Recital to Be Given by Louise Westervelt
Announcement no longer ripe yet a recital by Louise Westervelt at Library hall on Wednesday January 35 at 3 40 in the afternoon promises an opera oratorio and ballad program. Westervelt trained in German and French masters and in American conservatories. she will be accompanied by Miss Alice Dutton At. The full program will be announced soon.
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Mise Louige
St. John Westervelt
Library Hall
Daythport
Roche Island
Moline
Miss West Apvelt
Mise Westervalt
Westerfelt
Germain
Ger. Yoon
America
Amateur Theatrical Drama San Tego at Turner Grams
Prospects are bright for the romantic war drama San Tego to be staged at the Turner Grams Opera House in February under the direction of Fritz Singer of the German Theater Company. The event promises a highly polished, first-rate production by an amateur society with a Schäuber Mule quartet number by Milligan Carmody Norwood and McCarl.
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Walter Milligan
Edward Carmody
George Norwood
Ray McCarl
Card and Dancing Party at Redmen Hall Tecumseh Lodge
Tecumseh tribe No 22 hosted a formal card and dancing party at Redmen Hall last night. About 140 attendees enjoyed dancing as the main entertainment with card tables in the parlor for quieter games. Lodge officers spared no effort to ensure a pleasant evening for members and friends.
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Redmed Ba
Retail Clerks Plan Third of Dance Series at Redmen Hall
The Retail Clerks Association will host the first dance of the new year at Redmen Hall on Tuesday evening with Ogden orchestra providing music. This is the third dance of the winter series, following two successful prior events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serks' Assoiation
Redmen Asll
Ogden
Orchestra
Davenport Outing Club Plans Third Subscription Party
The Davenport Outing club announces its third subscription party of the season. It will be held Monday evening, January 20, with Ogden's Orchestra providing music. Open to all subscribers and other members alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Ogden
V I Z Club Meets for Impromptu Musical Program
The V I Z club gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Anon Duckr’s Jersey Ridge Road home for an impromptu musical and literary program that provided entertainment. A luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Anna Thulin on Fifteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anon Duckr
Jersey Ridge Road
Anna Thulin
Fifteenth Street
New Literary Society Formed at School
A high school forms a new literary society with freshmen in attendance. Officers elected include President Lem Basa, Vice President K Flein, Treasurer Pierre Palmer, Secretary Jey Klebery. The society has not yet named its club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schooitye
Lem Basa
K. Flein
Trenauret
Pierre Palmer
Secretars
Jey Klebery
Tokio Cinch Meeting At Unter Den Linden
The Tokio Cinch club held a four table progressive clue game at Waterden Linden on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Henry Finch won first prize, Mrs B Winter second, Mrs Herman Lehwenke third, and Mrs Mangin fourth. A dinner followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio Cinch
Unter den Linden
Tokio Cinch Club
Water den Linden
Wednexday Afernoon
Henry Finch
B. Winter
Hlerman Lehwenke
Mangin
Second Presbyterian Church Celebrates New Piano
The Second Presbyterian congregation celebrated the installation of a new piano with a night of performances. W H Wilson chaired and lauded Rev Mate R Sauvers for his zeal, thanking helpers who secured the instrument. A levee display showcased the winning bons and mottoes, followed by piano solos, violin pieces, and vocal selections. Refreshments were served by church ladies.
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Second Presbyterian Church
W. H. Wilson
Wilson
Mate R. Sauvers
Auber
W. D. Middleton
W. D. Midleton
Mart I. Sawyers
Outing Club Directors Hold Regular Meeting
Port Outwe club directors met at the eid néuse last evening with about twelve new members admitted. Membership surpasses 400 with a 600 member limit. a Whiting live event is planned once reached. Club nights are popular and well patronized. prospects remain bright.
