The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-02
RENDER ARB0R
DAY PROGRAM.
High School of Charter Oak Renders
Excellent Arbor Day Program on
Last Friday Afternoon.
ApPREc,ATivE AUDIENCE THERE
Stirring Debate on Question, "4e Who
Planks Trees Benefits World A.
Much A. He Who Builds City"

SSIGVIV2 AC1ANS on AOSSkbOUS WVO
Planks Trees Benefits World A.
Much A. He Who Builds City"
CHARTER OAK, May Special
A very interesting arb0r day pro-
gram was given by the members OF
the high school in the auditorium FRI
day afternoon. An appreciative audi
ence was in attendance. The follow
ing was the program given:
America" by the School with Trio
Accompaniment.
Paper, History of Arbor Day." Jean
Mahood. E
Songs, come Where Ny Love Lies
Dreaming" Spring, Glee Club.
Cornet Solo, Lloyd Haakinson.
Reading, when the Green, Gets Back
Into the Trees" Anna Halstein. y
Current Events, Ethel Thompson.
Debate: Resolved that he who planta-
trees benefits the world as much as \
he who builds city. Affirmative.
George Brown, Verna Weed: mega
tive, Leslie Lyon, Madora Stark
Music, Peter Pan" Moonlight ON
the Nile" High School Trio.
Paper, Historical Trees" Esther Wa
terhouse.
Original Story, Reversed Asbor Day"
, Neil Coin.
Violin Solo, Rosary" Leona Glau.
Reading, when Spring Gets Into the
! Air." Gusta Vogt. S
Song, "Nightengale and the Rose. e.'
School. ....
Star spangled Banner" School.
Mrs. Mosher, of Manning, spent
Sunday in the Oak. Y .3.s sy
The following young men enlisted
in the coast artillery division OF the
army: John Christensen, Joe Christen.
sen, Ben Erke and Will Davis. They
were sent to Ft Logan, Colo. TOR
training. 90. Y &
Word to friends in Charter Oak
from John Oleson, who recently enllaS-
ed in the army, states that he haA I'm
ished training and with Franz Grokhs
and Oscar Jacobsen. two other locAl
boys. has been sent to, Ft. Win01ld;
Scott, near San FrsnciscO, CALI AAA
Brown i,ks sent g I, Nth q his CON, a.
the autassek ktlss ] haol i { = ri SiFis
He is ,spandlnx III vaca TT W3Sk ;h11
I0LneE Oh tue l0F1n. IN jESdgif<s
z Rev. Rnstein went to Sioux City
Wednesday afternoon to visit the sick3
in the Lutheran hospital
Mrs. A. Mahnke returned to her
home in Sioux City Wednesday after
noon after a good visit with her people
in the Oak. + 3 S..t; t;sss 4
Mrs, VIM. Dersien returned to her
home in Denison Wednesday, afteriSa
visit with her parents. tEs !, 3
Mesdames Hoefer. vogt, Christen- Il
sen and Henrichsen went to DenisOn
Wednesday afternoon to visit their
friend, Mrs. Schurke, who is very III.
Mrs. R. H. Sweet was In the Oak
the first of the week visiting her Old
friends and neighb0rs. ss
Mr.. VIM. Benningsdorf died at his
home east of town Friday morning At
ter q few weeks Of suffering from
heart trouble Funeral services we're d
held at the St. Johns Lutheran church
Monday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
A. Amstein and interfnent was made
in the Lutheran cemetery north Of
town. y4S S5,s IA
: The NJ. f. Sunday school held q ban. "A
quet in the l. 0. 0. F. hall Tuesday 4
evening, This banquet closes the con- Y
test which has been going on for the
past six months for increase in attend.sss
ance. This affair was little out Of
the ordinary as each class had table
to themselves, 5 provided their own
decorations and menu, One large
table was arranged in the Same man.
ner for the parents. A great deal of
interest was shown and the evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by everyone,
DR.. Roy Probasco came Monday from
his home in Ackley for visit with hiA
parents and friends in the Oak
L. NJ. ROOse was passenger to
Sioux City Monday morning.
What came near being Z fatal acci.
dent occurred at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Passman Saturday moruing. y
Mrs. Passman had put a pan OF milk
on the stove and just as 1t began to-
boil her attention was called out OF y
doors. In an instant the baby son.
Just beginning to walk, reached up and A
pulled the pan from the stove, spill. I
ing the boiling fluid over his head and
shoulders, inflicting very serious
burns. A doctor was called at once
and dressed the wounds and made the
little fellow as comfortable as pos
sible. -, ar... ssi "
The Eebekahs entertained the stare
president OF their order Friday. sA
school of instruction was held In the
afternoon. A delicious two course
banquet was served, after which they \
adjourned to the lodge rooms for an 4
other session of Instruction. A most
enjoyable time is reported.
Professor Williams visited with his
people in Hornick over Sunday.
. J. NJ. Passman came down from UtA
Sunday evening to spend the evening
with his brother. <sy
John Rae was visitor in Odebolt
Thursday.
Rev. Bursch. of Mapleton, filled tha /
NJ. E. pulpit Sunday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Barber left Monday af-
ternoon for a visit of few days in
Sioux City.
Mrs. d. r. McGrath and little son. {;
from Manning, visited in the McGrath
home Sunday.