Local residents head to events and travels listed
Local news notes Mrs Wallett leaves for Welton for a short gialt. Miss Barnes journeys to Davenport for a visit. Miss Groffman departs for Thvenport. families plan social events at St Mary's and Gardner. several residents depart for Denver Davenport Chicago and Moline for visits, work, or gatherings. Lillian Kuhn returns from Michigan to West Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Mary Barnes
Green St. Jett
Irertds
Mae Fiooffman
Thvenport
Val Fublmar
George Jacobson
West Sun
Moline
John Deere Plow
Lillian Kuhn
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Hone
Chicago
Evanston
George J. Siuha
West Front Street
HILL REV H G HANAWALT VISITS EAST HILL CHURCH
Rev H G Hanawalt of New Sharon Ta visiting in city at daughter and son in law Rev and Mrs Ed ward Stodghill Washington street preached at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church last evening in place of Rev Stodghill. Large crowd heard his impressive sermon on What Think Ye of Christ detailing Christ influence on world events and divine power over human opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Hanawalt
New Sharon
Edward Stodghill
Washington Street
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Stodghill
Huanawalt
Earth
Christ
Death Ends Protracted Illness of John A Porter
After several years of illness John A Porter died Saturday afternoon at 4:30 at his daughter Mrs J W Rankin's home in air hubs aged 66. He had lived with his daughter for months after previously residing in Kingston Ontario. Funeral services will be held today from the Fair Oaks residence with Rev Webster Hakes of Trinity Episcopal church in charge. The remains will be sent to Kingston for burial beside family, accompanied by Mrs Rankin and her uncle Thomas Watson. The Weed Park club annual meeting will be held Wednesday at 2:00 pm. bring your lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Porter
J. W. Rankin
Kingsdon
Ontario
Fair Oaks
Webster Hakes
Yrinity Episcopal Church
Rankins
Thomas Watson
Kingston
Weed Park Club
Large Vacant Lot Undergoing Significant Improvements
The large vacant lot on Fast Second street between Wilton track and Mud Creek is being elevated to correct flooding prior to future development. The project, extensive and slow, aims to raise the low land and improve property value. A large shell shed for a new button factory will be built there, with plans for a large store building in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Second Street
Wilton Track
Mud Creek
Nuptials of Rev Carrell Solemnized at OsKaloosa
A church wedding in OsKaloosa Iowa united Miss Golda Ozella Ryan daughter of William W K Ryan of the city to the Rev C W Carrell pastor of the Friends church. President David M Edwards of Penn college officiated with local clergy and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrell
Oskaloosa
Golda Ozella Ryan
William WW. K. Ryan
C. W. Carrell
Friends Church
Muscatine
Miga Charlotte Rosenberger
Penn College
David M.edwards
Kelsey
Frienda Church
Frank M. Nash
Kansas
Ryan
Edwards
College Street
Marshalltown
George Carrell
Emma Cone
West Eighth Street
Wriendy Church
Mystery Dark Horse Entry Secured by Hanley at Davenport Regatta
Davenport Boat Club officials and the Fourth of July regatta committee cheer an unexpected entry named Dark Horse secured by Charles P. Hanley. Hanley, who recently returned from trips to Chicago and Detroit, arranged racing entries for the M. V. PLB. A. event amid excitement among club members.
