dakota
Lars Hanson
Louis Johnson
George Peterson
Hans Jacobson
Moscow
California
William P. Johnson
Rev
Roseland
Lansing Cemetery
Peddlers Parade Comedy at the Auditorium in Austin
The Peddlers Parade will be staged at the Auditorium on Wednesday at 5 o clock. Forty characters will appear in costumes with songs drills and recitations. Street vendors flower girls tambourine girls Swiss toy girls blind musicians Indian basket women and Italian characters perform. Mrs L West leads the event proceeds aid a good cause. Tickets cost 10 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
The Story Beautiful Art Lecture Recital in City
An art lecture recital presents the life and labor of the meek Nazarene with a broad, dramatic scope. It features reproductions in facsimile color of over one hundred major paintings, largely unknown in the country, colored for the event by Joseph Hawkes of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hawkes
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
America
Europe
Colorful concert of art music and literature for Savior’s life
An evening program at the Catholic church under the Library Committee features painting and coloring alongside vocal and instrumental works. Rev Fr Mac Corry will present on Tuesday evening December 11 at 8:30. Admission 35c middle, 25c side. Tickets at Malloy’s drug store starting Saturday December 1.
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Library Committee
Fr MacCorry
Malloy’s Drug Store
Four lumber cars sold. Stacyville project abandoned
The four cars of lumber sidetracked in Lyle for weeks awaiting orders from the new town at Stacyville Junction have been sold to Teeterville's lumber yard by B Muldown. The proposed new town is abandoned for now.
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Lyle Tribune
Lyle
Stacyville
Teeterville
B. Muldown
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Ee AC
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Chas
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George Hirs
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