Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-10
GrinneiI and Vicinity.

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Grinnell, June 1o-A. c. Lyon has
been Called into Red Cross work for
the government and expects to be or
dered to West Point. Miss. at the
earliest practicable time He has rea-
son to think he will soon be ordered to
France. He will work with the aviation
section for the present. He is arrang-
ing his affairs with a view to leaving
home in ten days.
The Kennedy medals have been given
out to the two men and the two women,
seniors in both cases, selected by the
votes of the junior and the senior
classes Of college. They are Maurice
Fridlund and Bernice Bradley first hon.
ors, and Paul Somers and Edith Went
worth second
Gordon Farley. whose home has been
on the farm southeast Of this city, has
enlisted and has been sent to Fort
Logan, Colo, for heavy artillery drill.
him a royal sendoff from home.
Mrs. Bud" Stowe is having a visit
from her brother. Frank Brown, of
Boone, and from her cousin, Ralph
Leach, Of Iowa Falls.
Ralph Longley is spending his fur
Tough in visiting his mother and sister
and friends in and near this city. He
is located in the aviation camp at Fort
Worth, Tex
C. s. George has had visit from
his sister, Mrs. c. A. Mills, who has
now gone back to her home in Water
loo. His mother.Mrs. Cynthia George.
is visiting him here
The P. A. Terrell home is enlivened
by the visitation of Miss Helen Nc
kutchan. who is resting there after a
season Of travelling in Canada with a
chautauqua company.
At the class day exercises Of the high
school here the following students
scholarship. debate and football; Har-
riet Wadsworth. scholarship and de-
clamatory; George Critchett, basketball
and football; Ernest Williams, basket
ball and football; :. scholarship-Mary
Armstrong, MatGk Barber, Amy C1if-
ton. Eli EseIe, Arthur Harris. Char
lotte Hutchins, Elizabeth Kaisand. Fay
Lynch, Goldie Mead. Anna May Quivey
Anna Toxic, Bertha Tone, Ruth Whin-
cry; football-Basil Talbot, Eldon
Odds. Raymond George. Raymond Cur
tis, LaVerne Raqety. Everett Shiniett;
Basketball-Arthur Sawyer. Kenneth
Ferguson. Harlan Core, Clermont Wat
son; debate. Egbert Pilgrim; declama-
tory. Genevieve Bower.
Announcement is made Of the APP
preaching marriage OF Lieut.. B. ]. Car
ney from this city, now stationed al
Camp Cody, Deming. n. NJ. to Miss
Mary Mahoney. of this city. The date
given for the wedding is June 10.
A very interesting united fraternal
memorial service was held in Hazel
| wood cemetery yesterday afternoon
with the following fraternh organiSa-
tons scheduled to participate: Patri-
archs Militant, OF the I. o. O. F.. acting
as escort; Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. Rebekahs, knights Of Pythias.
| Modern Woodmen Of America, Royal
Neighbors. Yeomen. The procession
| was formed on Main and Fourth,
headed by the band and marched south
on Main and west on First to the
cemetery where the exercises were
| held at the soldiers monument. Fol-
lowing is the program: Music, band {;
singing, duet; address, Rev. A. c.
Stowe, pastor Of the Church Of Christ
remarks by master Of ceremonies, DIR.
| W. r. Kinzer: singing. duet. Before
| this program the several orders
marched to their respective stations
and used the ritual service in the dec
Grafton with wreaths and flowers of
the graves Of their dead. The list for
the past year was short, W. S. Roby
being the only one named and for
whom two or three Of the orders dec
Grated the monument. Autos were fur
nished for a considerable number Of
spectators.