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Newspaper

Chariton Patriot

Location

Chariton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

5

Chariton High School Bars Class Organizations

The Chariton school board voted unanimously to dissolve permanent class organizations at Chariton High School, banning senior and junior groups from fundraising or dancing at class functions. The decision followed disputes over dress, class assessments, and social activities, sparking debate among teachers, parents, and the Ministerial Association about fairness and student life.

Chariton Chariton High School Ashly Actiol

Death of Joseph Wardlow in Chariton on January 27

Joseph Wardlow died at his Chariton home after an extended illness. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Munn at the United Presbyterian church and burial followed at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Pleasant township. Born in Donegal Ireland on October 80 1830, he married Sarah Nelson in Freeport Illinois. He and his family lived on a Pleasant township farm for 30 years before moving to Chariton six years ago. Survived by his wife four children Mrs John Webb Miss Agnes Wardlow of Chariton Miss Eleanor of Illinois and Albert of Omaha.

Joseph Wardlow Chariton Munn United Presbyterian Church Mt. Zion Pleasant Township Donegal County Ireland Freeport Illinois Sarah Nelson John Webb Agnes Wardlow Eleanor Albert Omaha

January Weather Report Highlights Mild Conditions

January featured above normal temperatures from 55 degrees on the 20th to 9 degrees below on the 29th. Pleasant days prevailed with no severe storms and only an inch of snow on the 22nd that melted the next day. Seventeen clear days, seven cloudy and seven percent partly cloudy. Livestock is healthy and farm conditions are favorable.

Burr

May and Davis couple wed at United Presbyterian parsonage

Mr J R May of Benton township and Miss Anna Davis of Warren township were married Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock at the United Presbyterian parsonage. They will reside on a Benton township farm and begin their new life with good wishes from friends.

J. R. May Benton Township Anna Davis Warren Township United Presbyterian Parsonage May

Candidate for Sheriff Declares Republican Candidacy

J D Clark of Jackson Township files to seek the Republican nomination for sheriff subject to the June primary. Henry Simpson leaves for St Joseph for eye treatment at Dr Barton Pitts hospital en route to a brief visit with his son Harry in King City.

J. D. Clark Jackson Township Henry Simpson Barton Pitts Harry King City

Social Club Gatherings Highlight Monday and Weekend Events

Pandora Club met with Misa Nellis Hanlin Monday evening. Zeta Epsilon Chi entertained by Mrs J P Hardin Monday afternoon. Entre Nous Club enjoyed time with Miss Frances Blanchard in her art studio Monday. Bert Gookin hosted fifteen friends for Five Hundred and dinner Wednesday. L A Wilkinson Jr and Miss Maybelle Parr hosted a tin shower at Wilkinson Sr home. Mrs Wilson Kimsey received a silver sugar creamer and spoonholder at a D of H surprise party Wednesday. Ly Antaan Club with Misses Boyles Cowen Shafer Press Octavia Beller Iona Ensley Helen McGaughey Fern Reibel Mable Gittinger Grace Gittinger met Miss Cowan Saturday for refreshments and a whistling contest won by Helen Boyles.

Entre Nous Club Frances Blanchard Bert Gookin L. A. Wilkinson Jr Maybelle Parr Burlington L. A. Wilkinson Sr Arnold D. of H Wilson Kimsey J. T. Barrow Ly Antaan Club Helen Boyles Audrey Cowen Clara Shafer Hattie Press Octavia Beller Iona Ensley Helen McGaughey Fern Reibel Mable Grace Gittinger Miss Cowan

Obituary of John Everett longtime Chariton resident

John Everett died at his daughter Mrs. H T Kumm's home Sunday night January 26 at ten o'clock. Funeral services were held Tuesday at two o'clock led by Rev. Nathan Evans of the M E church. Interment was at Chariton cemetery. Born December 21, 1828 in Burkes county Pennsylvania he moved to Danville Mountone county as a child and married Margaret St Clair in 1860. He and his wife had eight children with John C died in infancy. Surviving children include Mrs. C J Nichols Rock Island Illinois H A Palestine Texas J S Greely Nebraska Arvilla Kumm Chariton Mrs Nora Nichols Ottumwa South Dakota Mae Von Kutzleben Burlington and J E of Des Moines. He served in the 210 Pennsylvania Regiment in 1864 then moved to Slay City Minnesota and Brooklyn Illinois before settling in Chariton in 1873 where he remained respected. Sympathies extended to his family.

