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Newspaper
Maurice Times
Location
Maurice, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
8
Local items report numerous residents visiting Sioux City for business, hospital, or travel and several social notices. Maurice near May 24 festival promotions draw crowds while individuals like Andrew Hop and Miss Zilda Heusinkveld are noted travelers and locals attend events and sales.
The Rev G A Tyler will speak to local youths next Sunday evening at the 1st Reformed Church on the amusement question. No other preaching services will be held in the two churches that evening. all are invited to attend.
Report of Rev John Vanderbeek and others attending a Sunday School Convention in Rock Valley yesterday and today. Promotes May 24 Rome Coming Day in Maurice with public festivities and encouragement to attend the celebration.
Orange City Iowa dealers Bylsma and DeVries promote the 310-20 Titan tractor at a low price.
Jens Judith De Jong visited Orange City Sunday afternoon. Gerrit Vander Stoep spent weekend at Geo. Van Roekel home. Miss Cora Langerack went to Le Mars for dental work. Miss Evelyn Vane Brake was sent home from school with a cold. Ralph Berg helped at the Farmers elevator due to his father’s illness. Cora Langerack and Earle Crowley visited Sioux City Saturday. The Maurice High School Orchestra has disbanded amid disagreement over music they were required to keep. Boys are saving money for something unknown.
Hosiery and fabrics ad indicates ginghams priced 25 to 35 cents per yard and mentions a sale by J Warnti ties offering bargains on dress fabrics. The sparse copy highlights fabric costs and available deals for the period.
Advertises about 100 music rolls for 88 note player pianos for sale cheap at the Times office. Also corrects a previous error about a LeMars May 7 event, clarifying a college band collaboration was not a homecoming celebration but a college band affair.
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