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The chronicle=news., 1914-08-03

Berlin, Aug. 3.-M. S. Zerbiev.
the Russian ambassador, was handed
his passport this morning.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-03

Rome, Italy, Aug. 3.-Italy today
formally proclaimed her neutrality
in the European conflict.
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and purchased a fine new gas range 4,
replace the one destroyed hv the rae eN-
plosion or Sunday.
Mrs Sora johnson returned to her
nome Tuesday after a very pleasant visit
AZ Wind Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Alley and little
daughter Ellzt returned home Friday
lffnr spending "a week with friends az
I"l lorstoWn and WavueSburr
Mr.. and Mrs Hichey returned to their
nome "wednesday after "a pleasant vaca-
ton spent with friends ~ Washington,
wheeling an other points.
Elmer Richmond returned home Fri
daN after a pleasant visit with his grand
father. Mr.. Mccoy. OF Claysville. Pa
Tom Ewing was q business visitor at
Rooney Point Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillhcrry were shopping
Tn Dallas Wednesday.
Ed Harsh 81 Washington. Pa. L. Wis.
ttlug friends here.
Mrs y NJ Allison and Mrs Amanda
Harsh VIII spend the week end with
Wheeling friends.
Jim Archer. Elmer Allison and VIII
campbell were business callers at Cam
cron Thursday
q. W. Archer and wife returned 10
their home ~ Washington. Pa Thura-
day after enjoying the cherry season
with Mrs. Archcr's father. -. W. Van
alta.
Mrs Elizabeth Archer e. ouite III
Mrs. Archer. who o. a frnii woman. was
overcome by the terrible heat OF Tues
day and Wednesday.
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MAJORSYILLE

MAJOR-VILLE ". Va. June l. 90
charlie Miiliken. Roe Henderson and
Warren IiChcy moved the concrete mix
cr from the pump station az this place Ca
WayuesburE thissnrst Of the week
John and Dkcy HlEcrman were sack
INK wool 90 this place Monday and Tues
day They bought many thousands Of
pounds Of wool from the farmers Boz the
vicinity 81 calls Maiorsvills. EotEffcH
and Cameron. The price paid varied from
81 cents for poor TO - cents for good
Miss Vida Harsh. nurse ~ Niounds-
Vile. W. Va. was called Wodu' adav 20
care for ID NJ. Archer. who De- very -eri-
ous'y lll
4 vs.. Harsh md daughters SeIIle ana
Fairy and niece. Nora Harsh. returned
from tho commencement exercises 40
West Liberty Tuesday.
q dog belonging 80 Mike johnson.
chief cuElruer 90 the pump station died
with what was supposed Co. rH rlffc.
Tuesday. Tn" animal was closely COM
fined while mad
Mr. ANA Mrs ELIAS LfrIsv and crUF-on
~ Tayl0retuwn ere spending few days
with Mr. i'nIes.- parents lf This place
Thcy VIII De- accompanied tu their home
hy Misses Alta lIn..v and Mora f;i.Hsr.
Miss '"riIe Cunningham ~ Calls, ~
Va. Dr. SPENDING few days with her
NJ Parkinson was ri business craTIr-
a. MHIursNIlia wednesday
Joe ~rillwau ~ East Finley wac ria-
itinE his SITTER Mrs u " Archer Friday
IhIIlurdere Hart 81 Calhoun county.
w Va. spent re- part ~ H.f week uIfr
bis brufl.r.fu-lsu. Eii Harris
Mrs Chaw1s-s visited Cameron Friday
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drens Day. and the Dedication Of tho
memorial window iu the sabbath school
taylor. former teacher Of the primary
department or the sabbath school In
the United Presbyterian church OF this
city Judge Frank ". SeSbitt will de
.er pupils OF Miss Taylor and all friends
OF the church are invited 10 attend these
AT 1880. BY the pastor Services pre-
paritory To- observing the Sacrament or
the Lords supper viii Toe held on Thurs
day and Friday evenings at 1.45. We'd
nesdhy evening prayer service at 7.i5.
The First SpiIitualist church will hold
services In The odd Fellows hall sunday
gressiyc lyccum- AZ 1910 a. m. Rev.