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Davenport Outwe
Eid Néuse
Informs
Ladies Auxiliaries Meet Bishop Brewer in Morrison House
Ladies' auxiliaries from city churches hosted Bishop L. R. Brewer at the Morrison House in Montana. A reception was held at Biston Aovit home in honor of the visiting bishop. Bishop Brewer spoke on General Missions, followed by brief remarks from Bishop Dorrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biston
L. R. Brewer
Montana
Morrison Howe
Brewer
General Missions
Dorrison
Informal Card Club Meets in Rock Island
The Misses Berha and Nelie Karr of Rock Island hosted an informal card party at Tongalay to entertain guests from Davenport. Ollie Hickey won the consolation prize. the next gathering will be at the Hickey home in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berha
Nelie Karr
Rock Island
Tongalay
Ollie Hickey
Weiling
Kindergarten Ladies Meet Next Monday In Davenport
The Davenport Klodertaken association will meet Monday afternoon at 2:90 at the home of Mrs. Adelbert Riepe, 180 West Fifteenth Street. They will continue studying Frouble's The Mother Play, a discussion that has attracted interest in recent meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport Klodertaken Association
Adelbert Riepe
West Fifteenth Street
Frouble
Ladies Aid Society Box Party at St Pauls Church
The Ladies Aid Society of St Pauls English Lutheran church will hold a box party in the church parlors on Wednesday evening of next week. They have prepared diligently and promise a royal good time for attendees seeking a socially engaging event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
St. Paul's English Lutheran Church
Sodality Reception at St Marys Church
At St Marys Church Sunday morning the commission Sunday of the Ladies Sodality will receive nineteen new candidates into the sodality after first mass. This increase of membership will be a token of zeal for the reign of the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Marys Gborch
Ladies' Sodality
Federation Meeting Indefinitely Postponed
Federation officers announce that the scheduled meeting for Tan. 19 is postponed due to clubs failing to provide enough members. Meanwhile the congregation at Sir Anthony's Church plans a supper at Hiberning Hall this evening from five to six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Middleton
Avi Mes. T.O. Swiney
Mtuate Clrbs
Inouice
Sir Anthony's Church
PUPILS RECITAL AT POWER COLLEGE OF MUSIC
The Power College of Music hosted a pupils recital in the college recital room. A large audience attended as students performed piano pieces, vocal selections, violin numbers, and dances under teachers Miss Flossie Mowry, Miss Gaidie Wetkies, and others, with highlights including Schubert songs and country and Spanish dances.
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Power College of Music
Wailtz
Eogelman
Flossie Mowry
Ay Nigsiuingale
DeWhovens
Angel and the Shep
Erds
Cee Seeeey
Sevee Wallace
Misa Henrivcia
Kiner
Masurks
Demuth
Mise Mabel Spallard
Schubert
Miss Phoenix
Mise Gertrule Davis
Liew
Sartorio Mieses Rulbetta
Margaret McCosh
Aoe
Unity Hall Supper and Dance Draws Large Crowd
The oyster supper and dance at Unity Hall, hosted by the Indies of the First Taitarhin church, drew a large attendance and featured a trio of Messrs. Rlanwith Mittelbuseber Victor Stiholt and Miss Luin Mittelbusen ey performing concert pieces before the dancing began around eleven. The event was well served and well received by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rlanwith Mittelbuseber
Victor Stiholt
Luin Mittelbuseney
Pepe
Nash
High School Classes Plan Sleigh Parties Tonight
The Davenport high school senior class expects a good time this evening with a sleigh ride arranged to Green Tree where Meg will supervise the party. The junior class also plans a sleighing outing ending at a member’s home with refreshments provided for the group.
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Davenport Mgh
Green Tree
Megwil Sperel
Informal musicale entertains Mendip friends at home
Miss Farrigiey hosted an informal musicale at her Mendip residence with guests including Mrs Florence Guidner and Mr. Flandro. The program was well received, providing nine evenings of entertainment, followed by light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrigiey
Florence Guidner
Flandro
Entre Nous Club Holds Regular Meeting
Mr and Mrs FW Ort hosted the Entre Nous club at their home in Wis. Mrs AW Carroll and Alt won games with Mrs AL Smith and Mr Henry Gerwe noted among players. A W Carrall and A W Murlen earned consolation prizes as a lunevhean was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FW Ort
Lowa Sueet
Ava
Aw, Carroll
Alt
A J. Smith
AL Smith
Henry Gerwe
JB. Miclar
A.W. Carrall
Ai W. Murlen
Whist Club Entertains in Honor of Mrs Mullen
A local informal whist club hosted a dinner at the Out ang club house on Wednesday to honor Mrs Mate of Atlantic, In. Twenty four covers were prepared for the dinner followed by a six handed card game. Mrs Lynids of Cloguer, Mann and Mr A B Miller shared honors for their hands.
