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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
6
Delmar society notes record visits and greetings from Olin Maquoketa Cedar Rapids and Mason City with guests at homes, church outings and a birthday announcement. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. J W Doni Mrs J C Jacobsen Mrs Walter Clausen Mrs Earl Grindred and Mrs Florence Maxwell.
Read of theater screenings last weekend, church sermons by Rev Maxwell, and parish life. Mrs Ed Hamilton visits from Sac City while Miss Gladys Wilson marries Harley Knox in Nevada. Delmar girls plan Camp Fire activities despite weather and clergy lectures for students proceed daily from 9 to 9 20.
An organized high school orchestra rehearses for an early program with Mr. Boliinger as director. Fundraising for Near East relief is under way, with representatives speaking to the school last Monday. Various locals, visits, and social notes follow, including club plans, community events, and discussions on tree trimming ordinances.
An old fashioned radio style advertisement urges readers to trust Dean's Kidney Pills for nervousness headaches urinary issues and kidney weakness. It includes testimonials from S B Hayes a farmer in Pleasant Maq poketa praising the remedy and urging purchases at local drugstores.
A widespread Safety-First movement gains hundreds of Iowa locals embracing preventive health, claiming Trutona’s reconstructive powers aid recovery from pneumonia and influenza after-effects. Testimonials from Waterloo, Dubuque, Clinton, Burlington residents praise weight gain and faster recovery, urging Trotona FIRST as a tonic and strength builder.
Ask Roy Smith for Mother's Bread fresh daily at Andrew's new grocery store made at Sanitary Bakery Mae quoketa Ie ti hh Smith cash grocery will give an all wool Indian blanket to the party buying the most out of our store Bellevue October 15 and November 1st Everything you buy counts in the countes Save receipts box under lock and key Try Country Cup Coffer. 33.1 RB. C. Smith of Edward called on the manager of the Smith store here Mr. and Mrs. Frank Siepel daughter Virginia Mae Mr. and Mrs. Glen ing os Eagle Point park Dupane Mrs. George Henthon daughter Misses Bernice and Augusta of m Wood and Mrs. Clarence Wagener of Delmar were guests Friday of their cousin Cat! at the Mrs. Alice Sampson home. Friends will be glad to learn that Mrs H W Miller is steadily improving. Here’s hoping it will be Bere munens, Mr. and Mrs. G J March son Jy, and Mr and Mrs. Albert Schurston left Friday evening by auto for a visit with the GC W March family at Elkader Sr. The Av. Le met in regular session Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J. A. Merritt. The meeting opened in devotional with the singing of Iowa. Miss Syd Niaudel’s paper on State Institutions was interesting and instructive. Mrs. Lily Stram had as her sub
Roll call highlighted by listing famous men and women. Mrs Theden improves the Glen Day tenant house and is welcomed back to Andrew. Mrs Winifred Francois travels to Monets for a two week visit with relatives. DM escorted the remains of her brother Melachie Gleason to Otter Creek for burial. Mr and Mrs Mort Wilhelm and Vis HA Schipper attended Earnest funeral at Bellevue. Miss Hilda Gombert visited A H Friday for the first Ciceronay program. Frank Hamilton home hosted N S F Girls and B United Presbyterian. Mr and Mrs Frategel hosted a gathering Tuesday evening. Presbyterian ladies will serve a chicken dinner October 20 at Mrs John Whitley’s home. Everyone welcome.
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