Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-12

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Rude Auto Company.
Mrs. F. c. Hamblin, 7os South Third
street, this morning received word
from her son Lester e. Hamblin, who
is member Of the navy aviation sec
tion, saying that he had arrived safely
| overseas.
| Six hundred fifty Invitations for the
High School Alumni Association re-
union to be held Monday evening, have
been sent out. The affair is to be held
at the Red Mems hall instead Of Cum
mings' hall. as the invitations read.
| Emil seleine was elected vice chief
ranger at the meeting Of the state
convention Of the Catholic Order of
Foresters, which was held at Tama
Tuesday. The meeting was limited
to one day on account Of war condi-
tons.
Miss Elizabeth Urine returned this
morning from Grinnell, where she has
finished her second year in Grinnell
College. Miss Urine expects to attend
Smith College. Northampton, Mass,
next year, and then take her senior
year at Grinnell.
Sylvester Dunn. !. of Company c,
Twenty third machine gun battalion.
Camp Fremont, Palo Alta, Cal, who
has been home spending q furlough
with his mother, Mrs. Anna Dunn, left
Tuesday to return to camp where he
was called to report Immediately for
overseas duty. .s
Misses Marian and Gussie Heinz, SOC
Jerome street, entertained the Daugh-
tiers Of Priscilla Of the Congregational
church at their regular meeting Tues
day evening. At 8:3oa picnic supper
was enjoyed and In the evening the
business meeting was held and the re-
mainder of the time spent socially.
The Martha washington Club and a
few friends met Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. ]. +. Malecek. 907
South Second avenue. A social after
noon was enjoyed after which the
hostess served refreshments, assisted
by Mrs. John Charney and Mrs. Walter
Peters. The next meeting Of the club
will be held June rs with Mrs. Lisle
Barnard at Boone.
The eight graduates Of 81. Mary's
Institute were the guests Of Rev. ]. j..
Fitzpatrick this morning 1t a four
course breakfast, given at the rectory
The decorations were white, blue and
gold and American flags. Rev. John T.
,Noonan, of Des Moines, state chaplain
Of the knights Of Columbus, will speak
tonight at the graduation exercises Of
st. Mary's Institute, which will be held
at the Odeon.
In honor of Miss Lima Portz, who is
to be married soon to George Often Of
Laurel, the young ladies employed at
Burch Bros. entertained Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Margaret Diet
erich, GOT West Church street. Games
and music were enjoyed and Miss Portz
was presented with large cut glass
vase and plateau. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Deitertck and Miss Olive
Evans Mrs. George Laws. Of Tama,
was q guest from out Of the city.
: In honor Of Mrs. ]. W. Hook, Of Tar
rytown, N. Y, Mrs. G. w. Hughes en-
tertained twenty-five friends Tuesday
afternoon at her home, 500 North Fifth
street. While some Of the guests played
bridge others spent the time socially
and with knitting. The prize was won
by Mrs. Ida statler and Mrs. Hook also
received a guests prize. In serving
two-course lunch at the. close Of the
afternoon Mrs. Hughes was assisted by
Mrs. Henry Shove, Mrs. r. N. Coats.
and Miss Ida Dugan. :
Funeral services for Nrnest Lucher,
who was killed Monday evening in the
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be held Thursday afternoon at o'clock
from the Methodist church In Laurel.
The church will be open to friends from
- to 2 O'Clock. Tho Modern Woodmen
Of America will attend. the service in q
body and will be in charge Of the SER
vices at the grave. Burial will be in
the Laurel cemetery. Miss Erma Luch-
or. of fremont, H., q sister, reached
Laurel this morning.
. The roster Of graduates at the flfty-
eighth annual commencement of the
namo Of John Dale Rogers, of the city,
who was given the degree Of bachelor
Of science. Mr.. Rogers ID the elder son
Of Mrs. Addie Rogers. 400 North Fourth
street. and now Is in his second year in
medicine at the university. His gradu-
alton today, however, was from the lib
eral arts department Of the university
the fourth year Of which is the second
year in the college Of medicine. Be-
cause Of the war. and the anxiety to get
medical students out Of college. the
students have been asKei 10 take three
months' summer work. and this Mr..
Rogers will do. Miss Beatrice Rogers,
daughter of Mrs. Rogers, was gradual
ed Tuesday from the University of
Chicago, also with the degree B. 8.
She will reach home this evening, &C
companied ny iler cousin. Miss GET!
Winery, who has been in Chicago two
weeks. Miss Rogers has taken the civil
service examination ana expects To GU
ter government work at Washington.
It has, been discovered that paper
pulp Of excellent quality can be made
from the leaves Of the magney plant,
and the Mexican government no doubt
will encourage the development Of the
industry.