Social Circle and Club Circuits Flourish in City
Fraternity of mothers tale Tellers league holds a 2 pm picnic at Byrnes park and Princess club hosts Mrs Castle on Friday. Various circles meet at homes on Lane street and Galloway addition with dinners and refreshment lines. A farewell party honors the Askeys, and the Thompson reunion at Hudson features relatives, a wedding two weeks prior, and a picnic supper with oranges from Alhambra. Community groups plan picnics, bridge, and sewing circle gatherings with guests from across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers' Story Tellers’ League
Byrnes Park
Princess Club
Mes. A. C
WIR
First Brethren Church
Frank Andrea
Alhambra
Cal
William P. Thompson
Atk
Carl McNally
Hosell
N. Mu
Floyd Wheeler
Independence
J. R. Thompson
Buckingham
W. F. Thompson
PFAN Instruction By Miss Marion Ransier Detail
Miss Marion T. Ransier holds a TEACHERS CERTIFICATE and an ARTISTS' DIPLOMA from the New York Institute of Musical Art. She taught at the Demrosch School and later served as piano instructor in Studio 601 James Glack Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFAN
Marion T. Ransier
New York Institute .of Musical Art
Demrosch
James Glack
Many From Here Go to Conference
A large number of members of the Brethren church of this city will attend the general conference at Winona Lake Indiana starting next Monday evening. Rev. William H. Beachler will be moderator and preach the opening sermon. Mrs Beachler will accompany him. Others from here include Mrs J W Lichty and Miss Edna Lichty who left for the lake resort, Mr and Mrs A A Bontrager, Mrs Somina Miller, Mr W Landis who left by auto, and several others who will join later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifiret Brethren Church
Iits City
The
Brethren Church
Winona Lake
Ind
Willam HH. Beachler
Lake Resort
A. A. Bontrager
Somina Miller
W. Landis
5. P. Hoover
A. J. Reber
E. J. Hompson
Lewis Miller
Grace Miller
Sunday School at Iowa State Fair Grounds
Rev. William H. Beachier, pastor of First Brethren Church, will preach at the Iowa state fair grounds on Sunday morning. He leads the Iowa State Sunday School association in conducting a modern Bible school on the grounds with up-to-date methods and a plaza for all ages, amid expected large attendance during the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William WH. Beachier
First Brethren Church
Des Moines
Iowa State Fair Grounds
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Beachier
Haseen
o'Glock
FRE DESTROYS 0 CAR SHEDS Continued
Fire destroyed sheds and equipment at the car yard with about 70 box cars in pursuit. Officials estimate losses at 350,000 including thirty five cars, two pony engines, and minor damages to a big locomotive No 921. Origin of the fire remains unknown, with theories of incendiary sparks or wiring. Night watchman saw smoke ten minutes earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. C
Origla
IC. Company
Car Department
Locomotive Department
Car F
Irena Norton Visits Cousin Ella Murphy in Brooklyn
Miss Irena Norton of Brooklyn Wisconsin arrived last evening for a weekend visit with her cousin Miss Ella Murphy of 302 Jefferson Street. Mr and Mrs Carl McNally of Roswell New Mexico, who have been visiting...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irena Norton
Brooklyn
Wis
Ella Murphy
Jefferson Street
Carl McNally
Roswell, N. M
Local Residents Plan Weekend Trips For Fair and Visit
Relatives in this vicinity for the past week left this morning for Des Moines to spend a few days at the state fair before continuing to their home. Mr. and Mrs. Z. W. Krapfel, Mrs. M. Ricker and Mrs. Lore Alford, Jr., motored to Dubuque today to visit friends over Sunday.
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Des Moines
Z. W. Krapfel
M. Ricker
Lore Alford, Jr
Dubuque
Lutheran Synod Continues Meet at Denver Iowa
Denver Iowa August 27 The Iowa district of the Lutheran synod convened with devotional exercises led by Rev T Kerbert of Vetter and organist Prof G Zeiling er. A lengthy paper by Rev W Heinecke of Dubuque on Guest Sermons sparked lively discussion. An afternoon paper by Prof J Becker of Waverly weighed president independence from other calls. An auto tour visited the Waverly orphans home, funded by Denver residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Iowa
Lutheran Synod of Iowa
T. Kerbert
Vetter
G. 1. Zeilinger
W. Heinecke
Dubuque
J. Becker
Waverly
Etiquette by Emily Holt offered to readers for etiquette guidance
Promotes a social manners book as a practical authority on etiquette and proper behavior. The notice highlights strict social rules, the value of correct conduct, and the opportunity to obtain the volume at favorable terms. An accompanying real estate ad touts a half section for sale in eastern North Dakota, appealing for inquiries to Lakefield Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Holt
North Dakota
Lakefiel
Minnesotan
J. G. Braush
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Frank Doxey
Lane Street
Doexey
Eleanor Johnson
Washington Park
Johnson
Charles Hersh
Gene Bittenser
Lizer
Mesdames Warford
Gilbert
I. B
Galloway
St. Mark’s Church
St. Margaret’s Guild
T. Forker
Third Avenue West
Sarah
Rockford
Rose Goodhart
Charles Guy
Norris
Davis
WC. Bondfield
Lillian Arthurs
Handfield
C. W. Clos
Mesdames L. J. Tunis
J. B. McKibbon
R. J. MeKibbon
Clos
C. E. S. L. Club
Lang Souc
Farwell
Will Seibert
A. A. McCormiex
HL Oy
Thompson
Frank Roberts
Negaunee
Mich
D. B. Metcalf
Dewar
Grace! Rock
Florence McMillan
Dunkerton
Cedar River Park
Verna Darby
Falls Avenue
Magdeline Darby
Faville
Marguerite Zook
BR. D. Tiffany
Bollywood
Zook
Andrew Fedderson
Cedar Heights
Hebekah
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Ami
East and Wes Side
Oddfellows
Barnes Park
Stacy
Sweeney
Trapp
Nellie Pettit
Justin D. Templin
Waterloo
Tay
W. L. Dorgan
Wastern Avenue
Arthur Ford
Electric Park
Plente Atyle
Select Six Club
Aira
Frank Din
R. EB. Sanford
Slavche
Garnet
LA Porte
Louis Blackman
Harry Mueller
Frank Zeran
Dawson Street
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Seanee
Iowa Fair Grounds
Daul Davis Tiedt
Paul Davis
Treas
Black Cat
Commodore Perry
Lutheran Synod
Noblesse Oblige
Wiliams
Kirk
Daggett & Ramsdell
Jergen’s
Java
Woodworth's
Pinaud
Lias de France
Tor Vantine
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