Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-06
Grinneli and Vicinity.

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,irinneii. June o.--Tns death oL ai's.
l. I. Jackson, or this city, occuii.o
on the morning Of June :, al the fanny
home. SIS Summer street, resulting
from cancer of long standing. An OPP
Grafton a year ago was heiptul nut h">
completely successful. She leaves u
husband, a daughter, Geraldine, ~
years of age, and stepson, kaSinoh"'
now living in the state of Washington,
also five sisters, Mrs. ineZ Shepard. OF
Fort WAYNE, Ind; Mrs. Myrtle FRAZER,
of Colo; Mrs. Sue Prey, Of Valley june
ton; Mrs. Helen Olson. OF story tilS N
Mrs, Hazel Henderson, OF Indianapolis
Ind. and two brothers. Buxton McDole.
Of Fraser, Idaho, and Boyce McDoie'
Of Wichita, Kans. Funeral services
will be held from the home on Satur-
day morning at 8: 80, conducted by Kew.
Z ". Cross. of the Congregational
church. the sisters of the Eastern Star
having the body in charge. The body
will be taken 10 Edyvilie for intern
ment. A FL ~sfh
James Nelson and family are having
a visit from Mr. Nelson's mother. Mrs.
Emma Nelson, of Hampton, who goes
from Grinnell to visit her daughter IN
Idaho. Her son, George. is IN hos
pital, having a sprained ankle treated
after making his third trip in the navy
to France.
The Charles Elliott Perkins schol-
arship to the Harvard graduate school,
worth 5000 and awarded annually TO
some Iowa college graduate, has been
given 10 Walter Meek, Of the class OF
1919. in Iowa College at Grinnell.
The high school senior play of Stop
Thief" given in the Colonial on We'd
nesday evening, is commented upon
very favorably by good judges who were
present. The following seniors had
part in the cast: Helen Whitney, Grace
Martin, Gould Lowrey. Esther Mullins,
Mary Johnson, Alexander Blair, EV-
erett Wolcott, Alfred Bonyata, Keith
Burton, Leonard Evans, Marry Barnes.
Wilfred Eearney. Myron Dawley, For
rest Shaul Milton Dieterich, Victor
Harrell, and Walter Wilson.
On Sunday afternoon, June s, at 3
o'clock, in the Congregational church
at Chester Center, will be held especial
| memorial services in honor Of Lester
Deeds, Chester boy who enlisted three
years ago, spent some time in the rcgu-
lar army in France and was sent as
part Of the army Of occupation in
Germany. He was well known in Grin
nell and has many friends here and
all world war soldiers here are invited
to be present in unifor>> on this occa-
sion. Chaplain Smith. Of the Chester
church, Rev. H. l.. Wiesier, former
pastor there. and Prof. j. w. Gamma
way, of Grnneil, will take parts in
| this service.
Henry Luttman died at his home on
| the farm mile and half northeast
Of this city on Wednesday afternoon.
| Funeral services are expected at the
German Lutheran church on Saturday
| afternoon.
| Fifteen hundred dollars is the pres
| ent reward. with prospect OF it being
| increased by $1,000 within few days.
that has been offered by New Sharon
| people for the arrest and conviction Of
the parties who burned the Reformed
church and attempted the destruction
| Of the life and property Of the minis
| ter there.
! At the regular meeting of the city
| council this week, Councilman at Large
W. H. McCulloch, reelected at the last
election to his second term, presented
his resignation, to take effect at once
and it was accepted by the council.
Pastor e. w. Cross. Of the Congrega-
tional church here, will be in North
field on Sunday and will speak at ves-
per to the students OF Carleton Col
isg=. Ills Diacs viii ne supplied here
by Rev. e. NJ. Vittum, who supplied It
for most Of the year and half that
saw Mr.. Cross in army work In France.