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Whist Club
Mullen
Outang
Mate
Atlantic
Lynids
Cloguer, Mann
A.B. Miller
Baptist Beacon Lights Meet With Mrs Rowlands
The Beacon Lights of the Calvary Baptist church met with Mrs HO Rowlands at the parish on 1711 Brady Street to discuss Heroes of Missionary Work. Papers were read. The meeting proved very uninteresting. Trinity Lodge No 203 AF and AM met in regular session last night with several candidates initiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Trinity Lodge
A. F
A. M
Campfire Consent Echoes in Narrow Village Tale
A fragmentary dialogue piece centers on a tense moment in a camp setting where a girl accuses coercion while a man utters conflicted lines. The language hints at manipulation and fear, with a lingering sense of control and resistance.
Obituary notices for Hozppner and Bridget O'Brien
Obituary notices report the funeral for Hozppner at home and St. Toecghs church with fraternal tributes. Bridget O'Brien dies at 92 years, widow of James O'Brien, with services at St Anthony's church and burial pending. she lived in Davenport since 1855 after emigration from Ireland.
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Nebrich, Joseph D. TM
O'Cloek
St Anthony's Church
Hozppner
Herma
Holt
St. Toecgh's
Auto Niermann
Assistant justice for Southern District appoints new judge
Announcement in Des Moines papers states an assistant is appointed for Judge Tedge Smith McPherson of the United Sites court in the Southern district of Iowa. Increased workload and Judge Woolson's death hastened the need to relieve McPherson and assign another judge to handle the rising docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Maines
Tedge Smith McPherson
United Sites Court
Distar
Iowa
McPherson
John S. Woolson
Jigs McPherson
Fine program to be given by Ernst Otto
An afternoon concert program lists performers Brent Ott, Jill Sandag, Raymond, Mareh-Irimebre, Chapin, Tinhan, Taunhuser, and others. Selections include Overlure Ray, War Dance, Toyland pieces and medleys. The Bays performed, with Strauss Chattaway and Wal tafe MedIey noted among contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernst Otto
Bee Ar Midgerl
Brent Otte
Parner
Jill Sandag
Maren
Metdelssahy Ovelure
Raymond
Thomas
Mareh
Chapin
Taunhuser
Calvary Baptist Choir Plans Sunday Service Selections
Calvary Baptist Church announces its Sunday service program featuring choir performances of The Lord Is King The Sabbath of the Soul and My Soul Is Athivet for God plus Wings of a Dove pieces. The church invites all congregants to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist Choir
Marston
Convicted Father Faces Jury Over Child Case
Sidney Li and Jan Hifius Perry were charged in a shocking case defended by Perry who claimed the charges were lies. His 35 year old daughter Budle testified that Perry had been sexually intimate with her since she was about twelve, confessing on the stand without remorse. Perry, said to be over sixty and illiterate, offered no witnesses or reasons for the alleged charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Li
Jan
Ifius Perry
Sadie
Bome
Greene
Perry
Budle
Crist May Succeed Temple As Osceola Representative
Osceola Iowa January 14 The Twice Week Times notes L B Crist currently mayor and a second term candidate to replace Hon M L Temple for the U S district attorney post in the southern district of Iowa, contingent on Temple securing the federal appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Dipstate Politica
L. BE. Crist
M. L. Temple
Lake Bed Proclaimed State Property in Iowa Case
In Hancock county Judge Binith ruled in the state of Iowa versus Ole Thompson that West Twin lake lies within state ownership. Thompson, owner of land along three-fourths of the shore, was barred from draining or cultivating the lakebed without executive council permission and was ordered to pay costs.
