The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-02-14

Relatives in the city have received
word Of the death OF Mrs. FREQ
Knapp, which occurred at Denver
Colo, on February 6. Mrs. KNAPP
had been operated upon in. a Denver
hospital. for gall stones, and later
scarlet fever developed. which caused
Lcr death.
Ethel Cutler Knapp was the daugh
ter Of Clinton and Ollie (Rohrbough)
Cutler, and was born in this coun,y
southeast Of this city, about twenty
eight years ago, her parents having
II owed to Colorado number OF years
ago, where she was married to Mr.
fred Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Kuapl
Lave been conducting general store
at New Raymer, Colo, for sever'l
years, and have endeared themselves
to the hearts of all at that place
Mrs. Knapp had been in Denver
about two weeks before her illness,
attending the stock show, and it is
thought she was then exposed to
scarlet fever.
She leaves surviving beside her
husband, two little daughters, Mar.
jorie, aged seven, and Marcella, aged
three years; also her parents and one
sister, Mrs. Ethel Miller, who all re.
side at New Raymer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Miller were in
Carthage last July to attend the wed
ding of Ona Rohrbough to Claude
Lacock of New Raymer, which occur.
red on the wedding anniversary OF
both Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. Clinton Cutler is brother OF
E. P. Cutler and Cyrus Cutler of this
city. and OF Frank Cutler Of Donnell
son, Iowa, and Mrs. Josie Law oil
Marcelline. Mo.
The Woman's Missionary Union
will observe the union day of prayer
with an all day service at the Chris
ton church on Thursday the 18th
the ladies OF st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Chrch, hostesses, at which time tho
following program will be given:
Morning theme: Intercessory
prayer.
1o:3o-Devotional led by Mrs
Wolfe.
"Intercessory Prayer"-Mrs. S. c
Davidson.
Definite prayer for the power Of
the spirit of the hearts Of all women
meeting 'today"-Mrs. McCollom.
why this day Of prayer?"-Mrs
Cleo Tyler.
Special prayer for all Spanish
speaking people under our flag
Mrs Griffin.
PRAY Ye" for
(a) American mothers who arc
facing problems unprecedented-Mr
Ellen Scofield.
OBJ Foreign mothers in their help
4 M~e,
(c) All the women Of the churches
that they may become laborers IL
His vineyard-Mrs. Julia Hubbs.
12:00-Plate luncheon.
Toast program
Tostadora-Mrs. Hill.
Correlation OF Alimentry and Mis-
sionary--Miss Mary Davidson.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mrs. McMil
Ian. 81 asB 8g 81
Telescope Philanthropy-Mrs. Rus.
sell Smith. ry5sF$
Home Mission mperatives-Mrs
Nellie Gibson.
Twentieth Century vistas-Miss
Ethlyn Griffith.
Victrola illustrations = Mexican
Folk-Song, De Gogorza; La Partida,
Galli-Curci; Despedida.
Afternoon theme: Spanish Speak
ing People Under Our Flag"
1:3O-Business session l8
Offering. f1 $500
Solo-Mrs. Emma Rand O'Harra
Silent prayer for church and ma
ton:
Special prayer for
(a) 'The Church"-May it recog.
nize this as it's great day of oppor-
tunity to establish an international
kingdom of the spirit-Rev. e. M.
Smith.
CD "Our Government"-God help
us to keep it true to the principles
upon which it was founded; may it
answer the call Of the hour and be-
come great moral power In the
world-Rev. w. F. Boyd.
Song-"Faith of Our Fathers"
Address Mrs. McAnal!y.
pray Ye"-
(a) That a new sense of RESPONSE
bility shall rest upon American chris
tians concerning their duty to all