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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
Funeral of Willard hauser.

The funeral Of Elias Willard Haus-
er, who died Tuesday morning at his
home two and half miles northwest
of Albion, was held at l o'clock
Thursday afternoon from the Church
of Christ at Bethel Grove, the serv-
ices being in charge of the pastor.
Rev. E. H. Lewis, assisted by Rev.
George Biersborn, Of Lscomb. The
funeral was largely attended by rel
|atives and friends. The pallbearers,
all members of Mr.. Hauser's Sunday
school class, were Perry and Floyd
Wiley, Arthur Somerlot, Carson
Blair and Joseph McKibben. The
flowers were in charge of Misses
Rena Miller Gladys McKibben and
Clara Bauman and Mrs. Fred Thur
Der.
Relatives from away who were in
attendance at the funeral were Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Furland and fam
lily. Conrad, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Nyce and daughter Wilma, Burdette,
Mrs. Furland and Mrs. Nyce being
sisters of Mr.. Hauser; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman Boyd. Tama; David Boyd,
Marble Rock; Mrs. w. H. Robilliard,
Faribault, Mimi. Mrs. A. A. Brown,
West Liberty, and Mrs. Eliza Whit
acre and Joseph A. Whitacre, of this
city. G. F. Reidel, of Hayfield, Mimi.
a former neighbor, also was present
from a distance.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
FINANCIAL CAMPAIGN INTER.
CHURCH MOVEMENT SET UP
AT SERIES MEETINGS.
GEORGE GREGORY NAMED
CITY FINANCIAL CHAIRMAN
Or. Nelson w. Wehrhan, President
Of Tabor College, and Director OF
lnterohureh World Movement In
lows, Presents PIan--othsrs Speak
at Night Meeting at Y. N. c. A.

Plans for the financial campaign
of the interchurch world movement
in the county were set up at a Sc
ries Of meetings held Thursday after
noon and night at the Marshalitown
Club and the Y. NJ. G. A. George
Gregory was chosen chairman of the
citizens financial campaign for the
city. These meetings are the last
open gatherings to be held in the
city prior to the launching Of the
drive April 25. when thirty profess
tant denominations will join in rails
ing 1896, 900, 900 for the budget of the
movement.
DR.. Nelson w. Wehrham, president
of Tabor College, state campaign di-
rector for Iowa spoke to the meet
ing for women at the Y. M. {. A.
and to the men at the Marshaltown
Club in the afternoon. A discussion
of the methods to be used in the
campaign followed.
Night Meeting at az"
Bruce Baxter, Of New York City,
a national leader of the movement,
and DR.. Dunlap, also of New York
City, addressed the mass meeting at
the Y. M. G.. A. Thursday night. Mr..
Baxter spoke on the need of an ag-
gressive and united Christian pro-
gram. The meeting was well at
tended.
America is turning more earnest
ly to religion than it has in a de-
cade," said Mr.. Baxter, THAT is
why the church is face to face with
its opportunity these days and the
interchurch can show that it is a
good business investment, as well as
good investment spiritually"
DR.. Dunlap's lecture was illus
trated with slides showing the
worlds need of Christianity as re-
vealed by the interchurch survey OF
the home and foreign mission fields.
Baptists Are Organized.
1.-THE interchurch world movement
of North America is a movement Of
the churches, by the churches and
for the churches" said DR.. Dunlap,
in part. 1T consists Of the churches,
it is governed and controlled by
them, and it is designed by them to
promote their own work, and to do
more effectively in common what
they have been doing separately. 1t
is not a religious trust, and cannot
possibly become a super-church. The
movement will succeed or fail as the
individual churches succeed or fall
AS a result Of a sys,em protected
by e. f. Gildner, county campaign
director of the Baptist denomination,
the county Baptists expect to be
among the first in the United Stat0'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
r. L. CARLSON
GENERAL CEMENT CONTRAC.
TOR AND MASON

All work guaranteed and prices
reasonable. Price estimates promptly
given. Phone Red $50, Marshalltown,
Iowa ....
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
ALUMNI "sHow" PLEAsEs.
Home Vaudeville Performances At
tract Good Sized Crowds.


