Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28
GrinnsII and Vicinity.

! Special to Times
| Grinnell, Nov. 2S-The union
! Thanksgiving service OF yesterday,
held in the Congregational church. was
we'll attended and was OF unusual IN
terest. Rev. E. w, Cross OF the Con-
gresational church presided. Rev. w.
! w. WOODBURY. OF the United Presoy-
terrain church read the scripture les
son, led the congregation in the res
: pons!vs reading. and pronounced the
/ bensd!ot!on. Rev. n. ]. Peterson Of the
I Baptist church offered the prayer, Rev.
w. c. wasser Of the Methodist
church delivered the sermon The SER
, mon covered wide range OF optirnis-
tie thought and feeling and developed
much for which the American nation
should be thankful. along Tines often
forgotten In the contemplation Of min
! or and comparatively insignificant
! things The speaker was Ger ain that,
, out of the political and civic turmoil
Of the present hour, We shall emerge
upon a higher plane OF thought and
living altho admitting that It may
be thru the most severe pains OF a
/ new birth into righteousness. The
speaker showed the habit OF broad and
. logical thinking and his EXPIRE ssiOn OF
! thought was clear. forcihie, and
pleasing.
/ Miss Constance Brooks Of Sheldon,
| graduate of Grinnell School OF Music,
! class of 1918, now teacher OF English
and athletics in the high school at
Knoxville. spent Thanksgiving and
today with friends In GrinneiT on
her way to Arnes to attend the wed
! ding Of college friend on Sunday. She
was accompanied by her college room
mate. Miss Marybeile Fogg Of Guthrie
Center. Both ladies 80 to Ames on
Saturday morning by way of Marshall
town. The college mate OF both IL Miss
Hazel NcQuillin OF Ames who is 10 be
married to Harold Irwin Of Ames- The
welded pair are to make their new
home together IN Atlantic.
| J. A. Stone Of this city has Just fin
ished up q trade with Contractor c. w.
Ennis Of this city by which the e1ca-
walton at the corner OF Fifth avenue
and Broad street becomes the property
Of Mr.. stone. while Mr.. Ennis takes
over the Stone farm north OF the city.
MI. Stone has not made public his
plans regarding the excavation.
o. Thanksgiving Day Lawrence
Shannon and Hazel Kline. both of
Gr.nneii, were married at the Catholic
church. Rev. NJ. J. Harmon. resident
priest, officiating. The young couple
will continue 70 make Gr1nnell their
home.
Frank Bechly is president and
Clyda McFarl!n Is secretary treasurer
| Of the newly formed "Grimes-for-
Congress" club in Poweshiek county.
| Vice presidents are to be appointed
| for all the different voting precincts OF
| the county.
| At 8 o'clock on Monday evening
Dec. 2. the regular monthly meeting
| Of Focht-Tennant Post Of the Aneri-
! can Legion will be held in the assemb-
! " room of GrinneIl Savings Bank.
| Matters vital to the welfare Of the
organization are to come before the
meeting.
Doctors Hopkins and son1ers had
| their offices entered burglariously and
ransacked. evidently with the. singh.
purpose of finding dope. Some nor
phine taken from the Hopkins office
| liz all the loss SO far discovered
Climbing the nre escape ana Crawling
thru the window are the only ways
| OF ingress and exit SO far !fnagi nable
as a.! doors were securely locked.
| Professor and Mrs. Charles Noble
| have as their guest for an extended
visit Miss CULVER, who reached
| GGinnel on Wednesday night. from
| Norwich. Conn,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Edge of this
| city had as Thanksgiving guests Mr..
and Mrs. L. q. Edge. Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Pou1eroy. Mira. David E"ans and
Mrs Fred Evans, all from Newton.
Donald Mcnurray and Miss Emily
Prouty Of Grinnell were in Des Moines
on Thanksgiving day to attend the
| wedding Of Miss Mildred Meredith
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Mere
dith, to Fred Bolen. -.
The Newton Grinnell high school
bgame on Thursday resulted in q score
Of SO to 0 In favor Of Gr.nnell In spite
Of the biting wind there was a good at
tendance.
| Chamberlain Tablets.