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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

12

Rites Arranged for W. M. Riggs

Funeral services for William Millar Riggs 85 will be held at 2 p m Saturday at Evergreen Lawn farm eight miles west of Muscatine with Rev E L Schaffer in charge Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery Riggs was a native of Ohio born June 13 1850 He died after a long illness at his Muscatine county home He married Anna Hitchcock in 1877 and the couple lived on the Riggs farm He was a prominent farmer and breeder of Percheron horses Surviving are his widow four children three grandchildren and three siblings The body is at the George Witts Funeral Home and will be moved to the home Saturday morning

William Millar Riggs Evergreen Lawn Farm Muscatine E. L. Schaffer United Brethren Church Ames Greenwood Cemetery Riggs Ohio Dayton Muscatine County John Summers Riggs Eliza Longstreth Riggs University of Iowa At Iowa City California Anna N. Hitchcock Young Women’s Seminary Portsmouth A. B. Robbins First Congregational Church Hitchcock United Brethren Lee S. Riggs Charles H. Hendriks Carlton M. Richards Toledo Warner M. Vernon Gertrude Hendriks Chicago Ethelavis Hendriks Annabelle Vernon George Wittich Cedar Street

Supper Rally for Cedar Youth Set Near Rochester

An open air supper and rally for Cedar county young people is planned at the Matt Atkinson farm near Rochester Sunday evening. The event, sponsored by the Friendly Four, invites Cedar county Older Boys and Girls conference youths. Rev. Nelson Drier of Cedar Rapids First Congregational Church is to speak, with attendees gathering at 6:00 p.m. at the Rochester church.

Tipton Cedar County Matt Atkinson Rochester Friendly Four Sugar Creek South Bethel Bennett Nelson Drier First Congregational Church Cedar Rapids

Threshing Work in Muscatine County Progresses

Carl E. Rylander, county Farm Bureau agent, reports threshing operations in Muscatine County are advancing rapidly with many farmers busy. Yields vary. some fields show fair results while others disappoint due to hot dry weather during grain filling.

Musecatine County Carl E. Rylander Farm Bureau

Petition to Revoke Lamp Beer Permit at Tipton Dropped

Cedar county board of supervisors dismissed a petition to revoke C. L. Lamps beer permit at West Side park Tipton after an all day hearing Tuesday The petition and two affidavits alleged beer sales to minors and were filed with the board the previous Saturday

Tipton Cedar County Board of Supervisors C. L. Lamp West Side Park Board of Supervisors

July Fire Loss in Muscatine Totals 1462 Dollars

Fire damage in Muscatine for July totaled 1462.94 compared with zero a year ago as Fire Chief J. J. Brown reported. Most loss occurred at the Maid Rite hamburger stand 110 Cedar Street with 1422.11. Firemen made 10 runs that month. buildings and contents valued at 45775 with 40000 insured.

Muscatine J. J. Brown Cecar Street

United Veterans Dedicate Club Rooms in Muscatine

United Veterans post No 1 in Muscatine dedicated its Blycker street club rooms Wednesday night with city officials and postmaster Albert S Barry present. MD Schultheis spoke on plans for the organization as two pictures were given to J J Brown of the fire department. The post now tops 400 members and a large class of candidates was initiated. War relics including German and Austrian weapons were displayed. refreshments followed.

Bleeker Street Club The United Veterans Muscatine Post Albert S. Barry MD Schultheis Veterans Group Muscatine J. J. Brown I. V. Howenstine

Services Planned in Cedar Churches

The Rev. Otis Moore, pastor of Bennett, South Bethel and Rochester churches, will preach at 10:00 Sunday morning at Rochester and at 11:00 at South Bethel, using a themed message.

Tipton Otis Moore Bennett South Bethel Rochester

County to Share in Tax Receipts

Muscatine county will receive 37859.02 from the state board of assessments and review for tax receipts to aid property tax relief under the 45th general assembly. The total distribution is 4000997.99 with allocations based on county assessed valuations and credited as credits on 1934 tax levies.