-. W. Way. pastor and psyche. Lecture
by Rev W. =. Hammond. Subject.
Mans Place Boo the Universe" spirit
messages will be given At the close Of
the lecture. All are welcome.
The Third Presbyterian church. Thir-
" eighth and Jacob streets j. =. Ley
eHbcrger. pastor. The services for sab
bath. June 70. are - follows. Chudren's
ing o. 81. p. m. irof. "a. T.. odgcrs.
principal ~ the WhesliuE High school
viii D." tho speaker - tho evening. as
the Teacher training class will have
their graduating exercises.
Fret church 81 Christ. Scientist &
street Services sunday ~ d "a I'M.
subject 81 lesson. God tho Prsservcr
OF Man. sunday school at Gas r. rn .
Wednesday testimonial meeting az p
m. same address. Reading room .r.n
daily. except sundays and holidays
evenings from 20 % o'clock. The pub
ltc d. Invited 20 visit our reading rooms.
Nn. 1iiS ChapiIue street. and 90 attend
our seryiccs.
Tho Eighteenth street Memorial
church services ae usual on Sabbath
evening ~ 7.fs. 4 short vcgper service.
led hy Nr Arthur Mumuor. only those
who attend these services can under
stand the benefits that follow thsm BE
OF this month arrangement have been
made for a grand rally of an connected
with tho mission Co hear br Harriet H
Jones ten Of her experience with the
Eiuia mountains and her lecture on the
true science oi living
First United Presbyterian church newt
door 10 postuffce Rev. gHas ~ Robin
son. ID. u. pastor. Regular services san
= m. ana $50 %. m sabbath school
Mems and Woven Bible classes. 70 go
RI. no. tEIlIrrr.e day Will nr observed
with % very IntaractIuE program. and the
Young folks. cordial Invitation ls cs-
tended ~ nh 'o attend PRAYER meeting
Wednesday evening at 7.4-.
vyesIe, " D. church. $500 Jacob street
r H Workman rHetur SUNDAY school
Preaching f0. i5 tr tho pastor Erwortr
.r'F"'. r. u Inru LI.0.lHrcEa. leader
I. Tu.u~ Worship. a.. .HU Daughter
~ Ln.r'. oi1 attend obi. service arf
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=. m. class meeting. Leaders: Chas.
Farley. Houston Davis. ohm Harris. 80
J.. m. sunday school-"The Great Re
iuzal. Mark 10.17-3l. Lawyer g.. :.
Graham. Jr. superintendent 200 o.
On. 4. =. T.. League. Mrs. Margaret Hat-
ri~; president as o.. 10. sermon .-Win
Man Rob God 90 Dr. ". -. Davis
viii preach special sermon a. each
service ON sunday. Persons without a
thurCu-home are welcome at al ~ the
services special attention gwen t.
all who attend Co mike them comfort
able. Special Chndrcu's Bay exercise
on SUNDAY. June q. al $50 .. m
81. Andrews church. Thirty-scvcn'h
and Eoft streets. J. l.. Fish. rector
There will be services In ~. Andrews
church tomorrow. the first Sunday Rf-
ter Trinity. al 80 tu IN" evening.
There will be no service In the morning.
AS the rector will 80 To Chester for
service. sunday school at st. Andrews
a. $3.50 a M.
Emmanuel Baptist church. Eon street
near Tweuty-ninth. Arden a.. Miller.
pastor. Sunday school az the usual
hour e.f5 q. ~. The special proEra u
for 'hildrcu's Day viii he given IN the
evening 81 o.. Morning preaching at
o. 900 O'Clock Wednesday evening
prayer meeting. followed bv the Teach
sr.s meeting. Thursday the meeting of
tho What Next Club al the church.
Thursday at ESQ p. On. the Ladies' Mis-
-luuaTN meeting.
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Zane Street NJ. T.. church. Sunday
morning service will be given up u the
thildrcn's day service. "a good program
has been prepared. and you ma expect
to be highly entertained hy the children.
TIE evening service Will b. X. Of r.
tho lodges OF Wheeling will attend.
they will be headed ny a Brass Band
and mach 90 the church. There will 10
room for all that desire 10 come All
are Invited. Prayer meeting on We'd
nesday evening at o'clock. Epworth
Junior league Friday afternoon at 3 80
O'Clock. VIM. Shultz. pastor.
