Bible Department Meeting In Fort nightly Day Society
The Fort nightly Day Bible department will gather Monday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs. Frank Wilson. The Senior class festivity at the Morton home on West Jefferson featured music and a luncheon after decorations in dark green and old gold. Several Juniors called but did not stay long. the evening was enjoyed.
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Bible Department
Frank Wilson
Morton
West Jefferson Street
Susie Morton
Seniors and Juniors Attend Social at Two Homes
Seniors gathered at the Morton residence while Juniors mingled at Miss Margaret Carson's home on South Iowa avenue. Most members attended, enjoying lawn games with Barclay Miller providing music and refreshments served by Clare Jay, Mary Lemley, Jeannette Lemley, and Irma Wilbur.
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Morton
Margaret Carson
Iowa Avenue
Barclay Miller
Clare Jay
Mary
Jeannette Lemley
Irma Wilbur
Academy Seniors Celebrate Miss Emelia Grecian Birthday
The Senior class and faculty enjoyed a delightful evening at Miss Emelia Grecian’s South Second avenue home. The event marked her birthday anniversary with entertaining games, light refreshments, and instrumental music by the hostess.
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The
Academy
Emelia Grecian
South Second Avenue
Emelia
Ray Boyer Hosts Birthday Party For Friends At Home
Ray Boyer entertained about twenty five young friends last evening at his home on South Iowa avenue for his birthday. The event included continuous entertainment and was thoroughly enjoyed by the guests. Refreshments were served by Mrs. R.S. Warfel and Miss Inez Hoiden.
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Ray Boyer
Iowa Avenue
Chinese Minister Urges NY Chinese to Give Up Seats to Women
Wu Ting Fang told a Chinatown mass meeting that New York street car etiquette should include men giving up seats to women. He praised American customs, urged respect for women, and cautioned against drinking, while endorsing the Confucian association plans for a $100,000 cultural complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Wo Ting Fang
United States
China
Chinatown
New York
Confucian Association
Young Men’s Christian Association
Wu Ting Fang
Vienna bakery and goods showcase dominates local scene
Fresh salted peanuts and almonds, cream puffs and chocolate cream rolls highlight the Vienna's variety as bakery goods fill shelves for Sunday. Miss Grace Miksch from Chicago is convalescing after typhoid, while local residents travel to Ottumwa and Hedrick for sales and visits.
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Grace Miksch
Chicago
Joe Limerman
Chas. Brown
Ottumwa
Celeste Cruz
Elsie Schneider
Haskins
Vienna
F. L. Stoke
Hedrick
Big Deal in Coal Land Pittsburg May 16
The Federal Coal and Coke property near Fairmont West Virginia has been purchased by the New England Gas and Coe company of Boston for 1250000 dollars in spot cash. German painters contest for a prize offered by the German emperor to paint a life size portrait of himself in uniform with helmet for a jubilee present. The Kaiser invites competition and many sketches are being made. the chosen painter will receive the order.
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Pittsburg
Federal Coal and Coke Company
Fairmont
W. Va
New England Gas and Coe Company
Boston
Strawberries Edith Dish Delight Famed Chef Sails
Maitre Escoffier creates a new gastr on trip to Europe and leaves a single sample with James B. Regan at the Knickerbocker hotel. The strawberry Edith proves popular at 85 cents a dish and the recipe is published. Fresh strawberries rolled in vanilla sugar with curacao kirsch maraschino in a Melba dish with whipped cream and crushed violet leaves.
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New York
Europe
Maitre Escoffier
William
James B. Regan
Knickerbocker Hotel
Regan
Maitre Escottier
California Alligator Farm Opens in East Los Angeles
One thousand alligators arrived from southwestern Louisiana to a new gator farm in east Los Angeles. They were landed loose in a specially arranged Southern Pacific freight car to meet rising leather demand for pocketbooks and handbags, marking a new local industry.
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California
Los Angeles
Louisiana
Southern Pacific
Raymond Kennedy Dies at 20 After Five Week Illness
Raymond Kennedy of Washington county died at home four miles southeast of the city after a five week illness and failed appendectomy. A native born November 2 1887 he was twenty years five months and seventeen days old. Survived by parents and four brothers Harley Lauder Lloyd and Charley Kennedy with one brother George predeceased him. Funeral at 10 o clock Monday from the residence, Elm Grove cemetery interment.