Muscatine County State Board of Assessments Des Moines 45Th General Assembly John K. Valentine Polk County van Buren County CCC

Cedar Farm Bureau Picnic Set for Muscatine Park

Tipton announced the Cedar County Farm Bureau calendar lists events including Inland Township meeting at Mr and Mrs B H Hambright home near Bennett Monday August 8, Pioneer township meeting near Mechanicsville and Four-H club achievement day at Springdale school Tuesday August 9, and the annual county Farm Bureau picnic at Weed Park Muscatine Thursday August 22.

Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau Inland Township B. H. Hambright Bennett Pioneer Township Mechaicsville Springdale County Farm Bureau Weed Park Muscatine

Harvest is Truly Plenteous Service at Bennett M E Church

A Clear Lake Echo service will be held Sunday evening at the Bennett M E church. Attendees at the annual Clear Lake conference from the area include Dorothy Mc Croskey Edna Barrett Margaret Hill Margaret Beamer Donald Johnston Allison Moore Mary Ellen Moore and Dick Moore.

Clear Lake Bennett M. E Dorothy McCroskey Edna Barrett Margaret Hill Margaret Beamer Donald Johnston Allison Moore Mary Ellen Moore Dick Moore

Pamphlets Urge Muscatine Project Support

Pamphlets signed by Joseph M. Roth and the executive committee urge Muscatine citizens to back Cedar River Recreational Lake and Power Association efforts. They argue the hydro plant will complement the city’s current municipal plant and counter claims of redundancy, noting funds sent to a Cedar Rapids power company and a planned city council ballot for a special election.

Muscatine Cedar River Recreational Lake and Power Association Joseph M. Roth Cedar River Cedar Rapids

Cedar Township Farm Bureau Meeting At Sand Prairie School

About 25 people attended the Cedar Township Farm Bureau gathering at the Sand Prairie school Wednesday night. County agent Carl E Rylander announced the informal program and home demonstration agent Dorothy Simmons attended. Smithsonian scientists unearthed ruins in Arizona and New Mexico of tribes believed to have built between 1800 and 500 B C. Large nests used as beds were found.

Cedar Township Farm Bureau Sand Prairie School Carl E. Rylander Dorothy Simmons Smithsonian Institution Arizona New Mexico

Payments by closed banks totaled July disbursements

Depositors in West Liberty and Wilton received 62574.79 under state supervision during July. Durant banks paid 131336. The Peoples State Bank of West Liberty issued 32215.27 and Union Savings Wilton 30259. Farmers and Merchants Durant 80429.01 and Durant Savings Bank 50907.01. Statewide total reached 880765 with Madison County Winterset leading at 175905.

West Liberty Wilton State Banking Department Durant Peoples State Bank of Union Savings Bank Farmers and Merchants Bank of Madison County Savings Bank Winterset

Services Held for Miss Minnie Meyer

Last rites for Miss Minnie M. Meyer a former Drury township resident who died Monday at her Chicago home were conducted at 3 p m today at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals by Dr B F Schwartz pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church in town

Minnie M. Meyer Drury Township Ill Chicago Fairbanks B. F. Schwartz First Methodist Episcopal

Funeral rites for infant buried in Reynolds cemetery

The article notes a church service led by Rev. W. H. Schwiering with interment in Reynolds Illinois. Pallbearers named include John Fuhr Rodney Workman Reginald and Walter Meyer Henry Ahlschlager and Clarence Freyermuth. A medical expert comments on infant brain development at two months.

W. H. Schwiering Reynolds, Il Rodney Workman Reginald and Walter Meyer Henry Ahlschlager Clarence Freyermuth

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Rites W. M. Riggs Cedar Young People Rylander W. Millar Riggs Barry Cedar Churches Cedar Farm Bureau Muscatine Park Tokyo Cedar River Plan Cedar Township Farm Group Minnie Meyer Red Paint Store Iowa Ave John Fuhr Mandel Sherman University of Chicago E. Second St Muscatine, la Kresge and Woolworth’s Kord Armands Campana’s Crean ANT and Fly Killers Petermans Prince Albert Velvet Shapley CAMAY Wilson Woolworth’s
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