OteKinley School Bazaar Preparations Demand Local Support
Mothers teachers and pupils at OteKinley school plan their second annual bazaar on the final Friday before spring break March 28. The event, likely held at the school, aims for greater success than last year, with proceeds to fund useful classroom needs. Committees for various booths are named, and Miss Lilian Gerisher will travel to De Moines to study ideas for the project. The bazaar supports hospital and other community efforts through planned donations and activities.
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Pinal
OteKinley School
Dusily
Delidine
Yazaar
Procire Ares ‘Gies
Board of Education
Lilian Gerisher
Dea Moles
Misy Gerisher
HH. Jagow
WN. Stirlen
George Nickolas
L. Froetiner
Prohibition Speaker Itinerary Placed for Chafin Campaign
Announces campaign schedule for Eugene V. Chafin and J. H. Woertendyke under Prohibition State committee. Chafin to speak two to three meetings daily across New Hampton Aurora Marshalltown Clinton Davenport and others March 10 to 16, with Woertendyke tabbed for Oskaloosa Amana Worth Iowa City Newton and more. Also notes medical advertisement for Foley Kidney Pills.
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Eugene V Chafin
Prohibition State Committee
James 4. Woertendyke
West Branch
Hafin
Hobson
Chafin
Taynton
Fairfield
Albia
Waterloo
Gladbrool
Joe
H. Woertendyke
Oskaloosa
Ainaworth
Iowa City
Newton
Bankers' Reserve Presents Program Recalled in Social Evening
The Bankers' Reserve met last evening for a routine business session, followed by a lively program. A violin solo by Master Quandt and a duet by Master Finley and Miss Finley drew praise, and a mock marriage of Miss Faddad John Slenderlegs sparked merriment. The event ended with a general social session.
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Bankers” Reserve
Quandt
Finley
John Slenderlegs
Tamulty’s Secretary Begins Early Work Campaign
In Washington, Tamulty’s secretary started an unusual campaign by arriving at work well before sunrise. He arrived around eight hours earlier than typical officials, prompting remark that few clerks were present upon his arrival. The movement is described as a precedent shattering effort in government service.
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Wilson
Washington , D. C
Joseph P. Tamulty
Tamulty
O'Clork
Washington
Turnlty
Church club meetings flavor midweek luncheon reports
Various church groups held meetings this week with large attendance and fellowship. The Evangelical Juniore hosted a luncheon with hostesses Mrs Gephardt and Mrs Klopp, while the German Congregational society enjoyed needlework and refreshments. Miss Winifred Glesler hosted the Young Women's Mission Band at her West Seventh Street home, with plans for April hostesses and sessions. The Queen Esther circle and Kensington circle also arranged gatherings at church parsonages, featuring dinners at noon.
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Bers
Evangelical Juniore
Charles Gephardt
Christ Klopp
Winifred Glesler
Young Women's Mission Band of the
United Brethren Chivels
West Seventh Street
A. A. Keath
East Eighth Street
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Episcopa Church
Mise Hellen Wehl
West Fourth
Evelyn Bargett Company Delights with Four Artist Show
Four artists presented a winter lecture series finale at the First Methodist church auditorium. Evelyn Bargett, Ethel Freeman, Isabella Hallanger, and Horace Victor Benjamin offered violin, piano, baritone, and readings to a receptive audience. Highlights included a Lincoln illustration, humorous readings, and group performances ending with a joint finale.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Auditorium
Evelyn Bargett
Mise Ethel Freeman
Caren
Mixy Bargett
Lincoln
Miss Freeman
Miss Hallinger
Liste
Miss Bargels
Mr. Benjamin
Bitkory
Rio
Surprise Birthday at Mrs Handrix Home in Septs
About thirty neighbors surprised Mrs Henry Handrix on February 27 as she and her husband prepared to retire. The party lit the home, shared discussions, a spelling contest won by Mrs Frances Eliason and Mrs Agnes Hendrix, songs, and a basket supper with oysters.
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Letts
Henry Handrix
Frances Eliason
Agnes Hendrix
Health Questions Answered by Dr E J Walsh
Health column from Davenport Iowa invites letters to Dr Walsh for general medical guidance. A reader asks about recurring February March illnesses and the doctor advises weather effects, elimination of body waste, and suggests exercise, perspiration, cold water sponging, and bowel regularity to ward off sickness. A second reader reports back pain and rapid heartbeats, with the doctor attributing it to a nervous condition and recommending nerve care.
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E. J. Walsh
McCullough
West Third Street
Davenport
Iowa
Fragrant coffee and cake mark weekly idea exchange
A group planned a weekly gathering before disbanding their company. They proposed that two or three practical aims be bent toward profit, then agreed to meet weekly to share ideas, sociability, and mutual benefit.
Prairie Grove News Roundup From Prairie Grove
Prairie Grove Ja March 6 Robt Vinney and wife from West Liberty visit Ilen Walker and wife. Mrs George Kubik returns from Davenport. Prairie Grove schoolhouse meeting could not elect officers so old officers retained. Naomi Elster of Hartupee assists Mrs Glen Walker. Clint Dice and wife visit J W Melick Cedar Hill as nurse attends him. Spelling contest at Pedee: Carl Schiele and Allen McGann win second and third. Matie Dannerberger of Union Valley won first. Roy Hollingsworth and Wilma Doty wed near Rochester last Thursday. to reside on Charley Schiele farm after March 18. Neighbors farewelled Reuben Deforest for West Liberty move. S S class from Springdale visits Carl and Helen Schiele in bob sleds for an evening.
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Prairie Grove
Rob't
Vinney
West Liberty Ame
Ilen Walker
George Kubik
Davenport
Mise Xaomu Elster
Hartupee
Glen Walker
Clint’ Dice
J. W. Mellex
Cedar Hill
Melick
Pedee
Carl Schiele
Allen McGann
Mate Dannerberger
Union Valley
Tipton
Reuben Deforest
West Liberty
S. S
Mesdames
J. W. Eves
Wellard Smith
Springdale
Bob
Carl
Helen Schiele
Pleasant gathering at Swart home with oysters
A group including Messrs C T Montgomery Barl Jackson Ernest Kerr and wives and Frank Montgomery of West Liberty visited Charles Swart and wife Friday night. They enjoyed cake fruit salad apples popcorn and candy and brought oysters. Everyone felt amply repaid for coming.
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C. T. Montgomery
Jackson
Ernest Kerr
Frank Montgomery
West Liberty
Charles Swart
Grafted From Dead Three Indicted In Belville Case
James Conners died having left an estate of 33 100. Indicted are Jailer Kensley, undertaker Degan, and Public Administrator Halbert after investigators found the casket was cheap and the body lacked shoes or proper attire. The case centers on a costly funeral arranged by an acquaintance of the deceased.
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Belville
James Conners
Laree Yen
Micheal Kensley
East St. Loui
Connore
Wm. H. Degan
W. A. Halbert
Connors
State 18 Totrs Patents and Road Patents Battle
Des Moines Iowa March 6 Iowa's house of representatives this morn ing from the road committee perceived a bill to let the attorney general test patents on road making machines and material. The claim cites high costs from reliance on patents. Mrs B S Duncan of Wilton visited Des Moines yesterday on return travel.
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ReywiGes
Des Moines
Iowa
House of Representatives
Road Committee
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Muscatine Lighting Co
Swan's
the Waltham Watch Co
Eugene V. Chafin
Ran
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Foley
Foley Kidney Pilla
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Barglet
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Post Tavern
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Pure Food
Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
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