John Everett H. T. Kumm Nathan Evans M. E. Church Chariton Burkes County Pennsylvania Danville Mountone County Margaret St. Clair Minnis Brooklyn Illinois

Chariton Churches Back Littlefield Liquor Bill

In Chariton Iowa last Sunday all churchgoers endorsed sending a petition to Congress supporting the Littlefield original package bill. The resolution urges stopping outside liquor dealers from selling liquor in non license towns under interstate commerce protection.

Chariton Congress Littlefield

Death of A J Davis in Mt Pleasant

Friends mourn the death of A J Davis who died of Brights disease at his home in Mt Pleasant on January 22 aged 7 years 11 months and days. Funeral services were held at 308 Jay Street Friday January 24 at 2 pm and the remains were laid to rest in Forest Home cemetery beside his wife Philena who preceded him two years earlier.

A. J. Davis Mt. Pleasant Jay Forest Home Philena

Freight change to move crews to Albia area

The Burlington road alters freight runs from Albia to Oreton and Creston to Albia, likely forcing ten or more railroad families from Chariton to relocate as crews settle in Albia area towns.

Burlington Road Chariton Albia Uoreston Creston

Card of Thanks Notice of condolences and travel notes

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the G A R singers and neighbors for sympathy after the sickness and death of a husband and father. Mentions Ernest Sayer of Seattle visiting three weeks, Mattie Rhoades to accompany him, Mae Von Kutztelben of Burlingame and her mother returning home, T M Stuart traveling to Denver and Lincoln, J D Beeman and Elizabeth of Indianola visiting, W W Whitfield hosting, Clyde Wiltsey and Velda visiting Des Moines, and Earl Riasoll.

G.A. R Everett Ernest’Sayer Seattle Washington Miss’ ‘Mattie Rhoades Clyde Wiltsey Velda Des. Moines Earl Riasoll

Baptist Benevolent Society to Meet This Week

The Baptist Benevolent Society holds its meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs Farlin. The Baptist church has its annual meeting tonight. A social time is planned. The Ladies Aid of the Christian church meets at Mrs Josephine Walker's home Friday afternoon with refreshments. The Christian Woman's Board of Missions meets Sunday at 3 pm in the Christian church to discuss Women of the Bible. All Sunday services proceed as usual with morning sermon The Model Servant and evening The Heart-cry of Job. Everyone is welcome.

The Baptist Benevolent Society the Baptist Church Ladies Aid of the Christian Church Josephine Walker Christian Woman’s Board of Missions Christian Church Women of the Bible Job

Williams lecture draws praise at Drake University church

Last Sunday evening at the Christian church Mr. Williams spoke to a large audience and was praised as a gifted entertainer. He plans a return to deliver his famous lecture soon. The Young People’s meeting, led by Mrs. Wells, was well attended and the next topic is The Real Heart of Christian Endeavor led by Miss Grace Harding.

Williams Drake University Christian Church Wells Heart of Christian Endeavor Grace Harding Jas

Rulings On Primary Law Byers Voices Opinions

Attorney General Byers discusses primary law clauses with guidance on when a person becomes a candidate and permissible campaign actions. He addresses announcements, headquarters, stenographers, mailings, mimeographs, and press bureaus. The report also notes Lucas County National Bank preparing to open in two weeks and Receiver Bostwick moving offices with staff reductions underway.

Byers

Pay Your Taxes to Support County Schools

County Treasurer Wright urges taxpayers to pay taxes now rather than wait until March. He says early payments will accelerate monthly apportionment and reduce shortfalls for the county schools, stressing the need for funds to keep schools running.

Wright

Grover Fluke Burned While Playing With Toy Steam Engine

Fluke suffered a facial burn Thursday evening after a toy steam engine was fueled by a wood alcohol lamp. His hair nearest the lamp caught fire and he brushed it across his face in fright. Quick help from friends quickly extinguished the flames with no serious injuries reported.

Grover. Fluke Ron Mr. Fluke

Soderstrom James Wedding in United Presbyterian Parsonage

Mr G F Soderstrom and Mrs Pernie James were married Tuesday evening at the United Presbyterian parsonage. The groom runs a lunch wagon north of the square and the bride has worked at Whittlesey's restaurant. They live above Brewer Blake's clothing store and receive friends at home. Grant Stuart, from Dartmouth, will travel to San Antonio and may stay there. Senior class beat Junior in a high school basketball game 20 to 15. Joseph Clark visited his niece Mrs Verne Spiker on the way to Lacona for a stay with his son James.

