COLONEL HARk CIRCLE KNITS FOR SOLDIERS AT MEETING
Large attendance at the Colonel Haro Circle meeting at Mrs. G A Relmcke home for annual inspection. Mrs Flannagan of Davenport acted as Inspector. Members praised for relief work. Officers elected include President JH Howe and others. The circle plans to knit for soldiers and support the Red Cross, with future events and a musical entertainment set for February 6 and 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Hark
Roclm
G. A. Relmcke
iMrs. Flannagan
Davenport
Colonel Haro
Iannagan
JH. S. Howe
Minnice Miller
Junor
Lillie Srigher
Ida MacGaughey
Jennie Cilbert
Ducretia ‘Howard
A. W.barber
Fannie Reinicke
Fredricka Reise
Des Moines
Mesdames
Red Cross
Circle i
Industrial group holds meeting at Puller home
Sixteen Banner Redge Industrial members met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. George Puller’s home with Mrs. Julia Bitzer hostess. During the work meeting sixty gross of buttons were carded. The group decided to send a Christmas Lilly to a sick member.
Embroidery Club Hosts Christmas Party at Nyenhujis Home
The O and O Embroidery Club hosted a Christmas party yesterday at Mrs. Charles A. Nyenhujis home on Lucas Street. Guests drew gifts from a Christmas box, enjoyed a luncheon, and the setting featured red and green decor and candles. Miss Nelle Weingart of Chicago attended as a special guest. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Anna Scott Wilson on Cedar Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
O and O Embroidery Club
Charles A. Nyenhuj
Lucas Street
Nelle Weimgart
Chicago
Miller Downey Tie The Knot In Simple Home Wedding
At six o'clock last evening Miss Sylvia Miller married John Downey in a home wedding at the Miller residence 205 Kindler Avenue. The Rev Leander Smith officiated with Miss Cora Wetrick and James Raetsz as attendants. The couple will reside in this city after a three course dinner for twenty five relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maller
Tome-Wydding
Sylvia Miller
John Downey
S. &. Miller
Kindler Avenue
Leander Smith
Church of the Brethren
Cora E. Wetrick
Wellman
Jarnest C. Raetsz
Mrs. Downey
Mission Society and Ladies Aid Gather for Yearend Work
Mrs Mary Schmidt hosted the H and I Missionary Society of the First Friends church for a lesson from African Trail and a work meeting with 60 gross of buttons carded. Park Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs George Langs home to card buttons and share refreshments with a January 2 meeting planned at the parsonage. A Red Cross work meeting was set for December 28 at Mrs Kendigs on Park Avenue to sew for war sufferers. A. O. Club met at Mrs Fred Crowws New Era home for an enjoyable gathering of about twenty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darden Lights Society
Witt Ors
Gravis
Farther Lights’ Society of the
First Baptist Church
J. W. Graves
Rumsey
I. Schmidt
Addia Washburn
John Wyeliff
Headley
George Mark
Martin Luther
Gladys Hdndler
Mars
Beulah ‘Reynolds
Charles Young
Luther
Winifred Graves
Mary Schmidt Fosttess
H. and I. M. Society
Mary Schmidt
Missionary Society of the First Friends’ Church
Tillie Costello
Green Street
Park Avenue
Ald Peaney
George Lang
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Loose
Red Cross
S. Kendig
Belgium
Fred Crow
New Era
Twen
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Postponed For Holidays
Members of the J A O club and Mrs Crow hosted an informal social afternoon with Kensington and refreshments. The next meeting shifts to Mrs Elsie Freers home in four weeks, while the German Congregational Church Ladies Aid post pone meetings until after the holidays due to work on cards and buttons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. O. Club
ALD Loomery
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Congregational Church
Henry Schwalm
Ladies Aid divisions meet at United Brethren church
The Ladies Aid society of the United Brethren church met yesterday afternoon in divisions. Mrs Charles Malone hosted divisions B and C at her home on East Seventh Street. The division met at the home of Mrs R. Amlong on West Avenue. The afternoon was spent in a work session followed by a short social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AID Sockmey
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
United Brethren Church
Installation of Otrectnical Act Next Meeting of W R C
A short W R C meeting was held at Maccabea hall with only routine business. The session adjourned early due to a concert. At the next lodge meeting officers for the new year will be installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ts. C
Maccabea Hall
Park Avenue Kensington Meeting Held Yesterday
Park Avenue Kensington club members attended a meeting held yesterday. The report notes Mrs Pries ter or related matters discussed during the gathering but the fragmentary text limits details.
Kensington Social Hour Ends With Luncheon At Mrs Garrett Priester
A Kensington club meeting at Mrs. Garrett Priester’s home featured informal social hours and a dainty tray luncheon. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs. Henry Metzgar on Smalley Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn J. Smith of Lafayette Indiana arrive to spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Winneter, Cranston. Smith, Purdue instructor, will receive his Masters next June. Grace Lutheran church held a work meeting in church parlors with button carding activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett ‘Priester
Kensington
Henry Metzgar
Smalley Avenue
Glenn J. Smith
Lafayette
Indiana
City
Winnteret
Cranston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church
Insurance Man Struck By Car Near Fourth and Sycamore
Ziegler, a well known local insurance man, narrowly escaped serious injury when struck by a parcel post truck as he crossed Fourth street at Sycamore. He suffered minor bruises and a shoulder injury, with a further prognosis to be determined after medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red MM. Ziegler
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Ziegler
Fourth Street
Sycamore
Vedy
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A Bloom Runctep
Harvey Hanson
Jd. Herget
J. A. Bloom
ST. Christian
Juegend-Verein
Evangelical Lutheran
Aion Church
Ernest Tobias
Havel Phillips
Walter Sabbath
Anita Huefner
Edmund Wiedrich
Gladys Phillips
Ina Patz
Rev
Haefner
Walter Tim
Ed. Stapleton
Cedar Street
Victors
Lohr
Bristol
McColni’s
Park Avenue Kensington
Pacific Northwest
Randall Howard
Curtis Publishing Company
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Wilsonshoes
Romeo & Everett
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