The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-30
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,of Anthropology, OF which he is a
member, Sunday, March S1st, in Cor
inthian hall, on the seventeenth floor
Of the Masonic temple His subject
will be The Present War. Charles is
one Of Warsawss many boys who have
made extremely good from a small be-
ginning.
] Miss Lulu Hartmann has returned
from pleasant visit among friends
in st. Louis. Her sister, MISS Winnie,
will remain there while longer.
| Miss Fannie Ayres Of Wythe and
Mrs. Perley Moore of Hamilton are
spending few days with friends in
ST. Louis
Monday, April l. under orders from
Washington. three OF Warsaw's young
men, Clyde Jackson, James Hurley
and L. H. Clymer, will be sent to
Camp Dodge for training, and We'd
nesday, April 3. twenty-one more will
go to San Diego. Calf, and will be as
signed, ultimately. to heavy artillery.
The following are their names: Geo.
J VIM. Raich. Wilbur Mussetter, Fay H.
] Barber, George Koch, w. A. Lang
horst. Lester Lonenecker, Edward
( Lapsley, VIM. II. Riley, James Cren-
shaw. Clarence A. McCredic, Symium
Bedowin Crum, VIM r. Heineke,
Blair E. Schram, John Walter Giller,
Frank J. Johnson, Ray F. Cunningham,
Hubert Kelly Rose, Percy Daugherty,
John Lib Pryor, Earl ]. Morganthaler,
Clarence l.. Haviland. Warsaw's 10th
regimental band and the company OF
reserve militia will doubtless escort
them to the train.
! The service flag OF the Methodist
church will be dedicated Sunday night,
April /, with an appropriate program
of vocal and instrumental music, reel
tations and addresses.
William Bardens Of Warsaw, for
some time training for the aviation
corps at Kellyfield, Texas, is now a
! solo aviator (class one) and has be-
come a scout. His first flight, last
week, alone, being SO successful he
was classified as above.
! The young people of the German
Methodist church will render an East,
| er program Sunday at 1880 p. m
March 81.
Paul Dory and Leonard Hammond
arrived Tuesday from the state uni
spring vacation.
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their new hall, the former library
room in the Odd Fellows building.
Thursday evening for the first time, for
practice The ceiling and walls OF the
room have been beautifully decorated,
and new and modern electric fixtures
| installed. The room will soon be sup
piled with plenty Of chairs. Thirty
two steel lockers in pairs, occupy the
east side of the room, and preserve
the dress uniforms free from dust.
! Tuesday, April will be election day
Small interest is manifest as there
are few candidates in the field or Of
fees to fill, just three aldermen ano
an assessor.
Tuesday, April 9 is the date for the
meeting of the Household Science de
partment at 2:15 p. m. Odd Fellows
hall is the place and Mrs. Thomas
Hartley is chairman, assisted by Mrs
IF. r. Cook, Mrs. J. C. Crawford and
Mrs. Carl Ernst
! The recent sudden death of Mrs
Henry Wickliffe Crenshaw was sad
blow to her family and many friends
in Warsaw and the country here
abouts, particularly in the country
south of here, Rocky Run township
She was active in every good work,
and was a member of the Rebekahs
and Acorn camp 455 R. N. A., and
when fourteen years Of age became a
member of Hebron Methodist church,
Rocky Run Clara Belle Woodwork
was the daughter of Luther and Mary
Woodwork and was born on the old
Woodwork farm. August Is, 1874. In
November 1895 size was united in mar
riage to Henry Luther Crenshaw. TO
this union one son was born, Luther
Franklin. of Warsaw. She also leaves
her husband, her aged mother, Mrs.
Mary Woodwork of Rocky Run; three
; sisters. Mrs Harry Hill, Mrs. Elmer
Bolt and Mrs. Bessie frederick OF
Rocky Run. one brother. Lat>~ette l..
Woodwork of Quincy and two half
brothers. Charles Woodwork on
! Sprang. Nebr., and Adelbert of Meth
on. Wash. One grandchild, Luther
Franklin Crenshaw Jr., of Warsaw, al
so survives. She leaves also many
other relatives and Borrowing friends
who mourn her sad death. Brief fun
eral services were held at the resi-
dence at noon Thursday and then
services were held at Hebron church
at 40 .. M, Rocky Run, Rev. G. G.
Maple of Warsaw Methodist church
officiating. Burial in Fletcher GENE
terry.