The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-29
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AT Sacred Heart parochial school on
June 18th. at 8:16 p. M, the following
program will be given:
Opening Chorus, Come Join the
DAnce."-Class.
Welcome-Leone Lally.
Violin Selection, Loves Greeting"
Our Youthful Patriots, by lnterme.
diate Boys and Girls.
Address by Rev. J. l.. Fitzpatrick, Of
Auburn.
Song, Break o Day,"-Miss E. Ger
aldine Perion es..
An evening with the grandfathers
and mothers-Primary Grades
Violin Selection, Valse.
Indian Huntress Drill-Intermediate
Girls.
Violin Selection, Militaire March,
Tribute to Sacred Heart School by
Catherine Mcmahon.
Star Spangled Banner. Pantomime
Thursday evening Of last week was
class night and the opera house was
filled to witness the rendition Of the
short class program by the seniors
Two orations. class prophecy by Frank
James and class history by Kathryn
AOyHSCI "0AO 6NOA.
An appropriate program has been
semble will be on Main street at $50
O'Clock.
Decoration of graves.
Song by ladies' quartet.
Reading of Lincolns Gettysburg ad-
dress by +. J. Campbell.
. Invocation by A. r. Miller.
Memorial speech by w. s. Moore.
Benediction by Rev. H. Wendt.
Afternoon, 2 p. M, opera house.
Orchestra.
Invocation by W. H. Parker.
Ladies' quartet.
Exercises by third and fourth grade
pupils Of public schools.
address by Hon. Chas. E. Pickett Of
Waterloo.
Male quartet.
,Benediction by Rev. Father Mcneil
Orchestra.
About 80 plates were served at the
alumni banquet Monday night OF last
week. The sophomores and juniors
acted as mattresses, and the following
program was given:
Music by the orchestra.
Address of welcome by president.
Response by Nina Johnston.
Reading, Service Flag" by Miss
McCracken.
Chorus, 1--WE Never Let the Old Flag
Fall:
Dedication of alumni service flag.
Following are the members who are
In the service: Warren Gleiser. Leo
Naeve. Frank Hutchinson, Alden
Sykes, Everett Dyson. Alfred Calvin,
Tom Collins. JOHN johnson, Sidney
Gaumer, Newton McCracken. Clifford
Theobald, Harold Akers. Harry Barrow
Allen Hird, Oscar Olson. Robert Hird..
Linn McCracken, George Gaumer and
Leo Perion.
There was Sabbath school conven-
ton May 26th at 2:3O p. m. at the Pres
byterian church. A great many teach
ers and officers were present.
Revival meetings which have been
going on for several weeks closed last
Sunday night.
There we're no church services at
the Methodist church last Sunday. Me-
mortal services were held at the Pres
fbyterian church. A large crowd was
present and special music was rem
.dered.s
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Paup. of Harlan,
we're up last Sunday visiting at the
"A. w. Callahan home.
The Christian Endeavor devotional
meeting held last Sunday night was
great success. This meeting was
especially for the training OF young
people in spiritual matters.
/, Rev. w. H. Parker occupied the pull
pit of the Presbyterian church at
Charter Oak Sunday evening of last
week. He went there in compliance
with Home Missions committee of the
Sioux City presbytery. OF which he is
a member.
= Mrs. James Bishop and sons, Of Ir.
win, who have been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells, Of
Defiance, returned home Sunday.
Miss Edna Stewart on Monday of
last week commenced teaching at the
Henlminger school for term of two
months.
Leo Disburg was down the first of
last week from Mitchell. S. D.. visiting
his brother. George, and family.
= Mrs. Jack Anderson and baby, of
Sioux City, came for visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Saunders.
! Mrs. E. J. King and sister. Mrs. Tiff.
have been spending several days with
friends and relatives in Des Moines.
Joe Cosgrove. who has been employ
ed in the G. F. G. Kehr store, has open,
ed up a repair shop right west OF the
Times office.
E. A. Packard left last week for a
ten days sojourn at Excelsior Springs.
Mo. =, :.
Mrs. 8. D. 'Copley and children visit
ed friends in Omaha last week.
E. P9lzein has accepted position as
baggageman with the Milwaukee run
ming from here to SiouxrCity.
T. w. Kemmish has been quite sick
with measles the past week. 1t is
thought he was exposed to the disease
while working In Perry.
7 j. H. Schram was called to Boone
last week to attend the funeral Of his
brother. whose death occurred sud
denly. Mrs. Schram accompanied him.
2" Many recruits have been passing
through here the past week on their
Way to Jefferson Barracks. Mo-. and