Delmar Happenings and Local Mentions
Delmar news notes include visits and health updates. Ed Barrows family and friends from Central City host gatherings. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fete, ill but improving. Mrs. J C Spencer and Mrs. Kizpatrick recovering from illnesses. Delmar families send best wishes to neighbors moving to Davenport. Several residents travel to Chicago and Davenport for visits and business. Mystic Chapter initiates three Charlotte ladies. social time follows. Lizzie Riise plans extended visit to St Louis. New Century Club to meet with Dorothy Sidle hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius Hildegarde Romberg
Chicago
J. C. Spencer
Kizpatrick
A. M. Bailinger
Town City
J Mamilton
Lee City
Howard Seae
Oakdale
Whem
T. P. Cassin
H. E. Fletcher
Davenport
A. I. Scheib
A.B. Smith
Synod of the Presbyterian
Lizzie Riise
St. Louis
Monius Wees
New Century Club
Dorothy Sidtenpst
Dstmar Presbyterian Church Plans Growth and Study Sessions
Dstmar Presbyterian Church led by Pastor A. R. Smith offers Sunday school at a.m and morning worship. A midweek Bible study and prayer meeting is scheduled every Wednesday at 7:25 p.m. Changes in membership are noted, with plans to attract more parishioners next year. Laura Steen leads the Ladies Aid and topic touched on applying the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dstmar Presbyterian Church
A. R. Smith
Lla. Ma
Youll Peoples C
Tan Pom
Hiss Laura
Steen
Matt
Tevery
Missionaries Expand Presbyterian Reach Across State
The Presbyterian denomination reports 145 missionaries serving over 100000 people with no local religious options. The James Bleck Fund for Sundey School work stands at 85000. Coe College shows a major enrollment gain among 32 Presbyterian colleges nationwide. A 41-day Vacation Bible School program last year spurs plans for a similar event next year. Prominent eastern speakers attended the closing meeting at Coe College. A high school program is set for Friday October 28 with music, readings, and a play. Girls and boys basketball practice has begun, with penmanship and writing instruction led by Miss Watera. A weekend visit to Chicago is noted for Miss Romberg, and Mrs Act Scheib visits relatives in Chicago this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McGuinness
Fairfield
James Bleck
Sundey School
Coe College
George Keterling
Presbyterian Church
Oelwein
Arther J. Brown
C. McAfee
Helen Seyfert
Relph. Wilson
Daisy Lohmeier
Amna Hansen
Duell—Clarence
Albert Miller
Romberg
Chicago
Watera
Act. Scheib
To Gain A Good Reputation By Honest Cough Remedy Claims
The piece argues that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy earns a good reputation by matching its claimed excellence. It asserts every bottle meets high standards and that the medicine reliably relieves coughs colds croup and whooping cough. Sold by Broxam Hinckley and Stuck Luckiesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solé
Broxam & Hinckley
Stuck & Luckiesh
Staack & Luckiesh
Local notes on farm work and families in Crabtown area
Mr. Bert Woods builds a garage and chicken house and is now erecting a double corn crib. Robert Woods repaints his house and Geo Liabel moves into a new home. News of diphtheria, tonsillitis cases, and best wishes for recovery accompany brief social mentions from Esgate and Crabtown. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for long record and safety. sold by local merchants. 30.4 F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Woods
Robert Woods
Geo. Liabel
Bieonar
Martha Wendell
Crabb
Crabtown
Mack Donald
Esgate
Mother Wendell
Carl Destal
Harry Howely
J. J. Edwards
Monmouth attendees at district convention and local events
Monmouth notes report twelve attend the WBG district convention in Wyoming and describe a series of social gatherings. The item lists local residents at celebrations in Oxford Township for the Birk anniversary, visits by Velma Scott and others, and a Maguuket orchestra planned for a Friday dance. A surprise party for Franklin Reyer is also noted with a small crowd and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
seeMeen
A. P. Bovey
W. Re
W. B.G
Wyoming
R. Dye
Fisre
Oxford
Henry Birk
Alice Sheldon
E.R Bristol
F. No Wargh
J. W. Allen
Welock Dipacr
Feneral Harbor Orchestra
Lost Nation
Velma Scott
Baldwin
Edna Waugh
Will Cook
Smithsown
Weekend Outings Highlight Local Families
The piece notes several families and friends enjoying a sunny Sunday trip to Quark Springs and Garryowen with campfire meals and baskets. It mentions Carl Destal and Bettie, Gene, Ross, Alfred Buddie and Jorethy, and George Mitchell’s group, plus J. F. Extranis and kin visiting Edwards and Fisher, with Mr Edwards recently ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Destal
Bettie
Geneis
Ross
Alferd Buddie
Jore
Quark Springs
George Mitchell
Garryowen
Extranis
Ronald
Dupes Edwards
Cold to the Head Medicine Ad Claims Healing Power
A garbled ad text promotes a medicine touting cold prevention by cleansing the blood and renewing the system. It claims to treat catarrh and related symptoms and mentions preparations sold by a brand or company, with exaggerated health benefits and assertions of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORL
Tru tong medicine touted by Dubuque woman
Mrs. Mosles of 248 Julien avenue Dubuque claims Tru tong eases rheumatic pains back and joints, improves sleep, and aids digestion noting she feels 100 percent better after taking the medicine. Thousands suffer rheumatism yearly and are urged toward Trinomi with reinforced claims of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mosles
Julien Avenue
Dubuque
Ford
Weekend visits and visits around Maquoketa
Names and families visit relatives and friends across Maquoketa and nearby towns. Elizabeth Dague joined her sister. Roséte Clerk and family welcomed guests. Jane Harden visited Frank Sagers. FL Bowers of Maquoketa stayed with her brother Lee Herjen and family. John Gilmore helped Dell Saunders. O Connor party visited daughter Mrs Patrick Conan. Andrew De Laney family and babe were in Dubuque. Harry Hanlon family visited Jefferson Edwards. Rezin Streets and Peter Edwards visited Maquoketa. John Heide and Frank Sager shopped. Fred Crabb shredding corn. dispersed notes of local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Bickford
Brant
Elizabeth Dague
Roséte Clerk
Jane’ Harden
Frank Sagers
FL. Bowers
Maquoketa
Lee
John Gilmore
Dell Saunders
John Hiede
Frank Sager
Fred Crabb
Unclear local social event near Nashville
Edith Hill attended a Friday gathering at a parsonage near Nashville with Rev. Center Jund and Emil Smith from Preston visiting. Clifford On ng and sister Mrs Tom My were present. Mrs Forest Hill hosted a Wednesday Indies event of the O. On Chile. a bus from Clinton attended and tea was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hill
AL Ugeentere
Nashvill
Ismily
Jundi
Emil Smith
Preston
Teesdar
Clifford
Tom My
Forest Hill
Chile
Tinnar
Tomy Hich
Clinton
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