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Newspaper

Jackson Sentinel

Location

Maquoketa, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1920

Page

4

Annual Meeting of Library Board Report 1920

The Free Public Library Board met on Tuesday June 12 1920 with trustees and staff present. Miss Morden presented the annual financial report showing balances and additions, and Miss Simpson was re elected librarian with H M Isbell chosen janitor and secretary. The librarian’s annual report for 1919 details circulation of 39 652 volumes and a stable open schedule along with gains in reference and reading room use and gifts of books and magazines including a Japanese collection.

Board of Trustees the Free Public Library The Free Ma- Free Public Library Iowa Libary Association Waterloo Reading Library Coverdale Ruth Isbell Alx Times Ids W. Sappsoc

Davenport Woman Undergoes Surgery At St. Like's Hospital

Mrs. Allen Edleman of Davenport was operated on Monday at St. Like's Hospital. The surgeon was disappointed in the results hoped for and Mrs. Edleman, sister of Matt Snoddy and Miss Kate Snoddy, has many clients in Maquoketa and vicinity who will grieve over her illness.

Davenport Allen Edleman St. Like’s Hospital Edleman Matt Snoddy Kate Snoddy Maquoketa

Royal Neighbors Elect and Install Officers at Lodge Meeting

At the regular Roy al Neighbor Lodge meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the M W A Hall officers were elected and installed including Oracle Doris Schocker V Oracle Hannah Schall Chancellor Julia Edson Recorder Mattie Ralston Receiver Augusta Gregor Inner Sent Dora Reeves Outer Sent Carolina Anderson. Managers Nettie Follet Ella Cod Ting A resolution was adopted thanking Mrs Minnie Miller for her efficient and faithful service as Secretary for the past 14 years.

Royal Neighbors Intel Royal Neighbor Lodge M. W.A. Hall Oracle Doris Schocker Hannah Schall Julia Edson Mattie Ralston Augusta Gregor Inner Dora Reeves Carolina Anderson Nettie Follet Ella Cod- Ting Minnie ‘Miller

Wedding Bells Ring in Chicago Wednesday

W. Howard Johnson of Maquoketa marries Miss Helen E. Weeman of Chicago. The ceremony occurred at the Congregational parsonage in Chicago at 4 30 pm Wednesday, followed by a 6 pm dinner at the bride's parents home. The newlyweds will reside on East Locust Street Maquoketa.

W. Howard Johnson Helen E. Weeman Chicago Geo. B. Weeman Lakewood Ave Johnson East Locust St Geo. B. Weemen Maquoketa E. Weemien J. H. Scholl F. Vidohnson Johnson and Jecobson The Sentinel

Lamotte Forms American Legion Post with 16 Charter Members

Commander FL E Thomas of the igcal American Legion Post and High Williamson helped organize a Lamotte Post on a Wednesday evening. Sixteen charter members enrolled amid inclement weather, with optimism Lamotte will soon boast a Past from 3 to 100 members.

American Legion Lamotte FL E. Thomas Igcal Williamson Thomas Ethetomintryscutae Commission

Miller Couple Celebrate Sixteen Years of Marriage

Mr and Mrs Miller marked sixteen years of marriage with a Tuesday evening gathering at the beatful country home of Mr an Mrs Mathas. About 100 guests enjoyed dancing and visiting followed by a three course lunch at midnight. The couple have resided in the community with the esteem of many friends who wish them many more happy years together.

Anad Mrathas Miller Billy Sims Toum W. B Delmar TC. Gregory Davenport Henry Schama John Wilson Fred Marlowe Oero Gee Danielson

Rebekahs Install Officers At Regular Meeting

At the regular meeting on Thursday evening the Rebekahs installed officers for the new term. N G Ellen Lockwood V G Alice Reiter Sec Laura Haycock Treas Cynthia Miller Warden Lana Patterson Conduct Hartie Barnes RS to N Nell Thomas L S to Lia McMurras RS to V G Florence Griffin L S to V G Ida Penrose Inside Guard Amaz McPeak Outside Guard Carrie Rapp Captain Elizabeth Hench

Rebekahs N. G Ellen Lockwood V. G Alice Reiter Sec Laura Haylock Tress Gynthia Miller Lana Patterson Hartie Barnes Nell Thomas L. S. Ta Lia McMurras Florence Griffin L. S V.G Ida Penrose Amaz M¢Peak Carrie Rapp Elizabeth Hench

More Than His Shoe Henry Wing Prepares For Surgery

Henry Wing a college student in Ames writes his mother Mrs. Richard Wing that he will undergo an operation Saturday at 8 o clock. A reformed soldier, he was wounded in France and spent months in overseas and U.S. hospitals. The family hopes for the best results.

