Local Society News Highlights Engaging Social Events
Tomorrow marks the twenty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Luther Spry with family dinner at their South Third street home. Mrs W C Spalding hosts a birthday tribute to Mrs W W White with a J M club surprise at West Burlington street. Florence Loehr entertains S O P H club guests at West Briggs street with games, menu, and gifts.
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Luther Spry
South Third Street
Florence Loehr
S. O. P. H. Club
West Briggs Street
Miss Loehr
Parsons College Pep Meeting Prepares for Wesleyan Game
In Barhydt Chapel Parsons College students and friends host a pep rally to back the football team before Friday's big clash with Wesleyan. Alumni and supporters urged to attend and purchase tickets at Gobble & Heer's. Fred Wilson spoke at the Y M C A with remarks from John Larmore Rey Gallaher and Leslie Brier.
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Barhydt Chapel
Parsons College
Wesleyan
Gobble & Heer's
Fred Wilson
Meni
Y. M
John Larmore
Rey Gallaher
Leslie Brier
Bell-Fisher Case Heard in Trial Morning
The case of G. T. Bell versus P. H. Fisher opened for trial this morning over an alleged farm rental agreement. A jury was sworn at 11:45, including Clyde Hall Ed Avery J W Churchill G R Sonner Frank Davies Lee Grimes A B Davis Everett Webster K W Harris J S Cochran Pearl McGill and J F Stanford.
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G. T. Bell
P. H. Fisher
Clyde Hall
Ed. Avery
J. W. Churchi
G. R. Sonner
Frank Davies
Public acknowledgments and lodge night notices
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs hold Wednesday night events with meetings at local halls and a 12 o'clock tabernacle departure. Thursday features Miss Speer addressing 6th and 7th graders at the tabernacle after school. Friday hosts women only night with reservations for Fairfield High and Parsons College groups.
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Rebekah
Odd Fellow Lodges
Hall of Fairfield Lodge
Young People's Societies
Fairfield High School
Parsons College
God called ministers urged to preach truth and bear fruit
The afternoon tabernacle service emphasized John the Baptist as God's chosen forerunner and the importance of being divinely called to preach. Speakers praised Fairfield ministry, denounced watering down faith, and urged public confession of Jesus Christ to gain salvation.
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Tabernacle
John
John the Baptist
the Evangelist
Hell
Aul
Stephen
Philip
Apostles
God
Peacock
Fairfield
Jesus Christ
Martin Luther
Knox
Luther
Whitman
Wesley
Willy Sunday
Gypsy Smith
Jesus
Evangelist
Heavenly Kingdom
Rebekahs
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Death of Catharine Shoults Remains Highlight of City Obituary
Catharine M. Shoults died at 8:30 AM at her daughter Mrs. W. S. Cook's home on South Seventh Street. Born July 7, 1841 in Pennsylvania, she moved to Iowa in 1870 and to this city five years later. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. S. Cook and son A. C. Shoults. funeral tomorrow at 2:30 PM from the Cook residence.
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Catharine Shoults
W. S. Cook
South Seventh Street
Shoults
Mr. Cook
A. C. Shoults
Ottumwa
Jefferson County
Iowa
Grand Total C14 s eee Ee 8 SE eee
A compact note lists a row of unreadable marks and letters: C14 and SE. The fragment hints at a calculation or code but lacks clear details or context for a full event or outcome. No identifiable people or organizations are present in readable form.
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Ournal Printing CO. Publishers
Eke Ek KE RK HK
John Conner
Louis Thoma
South B Street
H. J. Hogan
Yeomen Lodge
Washington
Stockport
John D. Denison, Jr
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Carrie Beardsley
Carl Hastings
Birmingham
O. FE
Woman's Home
Mssionary Society of the Methodist Church
George Young
East Washington Street
College
Lee Grimes
A. B. Davis
Everett Webster
K. W. Harris
J. S. Cochran
Pearl McGill
J. F. Stanford
B. F. Wnorowski
Catharine M. Shoults
Cook
Seventh Street
Mr. Peacock
the Tabernacle
Libertyville
Ray Maxwell
Anderson
Roth @ Co
Orpheum
TO Wear Department
Roth
Chae
Foreman & Cochran
Frank D. Kerrick
Iowa State Savings Bank
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