Young People's Union Holds Meeting at First M E Church
An enthusiastic gathering of the Young People's Union at the First M E church discussed continuing the Hershey hospital work. The 13 societies will maintain a free bed for 200 days yearly, with $200 allocated. Officers for the year were chosen: President Matthew Westrate, Vice president Minnie Porter, Secretary Sylvia Robertson, Treasurer Max Doose.
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Young People’s Union
M. E. Church
Hershey Hospital
Matthew Westrate
Minnie Porter
Sylvia Robertson
Max Doose
Y P C U Anniversary Program Set At United Brethren Church
The Y P C U of the United Brethren church marks its sixteenth anniversary with a Sunday evening program at 7 30. Readings include The First African Convert Rose Teufel and Africa Waiting Grace Hawkins. Music by Mrs A G Bond Frank Kintzle Leola Johnson Hazel Bitzer and more.
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A. G. Bond
Frank Kintzle
Africa
Grace Hawkins
P. A. Schnecker
Mary Dean
Leola Johnson
Hazel Bitzer
Albert Academy
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Baker
Pfeiffer
Kemptner
Pleasant South End Card Club Session Recalls Prize Winners
A cordial card session at Mrs. Peter Frambers home on Grandview avenue yesterday afternoon saw Miss Emma Holtzer win first prize, Mrs. Ed Eberling take second, and Mrs. Will Bloom receive the consolation. Refreshments followed with piano selections by the hostess’s son.
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South End
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Scarless Healing
Ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for pimples ulcers and skin blemishes. Claims healing without a scar and offers 25 cents price through Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store with a guaranteed guarantee.
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Meeting at Mrs Criner’s Home Set With Flowers
The article notes a gathering decorated with cut flowers to be held at the home of Mrs. George Criner for the next meeting.
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Nettie Silberhorn
Summit
North Prairie Sewing Society
John Long
Mothers Club honors Wells with Bond recital
Mrs F P Sawyer of West Second street will entertain in honor of Mrs C M Wells and both current and former Mothers' club members with a Carrie Jacobs Bond recital at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon. Invitations were issued yesterday.
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West Second Street
Cc. M. Wells
Mothers’ Club
Carrie Jacobs Bond
Musical Union Concert at Congregational Church
Muscatine Musical Union presents a concert Monday evening May 14 at First Congregational Church. An excellent program is prepared with outside talent featured. The Pioneer Industrial League Society met at Mrs Umlandt's home Thursday afternoon for a pleasant session. The next meeting will be at Mrs Dan Sweeney’s home on May 1.
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First Congregations
Pioneer Industrial Lewié_ Society
Umlandt
Sper
Dan Sweeney
Evening sermon at Friends' Church with Rev Joseph Sopher
A meeting at the Friends' Church features Rev Joseph Sopher of Oskalosa as speaker this evening. The quarterly meeting convenes tomorrow at 10 o'clock in the morning.
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Wilton Persons Attend Davenport Festival Concert
Wilton residents Mrs C Bacon Mrs E W M'Tison and Miss Bessie Nicolaus traveled to Davenport for the May festival where they heard the famed conductor or soprano Madame Nordica in a great concert. Miss Oner Garler had been visiting for seven days at the home there.
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Oner Gar'ér
Will Wright
Tipton
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Fred Jones
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Muscatine
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H. H. Rath
Wm. Miller
Mississippi Valley Telephone Company
Theo. Kistenmacher
D. Wright
C. P. Teeple
Barky Ayres
Adair
Miss Piesch
Burlington
Postum as coffee substitute praised by nurses and mothers
A Wilkes-Barre nurse endorses Postum Food Coffee as a coffee substitute noting relief from headaches and indigestion after two weeks of use. She reports benefits among patients and observes improved milk flow in nursing mothers when coffee is avoided.
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