tract Good Sized Crowds.
The Marshalltown High School
Alumni Association benefit perform
ancos, Thursday afternoon and night.
at the high school gymnasium, prov
ed successful from an artistic and
financial standpoint. The undertake
ing was planned by the association
TO raise money to pay off deficit.
Because some Of the ticket sellers
lad not reported today Mrs. II. c.
Nichols. president of the association,
could make no definite estimate OF
the receipts. The matinee perform
ance for school children was largely
attended, and the evening audience
was of fair size.
The evening show" opened with
selections by the Clark's high school
saxophone quartet, followed by a
thirty minute performance by T.
Nelson Downs, the King of Koins."
who presented a new series of coin
tricks. Miss Carolyn Gallagher. OF
the high school,. gave pleasing
reading of Fourteen" and Miss
Alchia Bentley sang two groups OF
songs. John Quincy, "a little boy
with a big voice." accompanied by
Ralph Pyke, gave pleasing number
and the performance closed with
Gap" Wayne Thompson's awkward
squad Of the r. o. T. c. The moving
picture feature had to be eliminated,
the film not fitting the protector.
The afternoon program was not
the same as that given in the even
ing, students of the public speaking
department of the high school APP
pearing in place of some of the
numbers given at night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23

The Luther League of Trinity
Lutheran church met Thursday night
with Floyd Peterson, 800 North Third
avenue. ami during the evening en-
joyed short talk by Rev. Carl
Henderson. After the business SEES
sion the hosts mother, Mrs. Nels
Peterson, served refreshments a.
sisted by Mrs, A. Swan.
600
Mrs. John Cobb and Mrs. Leon
Brintnall were hostesscs Thursday
afternoon entertaining the members
of the Pas Nom Club at the Cobb
home In the Crown apartments.
Bridge formed the afternoons en-
tertainment, the prizes being won by
Mrs. Roy Good and Mrs. II. d. Wond-
err. The hostesses served refresh
ments.
At the meeting Of st. Margaret's
Mission, held with Miss Jane Skegg.
1914 West Main street, Thursday
night. the members decided to give
for Girls. Des Moines. In a guessing
contest the prize was won by Miss
Lou Vogel The hostesses, Miss
Skegg and Miss Eunice Peters, serv-
ed refreshments assisted by Miss
Grace Brennecke.
@ @ =
Miss Marian Tucker. specialist Of
Ames, gave an interesting talk on
home furnishings before the mem
beB of the Congregational aid So
ciety at the meeting held Thursday
afternoon at the church. The menu
bers transacted routine business and
sewed for the society and refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
They were Mesdames ]. w. Alden.
George Holt, E. A. Francis, Leon
Will and Roy McKinnon.
@ o o
The members of the aid society Of
the Methodist church decided at their
meeting held Thursday afternoon at
the church, to have mothers and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
Gard of Thanks.

We wish in this manner to express
our thanks and appreciation to the
different organizations. The Ward
Fruit Company, The American Elk
press Company. The Fire department
and the friends and neighbors, for
their kindness and sympathy shown
us in our great bereavement, the loss
of our son and brother. and for the
beautiful flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Coyne, Martin Coyne, Mrs.
Myron Evans, Mrs. Louis Gummert.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23

to forward daily reports of the pro-
gress OF their campI'.n.
"The organization IN the county Is
keyed up to high ten 'on," said Gid
ner," and we expect that the Baptists
and the citizens generally will re-
spond generously to the opportunity
offered them TO take vital part In
this great movement"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
HARRY WARD MARRIED
Young Man Welded to San. Fran
cisco Girl March 20.

Word has been received here from
Mrs A. E. Ward, until recently of
this city but now of Des Moines,
telling Of the marriage Of her young
er son, Harry, and Miss Hazel Louise
Darlington, of San Francisco, Calf,
March 80, in that city.
Mr.. Ward recently was discharged
from the army, in which he served
almost three years, several months
being spent in France. He met his
bride while stationed in California
and was married the day before he
left for home after receiving his dis
charge.
Mrs. Ward was expected to arrive
in Des Moines Thursday and the
couple are to make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Ward at 1176
Twentieth street. The bridegroom is
to enter the employ Of his father,
who is In the wholesale candy bust
ness
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
ARTHUR PHILLIPS INDICTED.
Rhodes Man Accused Of Stealing Au-
ton,obile Accessories.