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Raymond Kennedy
Washington County
Washington
Washington Academy
Presbyterian Church
Harley, Lauder
Lloyd
Charley Kennedy
George
Elm Grove
Miss Myrtle Lauer to Sing at M E Church Concert
Miss Myrtle Lauer of Winfield arrives in the city to perform at the sacred concert at the M E church and to organize a vocal class with several pupils already enrolled. Miss Carpenter of Davenport also to sing as part of the program. Lauer will visit weekly and announce further class details next week.
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Myrtle Lauer
Winfield
M. EB
Carpenter
Davenport
City
Dynamite Found Near Pensacola Big Bayou Trestle
Navy yard marines discovered fifty seven sticks of dynamite weighing from half to two points near Big Bayou trestle west of Pensacola. The entire supply is in navy yard officers' possession. Officials suspect street car dynamiters hid the explosives.
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Pensacola
Fla
Soo Yards
Big Bayou
Navy Yard
Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Advises Immediate Action
If any person suspects kidney trouble they should take Foley's Kidney Remedy at once to avoid Bright's disease or diabetes. Delay allows disease to gain a foothold. Available at Lemmon's Pharmacy.
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Foley
Bright
Lemmon's Pharmacy
City Bus Line Order Line Prompts Call to Frank Rogers
Call up Phone No. 1 and leave orders promptly attended to by Frank Rogers. Provide street and number for delivery or service requests at once.
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Frank Rogers
Notice to stallion owners in township Kentucky Iowa
A notice from D. Rittenhouse announces that reheron stallions Domino 48942 fed by Massdam Whetler in Kield Iowa and Silver Branch No sous Brilliant 49454 will stand for service at the author’s residence. Also mentions a mammoth bred Jack. For particulars see bills.
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Sn Township
Domino
Massdam & Whetler
Kield
Iowa
Brilliant
Shoes and local notices fill Star's city page
Local news item highlights bargain tan shoes at N. S S 8 and 5S stores, mentions frequent arrivals and visits by residents from Keota Ainsworth and Muscatine, rail and cobbler updates, and an afternoon United Presbyterian presbytery meeting at First United Presbyterian church with Mills Taylor Alvin Godfrey and Frank Galloway trials leading to ordination.
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United Presbyterian Presbytery
First United Presbyterian Church
Mills Taylor
Alvin Godfrey
Frank Galloway
Mr. Taylor
W. C. Williamson
D. D
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Arpets
Piano Store
Charles Saling
N. W. Noecker
H. Cree
Carnes Ratliff Com.co
Howard L. McCleery
Union Stock Yards
Merry Widow
Marion T. Anderson
Harry Ward
St. Louis
Snouffer, Hughes & Co
K. Coates
Dan Wenger
Washington Buggy Company
Vere
Strawberry Edith
Escoffier
Switzerland
Ninette
Don Hawkins
Mgr
D. Rittenhouse
You Boy
H.f.steck
Star Tonight
the Star
W. H. Hugnes
Academy Chapel
Blumenhouse
A. L. Graham
Keota
George Paul
West Liberty
Carrie Rowan
Ainsworth
Pat
Fred Spalding
Ethel Loughead
Iowa City
Ruth Williams
Cotter
W. Roberts
William Schorr
Howard White
West Chester
D. D. Norton
Muscatine
Nancy McCleery
West Branch
Eldon
W. L. Smith
Chas. McDowell
Ed McConnaughey
Lucile Miller
Angeline Clark
Burlington
Missouri
Hulse
J. A. Y. Ashby
Cynthia Carpenter
Bella
Rock Island
Laura Maxwell
Ralph Kennedy
Illinois
Jenks
A. A. Vinton
W. L. Cockling
Vinton
Star
A. W. Chase
Buffalo
N. Y
Lemmon, Druggts
Frey
Frey’s
Studio of Quality
J. ©. Smith
Cash Grocery
Washington Ice Cream CO
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