Halloween social and club notices in local events
A dense list of society gatherings and meetings across churches clubs lodges and batchelor events. Highlights include weddings births anniversaries and reception notes with hostesses and venues such as King’s Daughters K of P hall Masonic Temple and St Mary’s auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Chris Reiter
Charles Marlow
Grace M. EB. Church
A. J. Cushman
Philotes Club
Mre
A. J
Linger Longer
Mra. F
Quintard
W. R. Griffith
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Muark’s Church
M. A
Guy Loomis
Temple of Rebekah Thimble Bee
F. Hall
G. EB
Libert
Goldenrod Club
Fred Simmans
Catholic Ladies’ Extension Society
W. T. Reidy
Mystic Workers to Meet in Temple This Evening
Announcements note a Mystic Workers gathering tonight at their temple and a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the hall of the organization. Also listed is a meeting at 7 20 Wednesday evening at Mrs. G D Kelly s home in Lafayette street. Fred Ryford and family, en route to Miles City Montana, reach Aberdeen South Dakota, after years as a police patrol driver, now retiring. Birthday party honors Mrs Merlei Presa at Eleventh Street West home with games and music. Death of George P Johnson noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Clair U. Parker
Sunset Club
Yt. Eighmey
T. W. Eaton
Ben Hesser
W. H. Langlas
M. Ricker
Euchre
George
Myers
Henry Haubert
E. 0. Lee
R. BE. Graves
First United Brethren Church
Graven
EMA Non Club
Irene jFergeman
Bramober ‘Street
Bertha Hogan
Saxon Street
Frances Kober
P. R.fergeman
Miss Campbell
Roy Campbell
Effa Bills
Campbell
Vera Campbell
Benjamin Helden
G. Conniff
Franklin Street
Mr. Conniff
Ruth Connif
Messrs
Sam Connolly
Fred Nus
Ernest Kline
Willis Cunningham
Shelby
Waterloo Hive
U. Hall
Miss Olsen
Minnesota
Viola Johnson
Cbmiattlpair
Fred Ladd
Arabelle Ladd
Krankdly Street
Bessie Ladd
Christchurch
George Lehty
Ben Lichty
Fred Northey
Mystic Workers of the World
Hall
G. D. Kelly
Lafayetta Street
Fred Ryford
Miles City
Mont
Aberdeen
E. A. Taigheton
Ryford
Montana
Merlei Presa
Eleventh Street
Manse
Pias
George P. Johnson
Sermon at Walnut Street Baptist on The Cripple at the Gate
Congregations gathered at Walnut Street Baptist yesterday for an afternoon sermon as part of a series on the Second Coming of Christ. Dr. W. J. Dorgan led prayer and the evangelist spoke of the cripple at the gate, urging personal surrender to Christ, with a citywide stir and an evening testimony meeting. Meetings continue today at 3 and 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Greenwood
W. J. Dorgan
Jair
Christ
Voltage Victim Ioan Helimund's Insanity Claim Tied to 22 000 Volt Shock
A man identified as Ioan Helimund, 114 Norime and Wax area, survived a 22 000 volt electric shock at Cedar Walls and Northern rash plant during cleaning. He suffered severe burns, facial collapse, and later dementia like symptoms. After hospital care, he manifested violent episodes threatening neighbors and officers who responded, colliding during an attempted arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helimund
Wateriog
Cedar Walls & Northern
Tretmuod
Levidton
Seravan
Porret
Mr. Hellmind
Norime
Olive Tablets Promised Quick Digestion Aid
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a natural liver and bowels remedy for indigestion and bad appetite. It claims the vegetable formula, mixed with olive oil, works softly without griping when taken at bedtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Cary Ferligg
Sr. Howards
Yost
Albarn
Olive Tablet Company
Culumbvas
Postal Employees Pay Under Liability Law
Miele Sant proposes to bring employees under the workmen's compensation net in different stages. Changes in the laws govern postal workers will ensure they receive pay if injured on duty for the prescribed period by law depending on where the injury occurred. In case of death dependents receive $2 law exempt from debts. Minor injuries grant leave of absence for three days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miele Sant
Pstad
Evar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hallowe'en Socal
King's Daughters
Queen Lodge
K. of P Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Terps
Mia
Lytle
Martha
Elizabeth Schaefer
Christian Endeavor Society
Weiner roast—Christian Church
Pinkerton Hall
B. J. How
Benjamin Heiden
Elizabeth Benjamin
Henry Heiser
Walter Wade
Oscee Club
Lois Ballou
Ogurez Club
Mable Miller
Morimer B. Cleveland
J. Cecil Bickley
Stanley D. Moore
Flame of
Formar
Cecelian Society
St, Mark’s Auditorium
Elka
Paul Davis Company
J. J. Clyde
Card and Needle Club
W. E. Cadwell
Reed
Rochester
C. A. Qpfelt
Bragdon
Chicago
J. E. Bragdon
Clark
Mae Stadlinger
Book and Needle Club
A. S. Weishaar
Misa Kimball
Woman’s Club
Hostesa Agnisted
Mothers’ Club
C. L. Loveland
Tina
Martin
Dotha Walker
Y. Ww. GC. AY
Y. Wo. A
Esther Goodenough
W. S. Brecunier
Kingsley Avenue
J. P. Kendall
Cedar Rapids
Carleton Sias
G. K. Pike
Willis Johnson
Brecunier
Thessionary Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Nf. J. Litch+ field
Logan Avenue
W. F. Spry
Asa Swick
Etfle T. Parshall
Clarksville
First Methodist Church
Clarksvie
Swiek
B. Stubbs
0. F. Stromgern
N. Hartong
Thomas Ashore
G. C. Rollins
Marjorie Stubbs
Ira Hudson
First Brethren Schurch
Elisabeth Hilderbrand
Underbrand
California
Columbia Circle
Columbia Chautauqua Circle
Lorary West
Mra
J. T. Allen
Khomtas Becket
A. L. Walker
Carver
Westailerer Alby Jand
J. G. Cober
Jon
Duke of Wellington
Grant
Leonard D. Miller
Russell-Lumison
Entre Nona Lab
T.J. Cleary
J. Pp. Feyereinen
A. Calkins
Ed. McCoy
J. Bogner
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid
Narry Cohn
Crant Avenue
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Jacob Cohn
Wimon Wolf
Tioch Baptist
Royal Neighbors of
America
J. Barclay
Hammond Avenue
Henry Wall
Edna Walker
C. B.S. Lt
Thi
the Majestic
Crisco
United States
RISCO
Var
T'S
Speenah Palit
Hallowe’en
Pal Grepaedd
Evers
Fible and
House Cleenattians
Dennison Popartient
MAN Hair Goods
Elite
Free Demonstra
Fleming
Vietrola Ny
Vietrotr von Will
Nagle
Eona Les
Hatton
Viricula Department
Chambray
Ward
Shepherd
Ioan
Shiek
Government Indian Land Sale
Oklahoma
Great Western
East Side
Tavayette Streat
Eet
Cathedral Gang
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