Henry Wing Ames Richard Wing Henry France U.S

Fire Sparks Roof Blaze at Third Ward Home

A small fire burned a hole in the roof of Fred Farnsworth home in the Third ward Wednesday forenoon. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze before it reached the interior, leaving minor smoke and heat damage. The notice warns readers to secure homes against similar incidents. The snippet appears in The Jastson Sentinel.

Fred Farnsworth Third Ward Sule Lyman B. Buchner

Nine Laws for the Pedestrian Urged by NY Official

Francis M. Hugo, Secretary at State for New York, urges pedestrians to use corner crossings, look both ways, pause for autos, and avoid crossing between moving cars. The list emphasizes safety, street car awareness, and child admonitions, highlighting alertness, balance, and caution as key habits.

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Ten Commandments for the Motorist reprinted from 1919 law

Reprinted from the 1919 edition of the Motor Vehicle Law, New York, the piece lists commandments for motorists. It stresses slowing at intersections, yielding to pedestrians, reporting accidents, and maintaining brakes and lights, ending with a reminder that safety saves life and limb. The advisory cites the ABCs of smooth operation: Always Be Careful.

New York

Maquoketa Bowling Team Heads to Davenport Tournament

Local bowling team consisting of Ralph Lang Pete Peterson Will Rankin Dutch Jacobsen Floyd Kendall and Albert Scholl will participate in the state bowling tournament in Davenport from January 2 to 24. It is hoped Timber City ten pin experts will perform well and bring back a goodly share of the prize slate.

Maquoketa Ralph Lang Pete Petersen Will Rankin Dutch Jacobsen Floyd Kendall Albert Scholl Davenport Timber City Bacon

Booking Entertainments and Local Movements Reported

Booking Entertainments manager Mrs B S Moyle has joined Redypath-Vanter Lyceun Burgas Cedar Raptis and left for new duties. H A McIntire attended a veterinary meeting in Des Moines and plans to visit his mother in Indianola before returning Friday. Im Taylor and wife sold Cedar Rapids property and will take possession of Godwin fruit farm in the northeast city area March 1. Mrs J S Stearns and co Pat and Mrs A Hancock and darts ter departed for Minneapolis to visit and return to Rettinger ND. Mrs Swarns seeks care for her father before date James Smith.

B.S. Moyle Redypath-Vanter Lyceun Burgas West Winter H. A. McIntire Des Moines Indianola Im Taylor Cedar Rapids Godwin J.S. Stearns and Co Hancock Dartster Minneapolis Mina Rettinger N. D Swarns James Smith

Report of Red Cross Christmas Seals Sale Totals

Report lists sales by place with amounts from Foulton to Maquoketa and Monmouth to Sahala. Totals show 32.90 and 108.27 with 50 percent kept in the county. several towns report no data.

Foulton Emeline Tren Hill Maquoketa Miles Monmouth Preston Sahala Spragueville Hurstville Baldwin

Sale of Seals to Children in Red Cross Drive

List of children who sold 200 or more Christmas Seals and received commendation certificates signed by Governor Harding and John H. Peck of the Iowa Tuberculosis Association. Names include Alice Riggs Ernestine Meliire LaFrance Crane Beulsh Abrahms Thelma Abrahms Harold Geisler Harry Lowder and others.

