Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1921-03-09
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~~rfm's Vacation '-Maryella Burrow.
Angels Wickedness" Lucille Klaus.
.s'The Littlest Rebel"-Wilma Mey-
thaler.
"How the Young Captain Died.
Ruth Pulver.
Piano -Edythe Douglas and
Hester Hamblin.
HUMOROUS CLASS.
IA Modern Miracle"-Ella Basker-
Vile.
"Sockery Joins the Lodge"-William
Cooper.
"The Lady Across the Aisle"-Nellie
Faust. .,z... .@-e,s-
"He wanted Ivory soap"-Lois Hunt
1.-THE little Gentleman"-Joyce Lowe.
Instrumental Solo-Harold Wendt.
Piano Solo-Lucille Hunt.
After this program the judges, J.
F. Hinkhouse of Lenox College, Roy
Abbott of the Iowa State Teachers
College, Cedar Falls, and A. s. Watson
of Epworth retired to compare notes
and later announced their decision
as follows: First honors over all, was
awarded to Wilma Meythaler. Second
honors, Lois Hunt. Third honors Nellie
Faust Lucille Klaus was awarded
second place in the dramatic class.
Each contestant handled their sub
jects in an admirable manner and
it was difficult task to decide the
test was one of the best held in the
high school and much credit is due
the teachers who instructed the pupils
Myra Reeve was caller in Dyers-
{ vile, Saturday. ..--.
Albert Volt has resigned his posi-
ton with the Dyersville Commercial
to accept similar position at Lady
smith. Wisconsin.
Forty couples enjoyed a social dance
In the opera house Friday evening.
The home orchestra furnished music
for the occasion. 49, 49,.
Bonita Seger, who is attending Col
lege in Waterloo spent the week end
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Seger.
The Good Cheer club was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs.
M. e. Stoner, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Strickland of
Manchester were callers Wednesday.
B. w. James of Gutenberg visited
friends in this place. Friday. .~
The Monday afternoon club was en-
tertafned at the home of Mrs. Nettie
Rogers. @
Rose Lorenz Of Greeley visited With
friends here Friday. s.,
Mrs. A. D. Long Of Manchester, visit
ed friends in this place Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Splinter are the
parents Of a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard SNYDER en-
tertained a party of friends, Friday
evening.
The Earlville Woman's club held an |
enjoyable meeting at the home of Mrs,
James Rogers Thursday afternoon.
Frank Loomis of Mt. Vernon spent
part OF last week visiting relatives
in this place.
The ladies Aid Society of the Luther
an church was entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Bertha Wendt Thursday af.
ternoon
Mrs. Ross Metcalf and daughter
Dorothy OF Waterloo, spent few days
visiting among their relatives in Earl
vile and vicinity.
Grace Young of Cedar Rapids spent
the week end with home folks. Z
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holscher were 1,
visitors Wednesday. u
Mrs. John Robinson and children
departed Thursday for their home at 8
Stirrum, South Dakota. 6
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Salow of Man :
chester visited relatives in this place E
:
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Binning and E
son were Dyersville visitors, Wednes- :
lay =
The 7. M. L. Club was delightfully."- e
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Nor g
on Klaus, Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies Missionary society of =
he Congregational church held an =
III days session at the church Tuesday g
pot luck dinner was served at noon. e
nd in the afternoon an interesting g
rogram was given. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Welker Schaller and e
4e~Misses Grings and Schroeder of IS
dubuque were guests on Sunday at the =
ouis Schaller home. =
Mrs. Julia Freeman who has been "a
eeping house for Mrs Elias. Faust e
n the past year, returned to hef home e
ere last week, Mrs. Faust having e
egained her health sufficiently to care q
)r her self. =
Grace Hersey and Bertha Staehle e
pent Monday in Dubuque. =
Mrs. Ida Crosby of Delaware spent =
riday visiting friends in this place. =
The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church e
cid an interesting program at the e
ONE OF Maud Murley Tuesday after F.
DON. e
Mrs. s. w. Klaus was the recipient f.
a jolly surprise party Mounday =
vening when number of her friends e
rived at her home to assist in cele-
rating her birthday. The surprise was e
5 complete as it proved enjoyable =
nd at a late hour delicious refresh e
tents were served. =
Mrs Phoebe Martin of Gay Mills, =
'iscOnsin, spent a few days visiting e
er sister Mrs. L. H. Baskerville. e
Mrs. Lucy Rankin of Kansas, spent e
tuesday, visiting Mrs. Emma Carpen- e
r. =
Clarence Gibbs visited in Cedar Ra- e
ids Friday. =
Mrs. George Van Gerpen of Apling e