The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-07-09
The Warsaw Gate City


Washington d. c., and Mrs. Frank
Conner, of Chicago are visiting MIS-.
Name Finlay. sister Of the two aaove
mentioned ladies'.
O. O. Tanner ha, bought the large
bekery at Hamilton and will do al, OF
his Warstw baking. He will IN =
few days put on an auto delivery, tc
carry bread between the two cities,
and also deliver bread to Warsaw Gus
toners. The body of the denve,y
auto is mounted on a Ford base, 1t
is not yet completed, only having the
printing coat Of paint: a number OF
Warsaw grocers are figuring on auto
deliveries to take the place of horse
and wagon "
Frank Gruble Jr.. of Chicago is here
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs H. p. Roth are visit
ing their daughter Mrs. David Rinc-
KEEL. at Wray Colorado: they we'll also
visit Denver before their return.
The last series of papers. distrihut-
ed by the literature department OF
the public mems meeting at Evangeh'
cal during the summer, Is Of spe-
cial interest to students of sociology
and of the scielce CT government. as
we'll as to church works. There papers
deal with the social-ethical a"rvity
Of the federal council Of the churches
in regard to the social unrest Of our
age. especially in Pennsylvania. Col
orado. Michigan, Massachusetts ara
in the pearl button industry in Mus
catine, Iowa. These unbiased reports
Of fair and impartial investigation
may be obtained at the Evangelical
hall or will be sent free to any adj
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dress box 3S7, Warsaw III.
At the last quarterly meeting Of
the Evangelical church 1t was decid-
ed to celebrate the double jubilee, the
Fifteenth anniversary OF the congrega-
ton, and the seventy-fifth Of the
Evangelical synod, on September -,
In connection with the annual mission
feast. Three services will be held and
a number of prominent speakers will
take part in the celebration. The in
terror Of the church will be renovated.
A new altar bible has already been
donated as jubilee gift.
Last spring the public mems
meeting at the Evangelical
hall adopted resolution to
be sumitted to the honorable board
Of education, asking the reinstalling
Oh INSTRUCTION OIL vocal music IN our
public schools of our city. This reso-
luton was discussed by Rev. Geo.
Long, Rev. A. E. Gale, Prof. F. E. Cook
E. Grimpe, and its adoption moved by
Judge c. A. Young. The resolution sign
ed by the committee, composed of
Rev. e. H. Jagdstein, Geo. Risto and
E. Grimpe, was then unanimously
adopted. Rev. Jagdstein presented
the resolution to the board OF, educa-
| ton in session. 1t was cordially re-
ceived and read by the chairman, Mr..
| T. Plantz. and then referred to the
new board. At the recent session of
/ the new board the proposition Of the
mems meeting after due considJra-
ton, was unanimously adopted by
| the board Of education In the new
term instruction in vocal music will
be once more part of the curricu-
lum of our public schools. The
tenor of the resolution is as follows:
Resolved, That we, the men assem-
bled in the Evangelical hall in con.
nection with the Warsaw Mems For.
ward movement do most earnestly Pc
tition our board of education to intro
duce in the schools Of Warsaw
course of instruction in vocal music,
the details Of the manner of teaching,
and the time given to study to be
left to the honorable boar dof educa-