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Newspaper
Jackson Sentinel
Location
Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1921
Page
1
Second Ward teachers invited members to discuss topics for the Self-Improvement Club. The United States government via the Children's Bureau urges focus on child health. The club aims to unite home and school, keeping parents informed and fostering noble aims for national health and character.
Miss Marjorie Weber and Mr Bernard Wing wed at the parochial home of Rev. L P Craney. Attendants were Martha Weber and Dale Wing. After a wedding dinner at Mrs Bay Burnett’s, the couple left for Cedar Rapids and other points on their honeymoon. They plan to reside in Fairview Ia on Mr Wing’s rented farm.
Clifford Bolt fourteen year old son of Mr and Mrs E E Bolt of Route 1 caught his finger in a grinding mill Saturday morning. The mill could not be stopped in time and the finger was badly crushed. Dr Owen Frank amputated part of the finger after bringing him to town.
Mr and Mrs Lew Wickwire mourn the death of their little grandson Tionalé aged 42 months the son of Mr and Mrs J H Williamson who passed away Sunday at Ropkinton in a family tragedy.
Parents interested in their child's school are invited to a Parent-Teachers greeting in the Assembly Room of the high school on Thursday afternoon at 8:30. Miss Leona Preiser has just returned from Cedar Rapids and spent a pleasant week with her cousin Miss Edith Potter.
Domestic Science pupils at Maquoketa High School visited McAllister Store to study cotton from raw fiber to finished goods. Mr Niepert explained processes from craver sales to market ready products. An exhibit loaned by Marshall Fields Store of Chicago showed cotton from the United States China Egypt and the Sex Islands with threads yarns and various bleaching mercerizing dying and printing stages.
Commandant Alfredia Swanson from Salvation Army Des Moines visits Maquoketa with Miss Goldin Verner and her baby to support the Maternity Home. The program offers forgiveness, guidance, and opportunities for young women aged 16 to 18, emphasizing compassion over blame. It notes high success rates and describes the Home as a safe haven fostering hope and better futures. Also reports on local moves including Frank Pain and Ed Hamilton’s Florida trip and Floyd’s enrollment at an Independence, Missouri radio school.
A Monday afternoon screening at the Orpheum Theatre drew strong interest as the Peoples Oil Company showcased its industry from start to finish. Manager Whitting, praised for public relations, helps boost city ties while the local station grows in popularity and plans to double capacity.
A bulletin from headquarters shows $1,030.49 received in Jackson County via cash or vouchers with Feb 15 as campaign close. The Red Cross Preston Branch sent $400 to Chicago HQ, raising questions about county credit. Local chair requests written reports or vouchers to ensure proper accounting and a stronger county showing.
Forty years ago on Monday January 31 a blizzard raged as M. J. Pinter and Katherine Ales of Lost Nation wed. The Pinders now live on Vermont Street and last night their children joined in celebrating four decades of a joyful, prosperous marriage.
Jackson County Farm Bureau named Mr Gen Walker the new county agent after a meeting last Saturday. Walker, a Towson native, has worked as an agricultural expert in a neighboring state for some time and comes highly recommended.
Mrs. Chris Anderson residing south of town submitted to a serious operation at the City Memorial hospital with Dr. R. H. Lott as operation surgeon. A. S. Blakely and daughter Myrtle visited Delmar for a few days. Roy Nickerson of Williams Arizona arrived Saturday for a brief visit with his sisters Mrs. F. H. Keck and Mrs. L. B. Carsor, then departed Monday afternoon.
Paul Holm of Center Junction, ex local resident, tested a Liberty truck and touring car as a barn owned by William Hill at Elwood burned last Friday night. Holm, a contractor, stored his vehicles in the Hill barn while his crews build the new Elwood school. The fire, with unknown origin, destroyed the barn and left Holm carless. insurance reportedly covers part of the loss.
Monticello high school debate team, with Helen Weber, Alice Clark, and Eugene Bowman, prepares to argue against establishing a Work Council or Shop Committee in all factories employing 200 or more workers. The local event at the school gym echoes months of prep and follows Monticello’s win over Marion.