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the pastor viii deliver the memorial ser
viii b" used. Prayer meeting Wcdnes-
uty. 80 q. ~. choir rehearsal al 80.
nl,,4a'i p = ga! service June ~ visitors.
ship with us.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. 30 sixteenth street. W \ pysiu-
ger. pastor. n sixteenth strest-'rne
usual worship for the FIRST sunday after
rihltN at TO 20 a. m. and - 3. m. sun
Jay school, 20 a. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7.f5. On sun
VIII worship with us. The sermon will
hc appropriate 90 the occasion Every
body welcome To- all these services.
St Johns Evangelical Protestant CON
gregttion. pastor. ". 81. Ulfcrt NcNt
SUNDAY. German service at I0.2O q r1.
ana snSo linE 9, service 80 30 ? M SUNDAY
quct Of the Bible class Further an
nouncements during services.
The Ladies Ala society or tho German
NJ. y. church on Chaulfne street Will give
strawberry social Thursday evening.
parish house. \ cordial Invitation ts et-
tended 20 everyone and 81 large attend
aure b. expected. Come and bring your
friends.
s. PauIs Evangelical church. Thirty
Easche. pastor There viii be no service
held Ht the church ON this sunday A.
N" pastor d. attending the annual con
Terence Of tine district sunday BlbIs
school az the regular hour $50 a m.
hildreu.- Ola. service ON sunday. June
q, az 10 %. m. Auuuel picnic Of the
sunday school on Wednesday. June -.
az blayncy.s Grove.
lions Lutheran church Rev A. l..
Eenzc. pastor. Rev. i. s. Eeighey iu
charge sunday school. s.l5 "a. m Ger
man service 1880 %. m. English service
~" p. m. Every body most cordially In
The subject FOR nest sunday evening
iu the Bible ~TIr'tuaiist church. Bridge
port VIII be- Science" Mr. Kew.
Thomas. pastor. soldiers are invited.
Island Christian church. 90 Zane
avenue. ISLAND. You are cordially On
Nited To- the following -eryicaa. Bible
school. 30 a. w.. Fu. a. Pryor. sup
efintcudeut. Preaching services. Iu.4s
O.. m.. Christian EndsayDr. q go o.. n .
John HuuEhusr. The vice. president viii
lead The meeting. evening services T.f1.
Prayer u'etiug Wednesday evening.
%. choir practice. Friday evening. 5000
Prof w o. TAYLOR. o. Bethany. viii
900 the pulpit during the summer
and excellent sneaker Come ana enfo.
fHs services Tho flNIc school viii have
their annual picnic Thured1t. June d..
90 fHrrE.e Grove Every body - vel
come.
W1vmar a 81 o. church. Rev W n
Davis IT, I'd. pastor 10 90 H. m. FrT-
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First Christian church. W. IT, Fields
pastor. No. 21t2 Market street You
are cordially invited 20 the following
services. Bible school at 9.3O a m. "
4. 'TruNell. superintendent. preaching at
1870. sermon 90 Shields ~ Honor:
=. :. 9. r. at 6.45: Evening, Communion
at 80 p. m. Children's Day program
~ 100 p. IN. on Tuesday evening there
will be "a Musical given under the aus
pieces Of Loyal Women's class PRAYER
meeting on Wednesday evening at las.
led by Lawyer Murrys class Ladies'
Ma Society meets on Thursday az the
church all dny session You are invited
10 come and help IN this work Enter
taiumcut by Mrs. Lelner's class on
Thursday evening az 500 o'clock. The
SUNDAY school picnic on Friday. June
10. az Wheeling park You are cordial
ly invited 20 attend all these services OF
this church.
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Announcement

For reasons satisfactory TO
both banks negotiations look
ing toward a consolidation
have been discontinued. We
wish 20 thank our friends,
and the public generally. for
the trust and confidence
shown us, as evidenced by
the liberal patronage which
both institutions have en-
joyed for many years, and
respectfully ask for a contin-
uancc Of their business and
good will.
