Engagement Announced for Miss Peter Due Mong to Benjamin Helferich
A postnuptial shower at the Lundall home 1140 Twelfth avenue Moline honored Mrs Paul Derksen and announced the engagement of Miss Peter Due Mong of Moline to Mr Benjamin Helferich of Maquoketa. The wedding is planned for December 14 with gifts awarded to Miss Mildred Greer and Mrs Ernest Smith of Rock Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudy Lundall
Ermine Land
Pegry Due Mong
Lundall
Twelfth Avenue
Moline
Paul Derksen
Peter Due Mong
Eliza Due Mong
Maquoketa
Benjamin Helferich
Frank Melferich
DeSaulsiers Printing Co
aelightt-Tel
Mildred Greer
Ernest Smith
Rock Island
DaeMons
Grace Woodrow
Nannette Greer
Woodrow
Sixth Avenue
Davenport
Ppoings of a Good Society Aid Bazaar and Donations
Armenian and Home Relief Societies distribute clothing and comforts to needy residents. Items include shoes, stockings, dresses, coats, petticoats, and new woolen dresses. McAllister Store aids at cost. bazaar set at Martin Hat Shop on December 6 with four 3 lb challis comforters and a rug donated. Meeting scheduled November 22 hosted by Mrs Louise Maiafi for Home Relief work this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine
Armenian and Home Eliet Society
Neipert
McAllister
Martin Hat Shop
Mondey
Des
Carlota
Young
Louise ‘Maiafi
Des Moines Man Succumbs After Severe Burns
Succumbs to burns at Samaritan Hospital in Des Moines, Burs J G Blessing dies after week of injuries. He was shipped to South Omaha for burial beside his late wife, survived by two sons Leonora of Ontario and Earl of California, a daughter Mrs J M Seeberg of Manistique, Mich., two sisters Mrs J C Glaser of this city and Mrs Frank Weinschenk of Bellevue. Blessing, born near Andrew, learned the harness trade with Geo Nabling, father of Gourze Dabling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Biessing
Des Moines
Samaritan Hospital
South Omaha
Leonora
Ontario
Earl
California
J. M. Seeberg
Manistique, Mich
J. C. Glaser
This City
Frank Weinschenk
Believue
Mr. Blessing
Andrew
Geo. Nabling
Gourze Dabling
Tuesday Glut Guest Right At the Home of Mrs H B Organ
The Tuesday Club held its annual Guest Evening on November 16 with fifty members and guests attending a six o clock dinner. After dinner stories were shared and four guests performed The Boston Tea Party in period costumes, followed by music, making it one of the season’s most delightful events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Organ
Boston
Federal ban targets malt and hops sales to bakers
Officials nationwide enforce a new law forbidding malt and hops sales to anyone but bakers and confectioners. The federal ruling aims to curb homebrewing and undermines beer enthusiasts, marking a further restriction on alcoholic production.
Sabula Man Hurt in Collision Near City
Adolph Petersen a Milwaukee veteran employee was badly bruised Friday afternoon when a gas car struck him as he and Chas Weis were returning from Savanna on a speeder. They stopped to yield to a motor car but the latter failed to slow and struck Petersen, breaking the speeder and forcing him home to recover for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Petersen
Milwaukee
My Petersen
Chas. Weis
Homme
Savanna
Mr. Peterser
Speeder
Sabuly Gazette
Davenport Couple Weds William Eldred and Neoma Lanchaster
Davenport residents William Eldred, a credit clerk in the wholesale fruit trade, and Neoma Grace Lancaster were married by Rev. Edward A. Lang at the Methodist Episcopal Church in Davenport on Tuesday at 8 p.m. The groom, a nephew of Mrs. Co. of Watseen, grew up in Wyoming before settling in Davenport. Friends offer wishes for happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
William Stanley Eldred
Neoma Grace Lanchaster Wer
Edward A. Lang
Methodis Episcopal Church
Hurst Hote
Eldred
Lancaster
Watseen
Wyoming
Population at Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs
The Christian Home Orphanage in Council Bluffs reports a steady population rise since January 1. Despite more adoptions to private families, the nonsectarian institution maintains about 250 daily inmates and relies entirely on voluntary contributions to support its humane work. A Thanksgiving donation is requested to aid homeless and fatherless children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Home Orphanage
Counci Bluffs
Fac
Cooneil Bluffs
Ewe
Jones County Sued Over Damages From Bridge Incident
A Jones County suit seeks 3000 damages from Ellsworth alleging a 5000 pound traction engine crossed Shaw bridge months ago, toppled into the river, and the county failed to maintain a safe bridge for such loads. The plaintiff argues the county had duty to ensure bridge safety for heavy vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellsworth
