Epworth League Meeting Heads to Correctionville
Preparations intensify for the first annual Epworth League convention in Correctionville on June 20 and 21 with about 160 delegates expected. A highlight is Rev Ernest Wray Oneal of Chicago speaking Wednesday evening, praised as a powerful orator by Frank Crane.
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We Grove
Epworth League
Correctionville
Ernest Wray Oneul
D. L
First Methodist Episcopal Church of Chicago
Gneul
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Frank Grane
Ernest Wray Oneal
Hin
Oneal
Acheson
District League
C. H. Young
Wall Lake
R. D. Acheson
John Madison
Cut-Off Roads In Fine Shape For Boosters
Report on Hawkeye Highway Cut-off trip with about 88 machines from Sioux City papers, showing roads in superb condition despite rain. Iowa enthusiasm for better roads cited as main force behind the event, with rivalry between Cut-off and Short-out noted and potential for saving miles on routes from Fort Dodge to Sioux City. Overland vehicle used, trip completed in two hours with gears kept high.
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Rockwall City
Lytton
Sac City
Hawkeye Highway
Correctionville
Moville
Sioux City
Imade
McQuitty
Correctsonville
Iowa
Mort Dodge
Hawkeye
Sturm Lake
Kingsley
Slinton
Asi
Fort Dodge
Iowa Publishing
FW. Woodnd
Geo. A. Bailey
Wood
Ivan Eckhart
Sunday School Conven tion in Rock and Union Townships
The annual Sunday School convention for District No 14 covering Rock and Union Townships will be in Cor County Correctonville on Saturday evening June 10 and 11. Officers include Mrs W M Quitty president and Mrs O C Foster secretary treasurer. Program lists services at Free Methodist church and Congregational church with a series of talks, reports, elections, and giving.
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Rock and Union Townships
Correctonville
W. ¥. McQuitty
0. C. Foster
The
Free Methodist Church
Arlington
F. G. Oliver
Crombie
Congregational Church
Jamieson
Acheson
Geo. Dowell
Oliver
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Earl Edmunds
Miss McCaw
Iowa Drainage Report Issued for Farmers
The 1911 Iowa State Drainage Association annual meet report, prepared by W H Stevenson of Ames, offers papers on standard drain tile specifications, recommendations on ditch benefits, legal methods for railroad property assessments, pumping drainage, tile sizes for Iowa, common drainage mistakes, and United States drainage history. The nearly 100 page pamphlet costs 25 cents and emphasizes current drainage data and statistics for landowners, engineers, and tile makers.
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Lhe
Iowa Statfe Nminage Association
W. H. Stevenson
Ames
Iowa
State Drainage, Waterways and Conservation Commission
United States
Towa
Notice to Trespassers on Farm West of Correctionville
A farm west of Correctionville issues a notice forbidding plunting or firing of firearms on the property under penalty of the law for trespass. The terse posting serves to warn potential trespassers and protect the land from unlawful entry or use.
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Correctionville
Treapas
Masons Celebrate Twenty Fifth Anniversary Lodge 474
Correctionville observed the twenty fifth anniversary of Burning Bush lodge no 474 A F and A M with a homey lodge room, decorations, and a supper served by the Ladies guild. George A Bailey recalled the lodge history while current leaders and members reflected on twenty five years with one hundred attendees enjoying a musical portion and refreshments.
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Burning Bush Lodge
Correctionville
George A. Bailey
W. L. Ehlers
A. J. Weeks
D. BR. Shantz
W. M. Rheabottom
Wm. Garber
August Markusen
D. W. Hinkhouse
Tyler
Remaini Scenses
Bailey
W. J. Whiers
D- B
Thontz
M. G. Feltus
Geo. J. Thom
J. KH. Patterson
W. H. Garber
J. Weeks
C Nellis
Jong Awhies
Ladies’ Guild
Consrepational
Holy City
A. C. Smith
Home Sweet Home
Wr C. J. Cook
W. J. Ehlers
Bert. Felty
Miss Bethel Smith
Rev O S Bryan Family Returns To Live In Correctionville
Rev O S Bryan and family arrive this week from Fonda to reside in Correctionville, taking the Isaac Coon home. He formerly pastor of the M E church here, and the community honors Mrs Bryan with silver spoons and a leather pocket book for her church and school work. Bryan, after over forty years in ministry, retires due to health but vows to remain active in Christian service.
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O. S. Bryan
Ponda
Orrectionville
Mr. Ryan
M. E. Church
Issac Coon
Fonda
Bryan
Cerimndaé Bryan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ida Bryan
One Essential Remedy For Summer Families
An advertisement urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand especially in summer. It claims the medicine is almost certain to be needed and affordable at the dealer.
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Ederheimer
Stein
Riordan
M. Rhellbottom
Overholser's
J.W. Overholser
W. M. WrigHt & CO
C. B. Nellis
Bailey State Bank
Overland
F. W. Woodruff
Sherwin-Williams
Jewelry
C. C. Yockey
Skeels
Moran @ Hempel