Children’s Day Exercises at Presbyterian Church
A well attended Children’s Day program at the Presbyterian church featured a piano prelude by Miss Dorothy Latchem, a welcome by Leland Carris, infant christenings, diplomas for cradle roll graduates, solos and recitations by young performers, and an illustrated talk by Rev. L D Young. Evening service preached on “The Seat of authority is religion.”
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Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Latchem
L. [. Young
Leland Carris
Hospital Corps
Mary Forman
Kenneth Curtis
Hugh McCartney
Idx Carris
Mildred Martin
Mildred Stewart
Elma Bowman
Bible Wight
Supt Crone
Marjory Cunningham
Wilma Rowe
Helen Dillange
Winifred Miller
Romola Latchem
Wee Tots
L. D. Young
Young
Harry Reid
Edgar McWilliams
Rexwell DeMarce
Howard Anderson
Children’s Day Exercises Held at Methodist Church
Yesterday morning at the Methodist church a Children’s Day program featured infant baptisms during the service led by Pastor and Superintendent S W Neal. The primary class of about 125 children performed songs recitations and specials under Mrs B J Cocklin with solos by Wandaline Neiswanger and Curran and group numbers by the junior quartet and choir. An offering supported the Board of Education.
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Methodist
W. Neal
J. Cocklin
Wandeline Neiswanger
Jesus
Bessie Dicken
Cecil Rogers
Helen Work
Joy Schreckengast
Messrs
Merle Lytle
Glenn Pope
Migs Curran
Board of Education
Children Day Program Crowds Baptist Church
The Baptist Church Sunday School held its Children’s day program last evening and the building was crowded.
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of the Baptist Church
Program Featured School Choir and Recitals
The school program was entirely funded by members of the school. The Junior choir sang excellently with primary class songs and recitations. Two pretty duets featured Miss Iola Mayo with Clare Jay and Miss Hayes with Nellie Bowman. Marie McMasters performed a solo Pretty Morning Glories. Rev McMasters spoke for the Baptist church Publication society and a collection was taken.
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Iola Mayo
Clare Jay
Hayes
Nellie Bowman
Marie McMasters
McMasters
Publication Society of the Baptist Church
Children Day Program At Plains Church Draws Crowd
The Plains MFE church Sunday observed Children’s Day with a three o’clock program. The audience overflowed the church as youngsters sang recitations exercises and a brief address by Rev. J. F. Robertson. A liberal offering was received for educational funds.
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The
Plains Mfe
Childrers
J. F. Robertson
Cigar chatter and a praise for Wadsworth Bros Chicos
Irving Johnson, a drummer known to merchants, visits Colenso and tells stories from a recent trip. He praises Washington tobacco and notes finding Wadsworth Bros Chicos. a 5 cent cigar he promotes to customers for its 10 cent or two for a quarter perceived value. The ad-like piece markets the all flavana filled cigar as high grade with even burn.
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Irving Johnson
Colenso
Mr. Johnson
Washington
Wadsworth Bros
J. E. Lemmon
Bergquist Wins 220 Yard Hurdles in Chicago Meet
Frank Bergquist won the 220 yard low hurdles at Chicago in 26 seconds after a 20 1 5 semifinal. Morgan Park scored as Bergquist tied the University of Chicago prep record. Way of Hyde Park finished second and slipped near the finish. Lord of North Dixon took third.
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Frank Bergquist
Chicago
Frank
Chicago Record-Herald
Morgan Park
Bergquist
University of Chicago
Lord of
Lord of North Dixon
Nichols
Ida Grove
Way of Hyde Park
James
Carroll Preparatory
Wohlein
East Division
Milwaukee
Carroll Academy
Fraternal Orders Honor Court of Honor Hall Services
The executive committee thanks all who contributed flowers and helped during the services at Court of Honor Hall yesterday.
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Court of Honor Hall
Two Actions Everyone Should Take For Colic Relief
Lewinville Ga resident J T Barber recommends Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden attacks of colic and diarrhoea. He keeps a bottle on hand and says it is one of the best medicines he ever used sold by Stewart s Pharmacy Cookie Sherman.
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J. T. Barber
Lewinville
Stewart’s
Cookie Sherman
Tornado Insurance Ads Prompt Local Coverage
Tornadoes threaten new losses as millions in property damage accumulate this year. An insurance pitch urges residents to review policies and contact J. W. Morton in Temple building for coverage. Also notes Colby Kansas visitors George W. Lindauer and family arriving en route to a golden wedding in town.
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J. W. Morton
Temple Building
Local residents visit Kalona and depart for summer plans
Mr and Mrs Fred Bragg visited Kalona today. Miss Lilian Patton left for Cedar Falls for summer school. Oral Watters of Fairfield spent Sunday with Walter Hughes. Mrs Tom Kyle and daughter Bessie returned from Brighton. Miss Ruth Lindauer left for Keota to stay with her grandmother. Miss Nellie Adair arrived from Kenney for her grandmother Mrs Dawson funeral. Rev J F Robertson left for Mt Pleasant for the Sentennial at Iowa Wesleyan. Mr and Mrs John Swisher and Leanna returned to Brighton after visiting Shrader and Glasgow. Fred Whitney of Chicago arrived to teach during the normal institute and will resume teaching at the Chicago University.
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Fred Bragg
Kalona
Lilian Patton
Cedar Falls
Tom Kyle
Bessie
Brighton
Ruth Lindauer
Keota
Nellie Adair
Kenney
Nebr
Mrs. Dawson
John Swisher
Leanna
Shrader
Glasgow
Fred ©. Whitney
Chicago
Normal Institute
Mr. Whitney
Chicago University
Dying of Famine Compared to Consumption Cure Promised
A fragmentary advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchitis as a cure for consumption symptoms. It cites a testimonial from William Myers of Cearfoss Maryland and promises prompt relief with trial bottles and a sale price of 50 cents or one dollar at J H Stewart’s drug store.
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Wm. Myers
Cearfoss
J. H. Stewart's
Iowa Central Ry offers summer round trip fares to northern points
The Iowa Central Railway announces daily summer round trip tickets at one fare go two dollars to selected northern Minnesota and Dakota destinations with return limit October 31. Reduced round trips to St Paul and Minneapolis available after June 1. For details contact agents or A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis.
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Iowa Central Ry
Mndesota
Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. B. Cutts
Minn
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At the Baptist Church
What HE
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New York
George W. Lindauer
Colby
Kansas
John Lindauer
George
Wm. L
National Biscuit Company
Graham
Oral Watters
Fairfield
Walter Hughes
Mt. Pleasant
Iowa Wesleyan
North Side Furniture Store
W. E. Logan Co
South Dakota
Lyman County
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway
F. A. Miller
Wilbert Shallenberger
Hotel Golenso
Iowa
Chad Nours
Pacang
Shallenberest
Iight
W. E. Shallenberger
Oakwood Blvd
Drexel State Bank
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