Auman Avs
Jones County
Shaw Bridge
Anamoss Eureka
Bogus Check Artist Sought Across Iowa Cities
Police hunt a 26 year old man who has passed counterfeit checks in Cimon, Ottumwa and other towns. Each check totals 25.70 dollars and varies little in form. Meanwhile D M Davis travels to North Platte to stake land, buy cattle for Omaha markets, and visit kin. Neville Allen leads three Federal Bakeries in Davenport. Mrs Aly and son Billie plan to join once lodging is found. Philadelphia prepares an international fair to mark the 250th anniversary of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimon
Iowa
Ctreator
Ottawa
Neville Allen
Rone
Davenport
Aly
Lea
Billie
Atlen
Elsie Baker Trio Delights Local Audience
A large and enthusiastic crowd praised the Elsie Baker Trio after Wednesday’s performance. Miss Baker charmed with a contralto voice and stage presence, while Miss Carley on piano and Mrs Tasano on cello were acclaimed artists. The ensemble, though tired from travel, delivered a polished recital, and the Lyceum Course is deemed fortunate to have secured them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Baker
Miss Baker
Wortim
Miss Carley
Tasano
Delmar
Collision on Olive Street Capsizes McAllister Truck
A Ford coupe driven by Murray Turner collided with a McAllister delivery truck on Olive Street near Platt, causing the truck to capsize. The driver Lee Lincoln leaped clear to avoid harm. the coupe avoided injury and the crowd dispersed after vehicles were righted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Atte Conchuit
Platt and
Olive Streets
Murray Turner
Olive St
McAllister Company
Lee Lincoln
Lee
Public notice on late payment and price cut incident
A public notice notes delay in payment by Iowa Electric Co manager J Anderson and mentions a storekeeper in a nearby town cutting dress goods prices by trimming fabric. The fragmentary text implies upcoming article in Friday issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Electric Co
Why Red Cross Funds Should Aid Local Needy Now
A local Red Cross executive member questions fund distribution urging that idle surplus funds totaling thousands be redirected to feed and clothe underfed children in the community. He recalls wartime generosity to soldiers and argues charity should serve local poor rather than remain idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Laoss
Ilocal
Utes
Wat
Doys
Red Cross Organization
Red Cross Bureau
Watt
Koverber Wedding at E. Parsonage in Jackson County
Roy A. Fink and Miss Marie Hayward wed at the M E Parsonage on Wednesday afternoon November 17 at 3 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E A Lang in the presence of numerous relatives. The bride, a daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Hayward, resides north of town. The groom, brother of Mrs C Rasmussen, formerly lived in Lorimer Town until he served in the navy in World War I and later became a farmer. The Sentinel extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. E. Parsonage
Roy A. Fink
Marie Hayward
E. A. Lang
Jackson County
Geo. Hayward
C. Rasmussen
Lorimer
Thanksgiving Baskets at M E Church Seeks Donations
Thanksgiving basket drive organized by church committee will pack items in the basement of the M E church. Volunteers will work Tuesday afternoon 2 to 5 and Wednesday morning after 9 o'clock. Anyone with donations should bring them to the church during those hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knanksgiving
M. E.+ church
Investments Promised As Representations Promote Various Projects
A crowd of stock salesmen and over a dozen representatives presented diverse projects to engage citizens. The event offered ample opportunities to invest, with notable interest and substantial coin reportedly placed, though specifics were unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visllew
Ristine Wins First Honors in Five Mile Cross Country
Leonard Ristine son of Dr and Mrs J O Ristine of this city won first honors in the five mile cross country race between Iowa State University speedsters and Minnesota colleges. The achievement highlights his speed and brings pride to Miqiokets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ristine
J. 0. Ristine
Tealm
Iowa
Minnesota
Leonard
School Nurse Helps Maquoketa Third Grader Stay Clean
A Maquoketa Public School pupil in the third grade describes a visit from the school nurse. The nurse examined the student, checked hands throat teeth skin hair and provided a sip to take home to mama. The student expresses appreciation for the nurse and school health care.