Arthur Phillips, of Rhodes, indict-
ed the first of the week by the gra I'd
jury, was placed under arrest Tnurs-
Gay and released under cash bond OF
$500. Phillips is charged with larceny.
being accused Of stealing automobile
accessories from the Nichols garage.
Rhodes, valued at about 800.
Following the robbery search was
made for the stolen goods and it Is
charged that the missing articles
were found in Phillips house and
barn. The indictment against Phil
lips was the only one returned by
the grand jury at it's late session.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
Local Weather Record,

Forty nine and 40 were the ex-
tremes of temperature Thursday,
compared with 81 and 40 Wednesday.
and 70 and 4S a year ago Friday. At
7 this morning the temperature was
40, compared with 40 at the cores
Londing hour Thursday morning. The
rainfall Thursday was .0S of an inch
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
Attention, Rebskahs.

Marshall Rebekahs will meet at
Wilbur's mortuary tomorrow after
noon to attend the funeral Of John
Petersen. By order of noble grand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23
Farmer. and Mocha mic,

We have just received q fair sup
ply Of assorted bolts. both machine
and carriage, which we are selling
at very reasonable prices. Abbott &
Son.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-23

The Arnold School Mothers Club
will meet at o'clock Friday night
at the school building. Open meet
ing. Committee.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
HALLOWEEN FUN
FOR GARDEN FOLK

The Boosters League OF Union Park
Gardens, inspired by the SUCCESS Of
The program given on the Saturday
following Labor Day, is arranging for
a Halloween celebration that Will be
on an even more elaborate scale.
The program will be given on next
Saturday evening and VIII be novel
and original in its conception and
execution. Il will be IN the nature
OF a Cooks tour Of the World. '
Among the 500 homes in the Gardens.
there Will be flNc pOrts-represcn
the United States. Japan. Cuba. France
and Brazil. These ports Will be
decorated in keeping with The coun-
tries they represent. During the even
ing, each port will be visited by a
troupe OF fifteen performers all mask
cd, who will give a program Of enter
ta.nment which Is expected TO be
novel and amusing
The entertainment is TO include mu-
sic. vocal and instrumental, besides
many stunts appropriate 10 the Hal
loween occasion. All the talent for
the troops is expected 10 be recruited
from The Gardens. During the next
few days the Boosters committee Will
complete arrangements for the AFFAIR
The Cook tour entertainment is the
sucgeston Of A. II. Griffin. who is a
member Of The Boosters Leagie.
l-O
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
| S % G lie GW
, Miss Katie Helms in Cheswold

Miss Katie Helms in Cheswold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Macls7y. o
Marshallton, have been the guests ol
Mrs. w B. KNOTS, in Cheswold.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph swain. ol
Cheswold, have been visiting 10 vii
mington.
Ralph Sinex has returned from a
visit 10 his mother, Mrs. Alice Sinex
in Clayton.
John Chapman. Of Clayton, has
been entertaining his daughter. Miss
Mildred Chapman, Of this city
Mrs. John sheldrake, OF Harring-
/ Ton, has returned home after q pleas
ant visit to Wilmington friends
J. G. Slaughter has been visiting
Arthur Carrow, in Leipsic.
Mis- Nancy Cooper, who has been
the guest OF her grandparents, Mr.
and MrS. Fletcher Cooper, Of Wyo-
ming. has returned home.
Mrs samuel J. speal. OF Camden,
has been visiting Wllmington friends
Mrs. Clarence y. Clarke. OF Cam.
den, has returned home after a shor.
visit In this city.
Miss Marion stewart has been vls-
iting her parents, Mr. and Ms.
Charles stewart, Sr., in Clayton.
Mrs. n I. MoCalley. OF this city. has
returned from a visit 10 her sister.
Mrs. Luther seward. in Wyoming
Mr.. anC Mrs. A. A. Downham. Of
Wyoming, have been visiting rela-
tives In Wilmington.
Thomas Gooding has returned from
q visit 10 Mrs. Angelica Gooding, in
Wyoming
Mr. and Mrs William Collier and
Oh ildren have been visiting Mr. and
Mrs Burton Townsend in Wyoming.
Miss susie Flanniean has returned
from a visit 10 her mother, Mrs. Mary
=. stevenson, In Frederica.
Mis- Minnie Millinan. Of Milford,
has been spending several days in
Wilmington
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie r. Price have
returned from a visit 10 friends in
Milford and Georgetown.
Mrs. George Jones, OF Milford. who
has been visiting In Wilmington, has
returned home.
Joseph Potter has returned from a
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Potter,
Sr., In Little Greek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Redviue hav,
been visiting in Parsons
Miss Elva MONTAGUE. OF FELTON,, Is
visiting her sister In Wilmington.
Miss Claudia Phelps NJ Lone Isl
and is the guest OF Miss Louise Lea.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Neujs Of the
Y. W. G. A. Girl
ReSerUe Corps

