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Newspaper

Humeston New Era

Location

Humeston, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1914

Page

5

Princess June 11 screenings and bargains at Mrs Heskett’s

Local notes mention veils switches corsets and toilet articles at Mrs Heskett’s with bargains on ladies misses and children hats this week. Also features Kathryn adventures at the Princess June 11 and don’t miss the fine picture. Alumni Association’s second annual banquet set for June 12. Various local visits and town conversations noted.

Mrs Alumni Association Kathryn the Princess

Aaron Boggs Freshman Derby Play At Princess

Derby High School graduates present Aaron Boggs Freshman a three act drama at the Princess next Wednesday evening June 10. Prices are 15 and 25 cents. Local social notices mention Miss Olive Guinn of Leon visiting Seymour, and Mrs. Mitchell Baltimore of Corydon with her children visiting Mrs. Ables. Also noted are travel updates about Mrs. Humeston and Mrs. Evans plus a public notice request to publish probate ads in Humeston New Era.

Olive Guinn Leon Seymour C. B. Pettigrew Mitchell Baltimore Corydon B. E. Ables Aaron Boggs Derby School KR. .M. Smith Harry Brewer E. A. Hook Alva Humeston John McKinnon Viola, Ll Milo BR. J. Starr Humeston W. BR. Evans Des Moines M.E. Hospital Evans Derby High School

The Dietrich Meetings Sunday School Effort

The Dietrich Sunday school week ended with hopes to boost church life in Humeston. The canvass of 290 homes showed 1022 people and 282 with a church preference, 546 enrolled in Sunday school, 466 in none. Rev. C. M. Thomas urges full use of the week’s gains for Christ’s cause.

Dietrich Humeston Hurmeston Dietrick C. M. Thomas

Dandelion as a truck crop spreads in New England and Europe

The Dandelion is used across Europe as a truck crop and now in Boston area towns. Foreigners and Italians profit by gathering greens and selling at market. Seeds sowed in July or August, harvested in spring, fetching $1.00 to $1.25 per bushel then dropping to about fifty cents by May before ground is plowed for other crops.

Europe America Boston

Humeston Plans All Day Fourth of July Celebration

Humeston will mark a record-breaking independence celebration with speeches music sports and fireworks all day. G I Hart and Henry Middlebrook raised funds from business leaders to ensure a first class event. A town hall meeting tonight will form committees and finalize plans as streets fill with visitors heading for Humeston on the Fourth. The community also notes Sunday school will attend Shenandoah convention and Epworth League activities follow church renovations.

Humeston G.I. Hart Henry Middlebrook

Christian Church Monthly Board Meeting and Services Schedule

The weekly choir practice at the church, a Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs George Gard ner, and Bible school at 10:00 am with preaching at 11:00 am on the theme Will a Man Rob God. Senior and Junior groups meet at 7:00 pm and 11:00 am respectively. Attendance urged as 18 more in Sunday school last week with a goal to double next Sunday.

M. F. Church John McCoy Mollie Mark Rutledge Chariton B. A. Hook Corydon Lee Smith George McCart North Henderson Ill H. H. Morford GC. M. McGuire Ladies’ Aid Society George Gardner Bible School

Regular Fidelity lodge meets Thursday to work third degree

Fidelity lodge A F and A M holds a regular meeting Thursday evening June 4 with good attendance urged for officers to perform the third degree under W M L G Kyner.

Fidelity Lodge A. F A. M L. G. Kyner W. M

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Owa Queensware Bee-Hive Cash Store W. D. Smith Hawkeye Lumber Co Bernice Hines S. 8. Wright A. F. Place of Weldon Clay Township Alexander of C. M. McGuire W. L. Hutchinson Cambria Geo. Gardner & Co A. Humeston & Son EAGLE Methodist Notes Shenandoah Paul Young Christian Church Universal Ford Doze Motor Company Iowa Geo. L. Clark’s Cash Store Welch Kelloggs Alice Sailor Horner Paragon Geo. O. Gardner & Co
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