Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-04-20
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The Meistersinger Male Quarette
will give an entertainment In the high
school auditorium, Thursday evening
April 81
( One day last week while Mr. and
Mrs. G. p. Roth Of Ackley were re-
turning home in their automobile from
a visit with relatives near New Vienna
they met with serious accident near
Winthrop, when their car collided
with car driven by Winthrop man
The collision occurred two miles east
of Winthrop on the Grant Highway
A dense smoke caused by burning
off weeds along the road obscured
the sight of the automobiles until
they were at such close proximity as
to avoid an accident. Mrs. Roth was
most seriously injured and was un-
conscious when removed from the
wreckage. She was taken to ply
sicians office in Winthrop and an
examination showed that two ribs
were fractured, the small bone of her
left leg was broken, and she received
a severe cut above the right ear, and
a number Of other bruises about the
head and face. Mr.. Roth received an
injury to his chest, an ugly cash on
the chin and an injured knee cap.
The two men in the Winthrop car
were thrown through the wind shield
and severely bruised. Their car was
badly wrecked.
Albert Staehle of Mitchell, South
Dakota, spent Friday visiting his sis
tiers, while enroute home from Du-
buque where he attended the Rotary
Convention.
Rev. w. J. Suckow has rendered his
resignation as pastor Of the First
Congregational Church effective May
LIST. Rev Suckow has accepted call
to the Congregational church at Forest
City, at an increase in salary. The
many friends he has made in Earl
VILE regret his departure but wish
him success in his new field of labor.
Relatives received announcement OF
the wedding of Miss Pearl Lieb TO
Carl w. Helm which took place IN
st. Peters Lutheran church In Du-
buque, last Tuesday evening. The Rev.
M. Matthias officiating. The bride is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lieb
of Dubuque, former residents of Earl
vile.
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Hackbarth
were callers in Manchester Wednes-
day.
Frank Sharp, of Cloves, visited rela-
tiyes in this place during the week.
Gladys DEMO, of Dubuque is spend
ing a few days at the home of Mrs
Frank Faust.
Mrs. Frank Rogers and children OF
Randalia, visited relatives in this
place few days.
The newly organized baseball team
has received some nifty" new uni
forms and other equipment. The boys
are now practicing and will play the
first game of the season at Dyersyille,
May, 9Th. On May 3Oth the Dyersvilie
team will play in Earlville with the
local team. Baseball fans are enthus-
iastic over the outlook of the newly
organized club and with little prac-
tice hope to develop bunch OF last
players.
Mrs. George Nieman is the happy
possessor of Fuehr & Stemmer play
er piano purchased from the local
agent, John Werkmeister.
Vernon Fee of Center Point visit
ed at the Charles Robinson home last
week.
The Teacher Club held an enjoy
able party at the schol house Monday
evening. The Misses Maud Clifton and
Mae Noble were hostesses and SER
we'd luncheon.
George Irmscher Of Epworth was
visitor in town the other day.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Feldman in Northfork township was
the gathering place of jolly crowd
of relatives and friends Thursday eve
ming. The occasion was the thirtieth
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Feldman and the merry crowd came
to celebrate the event. The evening
was spent in dancing, music and card
playing. At late hour a delicious
luncheon was served. During the eve.
ming the bride and groom of years
ago were presented with a beautiful
lamp to remind them of the happy
event.
Rev. L. D. Stubs attended the Tri-
District Conference and Institute OF
M. e. pastors held in Fayette last
week Pastors from the Waterloo,
Charles City and Dubuque Districts
were in attendance. A number OF noted
speakers were on the program among
them being Bishop Stuntz of Omaha
Mrs. Eta Hoyt has been quite sick
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Sam Luense of Greeley.
George Gould of Elkport, Indiana,
is visiting at the home Of his uncle
Charles Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dittmer and
Maylow, Mrs. George Klaus and Mar
garet Lindsay of Manchester were
at the Prentice home Sunday.
The Monday afternoon club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Elsie
Tietge.
The Misses Myra Reeve and Dorothy
Keyes entertained the Young Ladies
Society of the Congregational church
Monday evening.
George Reeder of Sioux City spent