Lincoln school addition begins excavation in East Hill
Zeidler and Sons, contractors, have started excavation for the Lincoln school addition. A four room expansion is planned with foundation work underway. Construction pauses until the current term ends in early June as crews prepare the new facilities. East Hill residents note improved school amenities upon completion.
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Zeidler and Sons
Lincoln School
East Hill
Daniel O'Keefe
Spring Street
Wilton
Robert Finley
Munn Street
Witton
Henry van Dorn
Montezuma
Arthur Schaffer
A. Schwanee
Chicago
Peter Gibbs
A. B. Adams
Washington
Sunday School to Celebrate Children's Day at Sweetland M E
The Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school plans its annual Children’s Day program for Sunday June 14 with children leading the exercises and a large crowd expected. Epworth League officers elected in April will be installed May 17 along with an anniversary program.
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Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Sweetland M. E. Church
West Liberty Christian choir hosts six o'clock dinner
Mrs P H Green with Misses Carrie McClun and Celeste Miller entertain the Christian church choir at a six o'clock dinner at Green's home. The evening features sociability and music with several local and visiting residents noted in attendance.
Life in the Slums Topic Highlighted by Ensign Roper
Ensign Frank L. Roper of Lowell mass will deliver a stereopticon lecture on life in the slums and Salvation Army work. The talk at First Baptist Church Monday night complements ongoing Salvation Army meetings at the barracks in the German American Bank building. Slides cover India Japan China and Africa and homeless care. crowds have been strong and the meetings may continue into next week.
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First Baptist Church
Frank L. Roper
Lowell
Mass
Salvation Army
India
Japan
China
Africa
Army
Ensign Roper
Nervous Headaches Cured by Nervous System Toning
A Ithaca woman recounts relief from years of nervous headaches after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. The ad-story claims feeding nerves through blood cures the condition and cites a patient from Ithaca named Miss F Mae Markell. Pills sold by druggists or mailed by Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady
N. Y
Epworth League elects new officers at Lone Tree meeting
At Lone Tree Iowa Epworth League members elected officers for one year. Top posts include Grace Shibley as President, Effie Albright first vice president, Ida Cotter second vice president, Maud Williams third vice president, Lenora Miller fourth vice president and Charlotte Potter secretary. Treasurer Leslie Carl and Lenora Miller as organist, Pearl Morse as chorister. Installations planned Sunday with a Sunday school program and Rev Phillips speak.
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Lone Tree
Iowa
Epworth League
Rev. Phillips
Grace Shibley
Effie Albright
Ida M. Cotter
Maud Williams
Lenora Miller
Charlotte Potter
Leslie Carl
B. A. Black
Alexandria
John Tautlinger
West Liberty
John O'Leary
Iowa City
Earl Swank
Robt. Swank
Independence
Nelson
O. L. Crain
Agnes O'Leary
Montpelier Notes Show Visits From Several Strangers
Miss Lillie Davis travels to Fairport to visit her sister Mrs. Fred Buchele. John Morris of Kansas City and Frank Morris visit with family in Montpelier. Miss Lulu Myers visits her Buffalo- kin. Davis and McCanon call in Buffalo. Mae Holt from Sweetland visits Montpelier. J. R. Madden conducts Davenport business. Sam Eis visits Muscatine. Spurge Pulse family visit Hazel Dell and Blue Grass. Joe Morris shop in Davenport. Mrs Walter Davis visits Muscatine relatives. McCanon conducts Muscatine business. Joe Myers and William Miller visit from Buffalo on Wednesday evening.
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Davenport
Sam Eis
Muscatine
Spurge Pulse
Hazel Dell
Blue Grass
Joe Morris
Walter Davis
Henry McCanon
Joe Myers
William Miller
Buffalo
Mrs St Clair Hosts Bankers Reserve Sewing Society
Mrs Harry St Clair acted as hostess at her Cedar street home for the Bankers Reserve Sewing Society yesterday afternoon. A goodly number of women attended and sewed, with refreshments served later. Mrs Mary McDonald at Seventh and Cedar will entertain the society next Thursday.
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Harry St. Clair
Bankers’ Reserve Sewing Society
Cedar Street
Mary McDonald
Seventh
Cedar Streets
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