(Signed)
The National Bank of West
Virginia,
W. b. Irvine. Vice Prest.
The City Bank of Wheeling,
A. S. List, PRIEST.
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Warwood Presbyterian church Twen-
tieth street near Warwood avenue. Ell
gar W Day pastor. AZ 1u-3O "A. m
the annual Childreu's Day service will
be held. the Sabbath school and church
uniting iu one service az that hour m
interesting program will be- given. Eegu-
lar evening service at i.t5 .. M. Prayer
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NorthStreet NJ T.. church. John IT.
Hess. minister. sunday school At $50
q. m. 10 90 a. N. Children's Day Cxcr-
cises and Baptism % infants: s IS p. m.
Epworth league. report n delegates.
40 y. m. address by pastor and install
lation Of League officers. All are cor
dislly invited 10 these services.
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St Matthew Lutheran church a..
Water street. Henwood. W Va Rev.
Geo. = Helm. pastor. The services and
meeting during the week will be First
SUNDAY after Trinity 30 n. M. sun
day school and Bible class for Fduits
10 80 e.. m. preaching services 200 the
German language. No evening services.
ON sunday. June 81. at . $50 %. m. open
air meeting or the Brotherhood AZ the
home ~ ChaS. EOshler on Torgs Run.
Thursday az 1880 p. m. meeting o. tho
Luther League az the lome 81 liilGa
kroggei. Friday at p. ~. choir te-
hearsal.
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T Second United rrrohvferiar church.
corner ~ rhIrliTe HrH ruurfr.rtr
1'ree'r Rev 2 20 fItfeI 70 u ut.
/ f0r The morning service 1f fr n..ra...
/ uiI he riren o. fre svrrrfaaa NJ tHr'.
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JUST THINK! You must with your hard earned
money for every who doesn't pay who buys on
credit because all store must charge all those buy
for cash to help for those who their accounts
charged. WE HAVE NO CHARGE ACCOUNTS You don't
have to pay us for other peoples credit and bad That's
why able to sell much cheaper other stores
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the pastor will deliver the memorial ser
mon The beautiful ritual Of tho order
VIII y" used. Prayer meeting Wcdnss-
day, 80 %. ~. choir rshearsaI al : 80.
'hllar'u Is day service June 81. Visitors.
strauEerS and persons without "a church
home are very cordially invited 10 wor-
ship with rs
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German Methodist church. CharIire
street. opposite High school. Rev r
Spnrkrndu. pastor Sunday school az
a1b n. m Chl1ren'a Day service NJ
1890. special program will he rend-
cred 81 connection with the mornir-
worship. and children will he baptized
YOUNG PEOPLES meeting ~ T.I5 %. n
Miss f"rthn Iiener leader Evening SER
man. ~ Fnldwir-W wallace College. Ue~ol
n VIII deliver the sermon
wednesday evening the usual r-avrr
service ~ .r0 D. m cordial frvf.
t7fi1n o. extended. and a hearty wei.
come awaits al ~ this "fT1ma-I .Ite
church "
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In the Churches

-eoorf Fre-nyrerian church. corner
.-tf 81 ana twentieth streets. Eer
LpiiiaE hrlrr Huurfr. Il H. paHfur
rertleea 40 le IS a. m. and ts 4 fl..
lath school az $40 Mems
a-.e.n CAS- az f.ai m. CD men are
nv lteds Christian f.rdsaVu~ MHfflrE 80
q. M. PRAYER meeting MsfrsstiaF
a. g o.. u TrIfHrar.a farr H-.ea.r- i.
aud ln fhs evening ~ aror.S trs rfs-
oh@ff-ut Prophet
The choir vlu eng the folIouirr
music.
NDESfNs SERVICE
NofahIr iu Offering "a soprano Solo
EoN Down Thine Par u Lord .
........ ...- ....... ..... Ma Fatyen
Mis- Carrie r. RrauIfa-s
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem Babylon ...... Watan-
Worship ia OrerlrE--O Lord Thng
Art Ny Strength" ........ GODDARD
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81. James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel. Elm Gsove. ". Va. Rev. NJ
Steuer. assistant pastor. $40 a m.
Sunday school and Bible class. II 90 "a.
m. English preaching services. All are
cordially invited.
