Memorial Day Program Outlines City Observance
Memorial day program directed by Gen Hiram Scofield lists morning procession from public square led by the Iowa National Guard and local schools, then cemetery services at Elm Grove and Kim Grove with prayers and addresses by Rev Dite McMasters and Rev S K Coates. Afternoon features music by the Washington glee club, readings of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and addresses by Rev L D Young and Rev W C Allen. New graves in Elm Grove include Lehrer Denison Wolf Watters and Bell with requests for further grave notices to J W Morton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Scofield
D. W. Mar
McCutcheon
Kim Grove
Elm Grove
Dite McMasters
Clifford Thorne
City Cemetery
Karl Michels
S. K. Coates
The
Washington Glee Club
R. G. Jones
Episcopal Church
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Glee Club
L. D. Young
Presbyterian Church
W. C. Allen
Covenanter Church
Old Cemetery
Hervey Bell
Iowa
J. W. Morton
State Convention Program Set for Iowa Sunday School Meet
The forty first annual Iowa State Sunday School association convention and International district institutes will meet in Council Bluffs in June 1922 with a strong program. Prominent speakers include Rev. A. P. Georges Big Brother George Rev. Jas M Gray Rev Joseph Clark and Miss Eva Marshal Shantz. Music will be led by Prof D B Towner and Dr A B Storms will speak on A Great Teacher. An open rate of one and one third fare is posted on Iowa roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Sunday School Association
International District Institutes
Haseen
Council Bluffs
A. P. Georges
St. Louis
George
Methodist Church
Jas. M. Gray
Chicago
Joseph Clark
Columbus Ohio
Eva Marshal Shantz
D. B. Towner
A. B. Storms
State College
Ames
Iowa
The
Association
Postmaster Robbed at Riverton Iowa
G W Fouts Riverton postmaster writes that after twenty years with chronic liver ailment he suffered jaundice so severe his nails turned yellow. He credits Electric Bitters with a full recovery and eleven years of good health. They cure biliousness neuralgia weakness and all stomach liver kidney and bladder derangements sold at J H Stewarts for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fouts
Riverton
J. H. Stewart's Drug Store
New Crawfordsville Correspondent Appointed for The Journal
The Journal announces a new Crawfordsville correspondent. Miss Jessie Long will send in items for three to four weeks, followed by Miss Eva Long as regular correspondent. Readers are invited to submit notices and news. The paper thanks Miss Maxwell for her prior service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Jessie Long
Eva Long
Miss Long
Miss Maxwell
Crawfordsville
Third Ward Man Seeks County Treasurer Nomination
O. T. Smith of the third ward announces his candidacy for the county treasurer nomination. He is a lifelong Republican, experienced businessman, and well known in the county. He asks for Republican support to secure the nomination and serve with credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Smith
Notice to Stockholders for Chautauqua Meeting
Chautauqua stockholders urged to attend a meeting of all stockholders at the Academy chapel June 1 at 7 30 p m to discuss the new hitching ground and water supply. All are asked to be present. 836 R B Crone President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Academy Chapel
R. B. Crone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Work & Meek
City Feed Yard
Square Meals
Roy Y.stichter
W. E. Groendycke
Opera House
Hiram
Scofield
Rev. L. D. Young
Iowa National Guard
R. BE
Crone
St. James School
Women’s Relief Corps
Frank Webb
Samuel Kellogge
W. H. Warner
Alf Chilcote
George Nisle
W. R. Jeffrey
Henry Stichter
Ss. W. Neal
Committee On Transportation
Geo. Nisle
Robert Stuart
H. EB. McCollum
Washington
Jacob Lehrer
Independent
Ohio
Martin Denison
Iowa Inft
John Wolf
Samuel Watters
Ohio Heavy Artillery
State Convention
A. F. N. Hambleton
Oskaloosa
J. Kephart
Toledo
J. F. Hardin
Eldora
W. B. Clemmer
B. F. Mitchell
Des Moines
W. R. Manning
Northwood
Mason City
Fort Dodge
Toggery
Klein Klothing Ko
McElhinney Drug Co
Parret Knauss
Spring Trade
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