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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1930

Page

2

Outbuildings Burn At Gregory Schnoebelen Farm Riverside

Fire destroyed two large barns and six small outbuildings on the Gregory Schnoebelen estate near Riverside. Loss estimated at 15000 with little insurance. Cause believed spontaneous combustion. Riverside and Kalona fire crews saved the house, corn crib, and two chicken houses. No horses or cattle were harmed. One barn dated about 80 years old.

Riverside Gregory Schnoebelen Walter Bert Shebek Kalona

County Masons Picnic Draws 200 Crowd at West Liberty

The first annual county Masonic picnic at the fair grounds drew around 200 in the afternoon, swelling to about 500 for a 6 PM supper and evening program headlined by Grand Master John Gannaway of Grimnell. Activities included a long sports program with many races, prizes, and a kittenball win by Muscatine over West Liberty 3 to 2.

West Lherty Dunscatine County Fairgrounds Grand Maser John Wannaway Grimnell Iowa Masonic Grand Lodge America Jesus Gannaway West Liberty Elmer Ziegler Muscatine A. L. St. Venus

Funeral Services for Leona Melva Grunder Held Near Moscow

In Moscow Iowa Aug 7 funeral services were held at the Grunder home for six month old Leona Melva daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Grunder. Rev Mrs Boestleman of Davenport conducted the ceremony and burial followed in Oakdale Cemetery Wilton. Surviving are her parents a brother Wayne a sister Violet and her grandparents. Little cousins acted as pallbearers Emily Wacker Gertrude Grunder Hulda and Helen Ketelson.

Moscow Leona Melva Fred Grunder Boestleman Manuel Lutheran Church Davenport Oakdale Wilton Wayne Violet Emily Wacker Gertrude Grunder Hulda Helen Ketelson Charles McCoy Ella Schafnit Herghey Hospital Muscatine J. B. Hannahs Glen Washburn Betty Leo Shirley August Bandagel Lena Belle Crist Moline John Killion Perry Slater George Marcll John Teufel James Robertson Chicago Herman Wiese Isabella Smith George John Stanton John Jessie Sadie Sedalia Pete Karns Matt Comstock Henry Wilson

Stockton Farmers Union Picnic Highlights Community Gathering

The Stockton Farmers Union held its annual picnic at Wildcat Den state park with about 75 attendees. Local birthday celebrations included Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Otto hosting 50 relatives, while Mrs. Hilda Riessen and others won prizes in the 500 game. The Stockton band performed Tuesday evening drawing a good crowd amid light rain.

Stockton Stockton Farmers’ Union Wildcat den State Park Ernest Otto Alma Schlapkohl Vera Thiessen Frieda Lamp Minnie Best H. J. Hintze Arlie Davenport Howard Lama Delores Buddy Chicago R. P. Broders Allison Dougherty C. H. Anderson Ferevary Park Jake Oveson Ferdinand Fearback Fred Dahl John Wachs Ira Buffum Fejevary Park

Family Picnic at West Liberty Honors Visitors

West Liberty Iowa August 7 The White families held a picnic supper at the West Liberty fair grounds Sunday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed White and family of Riceville who drove to West Liberty Saturday for the Honey Kelly and Fagan family reunion. Attending were Will White Jim Doran Walter White and four children Leo Wiescamp Atansa Pat White Paul White and baby Mike Hogan Iowa City Frank Moylan and two sons George Scott and two children Louie Ruess and two children Letha Singleton Conesville James Sloan and son Ed Sullivan George Harney and Mary Sloan of West Liberty Ed White and three daughters left Monday for home.

West Liberty West Liberty Fairgrounds Ed White Riceville Honey Kelly Fagan Will White Jim Doran Walter White Leo Wiescamp Pat White Paul White Mike Hogan Iowa City Frank Moylan George Scott Louie Ruess Letha Singleton Conesville James Sloan Ed Sullivan George Harney Mary Sloan

Death Summons An Aged West Branch Resident

Mrs. Dorothy Marie Paulsen of West Branch Iowa died at 7 30 pm Tuesday at her daughter’s home southwest of town age 80. Her husband and five children preceded her in death. Surviving children include Mrs Petersen Mrs Anton Jensen Martin Paulsen Joshua and Walter. Funeral at Petersen home Friday 1 pm then Springdale Friends church 2 pm conducted by Rev G W Harvey of West Branch. Burial in Springdale cemetery.

