Easter Services Highlight Mulford Church Program
Several Easter services were held at Mulford Congregational church with Rev. P A Johnson of Grinnell Iowa delivering the main address on The Glory of Christian Citizenship. An evening concert by the orchestra and choir followed, and a brief after-service talk was given at the German Congregational church. Morning Sunday school children held an Easter service. Local notes mention residents visiting and returning from Muscatine Gladwin and Washington. Birth announced of a twelve pound son to Mrs. Michael Pfeiffer.
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Mulford Congregational Church
P. A. Johnson
Grinnell
Iowa Congregational Home Missionary Society
Johnson
South End
Joseph Weiler
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Dan Womachel
Gladwin
Clifford Martin
Near Eliza
Ill
Coates
W. C. Knight
West Liberty
Charles Hobart
Davenport
Michael Pfeiffer
Ella
John Bauman
Sweetland Center
Theodore Weller
Harry Knapp
Wisconsin Street
Chicago
Edward Maxson
Grandview
Elizabeth Gordon
Fred Millage
Indiana Street
Wilton
Joseph Womachel
Boy Attacked by Dangerous Dog Near Rosenmund’s
Raymond Faulhaber, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Faulhaber, was critically injured by a bulldog in front of Rosenmund’s restaurant on Hershey avenue. The dog, owned by Fred Wetzel, was killed after the attack. rabies status unknown and doctors imposed precautionary care.
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Raymond
John Faulhaber
Hershey Avenue
Rosenmund
E. K. Tyler
Fred Wetzel
Schroeder & Zoller
Records Show Perfect Attendance at Muscatine Sunday School
Sunday school attendance at the Mulford Mission in Muscatine set a record with sixteen classes all pupils present and none tardy as 195 children answered the roll. The Easter sale by the Musserville Methodist Ladies’ Aid concluded with strong patronage and quick selling of remaining items. Rev. H. S. Rutledge gave an address at the morning service following the Sunday school program.
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Muscatine
Mulford Mission
Ladies’ Aid Society
Musserville Methodist Church
Death of Mrs D C Young and Muscatine resident Eyrich
Mrs D C Young of 1103 East Second street left for Marengo after the death of her uncle George F Eyrich a well known Muscatine shoe dealer who died of pneumonia at about 75 years. Eyrich partnered in Eyrich and Hagle from 1888 to 1891 and was highly regarded. Easter services at Park Avenue M E church featured children and Tri M club, with Rev P M Conant delivering the sermon.
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D. C. Young
East Second Street
Wilton
Marengo
George
F. Eyrich
Muscatine
Eyrich
Eyrich and Hagle
Jie
H. Miller
Smalley Avenue
Amlong
Aledo
Ill
Jennie Amlong
J. Campbell
Ruby Klein
Wapello
O. C. Rittenhouse
Alberta Healey
East Fifth Street
Nichols
Carl Blakenburg
Rock Island
Sherman Street
August Henke
Pleasant Prairie
Lloyd McCoy
Davenport
N. A. McCoy
Washington Street
George Lane
912
East Eighth Street
Riverside
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted At Havercamp’s
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns wounds sores eczema and piles. The notice claims guaranteed relief and lists Havercamp’s Prescription Drug Store as the supplier with a price of 25 cents.
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Havercamp
For Sale Ad Tips in the Journal Guidance
A brief note advises readers to place a for sale ad in the Journal to dispose of unwanted furniture or items during house cleaning. It mentions the quick approach and hints at a cost per word.
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Ster
Iowa Guard Reports Recommend Mustering Out Davenport Detachment
Major Sibley rates hospital detachment of the 54th infantry at Davenport as poor and urges mustering out. He also censures Company F of Oskaloosa for lax discipline but notes its good target firing record and recommends against mustering out. Other units receive Very good or Good grades across Cedar Rapids Des Moines and towns including Muscatine Ottumwa and Sioux City.
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54Th Infantry
N. G
Muscatine
F. W. Sibley
Thrift
Cedar Rapids
Fairfield
Red Oak
Fifty-fifth Infantry
Des Moines
Davenport
Vinton
Waukon
Fiftyfourth
Ottumwa
Burlingon
Iowa City
Centerville
Shenandoah
Fifth-sixth Infantry
Sioux City
Mason Ciy
Webster City
Sheldon
Fifty-third
Waterloo
Independence
Fort Madison
Washington
Knoxville
Winterset
Corning
Council Bluffs
Clinton
Cresco
Oskaloosa
Creston
Estherville
Sibley
54Th
Fifty-fourth Infantry
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Chemists
Eminent analytical chemists certify Chamberlain's Cough Remedy contains no narcotics. The medicine is safe for coughs colds and croup and is promoted as the best in use. Available for sale by all druggists.
Annabel urges Gold Medal Flour for pastry
Geraldin E. promotes Gold Medal Flour as the preferred ingredient for pastry making, highlighting quality and reliability. The note frames a culinary tip aimed at bakers seeking superior results.
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Annabel
Geraldin E
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Mulford
Are
Our
Raymond Faulhaber
Shey Avenue
Rosen
Pil
Methodist
Eas
H. S. Rutledge
East Hill News
Entertainment
George Eyrich
Trim
CLUB
M. E. Church
Park Avenue M. E
Tri-M Club
P. M. Conant
Anna Hartman
East Hill
Judson Kempton
First Baptist Church
Frank, Jefferson
Robert Honts
Henry Huber
Greenwood Cemetery
J. W. Hartman
Hershey Hospital
N. Glick
East Seventh Street
William Morrow
Illinois City
W. Schudle
Tri- M. Club
Nora Martin
Grace Shepherd
Alice Hain
George Hain
J. J. McGinness
Sterling
Otis Noble
W. H. Finch
New Boston
L. Dean
E. Mullen
Frank Sissell
Fairport
Anna Selman
Park Place
Fruitland
Mendenhall
Mary C. Weed
Butte, Mont
R. J. Hittle
John Feuster
Fenster
J. H. Emig
Cts
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