Friendship Club will give a tea on
Monday afternoon for the board Of di-
rectors Of the Y. w. C. A. They vsdI
also present a program Of tableauY
representing different periods Of time,
Several weeks ago a library stand
opened for the young girls at tina
club rooms. sol Market street and
since that time many books have been
received Mss Alma Tall. girls work
secretary. is in charge and desires
contributions Of other books. A
bookcase is also needed badly.
At the leaders round table lunch.
con held on Wednesday at the Italian
settlement House. plans were dis
cussed for the mass meeting 10 be
held for young girls on November 81
in the Wilmington High School At
mls time Miss Jessie l.. Burial, OF
Washington, d. c., will address tho
girls. too II is the earnest desire OF
all leaders Of girls activities in VIII
mngton 10 have many young women
and girls attend this meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23
Clubs

The October business meeting OF
inc Washington Heights Century Club
WI be hed on Monday evening in
the club house. 1900 Boulevard All
oiilcefs are asked 10 be present, and
sented.
Cynthiase Helpers Branch. Interna-
tondl Sunshine Society, will meet at
une home OF Mrs. w. Jester, $40 East
iweniy-third street, on next Wednes-
day evening. All members are asked
TO note the change in The evening, as
~ mad been announced that the meet
ing would be held on Tuesday even
ing, october 2S. 1t is hoped that all
members viii attend this meeting
Washington Heights Branch OF the
International Sunshine Society, will
meet at 2.3O O'Clock on Monday az
ernoon at The home OF Mrs. Freder-
lex Lang. Elmhurst. All members are
asked TO be present.
At the meeting OF Bellefonte Civic
Club, held on Tuesday afternoon al
The nome OF Mrs. Jennie Eaton, a pro-
gram OF great interest was given.
Mrs. Fred Hope was in charge. She
contributed paper entitled "Comm-
bus Discovering America" Current
Events were gwen by Mrs. G. p. Nor
ris. Mrs. j. Allen Colby gave a help-
ful talk on how 10 fold the ballot. ,
IL was announced that the
luncheon Of the club will be held on
November 4 at the home OF Mrs Harry
Hurst rms VIII mark the flfth ami
versary Of the club.
The noNt npptfuU ~ fbo nIt,k ..aff
be held on Monday. November 1, at
the home Of Mrs Raymond Robert
son.
The first business meeting OF the
season Of the Colonial Danes Of this
city viii be held in the afternoon on
November s at the home OF Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.
Mrs. William dupont. who is spend-
ing some time at Hot Springs. Va.
gave dinner Thursday evening at the
Homestead 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
iedstrom, Mrs. Robert w Locke.
Mrs. 5. NJ. Nicholas and Mrs. william.
Armstrong
The dupont Sports Club will give a
Halloween party next Thursday even
ing in room i2i6i. dupont Building
This Will be the first affair Of The
season and it is expected ii Will be a
brilliant one.
4 Junior Branch Of the Elsmere
CIVIC Club was formed yesterday af-
ternOOn at the home OF Mrs. John
Reynolds. Girls who are members Of
the branch are under rs years. The
following officers were elected: Presi-
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

