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Elma B. Smith Co to headline Eldora lecture on Nov 23
Elma B. Smith Co travels coast to coast and is hailed as the best popular concert company touring. The act features Rita Rich in folk songs in costume Waldemar von Gelich on violin and William Rummel on piano. Seats go on sale Nov 18 at Tadgar's. The company is the next number of the Eldora lecture course, with Nov 23 performance at the Wisner.
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Elma B. Smith Co
Eldora
Tad‘gar’s
Rita Rich
Waldemar von Gelich
William Rummel
Movements of People In Business and Social Way
A compact update notes Mrs F M Lockwood Union visitor in town and J H Funk Des Moines Short Line attorney in court. Mrs Jas Bales ill at home. Mayor John Roberts Ackley visited court. C J Lawrence and Union citizens came to town by auto. Tom BE Harris left for Washington to take a position in the government printing office.
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The
Herald
F. M. Lockwood
J. H. Funk
Des Moines
John Roberts
Ackley
C. J. Lawrence
Tom BE
Harris
Washington, D. C
Tom
Government
Sudden Death of Adam H Lepley
Community shocked by the sudden death of Adam H. Lepley at his son Morton J. Lepley’s home. Nearly 74 yet appearing under 60, he collapsed at breakfast after feeling chilly in the evening. Dr Kauffman and H Estep failed to revive him. Funeral at Shepard church today. obituary to follow next week. J G Gallagher jailed for beating mine host Wilson at the Hotel Eldora. he acted as solicitor for the People’s Popular Magazine and left town without settling. Ora Diehl & Kier, dentists.
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M. E. Church
Union Star
Adam H. Lepley
Morton J. Lepley
Lepley
Jay
Dr. Kauffman
H. Estep
Shepard Church
J. G. Gallagher
Walsh
Wilson
Eldora
People’s Popular Magazine
Oskaloosa
Iowa Central Line
South
Church Announcements and Sunday Services Summary
Religious notices from Glee Churches list Bible School at Christian Science and services at Universalist, Christian, Baptist, Methodist and Congregational churches. Sunday School times range 10:00 to 11:00 a.m., preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Midweek meetings include Wednesday 8 p.m. and reading rooms open on select days. Neighborhood teachers’ conventions are planned with Kent Hardin and Miss Julia Scurry involved.
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Bible School
Christian Science
Universalist Church
Tod P. m. Baptist
Sodom
Holiday stock hunts with Miss Anna Peisen in Chicago
Miss Anna Peisen of the C M Haas Dry Goods Co has been in Chicago since Friday selecting the holiday stock for the big concern. Various local figures attended meetings, court sessions, and civic events while reminders of local politics, charity suppers, and offerings from merchants appeared across town.
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Anna Peisen
C. M. Haas Dry Goods Co
Chicago
Hub bard Monitor Votes For Open Meeting Plan
The Hub bard Monitor endorses a plan to explain aims and invite questions at the meeting, noting it allows everyone present to understand the agenda and participate. The plan is described as very good by supporters.
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Hubbard Monitor
Honga for Clarkson Elected Head of Jaws Society of New York
James Clarkson surveyor of the port will head the Iowa society in New York as one of its largest state groups. A nominations committee proposed Clarkson with Parker as first vice president and Dillon as second vice president. Other officers named include Brownell secretary treasurer and Tillison chaplain. A memorials plan for Senator Allison was approved.
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Jaws Society of
New York
James
Clarkson
Iowa Society
Samuel Strauss
C. W. Huntington
Col. H. L
Swords
William A. Jones
W. &. Crosby
John F. Murray
Michael J. Morris
George S. Parker
John IF. Dillon
George F. Brownell
William R. Nuntington
Trumbull White
Newell Dwight Tillison
Senator Allison
National Capital
Des Moines
MISS MABEL STERNS WEDS AT FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Miss Mabel R. Sterns of Jew Falla married James W. Brandt of Ames Texas Saturday evening October Stist at 8 o clock in the First Congregational Church of Wateclua. Rev Walter Rollins officiated. They will spend a few weeks in the south then reside in Laurens Town. The groom is a civil engineer and of excellent character. The bride, daughter of F H Sterns of this place, is well regarded and will make a good home for her husband.
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James W. Brandt
Ames, Tews
Mabel R. Sterns
Jews Falla
First Congregations Church
Wateclua
Walter Rollins
Brandt
Laurens
F. H. Sterns
Ollows Falls
Steamboat
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Austin Fuller
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Marshall
Minn
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Union
E. H. Lundy
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Des Moines Daily Capital
Iowa Faring. J
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Presb Menlan
Puster
Church of Today
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Kent Hardin
Julia Scurry
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J. E. Foster
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Austin Flint Medical Society
Hampton
Nellie Clulow
Tacoma
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Mardin County
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National Home Missionary Society
J. H. Richard
Minneapolis
Tussidera Ledger
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KR. RK. Swallum
Hubbard
Wm. Wiemer
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Davis & Moser
Tennessee Red Cedar
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Scranton
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