G. F. Souderstrom Pernie James United Presbyterian Parsonage Soderstrom James Whittlesey Brewer & Blake’s Grant Stuart Dartmouth College Hanover New Hampshire San Antonio Texas Joseph Clark Russell Verne Spiker Lacona Mary Roberts Staisberry Tom

Union Evangelistic Meetings Readied At Pythian Temple

Union Evangelistic meetings are planned at the Pythian Temple store room on the square. Volunteers are urged to help with hauling lumber chairs and building a platform. The program begins 7 30 p m Wednesday February 5 with devotion and a sermon and will run nightly through the week. Sunday services recur at 11 a m and young peoples meetings at 6 p m with union services afterward. Committees led by Rev O A Elmauist coordinate music devotion advertising arrangements and finance with leaders from local churches invited to participate.

Union Evangelistic Pythian Temple Press the Clothier O. A. Elmauist McCullagh and Moore Wells and Hakes Evans and Stratton Munn Harvey Jones M. HE

Arbitration Offered For Bank Claim Dispute

The First National Bank receivership faces a $350 000 M V A claim. Stuart & Stuart represent creditors asking removal from liabilities. A Treasury reply proposes arbitration with evidence reviewed by a department representative whose ruling would be final. Woodmen claim appears valid. depositor claim could negate it.

Treasury Department Stuart & Stuart First National Bank Bostwick Ioan

Bank Cleaning and Asset Transfer for Lucas County Bank Move

Bank activities in Wouseceaning Housecleaning began this week as the old institution prepares to move into the Lucas County National Bank. Numerous worthless forms and banking supplies were moved to the Chariton Commercial College for reuse in teaching banking methods. Mr. Crocker, a liberal printer customer, had stocked much of this material.

First Nationed Bank Lucas County National Bank Chariton Commercial College Crocker

Capt Bell Takes Command Of Co H At Drill

Captain Wm Bell, newly elected commander of Company H, led drill for the first time Monday evening. He praised the company and voiced satisfaction in leading such a fine group of young men. Members are keen to impress at the March 5 inspection and indoor target practice begins next week.

Wm. Bell Co. H A. IX. Aten Mutch

Homeward Bound For Simon Family Son Returns From Panama

Mr and Mrs Simon Press receive word from their son Harry that he has safely reached New York City from Panama after eleven months as a stenographer in the Land Agent Office of the Panama Railroad Company. He will visit New York City Buffalo Detroit and Chicago before arriving home next week. Friends look forward to greeting him.

Simon Press Harry New York City Panama Panama Railroad Company Buffalo Detroit Chicago

Annual Company H inspection scheduled at armory

The march 5 inspection of Company H will be directed by the War Department and conducted by a regular army officer on duty with the Iowa National Guard. Under Captain Bell the unit is expected to be in good shape for the rigorous federal inspection.

Armory War Department Iowa National Guard Capt Bell

New Derby Bank Officers Elected

The Derby State Bank stockholders elected officers last Tuesday with R. E. Morris as President M. T. Grimes as Vice President U. G. Penick as Cashier Geo E Parkin as Assistant Cashier. Directors named include Chae Oehlman N G Penick J Herbert Park J W Dunn M T Grimes R BE Morris.

Derby State Bank R. E. Morris M. T. Grimes U. G. Penick Geo E. Parkin Ass’t Chae, Oehlman N. G. Penick J. Herbert Park J. W. Dunn R. BE. Morris

Depositors to Meet at Court House Next Saturday

Depositors of the First National Bank will gather in the courthouse next Saturday to discuss business of importance. A social follows in the basement of the Christian church on Tuesday evening February 4 at 7 o'clock conducted by the Young People's Christian Endeavor.

First National Bank Court House Christian Church Countie Endeavor

Chariton Banquet Brings Town Leaders Together

The Chariton business men's banquet at the Pythian temple drew about 225 attendees including ministers doctors lawyers and workers. Speakers praised the towns schools discussed a proposed public hospital and the value of business and agricultural collaboration.

Chariton Pythian Temple W. R.C Chariton Orchestra

Also Mentioned on This Page

May—Davis Pandora Club Misa Nellis Hanlin Zeta Epsilon Chi J. P. Hardin Mae von Kutztelben Burlingen J.D. Beeman Elizabeth Indianola W.W. Whitfield Lucas First National Bank In Wouseceaning Capt. Bell New Derby Bank Boosters W. H. Dewey Noxall Club Dewey Rev. Evans M. BE J. H. Darrah Gol. Dungan Guy W. Larimer Larimer Kate W. Penick Mre Penick Chariton Schools Sinoteds H. G Hollinger & Latimer Iowa Clothier’s Association State Federation of Merchantile Associations Rate’ Law Commercial Club St. Joe Wm, Bell 55Th Infantry National Guard Guard Chariton Compar Pers Commercial College Reaon Hardin Exley Warren Senate Salt River Makin
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