Local residents visit and return home after city calls
Miss Tauny Fish travels to Moscow for a short visit while Edith Bond leaves for West Liberty. Mrs. John Jones visits from Wyman, and Miss Margaret Prien of Walcott spends the day in the city. Numerous other residents from Grandview, Wellman, Lone Tree, Letts, Winfield, and Nichols report day trips or returns home in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauny Fish
Mast
Moscow
Edith Bond
Mulberry Avenue
West Liberty
Vlett
John Jones
Wyman
Margaret Prien
Walcott
J. M. Butler
Grandview
D. of O'Brien
Gardon Gly
Tisl- Hoagad
Gander City
D. F. Stineman
Large Attendance at New Era Social Club Meeting
Over 100 attendees packed the New Era Social Club house for a June meeting led by John Kemper. The program, praised as well rendered, included solos, readings, piano and vocal numbers, with Mr and Mrs George Bref hosting and a larger turnout expected at the June 27 gathering at the New Era gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era
John Kemper
Dalug Tatcan
New Era Gymnasium
George Bref
Yoons
Misa
Ida Hetzler
Anna Kretehaar
You
Fred Feuatal
Mabel
Myrtle Saner
Clara Grimm
Arthur M Kretchmar
George Henke
Charles Sywassink
A. D. Wredan
Weekend Church Announcements And Services Schedule
The Methodist Episcopal and First United Brethren churches issue a full slate of services. Sunday school at 9:30, morning worship at 10:30, evening sermons, prayer and praise, and special week events including missionary society supper, Queen Esther Circle, B Y P U meetings, and quarterly conferences. Major notes include a joint morning sermon on Elijah and Ahab and an annual excursion June 24. Members urged to attend. visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Iowa Ave
Fourth St
JL. M. Grighy
Bunday School
Hom
Epworth League
Renaud
Young Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Weed Park
Queen Esther Circle
Edith Bond
Mulberry Avenue
Garner
Cedar Sta
Ofertory
Andantino
Chanvet- Gullmant
Frey
Lewis Carey
Williama
Shuey
Pravids
Batiste
the Evening Star
Tanehauses
Wagner-Eddy
Antham
LaBlanc
B. Y
theSunday School
S. R
Ehoir
Elijah
Ahab
First Presbyterian Church
J. B. Rendall
Chiren
Christian Endeavor
Yenial
Gutheran Zion's Church
Gorman Eagiesb
Sycamore
Fev
Werner
Pareon
Sycamore Street
Tugend -Verein
Jane
Deo
An- Wid
First Congregational Ghurch
A. G. Graves
Jesus
Christian Endeavor Socle
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Multiple church services and meetings listed across congregations
Parlor aid society gatherings and prayer meetings fill Wednesday and Thursday slots at First Presbyterian Church with a children day program and cantata. Diverse churches including Evangelical Lutheran Zion’s, Trinity Episcopal, All Saints chapel, and others note Sunday schools, worship times, choir rehearsals, and youth groups, with specific dates for picnics and meetings at Weed park and in local halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Y. M
Weed Park
Riday
The Latest Fashion Note on Hosiery Care
A fashion note advises using powder to reduce friction and prevent holes in delicate hosiery. Readers report applying powders like Pardone and Allen's Moot-Zuse to shoes to guard stockings, aiming to prevent snagging and irritation while preserving the fabric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayar
Allen
Morning Sun Social Notes Reach Local Families
Morning Sun Iowa notes list visits and family events. George Delzel and Tune 8 greet their newborn son born to parishioners. Harold Jarvis of Kansas City and Paul Smith visit Javis and Skinner families. Miss Mary Caldwell returns from Lenox after visiting relatives. Mrs P M Brown returns from Cedar Falls and Marshalltown. Mrs Davidson returns home to Emmetsburg after visiting sister Marg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun
George Delzel
Ester ‘Lease
Harold Jarvis
Kansas City
Kan
Javis
Skinner
Paul Smith
Charles McClellan
Burlington
Mary Caldwell
Lenox
P.M. Brown
Cedar Falls
Marshalltown
Davidson
Emmetspare
Marg. Ju
Local Social and Advertisements Roundup
FP Holliday and friends share updates as Ed Selver returns from Cedar Falls and Ja Tid secures a clerk post in Waterloo. Vivian Vertrees leaves Iowa Wesleyan for summer vacation. Miss Kittle Kurz returns from Iowa State. Mrs Reynolda visits in Des Moines. Della Care hosts Mrs T D Wilson in town. Local grads Lou Brown Hazel Selzer and Dot McClanahan return from Cedar Falls. Prof Prasho pursues studies in Des Moines. Also notes on digestion tips and Chamberlains Tablets. Mrs M Schweitzer and Daisy depart Grandview after a visit at 409 Parham Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holliday
Dilriam Smith
Ray Davidson
Ed. Selver
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Gents
Black Dry Goods Establishment
Vivian Vertrees
Iowa Wesleyan College
Kittle Kurzis
State University
Iowa City
Reyno
T. D. Wilson
Des Moines
Bergen
Phyllns and
Welda
Eltsburs
Lou. Brown
Hazel Selzer
Dot McClanahan
State Teachers’ College
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Chamberlain
Grandylow
W. A. Cobb
Wineld
Winfield
Mes Beulah Rigas
Lona Tree
Diss
Amanda Rummels
Nichole
B.J. Coyner
Walnut Streat
C. Brown
Wast Giberty
4. G. McIntosh
Ataliysa
Arthur McIntosh
Pine Street
I. B. Warwick
Barnes City
Washington
Stearns’ Electric
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
B.D. Horst
Muscatine State Bank
Eith
Angueror
Keith
T. W. Cherry
Huse
John Kemper Monce
Duhais
Woodward
Mrs. Bloom
First United Brethren Church
Sixth Stract
Muberyy Avenue
E.R. McGoride
Westinghouse
Muscatine Lighting Co
Muscatine
Iowa
Eile Retador
Godet
Wild Bill Yant
Skeets Gardner
Elgin
Speed Boy Ohlhauer
Skeets
Gardner
Jackson
H. P. DeCeatrick
Buick
Nerin
William L. Fisher
Grand Avenue
Priday
Chester Daisy
Mavel Batlay
Dale Atroct
Trinity Episcopal Church
Webster Hakes
Trinity
A. m
The
Holy Communion
All Saints’ Chapel
A. A Cairns
St. Katharine's School
Davenport
Psrasho
Highland Park College
Schweitzer
Daisy
George Kranz
Parham Street
Northern Steamboat Company
St. Paul
Steater Morning Star
White Collar
Quincy
Big Dam
Helen Blair
Telephones
H.A Bernhardt
Chestnut St
W. B. Lamont
Davenport Ja
Collins Lumber Co
E, Collins
T. S. Douglass
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