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The annual meeting Of the Northern
hautist Convention will be held in Hos-
ton. June 1875. This meeting com
Dimes the annual meetings OF all the
great missionary bodies OF the EaptIsts
OF the North. Special siRuthcance at
taches 70 the meetings this year. ~ be-
ing the l0ofh anniversary or the inaug-
uratiou OF foreign mission work OF the
denomination. Special trips will bc made
10 salem Eud Maiden. Mass the homes
o. Mr and Mrs Adoniram Judson
pioneer missionaries OF America to
foreign nations. The convention will
be addressed by Or. Edward Judson. %
New YORK. the son OF the famous mis-
slouary. Many unique features will
make this one OF the greatest gather
ings OF Eaptlsts. a. well a. one OF the
most significant of all religious a.
s~mblies. Wheeling will be represented
az this anniversary meeting.
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ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
church. t409-14i1 Chapllue street. Rev
\. W Wcrder. pastor. Rev. ~ Steuer.
assistant pastor. $50 a. m. SUNDAY
school and Bible classes English and
GerWanl 0.30 n m. German services
There viii be no evening services dur
INK the summer months. ON the gath
% June a lawn fete will be given under
the auspices 81 the Ladies' Ala Society
at the home Of Nr. Geo. Weimcr.
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First Unitarian church. Board %,
Trade rooms next Sunday morning al
II o'clock Rev Howard s. peuso vii
deliver the third sermon IN the scrie,
upon what Men Live ny taking 20,
his special tonic. Love Astounding Ir
knowledge Kirdergarde1 az the sam,
hour
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FIRST Baptist church. Twelfth AMI
byron streets 3 r. Hrlnlnstool pastor.
The Temple - To-day" b. the morning
thought a. 10 D.. Matters % unusual
Interest and Importance will De- consid-
fr~o. Every member Of church and
congregation u urged 90 be present az
the morning service.
Warn GOD Mission school 81 $50 p
n. ttfth and NarWuot avenue YOUNG
Peoples Meeting al Gas. a matter "
e lal consideration o. 60 b. presented
which o. % Interest 90 every young per
son. 'hildreus Day service 600 thu even
INK - t-Ra. This b. always "a most
fterestlnE occasion. and all friends 81
the hihle school and church are most
heartily Invited 90 share this service
WORKERS conference Wednesday evening
~ $50. Prayer service az 7.f5 Month
y meeting OF the Womaus Missionary
society Thursday At 2 30. win Mrs 4.
+. Alyling Monument Place. Elm Grove
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
ELM GRoVE-GARFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Springer, of
Jefferson township, visited Monday
at the parental Ed Worthy home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiser, of
Lovilla and Miss Blanche Worthy, OF
Jefferson township, ate turkey at the
Worthy home Christmas day.
The Elm Grove Sunday school had
a free program and treat for the
children Christmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Reynolds cele
brated their goth wedding annivers.
airy December 27, by having few of
their friends to spend the evening
with them. There were twelve fam.
lilies represented. l.. H. Reynolds,
Mrs. Ralph Moffet and Mary Rey.
nolds Furnished music for the even.
ing. Oysters were served. All re-
port a pleasant time. They were the
recipients of several pieces of china.
A Happy New Year to ALL
The past week has been a busy
one in this neighborhood, with family
reunions, weddings, anniversaries, at.
tending weddings and visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McFadden Wis.
tied at the parental Albert Wester.
camp home near Beacon Christmas
eve,and were present at the marriage
of Miss Faye Westercamp and John
Jenkins, of Beacon. We wish them
much joy in their new relation in life.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Reynolds at,
tended the Andrews-Stutzman wed.
ding Christmas day, near New Shar.
IOn
The Robert Kirk family ate Christ.
mas dinner at the John Hunter home.
Mrs. Blair and son Vernon, of
Denver, Colo, are staying with Mrs.
Frank Baldwin since the death OF
her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Plate spent
Christmas at the parental Burrgraff
home near Union Mills.
Charles Colville is visiting at the
Ross Colville home.
Several from out this way have
been attending the revival meeting
at the Pentacostal Mission.
Mrs. Robert Kirk and son Robert
are visiting with relatives in Des
Moines this week. While there Rob
ert will re-inlist as Radio man in the
| u. S. Navy for another four years
he. having served four years in that
capacity. He has been visiting his
parents two months.