Tap Notcher John Grant and several local breeders including Bob Crawford Mrs E A Clausen Semore Watt and Chas Mayer are described as making undeniable success with their hogs horses Herefords and steers. The ad highlights Rawleigh's Dip as essential and notes home delivery and other Rawleigh products. 62 1 pd.
At a state conference Vermont American Legion commanders adjutants and state executive members refused endorsement of a duty to pay exemptions for veterans. National Commander W F Galbraith Jr attended. The bill before the legislature was not approved as exservice men argued they should pay taxes like other citizens.
Two carious 4 vilsami gueases are being shipped this week as the company plans to double its tankage anodes to serve patrons in quantity and quality.
The Women's Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold their regular meeting Thursday evening February 5. All members are urged to be present. Regular meeting of the unit is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon next.
Maquoketa students honored by the University of Iowa literary society elect officers led by Lucile Colony and Myrtle Keeley. Zetagathia wins final debate at Town University defeating Philomathean on cabinet government. Local petition with 460 signers seeks road raise and dyke widening between Green Island and Lum bor Bridge as part of the Miami River Scenic Highway plan, with city officials backing Bellevue leaders.
Vincent B Clark and Mabel Gertrude Ripperton married at the Reformed church parsonage on Wednesday January 26 at 2 p.m. by Rev. D F Boomershine in a ring ceremony. She is daughter of Grant Howard and Martha Ripperton of near Emeline. he is a partner in a blue serge suit. After March 1 they reside on the Dutton farm two miles north of Iron Hill, where friends wish them a long, happy life.
The local high school edged Lyons 27 to 25 in a fast clean game. Local stars contributed nine points each in the first half while Marquis led the Lyons push in the second period. Maquoketa lineup featured Dalligher Gruenwaldt Anderson and Weede with Carson and Rockwell at guard.
We are delivering milk daily at 12 cents a quart and cream at 50 cents. Milk can be obtained at Heights Restaurant station for 12 cents a quart. Cows are tuberculine tester. For daily delivery, phone 296 R. L. Ps Kier Sanitary Dairy Co. 42-2
The Sewing Circle of the F. M. church will hold an all day meeting Friday February 4 at the parsonage with Mrs. Watterson. A hearty welcome is extended to all. Miss Agnes Sidle will host the Sday Club this evening.
Henry Dickman died suddenly about noon Friday at his home in Lost Nation. He was stricken with paralysis and found dead in the bathroom. A few minutes earlier he had been practicing to sing at Mrs. Christensen's funeral and seemed in usual health. He leaves six children: Minnie Burrichter of Monticello, Ida Muhl of Toronto, Anna Nammer, Martha, Fred, and Albert, all of Lost Nation.
Jackson county board of supervisors set deputy salaries for 1921. Names and amounts include A. R. McMeans deputy auditor 1600 dollars, A. L. Day deputy treasurer 1500, F. Bailey deputy treasurer 1500, Chas Seda deputy clerk 1500, Wirtz deputy sheriff ?, Emma Weber deputy recorder 900.
The Board of Trustees of Farmers Creek Downship will meet Monday February 7 1921 at Teters Mill to hire mad and drageiie men. Bids may be rejected in whole or part. Application for the work required on that date.
John Goodjohn of Delmar pleaded guilty in Davenport district court to failing to report an accident involving a child. Judge M F Donegan fined him 25 dollars plus costs. His attorney and the injured family stated he paid hospital bills totaling about 1009, and the parents urged leniency, testifying in support before the grand jury.
Mrs Minnie mSpoen, president of the Women's Relief Corps of Iowa, reports a strong quarter with 17 new members and 146 reinstated, bringing 1167 total additions in the last three months of 1920. Funds total general 15245.34 and relief 2508.04, with the prior year general fund 2919.20.
The Fulton Red Cross chapter will hold its regular meeting on Thursday February at the Old Fellows Hall. Every member is earnestly requested to attend due to important business to discuss. Look for further news in Thursday edition.
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