Hair Restorer Promises Regrowth and Natural Color
An advertisement touts a hair restorer Tonic that invigorates scalp and stimulates new hair growth without staining skin. It claims natural color return and lustrous hair, featuring a testimonial from a New York City reader and mentions of distributors in Newark and other locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gompart
W. Lisby
York City
G. A. Memeke
G. Bestentelier
Newark
Story Hour at YWCA Delights Local Women
The first in a series of story hours was held Sunday at 4 PM in the YWCA rooms with Miss Erma Finch telling Ruth and a topk titled In the Desert of Waiting. Impromptu music by twelve young women complemented the program before a social tea. Delegates to the Lake Geneva YWCA conference will be named Tuesday evening at a Geneva Club session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. C. Hall
Sarah Fox
Sue Stanwood
Clara Batterson
Pasadena
Cal
Shelby Norman Post
Joan Ciretle
G. A. BR
Mason City
Young Women's Christian Association
Marie Reynolds
Ruth
Young Women’s Christian Association
Erma Finch
Comppany
Lake Geneva
Geneva Club
West Second Street
North Prairie Sunday School
Stephen Hoskins
Carl Greiner
Sreda Houvenagie
Norton Lake Station
Lloyd Jugenheimer
Leona Lutz
May Collison
Tunice Casal
Lloyd Houvensele
Willia McKillip
Gladys Reece
Harold Houvenagle
Johnnie Cramer
Atwood Scott
Maynard Echardt
Ruby Brambaugh
Ora Meilip
Ray Dowser
Odettia Cramer
Eva Mckillin
Ruth Lang
Margaret Smith
Viola Preyermuth
Dorris McGinnis
Jesua— Choir
Mrs. Echardt
Mystery boat entries boost regatta prospects
Mr. Hanley reports trips to Chicago Detroit Algonac yielding two fast eastern boats and a possible Kitty Hawk 21 of Detroit. Commodore Blackton of New York may attend with Baby Reliance, promising the fastest in the world and a clean sweep at the Davenport regatta. A personal note thanks A C A W and lodges for recent bereavement flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanley
Chicago
Detroit
Algonac
Commodore Blackton
New York
Davenport
Card of Thanks for Bereavement and Flowers
Family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during father's death August Kirchner and for floral offerings. Mentions Mrs Aug Kirchner Mrs N H Chatfield Mrs L D Taylor Mrs George Taylor Miss Gertrude Plumly of West Street left Saturday for Rock Island to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
A. C
A. W
We. A
Nejmibora
Mes
John Neipert
Kirchner
Aug, Kirchner
N. “H. Chatfield
L.D. Taylor
George Taylor
Gertrude Plumly
West, Sth $T
Rock Island
Interesting Program At North School Sunday Evening
North School hosted a Sunday evening event with an engaging program attracting a moderate crowd, described by attendees as a noteworthy community gathering without a large turnout.
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B. Schmidt Se
Harry Kern
Chestnut St
J. Wallett
Fast Fourest Street
Welton
Wilson
Snyder’s
Leonard Umsthled
Arthur
Chienzo
Bransdton
Lyrie
Maria Siegel
East Fifth
Frisudy
Hilda Busch
City
M Vlalt
W. O. A. Busch
Larstey Avenue
Mes, Jr
W. Pierce
Minneapolis
Minn
Frank Royster
South Muscatine
St Mary's Social and Dand Tonpoore
Oscar Schmidt
Green Street
Minnie Skolnik
West Fifth Street
Davenpor
Norah ‘Leonard
West Lighth Street
Denver
Anna Skolnik
West Sth
Roselind Skolnik
Davanport
Helen Broaney
West
Eighth Street
Iawa City
Home of Friends
Se Ib
Pride of the
Columbia Salmon
Farge Milix
Pearl City
Pantel Bros
East Hill Church
Ap Park Avenue
E. Klug
R. E. Coker
Passport
Jeanie Rendall
Philadelphia
Lou
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
MF. O'Brien
C. D. ‘“Humphrey
East Tenth Street
M. F. O'Brien
Misees Felicitas
Margaret
John
Francis O’brien
Helen Chamber
D. P. Sullivan
Maiden Lane
James Healer
Margaret Guilan
Burlington Road
O’brien
James Healey
Anna Sabbath
Sweetland Township
Alma Miller
Oakville
Otto Schwedel
Theigh School
Gweenlind Methodist Episcopal
Dettrot
Prairie Children's Bay
Fere
Hazel McGinnis
Iona Otte
Newton Lang
Gertraudo Fisket
Sergei
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
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