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Kanawha
Binith
Hiavack County
Jhas
State of Towa
Ole Thompson
Thompson
Fally
Lami
Aso Sinde
iIt
Coura Js
Amsterdam Township
Twin Lake Township
Hancock County
West Twin Lake
Gervant
Eran
Jake
Executive Council of
Iowa
Rock Island appoints commodity agents for freight plan
Rock Island unveils a freight strategy to create commodity agents overseeing lumber and coal, livestock, grain, brick and tile, with expert freight staff for each line. The first appointment is a lumber and coal agent, formerly of the Peorin office, with further hires expected soon in Tol Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck Island
Tech
Jiim
Peorin
Toltow
Miner killed in coal mine accident at White City
Jap 14 Charlea Blanquert employed by Crescway Coal in White City dies instantly when a coal fall traps him. Archie Cunningham, an army member, jailed for stealing coal after resisting officers. Twelve others arrested on railroad officials’ complaint. losses run to hundreds of tons this winter. Jock organization warns state Holiness about its court order to secure Oskaloosa location of national university headquarters. About $58,000 to be spent this summer in Oskaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlea
Assurinc Oskaloaee
National University
Dunmer
Oskaloosa
Fay Brothers Sue Clinton County Over Legal Fees
Fay brothers, one a newspaper publisher and the other a jeweler in Clinton, sue Clinton County to recover 1759 for attorney fees spent during their pursuit of a criminal gang led by George Buker. They claim 2009 was spent, with 750 reportedly used for additional counsel, while the county attorney resists. County Attorney E. L. Biller handling the defense as the case proceeds amid prior successful prosecutions and time spent by I. B. Fay on related Dennican-Shercliff matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinton
Gan
Fay
Board of Supervisors
Reim
County Atstorney
E. L. Biller
Fay Brothers
I. EB
Portraits of the Grinnells to be placed in state museum
Des Moines plans to display portraits of Hon. and Mrs. J. B. Grinnell at the state historical department. The portraits would honor Grinnell's ties to the city’s early history and settlement, attracting visitors if owners grant access to the desk once used by John Brown to draft his proclamation to the enslaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Grinael
John Brown
Caught With Goods On Him In Iowa Capture
Officers seize a man named Yao in Iowa City after finding a quart of glycerin drills skeleton keys and dynamite along with other burglary tools. Police narrow the case to a possible link with recent safe cracking incidents and implicate an associate named Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouumwa
Yao
Jan
Joan South
Colorado
Smith
Speaks Many Languages of a World Famous Linguist
Alfredo Trombetti of Bolonzevjnys holds an international reputation as the world’s greatest linguist. He claims to speak 400 languages and is still learning. At 14 he has mastered various world languages and plans to come to America to study the languages of the Indians of the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo Trombetti
Bolozn
America
Rockies
Wedded for Seventy Years in Mason City Indiana
In Mason City Indiana on January 14 Mr and Mrs Silas W Bond celebrate their seventieth wedding anniversary. The husband is 104 and the wife 91. They report good health and say they have been married longer than any other couple in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Silas W. Bond
United States
Proposed 1784 names for states committee suggestions
A writer researching forgotten records from 41 centuries ago notes that in 1784 a committee was formed to suggest names. Readable fragments list candidates such as Sylyuagia Michigania Cher sonesus AnSeniapia Metropotamia Polypotamia and Pelopelisipta.
The Most Costly Gem in the World
The article claims the world's costliest gem is a crystalline carbon stone larger than the famous Victoria Regina diamond, valued around $1,500,000, with its price determined by how it can be used and worn, highlighting its rarity and appeal.
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Davenport 2
Wiss
Louise Westervelt
Redmen Hall
V. I. Z. Club
NEW Literary Society
Second Presbyterian
Henrietta Sinner
Salo
Rosalie Saan
DeKoven
Marty Eee
Mets
Solo
Lover’s Law
Dolly Warden
Julian Edward T. A Sheamint
Sodality
ST. Mary's Church
Power Music
Unity Hall
Entre Nous Club
Baptist
Sye
John A, Feeney Go
Thine
Roth Island Streets
West Third Street
Devenport
Town
Ybrien
Bridget
Bulgee O'Brien
James O'Brien
Groak
Perry Street
Ireland
James O'Bren
Boston
Mass
O'Brien
Gunnell
Firth
Homer
William J. O'Brien
Welock
St Anthons's Elurell
D. J. Mianery
Judge Smith McPherson
Migs
Grenyootbie
Vee Borburtena
Strauss Chattaway Wal Tafe MedIey
Bige Bel
Calvary Baptist Church
Souls Party
Crist
Temple
Triaet Kanawha
Oly Thompson
Road
Miner
Tam
Becaus
Feamsters
Farmers’ Cal Co
Brigeland, Mer
FAY Bros
Sue Clinton
Grinnells
College
Be Gaven Flave of Honor
TSO
Inkerdt Eco
Chamnez
Melvie B
Resmiond
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
San
New York
Chicago
London
Witerhyesvente
Marcel
E. Michel
Far East
Joly Grittarden Webb
Glom
Amd
Dramade Salenglar
Walter
Ftrizay
Tur Uary
Saturlep
Novag Bre
Doptias
Prisean Cob Dehersya
Joven
Susbay
Luh
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the
Broadway
WL. Heysinger
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