Magnets Elect Officers And Spring Program Details
The Magnets elected officers headed by President James Edgington and Stella Cunningham as vice president with Rush Helwick as secretary and Nathan Lynn as sergeant at arms. Open session Tuesday May 22 features a varied program including piano duets declamations essays and a debate with Magnet and Aurora teams. The botany class faces final exams today while other exams run through the last week of school.
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Magnet Hall
Elia Gordon
Mary Clendenning
Rush Helwick
Roy Lowash
Densmore Guthrie
James Edgington
Stella Cunningham
Nathan Lynn
Bessie White
Ella Worter
Leona Colthurst
Professor Daugherty
Ruth Casaday
Anna McCleary
Hssay
Nathan Lyne
Uartet
Magnet
Aurora
Floyd Shaw
Frances Anderson
Frank Taylor
Chas
Eyestone
Frances
Earthquake did not damage Sacramento say Evening Bee editor
The Evening Bee states Sacramento city suffered no serious damage from the recent quake that preceded the San Francisco fire. Not a pane, brick, or machine was affected and no one was seriously injured in Sacramento or nearby towns. Businesses operated normally. relief efforts only delayed by aiding distressed areas. The editor asks papers to note residents’ anxiety due to distant relatives and friends.
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Journal
The
Evening Bee
Sacramento
California
Sacramento City
San Francisco
Sacramento Valley
United States
V. S. McClathehy
Pub
Program of Silver Medal Contest at Covenanter Church
The Covenanter church hosts a Monday evening program at 7:45 featuring Invocation by Rev. W C Allen a Washington Glee Club song list including Her Father's Guardian Angel Strong Drink Is Raging I ll Sign the Pledge Tonight A Lively Corpse and An Appeal to the Rumseller Judges count markings a talk by Rev Dite McMasters on the Woman's Temple and the presentation of the medal
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Covenanter Church
W. C. Allen
Washington Glee Club
Glee Club
The
Dite McMasters
Washington club to hold regular meeting on May 7
The regular monthly meeting of the Washington club will be held next Monday evening May 7 in the club rooms. Every member is requested to be present as business of importance will be transacted. Secretary.
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Washington Club
Buried Today Edward Donovan Interred at Schrock Cemetery
The body of Edward Donovan, resting in the Phillips vault at Elm Grove cemetery for weeks, was moved today to Schrock cemetery for permanent interment.
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Edward Donovan
Phillips
Elm Grove
Schrock Cemetery
Sciatica Cured After Twenty Years of Torture
For over twenty years J. B. Massey of 3322 Clinton St Minneapolis endured sciatica. One application of Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved the pain and sleep improved. less than a bottle cured him. He urges others to try the 25 cent Pain Balm, sold by Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy.
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J. B Massey
Clinton St
Minneapolis
Minn
Chamberlain
Massey
Cook & Sherman and Stewart's Pharmacy
Young Glenn Easley Dies at 14 in Marion Township
Glenn Essley youngest son of Mr and Mrs Norton Chipman Easley died Saturday at 1 20 PM at his home one mile west of Coppock from Brights disease He was born July 12 1891 and was 14 years 4 months 23 days old The family of nine includes Wilmer Roll Elmira and Zihiman Essley of Jefferson county and Mary Jane and Anna Essley at home The funeral was at his residence at 2 PM and burial followed in Schrock cemetery
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Glenn Essley
Norton Chipman Easley
Bright
Coppock
Glenn
Wilmer
Roll
Elmira
Zihiman Essley
Jefferson County
Mary Jane
Anna Essley
Marion Township
Schrock Cemetery
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised By Graysville Druggist
A Missouri doctor’s remedy is extolled by T J Dwyer of Graysville who recalls three Livonia customers cured of consumption. He notes one considered moving to Arizona but stayed after using the medicine. It is hailed as a sure cough cold and throat lung healer, with trial bottles offered by J H Stewart.
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Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
J. H. Stewart
Local residents and visitors frequent the city on weekend
A long list of Havre Crawfordsville MuscatineWinfield Mediapolis and Des Moines people visited the city or traveled there over the weekend. Notables include Mrs Rob Johnson Miss Georgia Gookin Elmer Crim Chas Wagner Major Latta and Rev Gaines with several accompanying relatives and friends. Additional outings occurred to Cedar Rapids Iowa City and Waterloo.
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Rob Johnson
Havre
Georgia Gookin
E. Young
Crawfordsville
Lela Schneider
Dole Mason
Winfield
J. R. Lane
Columbus Junction
Patterson
Waterloo
John Rich
Jessie Swygard
Pearl Hauser
Mediapolis
Jennie Williams
Lena Stahl
Muscatine
Kalaher
Popular Iowa Central Excursion to St Paul-Minneapolis
An Iowa Central excursion runs from St Paul Minneapolis to the Twin Cities and back on Saturday May 19. Flyers and agents provide full particulars and contact points for the trip.
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St. Paul-Minneapolis
Iowa Central
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Work & Meek
Mason Transfer & Storage Co
City Feed Yard
Square Meals
East Side Restaurant
Roy Y.stichter
W. E. Groendycke
Opera House
the Journal
Aicademy Wates
Sciatica
Glenn Easley
Olive Todd
Grace Hunter
Keota
H. H. White
Elmer Crim
Delta Press
Chas. Wagner
Latta
Des Moines
Vienna Bakery
S. P. Mapel
Cedar Rapids
C. A. McWilliams
Bloomfield
Fletcher Price
York, Nebr
John Bellville
Hugh Kensler
Jake
Delta
Maud
Beatrice Murphy
City
H. F. Jackson
Myrl
Ainsworth
Milan Shields
J. G. Maxwell
Gaines
Iowa
A. M. EB
H. A. Burnside
Oskaloosa
John Burnside
Tacoma
Wash
McIhinney Drug Co
Parret Knauss
Iowa Gas & Electric Co
Iola
Kansas
Washington
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