Ottawa Bank Robbery Ends in Confession After Vault Breach
Frantic night in Ottawa as bank teller Frances J. Carey died inside the vault from fumes while robbers cracked a six inch door. A package with missing currency was recovered, and Terence Connolly witnessed the scene from a nearby rear door. Carey later confessed, with bank president Charles C. Taylor and staff names noted in the investigation. The escape team and local authorities coordinated quick action, aided by Chicago police due to the vault breach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances J. Carey
Sie
Terence Connolly
Ottawa
Connolly
Braten
Joliet
Chicago
Carey
S. Ayers
Ottewa
Charles C. Taylor
Auto Crash Near Ravenport Wounds Miss Myrtle Bean
A car driven by W A Benadom collided with a stationary box car at the First street and Wilkes avenue intersection in Ravenport injuring stenographer Myrtle Bean. She suffered a cut lip and two teeth knocked out while the driver escaped uninjured. the ambulance was called but she could not walk home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Bean
W. A. Benadom
First Street
Wilkes Avenue
Ravenport
Benadom
Bentdon
Davenport
Iowa Short 35,000 Homes in Sagging Market
Iowa housing chief E. H. Sands told a senate subcommittee that about 35,000 homes are needed today. He traced growth from 1910 when roughly 1,945 homes served families, noting steady increases since. Sands cited a nationwide tightening of new home construction and regional shortfalls in 11 states, with Des Moines highlighted as a constraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
E. H. Sands
Senate
Berg
Sandy New
Sands
Des Mulnye
Thanksgiving Service Next Thursday in Town Limits
Thanksgiving service scheduled for next Thursday morning at 7 o clock in the stock hall. Reverend Lang to lead the service and Morgat to have charge. Mr and Mrs Henry Risinger reside seven miles east of town. Travel day set for early morning November 18th. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs near Andrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
It of Stock
de. Morgat
Charee
Lang Willrescht
Henry Risinger
Amnt
Mr and
Myses
Andrew
Lincoln Highway Tire Company Closes Its Doors
The Fulton Journal reports the Lincoln Highway Tire Company has closed its doors amid efforts to defend investments deemed bad for the city. Businessmen fear impacts on the local economy as extraordinary charges and reckless financial practices are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincol N Highway Tire Company
Re Co
Shell
Eigit
Pulten Journal
Sto
Fulton
Beer Indies
Auto Dealers Convene in Daverport to Review Iowa Legislation
Auto dealers from six Iowa counties including Davkson Jones on Muscatite Cedar and Scott gather at Hotel Bleck Hawk Daverport to discuss proposed laws affecting motor trades. Representatives from i-City Trades association New Rock Ishind and Esst Moling attend as the Motor Prades committee reports the current laws were enacted hastily and are ambiguous and unsatisfactory. The committee plans tests at Ames on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Fragmentary OCR notes on car incident and damages
Incomplete transcript recalls an incident involving Charlie Hansen and a car accident. Mentioned are notes of a trial and damages with references to Lea Edwards and Quialan related to the plant and wagon obstruction. Dated context unclear and details fragmented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihem
Taxen
Charlotte
Che
Questaon
Charlie Hansen
Qhig
Cele
Atr
Lea
Unis
Cerm
J. Quialan
Navigation Season Closes in Mississippi Port System
The river navigation season ends as government officials report limited operations and no boats opening on the harbor. Parts of the upper river remain calm while government agencies warn of ongoing strain on the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
The Over From a the ees Wy serials stillv operated
The fragmentary report notes a county area issue with a delayed operation and cash handling, mentioning a hosted travel plane and negotiated payment terms amid vague references to individuals and a site. It preserves several proper names and dates but remains unclear in detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntie Sourye Sons
Fai Ng
Seasey
Moseshote
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Mayuoketa
Sabula Man
D. M. Davis
Thursasy
North Platte
Nebr
Omaha
True Ripple
Philadelphis
City Hospital
J. H. Christiansen
Low Moor
Sty Memorial Hospital
R. H. Lott
Christiansen
Zola Ingalls
FB. Ingalls
Hes
Vili & Yookers Ane
Koverber
Aive
Poe
Lamages
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