Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-05-20

week. E!,$ .'s,.
s Jessie and Eva Keith OF Hopkinto1
syisited their brother, Clay, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WEI Toomer ant
son were in Dyersville Sunday. s:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hutchinson Of Wa
,terloo visited at Ralph Jamison's las
week. II '-,.5,s% S N
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Sloan spen
! Sunday in Strawberry Point. 4.
~, Clark White and Roy Andrews arr
home from Monticello. NJ h
Mr.. and Mrs. CA. Stone were
Waterloo visitors: the first of, the
week. 5,:s... 4. S ~: ~: s.5.
A. B. White Of Hanover. Illinois,
5 Mr., and Mrs. S. M. Chase, Mrs.
Thorpe and Mrs. H. C. Haeberle OF
Manchester, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank vii
hanson and Mrs. Josephine Harris Of
Hopkinton were here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. 'Furman on Saturday:
Vi Cynthia Tyler was born in Ben.
ton, Graften county. New Hampshire,
July 81, 1927, where she received her
early education! and grew to woman
hood. In 1S45 she came with her
parents to Paw Paw, Michigan, where
she was united in marriage to Rus
sell w. Furman, October "a, 1847.E Al
ter their marriage they moved to
Hanover, Illinois, where they remain
ed until October i, 1869, when they
came to Iowa, settling at Hartwick,
Delaware county, Iowa, where she
continued to reside until called to- her
Fathers house on high early Thurs
day morning, May II, 1914, at the
age Of SO years, g months and II
days. There were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Furman, three children, 4; one
daughter and two sons. The daugh-
ter passed away February 3, " 1875;
leaving the two sons, George of Hart
wick and Charles H.. Of. Delhi, at.
whose home she. passed away; S five
grandchildren and six great grand
children and wide circle of acquain-
tances and friends also mourn her
death. Her husband: passed away on.
October ~ 1880 Mrs. F'urman Y was
converted and united with the. Meth-
odist Episcopal church Y when but
eighteen years OF age and for: nearly
20 years was faithful to her church
and her God. The funeral services
We're held at the M. E. church on
Saturday afternoon, conducted by
her pastor, Rev.. S. Westfall. and
were largely attended. II Burial was
in Evergreen cemetry. 4
Il The baccalaureate sermon will be
delivered at the M. E. church Sum
day evening, May "a, by Rev. -. 8.
w tall. y gs AZ I&
Il The juniors gave banquet to the
seniors in the basement Of the NJ. F..
church last Tuesday evening.
The commencement program OF
The Delhi High school to be given at
The NJ. E. church on May 10th at 8
D. M, will be as follows:
Wintenburg. MA
nVocation-Rev.%L S.: Westfall.
Past, Present and Future of our Del
y hi Public Schoool-Nola Billings.
Character Building--Wesley Frank
4 furt. .Tzf5 T. }.H.1
Glass Prophecy Hazel Holdridge
Ancient and Modern Warfare - Park (
Billings. ,..5.s a:1t
the Nations Hope Ruth
Lewis. VII II
Vocal solo, "Hark, Hark, the Lark, |
1 by Schubert; ''The First & Prim-
\ rose by Gried-Atiss Jessie Bur
\ ton. / s,3&. @ & q (, I'LL. si4$l Il
Che Growing United States as a
Z World Power--Volney White.
History Of the -Birdena Angel.
The. War With Mexico Glenn Ban
croft. I'LL -
che Religions Of the World Gladys
Talmadge. % aai
achievements OF President Wilson
Il Merle Rimmer. .72t.
local solo, IF Were a Rose" by
Edward Hess elberg- Mr.. Brock
man. Z l%$$si i +
Of diplomas-Hon. E.
C. Perkins.
song, "Adieu'-Class.