The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our hearted
thanks to the neighbors and friend
! who assisted us at the time of TIN
sickness and death Of our believe.
Bernard Everett. We are grateful t
/ every neighbor and friend who ex
pressed their sympathy by floral trih
utes. We also wish to thank thos,
who SO kindly furnished teams for tn,
funeral
b. R. Butterworth and Wife.
Consolidated School Notes.
M. H. Shearer, of Moberly, Mo-, il
now fulfilling his duties of instructor
in manual training and agriculture HI
has been recently discharged from
service in the navy, having been sta
toned at Newport, r. /. Boston an(
Cambridge. He attended the govern
ment school in the radio wireless ser
vice at Boston for five months. Mr.
Shearer is a graduate of Missouri
State Agricultural college and has at
tended Ames college. He was for two
years supervisor of agriculture and
y. q
%. r. Bentley. resigned agriculture
and manual training teacher, has load
ed his household furniture and is NOV
ing this week to Ames. On Thursday
evening the teachers gave him a sur
prise reception and on Saturday eve
ming the teachers and students Of the
high school held reception for Mr.
and Mrs. Bentley at the school build.
ing. The teachers, students and PEG.
pie Of the community wish Mr.. and
Mrs, Bentley the very best In their
new home. If
WOodhine high school basket ball
players are coming down to Dow City
4 Friday night of this week to play our
high school boys Beat Woodbine. Ad-
mission Ii and ~ cents Doors open
at go, Game called at 8 o'clock
sharp.
The Yank War Savings society Of
/ the high school has announced its pro-
gram Tor Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
i Lois Buss is president OF this society
and Miss Ruby Baber secretary The
following is the program:
- Roll Cal, answered by Current
Events. Il
Piano Solo. Mearl Spence. &
The Spirit OF King Albert, Viola Glib
son.
Original story, Margaret Rule. \.
Vocal Solo, Bernice jackson.
Newspaper, Alice Thomas.
Discussion, Ruth Lueck and Virgin.
Ia Marks.
Recitation, Edgar Talcott.
Story. Bernard Keehner.
How Girls Study, Dory Mathys and
Clara Potter. 3js
Little One Star Flag Evelyn Wight
The Lost Battalion, William HOnz.
n Vocal Solo, Myrtle Marks.
Review OF Story, Pearl Cornelius.
lss War Poetry, Laura Wilder.
Original Story, Jessie Rule.
Man Of Sorrows Ruby Baber. HI,
Cnrnet Solo, Richard Ballentine.
!. Bryce Binnall came Monday from
Pearson for a visit at the parental,
Frank BinnalE home. n,
Miss lrma Hest, who has been as
sisting at the Dow hotel for several
weeks past, has gone to Dunlap where
she has secured employment
4 Mrs s. -. Aeker delightfully."- enter
Lained at q o'clock dinner Wednes-
day, the Mott McHenry and G. M. Tai
colt families. The McHenry family
we're also honor guests at the Eugene
Crandall and u p. Poitevin homes at
dinner Friday and Saturday.
The Red Cross wishes to express
gratitude to the school board for the
use Of the sewing room in the school
building where they have met Wednes- |
lay afternoo on of each week for the |
past year in the interests Of this
cause. I.
Mrs. Harry Huntington and daugh-
Ter Margaret were in Dunlap Satur- |
lay the latter having dental work I
done.
I Mrs. "A. H Rudd was passenger
from Council Bluffs Friday morning !
q assist in caring for J. r. Rudd, who
las been in q very low state for the
past week. Nj !.
Miss Martha Weiss and brother,
John, were in Denison Saturday visit
ngs the home folks. "a M
IA new posting machine was INSTALL
d in the McHenry bank the past i
veek. e lS +.
h Miss Ruby Baber, who has been con-
lned to her home for the past two
weeks owing to illness, has sufficient
recovered as to be able to return
o school Monday.
Mrs, r. Nv, Tech was visiting in Den
son Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Keehner, son.
sernard, and daughter, lara, went to
Wood bine Saturday for an over Sun
ay visit at the home OF his folks,
has. Keehner and wife. a 4
saturday afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. n. Butterworth were called upon L
9 part with their baby son who was
laimed by death. For a week ortls
loreI the little one was seriously ill
nd for several days death had been
expected. Everything possible was Il
one in behalf of the child but to no
vail. Bernard Everett, son OF Ell
ler Raymond and Hazel Butterworth. !,
'as born near Dow City Feb. II, 1918, X
nd passed away in Dow City, Feb. 22,Id
9lS, at the infant age OF / year and Is
days Bernard was a very sweet,
oyable child and his death is sad Is
low to the grief stricken parents. His
eparture will be keenly felt in the lie
ONE where the little life was like a la
~ OF sunshine. The hearts Of all Ia
with the mother and faith "
in this, what might be termed dou- +
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