Peace Maker Arrest Highlights Disturbing the Peace Case
Judge Swartz presided Friday over six defendants charged with disturbing the peace after a neighborhood quarrel among Jones and McCoy families. Muriel McCoy and Edith Jones led the melee. Ira Starr of Co. M attempted to intervene. all six received jail sentences with suspensions for good behavior. Captain Smith defended Starr. state information filed and venue change pursued.
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Swartz
Ottumwa Courier
Jones
Co. M
Lloyd Duke
Starr
Social Outing Of Builders' Class At Mrs Heston's Home
The English Lutheran Church Builders' class enjoyed a Sunday excursion to Libertyville with baskets and a meal under the trees at Mrs. Birdie Heston's lawn. After Sunday School and church services the group socialized and planned more summer outings.
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English Lutheran Church
Birdie Heston
Libertyville
M. E. Church
Local Briefs Twelve City Visitors and Travel Notes
Glen McKee spent Sunday with friends in Washington. Miss Gertrude Melinsky returned to Pleasant Plain. Miss Genevieve Ferrel of Libertyville visited in the city. Mr. and Mrs. George Goecke and daughters visited Edina Missouri with parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. L. Selby and Ruth left for Ohio. Kenneth Cook spent Sunday in New London. Mrs. Bessie Double visited Bert River home. Miss Mary Gifford of Bloomfield visited Mrs. D. E. Crail. August Foss of Brighton were city visitors. Wm. Nash of Washington visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McClain remodel their North Court home. Frank Peterson of Lockridge was in the city. Kenneth Thorpe of Washington visits relatives. Baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Ordyn Fordyce near Libertyville. Miss Helen Murphy at Mt Pleasant summer school spent Sunday at home. Lyman Crabbe spent Sunday in New London. Mrs. W. E. Prouty returned to Lockridge after visiting here. Mrs. EB Boyd of Lake City Minn visiting the Stout home. A. W. Taylor and daughter Gertrude and Mrs. Harry N Ball left for Warren Ohio. Miss Elizabeth Raney left for Toronto. Mrs. Marion Tracy and daughter Ollie of Brookville visited. Hulda Bright returned from Rock Island after Lutheran meetings. Lutheran prayer meeting will begin eight o clock in summer. Master Patrick McLaughlin leaves for Monmouth and Kewanee. J O Lambert of Brighton visiting daughter Mrs H D Minster and will consult a physician.
League to Present In His Steps at Libertyville
Epworth League of First Methodist in this city staged In His Steps at Lockridge to a packed house with many turned away. They will repeat the performance there and next Wednesday perform in Libertyville for Big Sisters of the Methodist church, raising funds toward the new church pledge.
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Epworth League
First Methodist Church
Lockridge
Libertyville
Big Sisters
Methodist Church
Parkersville
Mrs Headey Visits Ottumwa Before Returning Home
Mrs R E Headey, visiting at the John Comingore home, returned to Kansas City yesterday. She was accompanied by her mother to Ottumwa where they visited Clifford Comingore of Company M.
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R. E. Headey
John Comingore
Kansas City
Ottumwa
Clifford Comingore
Company M
Personal notices list visits and travels across Iowa towns
Miss Dollie Ebbert leaves tomorrow for Murray Louisiana for a several days visit with friends and relatives. Dr Daniels of Des Moines is in the city on business. Miss Nora Miller visits relatives in Mt Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Lewis Hilderbrand of Lockridge visit sister Mrs Floyd Wildman before sailing to Birmingham. Mrs Harriet Edmonds Mary Loofbourrow Sam Turner W Pence Phillip Webber Schaefer and J S Gantz go to Davenport for the G A R and W R C encampment.
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Dollie Ebbert
Murray, la
Nora Miller
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis Hilderbrand
Lockridge
Floyd Wildman
Birmingham
Harriet Edmonds
Mary Loofbourrow
Sam Turner
W. H. Pence
Phillip Webber
Schaefer
J. S. Gantz
Davenport
Prof C W Mountain Starts 10 Week Summer Voice Theory
Prof C W Mountain returns from vacation and begins a ten week summer term in voice and theory. Assignments available on Monday Thursday or Friday. Those seeking voice or harmony lessons may telephone 3484 or visit 205 North 5th Street.
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C. W. Mountain
North 5Th Street
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Company M Peacemaker
Arte
Elk’s Club
Elks
Cards
Kensington
Emma Viola
N. T. Lamansky
Orville C. Wood
Rock Island, Ill
Twenty-fourth Street
Rock Island
Ill
Dee Moines Register
W. S. Allen
George Jay, Jr
Shenandoah
The
Admen’s Association
Westminster Bible
Presbyterian Church
H. H. Brown
George Woods
A. H. Messer
White Rose Club
Nettie Parsons
West Jefferson Street
Frank Simpson, Jr
East Broadway Street
Anita
Dbriefs
Glen McKee
Washington
Gertrude Melinsky
Pleasant Plain
Genevieve Ferrel
George Goecke
Edina, Mo
Cliff McClain
County Line
W. L. Selby
Miss Ruth
Ohio
Kenneth Cook
New London
Bessie Double
Burlington
Bert River
Mary Gifford
Bloomfield
D. E. Crail
August Foss
Brighton
Wm. Nash
Frank McClain
North Court Street
Frank Peterson
Kenneth Thorpe
Helen Murphy
Lyman Crabbe
W. E. Prouty
EB. C. Boyd
Lake City
Minn
Dan Stout
Los Angeles
Cal
A. W Taylor
Gertrude
Harry N. Ball
Warren
Elizabeth Raney
Toronto
Canada
Ellery Raney
Marion Tracy
Miss Ollie
Brookville
City
Hulda Bright
Convention of the Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church
Patrick McLaughlin
Monmouth and
Kewanee, II
J. O. Lambert
H. D. Minster
Libbertyville
Newport Cafe
M.S
Thoma
Trades and Labor Assembly
Federal
Carpenters
Dr. Daniels
Des Moines
Cable Lumber
C. C. Conner
Ottumwn
Baker’s Piano Store
Orange
Jooj
Forest City Bottling Works
South B Street
Gaumer Bros
C. Ek. Anderson
LE In
Fairfield Pure Ice Company
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