John Burrgraff and Hazel Rey'
nolds were Sunday visitors at the
Morgan Jones home.
| There was family reunion at the
John Morgan home Christmas day.
There was a family reunion at the
John Peters home Christmas day.
Jan. 3. X.
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MONROE CENTER.

The boys of this neighborhood are
practicing for play.
The two weeks old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elan Grace is doing fine.
Center school had vacation last
week and also New Years Day.
Ed Caves, of Nebraska, visited with
Bud Perkins, Tom Denny and viii
Blake the first of the week.
Will Blake's sale was well attended
and things sold we'll.
Mrs. Haynes and daughter from
Wright, attended the Blake sale, al.
so Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Perkins.
Vert and Will Brown are hauling
corn. '...
A few of the neighbors called on
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Blake lest Thurs.
day night as 1t was their last night in
the country. They moved to Oska-
loosa Friday. Bud Perkins, Lonnie
Perkins and Tom Denney assisted
them.
Ralph Perkins stayed all night with
Will Blake Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Hansel went
to Rose Hill Thursday night. ae
Mr., and Mrs. Lonnie Perkins and
Grandma Hansel visited with Ora
by Buckeye. last Thursday.
Harry Hollingsworth moved over
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
OUR kEOTA LETTER
HIGH SCHOOL BANQUET A DE-
ciDED SUccESS-ANoTH so.
GAL EVENT WAS THE STAG
DINNER AT HElSCHER HOME.

Keota, Jan. 5.-The, Keota High
School Alumni banquet which was
held Friday evening was a decided
success. One hundred and eighteen
were present. The company gather
ed in the X. of p hall and at $3.50
marched in a body to the Roach
restaurant where the four course ban
quet was served and the program OF
toasts and responses was given. l.
Elmer Hulse, of the class OF 81, pre-
sided as POSTMASTER and introduced
the speakers in his usual happy man
ner. His vein OF humor is inexhaust
able. c. o. Dayton, of 81, responded
to the toast, THE Keota High School
of the Past" Keoth Hamill, IL, THE
Keota High School of the Present;
Everett Hulse of 1910, The Keots
High School OF the Future" Dr. Ray
Kirkpatrick, of the class of 81, told
of Coming Back; J. X. Warrington
of '05, responded to "A Sure Thing
and Harold Page, of '09, talked OF
Big Things" Arthur Clendenning
of '03, read an original poem, an ode
to the Old School House" which was
Scoles, of 10, responded to THE
Present" and Miss Mary Tuft, of IA
told of Our Hopefuls." Earl Vim
cent, '04, was called upon for an
speech and talked enter.
tainingly. Prof. Charles Neveln, SUI.
perintendent of the Keota schools
told of the condition of the schools
and what was hoped for it. The pro-
gram was interspersed with music by
an Alumni Orchestra OF eight pieces.
IL was IL o'clock before the flow of
oratory had spent itself but the bust.
ness of organizing was yet to be
transacted and the company read
journed to the X. of p. hall where
Z. Z. Neal held them up with his
camera and "shot" the entire COM
pany with fash light powder. c. o.
Dayton was elected president of the
association with L. Elmer Hulse as
vice president, Arthur Clendenning
as secretary and treasurer. Commit.
tees on constitution and permanent
organization, Keith Hamill, Carl Rich
ardson and Mrs. +. s. Erdice. After
the business had been finished the
evenings entertainment closed with
picture show put on by Everett Hulse
and Keith Hamill who had obtained
pictures from their colleges at Ames
and Iowa City, showing buildings and
grounds OF the two state schools. II
was l:30 before the tired, but happy
company dispersed,
Another social event worthy of
note was the Z o'clock stag dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Helscher
to group Of seven young lien
cousins. The dinner was given on
New Years night and the guests
were, J. r. Warrington. of Battle
Creek, Mich, DR.. r. r. Hulse, of Sig.
Quincy, e. G. Warrington. Everett
Hulse, Roy Warrington, Minerd
Hulse and Alvin Hulse. The dinner
was served by Mrs. Helscher assist
ed by her sister, Miss Ruby Hulse.