Manchester Democrat., 1921-03-23
DUNDEE

Primary.
Recitation, "The Blessed Savior Liv-
eth-Ruben Cotton.
Drill, "The New Earth"-Three
Boys.
Duet, easter Messenger"
and Floy Aimers.
Recitation, "The Little Ones he
blessed"ELetha Morris.
Drill, Alphibet.
Song-Young People.
Drill" universal Easter.
Recitation, 1.-The Easter Hope, 1rvie
Heyer
Quartette-The little children.
Drill, "How a plant caught faith,
hope and love-"
Recitation, "If you never had heard
-Garold Hagellberg.
Reading, "The Pilgrim decision
Florence Seiberling.
Song,-Young people.
Exercise-by Elmer Seiberling and
Francis Aimers; followed by the eve
ming offering.
Song, what did it mean?' Congre-
cation.
Organist-Irene Heyer.
A number of the young people from
town went Thursday evening to help
Miss Bertha Remont to celebrate her
16 birthday.
Mrs J. H. Firman went to Lamont
Monday and called on number OF
her friends and returned home Tues
day
Miss Marie Morris from near Cof-
fins Grove spet Friday and Saturday
with her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Will First.
Merle Martin cut his hand very
, severely severing vein with chisel
| Thursday while working at Manua!
training.
Mrs. Ed. Kelley went to Cedar Rap
ids Tuesday as delegate for Rose
Camp 24SS, r. N. A., of Dundee to at
tend the state convention, Mrs. kel-
ley said it was very interesting and
instructive. There were 6S new men,
bers taken in on Tuesday evening.
DR.. Krist the head physician who had
been over in France during the war
gave a very interesting talk. Mrs.
Kelley returned home Thursday feel
ing we'll repaid for her trip to Cedar
Rapids.
Mrs. E. Hebron returned home Mon
day from North Dakota where she
had been to attend the funeral of her
sister and brother-in-law that were
killed in an auto accident.
Miss Osborn of Mechanicsville, Iowa,
spent a few days last week with her
uncle D. H. Rummel and family.
Adla Reynolds and Fritz SEIZURE
went to Oelwein Saturday and return
ed the same day.
Mrs. Will Briggs and son Of Oel-
vein visited at the George Pound home
Friday.
Mrs. D. H. Rummel and two children
Alice and Charles went to Cedar Falls
Saturday to spend a week with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Misses Bracell Pelley and Edith
Smith were Oelwein shoppers Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Glass and
son and Mrs. Minnie Jennerjohn and
daughter Alvina visited at the Ed.
Jenerjohn home west of Mount Hope
Miss Elsie Gienapp and motherwent
to Oelwein Saturday.
Little Erma Mae Jennerjohn spent
Thursday with her grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. George Heyer.
Mr.. Mace the Music man of Straw
berry Point was a Dundee business
visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Aimers and son Francis
went to Lamont Friday to visit her
daughter Mrs. Dale Jones and return
ed home Saturday.
Roy Pearce who has been in the
hospital at Anamosa for the past seven
weeks returned home Tuesday.
Ernst Lee went to Delhi Monday to
visit his aunt Mrs. Lydia Lett and re-
turned home Saturday.
Edith Smith returned home Monday
from near Greeley.
Roy Chamberlin of Manchester call
ed at the parental Irb Chamberlin
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Put Hatfield of Man
| chester were guests at the George
Heyer home Sunday.
Fred kleinsorg was Dubuque busi-
ness visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Merit Dodge of Strawberry Pt.
was entertained at the Irb Chamber
lin home Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Sedgwick and daughter
Amey visited at the Charles Sedgwick
home east of town.
Mrs. Nelson Gilbert is on the sick
list
Miss Laura Briggs of Oelwein call
ed on her aunt Mrs. George Pound
Sunday afternoon.
Joe Lee and family moved on to the
Jack Kelley farm east of Dundee.
Henry Boil of Masonville visited
with his daughter Mrs. Walter Hughes