Seventh grade recital at St James School features Eleanor Donnelly works
Pupils of the seventh grade at St James School presented a recital with pieces by Eleanor Donnelly assisted by the music class. The program included Christmas bells and biographical recitations, piano solos, a mandolin selection, and an unlisted piano piece by Miss Waldschmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James School
Eleanor Donnelly
Catherine Eagle
Harold Buckley
Gabriel
Mary Flynn
Olive Minick
Blanche Glick
Richard Swift
Azella Shields
Maud Miller
Agnes Butterfield
Local News Highlights From Town Markets and Movements
Local notes report a variety of arrivals departures and errands including Mrs I B Schreckengast from Keota to Burlington Miss Mabel Morton returning from Chicago to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J W Morton Richard Allen home from three and a half years in the navy aboard the Ohio and other townspeople travelers shoppers and business callers. Sherr Welch promotes Langshan chickens and talks poultry show plans plus furniture sales at South Side and Reynolds stores with several residents buying gifts and sleds for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Morton
Chicago
Mrs
J. W. Morton
Richard Allen
San Francisco
Calif
Navy
U. S
Ohio
Reynolds’ Furniture Store
Madison Klotz
Columbus Junction
W. A. Turner
West Side Square
Sherr Welch
Warts Lost and For Sale Notices From Town Columns
Lost items include two Plymouth Rock roosters and a gentleman's gray collarette. A bronze turkey ponchiep and 40 barred Plymouth Rock cockerels are offered for sale at auction. A 100 acre farm near Crawfordsville is available to rent. Rewards offered for lost watch and items. return to Journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Washington
Wellman
Journal Office
Plymouth Rock
W. M. Darbyshire
John Kennedy
Keota Boys with Fleet Sails to Pacific Assignment
Keota notes two local youths joining the Pacific fleet departing from Hampton Roads. Bert Kirkpatrick, 19, and Woodford Thompson are assigned to the Minnesota and the Virginia respectively. Reports also list Iowa patent grants issued by R W Bishop including multiple inventors and inventions ranging from track sections to pneumatic hammers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
Hampton Roads
Bert Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Navy
Minnesota
Woodford Thompson
Virginia
R. W. Bishop
Washington, D. C
Iowa
B. C. Buxton
Buxton
Charles Clost
Webster City
N. L. Lyons
Akron
Joseph Wiedemeier, Jr
A. A. Wiedemeier
Carroll
E. Bower
Newton
H. W. Bower
Olney
Martin Hardsoeg
Ottumwa
D. A. Jerald
Osage
Jones
West Bend
N. Y
Peter Jess
Sabula
W. H. Voss
Davenport
M. N. Flugum
Thompson
Farmers' institute to meet at Commercial club Saturday
The executive committee will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Commercial club. Members with any bills against the association should present them at this meeting. Miss Rebecca Baker left for West Chester due to her uncle George Johnson's illness. Fred Wanerus drove from Brighton to spend the day in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Commercial Club
Rebecca Baker
West Chester
George Johnson
Fred Wanerus
Brighton
City
If I Should Say Love Eyes Blue Sky Would You Do
Dialogic verse exchange from the Cleveland Leader about love and flirtation. A speaker questions what a lover would do to various signals of devotion and the response alternates with playful refusals and a sneeze ending. The piece presents witty back and forth in light romantic mood.
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Cleveland
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Evening Journal
Orville Elder, Pustisuer
aTon
Miss Waldschmidt
South Side Furniture _ store
Rev
I. B. Schreckengast
Burlington
Hays
Alva Crawford
George H. Paul
Walter Johnson
Rubio
Walter Arthur
Havre
Ruth Williams
Cotter
W. Roberts
Father Sueppel
Iowa City
Mrs. Shaw
Winterset, Iowa
The
Thomas Schooley
Winfield
Wilma Row
Sappho Beamer
Oberlin
Miss Row
Beula Eichelberger
Rock Island
South Side
Anderson
lWe
J. B. Heaps
Crawfordsville
Luther Gormly
Patent Report
Klein Klothing KO
the Good Clothes Store
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Battenberg
I. Rothschild & CO
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