Red Cross Governor Harding John H. Peck Pres Lowa Tuberculosis Association Alice Riggs Ernestine Meliire LaFrance Crane Beulsh Abrahms Thelma Abrahms Harold Geisler Harry Lowder Anna Mary Poin Itn Green Milord Clary Fern Schocker Faé Brady Jennie Langkjer Tmogene Moeller Eleanor Seeley Lois Brady Sismes Bjork Elsie Mohr

Fine Farm Sold in Jackson County to Paul Rokling

Paul Rokling of Lost Nation acquires the 160 acre Meinke farm known as the Paul Jenkins farm, located south of Maquoketa. The price is 306,500 about 415 an acre. Meinkes will reside on the property next year with Roedling taking possession March 1. Broker Billy Rutenbeck spearheaded the transaction.

Wm. T. Meinke Paul Rokling Lost Nation Ar. Meinke Maqueets Paul Jenkins Jackson County

Congregational Church Officers and Deacons Listed for Three-Year Terms

Church officers and deacons named for three-year terms include B Webster and L T Martengen as deacons James Campbell and Hugo P Stasck as trustees H B Hubbell treasurer Lulu B Hinman clerk and benevolences treasurer Mrs L L Black U S officers Supt Miss Simpson first Asst Supt Miss Annes Staack Asst Supt Miss Lena Blessing Sec and Treasurer George Schmidt Ist Asst Sec and Treas Paul Myatt Asst Sec and Treas Wilford De Grimm Organist SS Mrs J C Nitz Chorister SS Mrs Paul Myatt Nitz Ladies Society President Mrs Chas Berkley Second Treasurer Mrs E 2 Harz Organist Mix J G Nitzsche Chorister Mrs Bruce Debdler

Congregational Church B. Webster L. T. Martengen James Campbell Hugo P. Stasck Treas H. B. Hubbell Lulu B. Hinman Treas L. L. Black U. S Miss Simpson Annes Staack Lena Blessing Snd George Schmidt Paul Myatt Wilford de Grmw S.S J.C. Etc Nitz Tadies

Cottage Transfer on East Platt Street

East Platt Street cottage owned by Soki A L Smith is transferred to L C Smela with possession set for March 1. The Smiths plans are unknown but they are expected to move to another city. Mrs Ralph Myatt to host the O D O Club west Wednesday afternoon. Lead or Bring is your Kodak Films. We will develop sid print them prompils. Snow White Pharesxer. Ebner Smith returns from an $8-21 Chicago trip.

East Platt Street Soki A. L. Smith L. C. Smela Mrs. Smith Ralph Myatt West Kodak Snow White Pharesxer Ebner Smith Chicago

Daily Jottings Pryday Social Round In Maquoketa

A winter day brings social visits and gatherings across Maquoketa. Twenty ladies from the Birth day Club visited Mrs. Richard Wing, with others hosting activities at Olive Kund sll and Miss Penn Somers entertaining the RA. B. Club. Various residents attended dances, dinners, and card parties. Notable mentions include Judge A J House’s improving health and a chicken pie supper by the Congregational ladies raising 65 dollars.

Birthday Club Airs Richard Wing Mer Chas. Anderson Tittle Davenport Olive Kendsll Penn Somers RA. B. Club

Letter from Frank Fletcher on Emekelle letterhead

A personal letter dated November 23, 1994 from Frank Fletcher at Tempter-Day Road Emekelle to Mr. BH Godwin. He explains delayed correspondence due to demobilization and seeks possible plans for future visit, mentions his wife, wartime hardships in New England, and work with the Auto Association. Describes hunting activity in Warfeld Park and Lord Disure’s meet with fox packs and a ground-mound hunt.

BH. Godwin Mr. Callister New England Auto Association Niga Warfeld Park Wich Hill Old Queen's Waltham Father

Maquoketa Passenger Car Incident Noted By Conductor

A well known Maquoketa woman attracting attention on a return trip from Souch Nakutu to her home caused a scene when the conductor Jack Higgins announced Maquoketa as the best town in Iowa. A Chicago bound traveler recognized Lenore Metinis, the noted singer, during the exchange.

Souch Nakutu Maquoketa Towa Indy Calomio Chicago Mami Etches Lenore Metinnis Jack Higgins Navenport Ang Hiss Mary

Poxtist Association Presents Olympic Week Night

The Poxtist Association invites the community to a Wednesday evening event aimed at raising funds. Henry's Orchestra will provide music and two outstanding performers are expected to entertain, offering a rattling good time while supporting a beneficial community cause.

Poxtist Association Henry's

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