Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-24
GrinneIl and Vicinity.

Special 10 Times Republican.
I GrinneM June 24-Miss Mae Randall,
who graduated from Northwestern
+ University Of Chicago conservatory OF
music in the class Of 1914 and has been
teaching the past year in the college
at Crete Neb,, has gone TO chicago
for further study under Charles W.
=; Clark. She has position for next year
: IN the polytechnicai school al Billings,
Mont.
Miss Fanny c. Gates, dean 70 women
Z in the college here. VIII have most OF
the lcog vacation fully occupied IN
getting things moved and arranged in
I the now doruli,ories, which are 10 be
ready for occupancy by the middle OF
August for those begun first, and the
middle OF September for the other two
barring unforeseen and insurmouuta ie
difficulties
on next Sunday. June 81 there VIII
be an all-day meeting at the Friends
church az Blue Point, some miles south
Of this city Rev. G. L. Stanley, the
quarterly meeting superintendent. W2l
preach at II o'clock, Rev. Mr.. Doan,
pastor Of the Lynnville church, al $3.50
in the afternoon and Laura Hasley,
pastor Of the Blue Point church, il, the
evening.
pierce ( Grifti-hs, who have been
together IN he tn and furnace ousi-
ness. have given notice of dissolution
Of copar,nersh!p, Mr.. Gr!ffiths -et!r-
ing.
Yesterday morning early. al $40
O'Clock. Mrs. Aaron Stalker died a, the
home of her daughter. Mrs. l. G. Lem
ley. She had been Ill but short time.
Death resulted from failure Of the
heart. Mr. Stalker was with his wife
at The END Mrs Stalker came TO
Grinnell about ten days ago to attend
the funeral Of her sister, Mrs. Henry
Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Stalker have
lived for many years AT Richland and
the body was taken there for inter-
ment funeral services being held at the
Friends church there at 10 O'clock to-
day.
| Next Sunday will be notable day
! for the people OF Chester Center it
| being the day chosen Tor the celebra-
ton Of the ttftieth anniversary Of the
founding of the Congregational church
| Of that place. Rev. Harlow S. Mills.
| OF Benzonia, Mich. has been invited
10 preach the anniversary sermon. He
was pastor Of that church in his stu
dent days, graduating from Iowa Col
,ege in Grinneil in the class of 1874.
He will preach at the II O'Clock serv-
ice. In the afternoon at o'clock there
viii be reunion of the early members
so far as they can be gotten together
and remembrance meeting Of those
gone and of the early days OF the
church. Miss Elizabeth Fisher will re-
view the history of the church. which
is practically the history Of the COM
munity. Miss Helen Thomson will
sing solo al this time Rev. Henry
". Tuttle will preach the evening SER
mon and Miss Ernestine Mills will sing
solo. Many Grinneu citizens Of the
present day are especially interested
in this event, as they formerly lived
on the rich Chester farms.
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Harold
Boyer, of this city, Tuesday at high
noon. Rev. Frank H. Webster. pastor
Of the Baptist church performed the
ceremony that united in marriage Miss
Marie Cherveny, of Belle PLANE, and
Fred Caslavka. Of Vining. The newly
welded pair viii make their home in
| Vin:ng
a wedding that is of interest to
! GrinnelI people took place IN Chicago
! on the 18th instant at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira George, where Miss
Nerissa Green. of Grinnell. was mar
ried to Ralph Snider, Of Chicago The
bride is the daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs
March Green, Of this city. She has
spent the past three years as an art
student in the art institute Of Chicago.
! A family party consisting Of Isaac
/ Alexander and his daughter, Miss
Helen, from this city, and Mr.. and Mrs.
| a. w Carlson, Jr, and Miss Margaret
I Alexander, all from Des Moines, start
| ed from here this morning for an au-
/ tomobile trip to Chicago. Mrs. Carlson
] is also daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Alexander. Miss Ella Herter comes
from Marshailtown to take the place
Of Miss Alexander in the Spaulding
office during her absence on this trip
| Lloyd Taylor, graduate here in 1914,
has gone for ten weeks course Of
study in Chicago University. He then
returns to take position in Iowa Col
lege as instructor in mathematics and
physics. He taught last year at Grand
view, Iowa