Training Class Formed For Bible Leaders At Y M C A
The first session of the Y M C A religious work department training class for Bible class leaders and Sunday school teachers was held last night. J G Mitchell outlined teaching elements, arguing that telling or recitation are not teaching and presenting charts as key aids. Next Friday the topic will be The Teachers, with E M Warner to speak on A Rule of Life. The Y M C A quartet will assist. rehearsal at 2 30 pm. VIRGINIA Gold Medal Flour makes delicious baked stuff. Reopa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Christian Association
Aes Mitchell
Mitchell
E. M. Warner
Y. M. C. A. Quartet
J. M. L. Payne
Mr. Payne
Second Flora Manlove Recital Held at Stockfield Home
The second of three pupil recitals by Miss Flora Manlove occurred last evening at Mrs. W. Stockfield’s East Sixth Street residence. Pupils delivered their parts well amid careful planning by the teacher. The final recital is scheduled for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Manlove
W. Stockfield
East Sixth Street
Interesting Talk Heard at Rooms
A crowded gym welcomed Mrs. S. M. Johnson for a lecture titled A Bird's-Eye View of the Continent and a Trip Through Europe. The talk featured Europe photos and anecdotes with musical interludes by Vera Peck and Gertrude Legler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Johnson
Europe
Robbers Attack Farms After Post Office Heist
A fierce clash erupted as farmers confronted three robbers who had robbed Pedricktown and Bridgeport post offices near Camden New Jersey. Two robbers were wounded and three men were captured after the daring early morning raid.
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Camden
N. J
Pedricktown
Bridgeport
Bowman Announces Low Price Sale on Buggies
Frank Bowman promotes a bargain buggy sale with emphasis on cheap pricing and urgency for customers to hurry to the deal.
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Frank Bowman
East Hill program set at Sweetland school Saturday
Miss Mary Fahey’s class at Sweetland No. 9 will present a closing term program at the schoolhouse on Saturday afternoon March 14. Parents and friends are invited. The event highlights a well-decorated program and promises merit. Meanwhile Iowa Telephone struggles to locate storm damage on East Hill with thirty five phones out of service and a bolt striking a cable. Wire crews expect repairs tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fahey
Sweetland Township
Iowa Telephone Company
Demorest
Fisher and Chandler family depart for Portland home
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Fisher with children and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chandler of Park Place left on the Rock Island noon train for Portland Oregon to make their future home. They were joined by Charles Blanchard of Portland formerly of Muscatine who had been visiting relatives here.
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Rob Bebb
Muscatine
Fairport
Davenport
C. Klebe
Wilton
Kecklerville
Edward Chamberlain
Sweetland Center
Barney Miller
Isett Avenue
William Drury
Charles Peterson
M. W. Wheeler
East Eighth Street
John McGee
Washington
E. Sherfer
William Murray
Malcomb
M. Blanchard
Illinois City
David Browning
River Road
Milwaukee
Gladwin
F. B
J. D. Mapes
Nichols
J. W. Wright
West Branch
David Wren
Englewood
W. D. Avery
Park Avenue
Columbus’ Junction
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Herman Bierman
Ruth MacDonald
Mesdames MacDonald
Joe Fuhlman
Bessie Wilkinson
Pipestone
Minn
William Danner
Ill
J. B. Fisher
Howard Chandler
Park Place
Rock Island
Portland
Oregon
Charles Blanchard
Supervisors Hear Damages Claim Over West Liberty Ditch
West Liberty moment as the board of supervisors heard testimony on drainage ditch five damages. About twelve witnesses were examined while the board inspected the ditch by car and foot. Claims totaling six thousand dollars were filed against the county though no final action was taken.
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West Liberty
Board of Supervisors
Muscatine
Wilton
Carthage College Glee Club to Perform at YMCA
The Carthage College Glee Club will present an entertainment at the local YMCA on Wednesday evening under the Luther League of Grace English Lutheran Church. The program will feature vocal and instrumental selections with readings and is described as a top season attraction. Rev. Martin is helping secure the act, reflecting the club’s strong Illinois reputation and extended touring history.
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Carthage College Glee Club
Luther League of the
Grace English Lutheran Church
Carthage Club
Ilinois
Martin
Carthage College
Bright Outlook for Local Launch Owners
Ed Bowman expects to receive a 22 foot motor boat soon as Muscatine launch interests surge. The Muscatine Launch club, formed in 1907, drives growth with plans for a Fourth of July regatta and other events. Members upgrade boats, engines, and houses to boost future records and racing prominence in the Mississippi River area.
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Muscatine Launch Club
Mississippi River Power Boat Association
Muscatine
Ed. Bowman
Outing Company
Nick Meyers
Mrs E H Smith and son travel through town to Kansas City
Mrs E H Smith and her son Donald of Kinbae Minnesota pass through the city this morning en route to Kansas City to visit friends after several weeks with relatives in Riverside.
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E. H. Smith
Donald
Kinbae
Minn
Kansas City
Riverside
Spaethe Tops Evening Bowling Scores At Commercial Club
C H Spaethe rolled 548 pins to lead a Commercial Club bowling night. F W Walker was second with 455. L P Flannery trailed in second place as singles standings narrow. Other scores included M Ferrs Dess 367 and G D Lezotte 432 as Scorers Clark and Hill tallied results.
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Commercial Club
C. H. Spaethe
F. W. Walker
Mr. Spaethe
L. P. Flannery
G. D. Lezotte
Paul Steinmetz
G. A&a
E. J. Zeidler
C. A. Giesenhaus
Clark and Hill
Co. A. Mull
F. P. Hoopes
C. E. Fox
J. S. Pepper
J. E. Coe
E. W. Smith
H. J. Dean
E. Klepper
Spaethe and
Jones
The Yellow Peril Jaundice Remedy Advertisement
An old time ad proclaims Dr. King's New Life Pills banish jaundice malaria and biliousness with a guaranteed remedy. The 25 cent pill claims quick relief and is marketed by May ercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Mayercamp
Recital by Legler Piano Students at West Fourth Street
Miss Gertrude L. Legler hosted a piano recital this afternoon at her home 04 West Fourth Street. The event featured several of her students and drew many parents and attendees.
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Gertrude L. Legler
No Changes Planned for Western Maryland Railroad
Baltimore March 7 No changes are anticipated in the operation of the Western Maryland Railroad now under B F Bush as receiver The president will continue to manage the company under court direction
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Western Maryland Railway
Baltimore
Western Maryland Railroad
B. F. Bush
Road
Pupil Recital Praised For Creditable Performance
Friends of the pupils attended a recital where the program was rendered in a most creditable manner and each pupil acquitted themselves very satisfactorily.
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Baling Preeter
Training Glass
Y.M.C.4
SION
J. G. Mitchell
Warner
Virginia
Reopa
Ss. M. Johnson
Roses
Red Rose
White Rose
FW. Cy AL
General Acoustic Co
New York City
J. A. Barrett
Hotel Grand
Burlington
Delano Hotel
Iowa
Nebraska
New York Life
Ontaria
Nebr
East Hill
Iowa Phone Company
Haney
Washington, In
Hast Hill
West
United
Epallerson Stores
Erty Owners—Claims
Aggregat
Ing
Glee Club Coming
Pices of Luther League
Bright Outlook
Spaethe Rong
Platino
Aristo
Runyon’s Studio
Cedar Street
W.G. Block Co
Iowa Ave
Swan
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