deEt. Miss Dorothy Crawford: vice
president, Miss ROSina kaufman: sec
retary, Miss Louise Dryden; treasurer.
Miss Marion Talley.
The president will name her com
mittees as soon as possible TO formu-
late plans for The winter.
Ihe first work that the members
VIII do IS the selling Of pencils for
the benefit OF the Home Of the Mercl-
tul Rest Several members Of the SEN
lor club attend the meeting
Members of the Middletown New
century Club will give a Masquerade
dance next Fridly evening for the
benefit Of the club.
AT the meeting OF the club on Tues-
day five new members were adm'ticd
me club will give a musical next
tuesday evening. The following chair
men nave been appointed in charge Of
the program Mrs. Lester VI. Nay
Tor Tor the frst period Of three
months; Mss Hester Jones for fhs
second period, and Mrs. Watson X
Belts for the third.
The Woman's Club OF Ns,Nport was
entertained by the members of ihe
New Castle Century Club yesterday
afternoon '"'
Members Of the Newport Cluh nres-
ent were Mrs. George Stuart. Miss Fila
w. Johnson. Mrs. B. W. Valentine
Mrs. II. NJ. Garrett, Mrs. William
King, Mrs. William Dannenhauer. Ms
hueben Pordham, Mrs. II. Taylor and
Mrs. David Bair.
Following the program, refresh
ments we're served.
The next meeting Of the Newport
Club viii be held at the home of Mrs
n; Taylor on next Friday afternoon.
me club is arranging for a dance
Which VIII be given In the Masonic
Der 4. N'''
AT a meeting Of the Silverbrook
Golden Glow held at the home Of Mss
Mildred johnson. i5ii Adams street
Wednesday evening the following Off
GERS were elected: Miss Mildred ENv-
ing. president; Mildred Johnson. vice
pres dent Mrs. Bevis. secretary. Viola
llnhon, treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Toul-
sin, chairman social committee Al
berta Rash and Edna Marvel assist
ants Norma Lunt. lookout commit
zee Margaret krause. sex committee
hate Harsnman. assistant; Winnie
DAVIS, chaplain and presswOman.
AFTER the business meeting a pleas
ant eeNning was enjoyed by an in
games and other pastlmes.- Refresh
ments were seryed.l
One hundred and nifty persons en-
loyed the masque dance at The New
Century Club last evening given bv
INC Wlltruco Club. Music was fur
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

A masquerade party was enjoyed
by memebrs Of the Eastlake Girl Re
serve Corps last evening at the club
room. A number Of pretty costumes
were seen and many novel decorations
in keeping with Halloween were used.
Games were played and refreshments
served.
Halloween parties will be gwen
next week by two Of the y. w. clubs.
on Thursday evening the F. l.. c..
Club will hold one and on Friday
evening The Friendship club viii en-
JOY party. Each affair will be for
both boys and girls.
At the meeting Of The Hiawatha
Corps yesterday afiernon il was de-
cided 10 meet on Tuesday afternoons
instead Of on Friday afternoon. AZ
the meeting next week officers will
be elected
The Girls Reserve Council met this
morning. Plans wero discussed for
the coming winters work.
Evening journal., 1920-10-23

Miss Mary Ramsey is spending some
time in Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Josephine Murphy and Mrs
James Mearns have returned from a
visit TO Luke. Md.
Mrs. Claude W. sutton and children
returned last week from Ocean City,
n. j..
Miss Jennie Page Of Williamsport,
Pa, is the guest Of Mrs. 4. f. Metz
ger.
Miss Jessie smith, Of Luke. Md. is
the guest Of Mrs. Eva g. Gettz, in this
city.
Commander and Mrs. j. Morton
Poole. 3rd, have returned from Mare
Island. California. and will take up
their abode shortly at Cynwyd, Pa,
for the winter
Charles Palmer clerk in the B. &
q. railroad freight office, is spending
two weeks vacation at pldNna,
Kan, ST. Louis. Mo. and Hutchinson,
Kan.
Charles Warner, chairman Of the
Republican committee, is spending
several days down the State.
Miss Rebecca Hamilton Morton, 1929
WoodRwn avenue, a student at the
Misses kirk's ~ch0ol al Bryn MaNsr
Pa. attended the wedding This week
of Miss Ali- ~ smith 90 Ernest r.
Dent. Miss Morton was a former class
mate Of the br de
r. G. Woodbridge. Jr., and party
were guests this week at the Hotel
Pennsylvania, New York city Mr.
Woodbridge is connected with the
'dupont Company.
Many Wilmingionians were present
at the Rose Tree Hunt on Thursday
afternoon. when Man o. War" made
his appearance Careful guards and
mounted police escorted Man O Var
on 10 The course One OF the Judges
requested. Via mcgaph0nC, that no au-
tOmObilc horns be blown and this re-
quest was granted although there
was a great outburst Of applause.
Among those from this city were
William DUPONT. lr Mrs. Richard
SELLERS. lr.. Miss Anne Gray, Colonel
~. ID Bush, the Misses Wilson, James
10 McComb. W. C. Grimth, Mr. and
Mrs g. " Hawke Nv ana Mr~ p
Moody and Miss Elizabeth Blanken.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G Townsend Of
Union Springs, y. Y, have returned
home after visiting Mrs. A. W. Rich
ards of this city.
Miss Margaret Hudson has reiurned
from Ocean City n. J
Mr.. and Mrs Frank s. Hines have
returned from a visit with relatives in
Philadelphia.
Miss Helen Davis has returned from
Atlantic Cinty.