Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-09

week 81 the congregational church,
The afternoon was spent in sewing
for the hospital making surgical
dressings, and making aprons for the
Indies OF the county farm, which Will
be presented to them at their annual
Christmas party The meeting was
very successful and the guests spent
very delightful afternoon
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The w. c, r u, meeting was hold
Yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs II, H. Kramer, with about TWEEN
ty-nve members in attendance, The
meeting was called to order by the
president, Mrs. PrueHa Warrick, at
2 o'clock BY Invita- ion Brothers
HarveE ana Scott OF the Iowa team
led the devotional exercises which
were very inspiring and We're greatly
appreciated by those present Mrs.
Ethel BOwermaster, delegate from the
union of the w. c. r. L. to the con
vention held in Decatur. gave an eN.
cellent report which awakened the
members to greater activity. Mrs,
Bowermaster was appointed chair
man OF the union at yesterdays meet
ing for The annual anniversary of the
eighteenth amendment to be held on
Jan. %. Prayer was led by Rev. II.
II. Kramer.
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More than 400 were served at the
"Spanferkel" supper held las, even
ing at Zion memorial hail, by the
members OF the American Luther
league of Zion Lutheran church. The
affair proved huge success, and ali
present spent a very social evening.
During the course OF the evening mu'
sic and entertainment was furnish
ed the guests The ladies served sup
per at $50 and all enjoyed the de-
Ncious menu which consisted Of roast
pork, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes,
bread, butter, coffee and applepie, .
\ very delightful dancing party was
given at the American Legion hail
last evening by the Lambda champter
of Kappa Alpha ri fraternity. over
sixty couples attended and all spent
very enjoyable evening. Dancing
formed the diversion for the evening,
one OF our local orchestras furnish
inc the music from to /. The at,
fair was subscription dance, and
proved very successful.
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Rotary club was held at the New
American restaurant at noon yeSter-
dav. Luncheon was served at 12:l5
to filty-0ne guests, after which
Of interesting talks were Civ
en-. J. 4 Glen, of Beaumont Tex,
who is division superintendent of the
Santa Fe railroad, gave a very inter
esting talk about the railroad, and
strikes.
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Don't 70 get to attend the big
dance at ArIaory tomorrow evening
to he given by the American Legion
bo.s. It is the annual Armistice day
dance and always proves TO be one
lf the eavest dances of the year, be-
,ausn OF tie cOngerial crowds which
,tteld 1t will be splendid oppor-
unity for Young and old to enjoy
themselves. Special entertainment
will be provided in connection with
he dance
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The employees Of the Public Service
company OF Ottawa and Norris will
be entertained this evening in the
building occupied by the company in
this city, at a delicious banquet TO
be eeryed at $50 O'Clock. The re-
mainder of The evening will be spent
at cards and dancing.
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Mrs. Emery Norem will entertain
the Dorcas circle of Trinity Lutheran
church tomorrow evening at the par
los of the church, All members are
to attend.
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The Dorcas circle of the Trinity
Lutheran church will hold its regular
meeting Friday evening of this week
in the church parlors. Mrs. Emery
Norem will be the hotsess. The meet
ing will be called to order promptly
at 7:30. A program win be given,
afterwhich the evening win be spent
sewing for our annual bazaar which
will be held in a short time. All
members anG friends are invited to
be present.