West Branch Dorothy Marie Paulsen Viggo Petersen

West Branch Children Visit Relatives Here

Children from West Branch visited relatives in the area on Sunday, bringing a brief family gathering to the community.

West Branch

Rexall Orderlies Bring Quick Constipation Relief

A Battle Creek physician says constipation causes more misery than any other cause. Rexall Orderlies tablets draw water into the colon, soften waste, and produce a gentle natural movement without habit. Chew one at night for relief. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Store. Henderson's Drug Store No 1 and No 2.

Battle Creek Rexall Orderlies Rexall Drug Store Henderson's Drug Store Henderson'’s Drug Store

Kent Family Reunion Held at Guy Fisher Home

Grandview Iowa August 7 The annual Kent reunion was held Sunday at the Guy Fisher home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Guy Hopkins and daughters Edith and Lenore Mr and Mrs Ernest Kent Mrs Lida McDaniel and sons Weldon and Paul Mrs Rose Kent Mrs Edna Fordham and son Harlan Mr and Mrs Forest Fordham and daughter Miss Florence Dutro and Miss Mildren Davis all of Muscatine Joe Gray of Davenport Mr and Mrs Grasham Mr and Mrs Max Grasham and son and Mr and Mrs Henry Brauns of Wapello Mr and Mrs E B Thompson and children Marjorie Don and Annabelle of Lone Tree Mr and Mrs Morris Grasham Mr and Mrs Frank Bishop of Grandview and Mr and Mrs Guy Fisher and sons Lawrence and Orval of Letts

Grandview Kent Guy Fisher Guy Hopkins Edith Lenore Ernest Kent Lida McDaniel Weldon and Paul Rose Kent Edna Fordham Harlan Forest Fordham Florence Dutro Mildren Davis Muscatine Joe Gray Davenport Grasham Max Grasham Henry Brauns Wapello E. B. Thompson Marjorie Don Annabelle Lone Tree Morris Grasham Frank Bishop Lawrence and Orval Letts

Fire damages George Rada home after oil stove explodes

Conesville Iowa on August 7 the oil stove in the George Rada house cellar exploded triggering a fire crew response. The blaze caused interior smoke and water damage though there were no serious flames. Nearby visitors and residents are named in the report.

Conesville George Rada Albert McKean Columbus Junction Harry Maxwell John Bebb Sheldon Rollo McKean E. Jasmann Chicago Cleve Tipton Burlington I. F. Everett Waldo Platts Muscatine J. C. Gay Blanche Hannah Frank Kenneth Waterloo Gay James McKee Eva

Supper Tug of War and Button Guess Contest Winners

The Henry Friedli team won the tug of war after supper. Mrs Elmer Chatfield from Sweetland Center correctly guessed the number 5184 in the button guessing contest. Loraine Johnson of Muscatine and Marie Smith of West Liberty also posted near figures 5200 and 5000.

Emmerson Ellman Allen Nitzel Mull

Name Committees for Annual Picnic of Louisa Masons

Louisa County Masonic picnic set for next Wednesday at the school grounds. Head chairman Roscoe Eliason. Committees listed include Entertainment by George Bailey Roy Hildebrand, Grounds and concessions W H Rhyner Ratio Small Floyd Lieberknecht, Refreshments William Jordan George Wier M Dodder Ross Crow Glen Fry, Sports Floyd Lieberknecht Doyle Frame Ralph McCleary, Advertising C L Mull W B McDaniel E R King, Tables Mesdames Lieb erknecht Eland Mull Hildebrand Estle, Reception J B Garret J H Collins T L Eland H E McCormac C C Snyder C Turkington. All lodges invited. visitors welcome. Rev Martin of Davenport to address. Activities include games, contests and kittenball.

Ralph McCleary C. L. Mull W. B. McDaniel E. R. King Marie Lieberknecht Bessie Eland Cora Mull Marion Hildebrand Ruby Estle J. B. Garret J. H. Collins T. L. Eland H. E. McCormac C. C. Snyder C. Turkington Mr. Martin of Davenport

Lions of Wapello Hear Program by Grandview Talent

The Lions club regular meeting in Wapello Iowa featured a program by Grandview talent including Marian and Faith McDill Marie Creswell and Lawrence Thompson performing vocal and instrumental music and readings A luncheon followed in the Masonic hall dining room served by Capitol cafe management. George H Mosier of St Anthony Idaho former Wapello resident and mother caregiver received a telegram confirming his victory in the Fremont Idaho Republican district court clerk primaries Aug 5. Marion Guthrie and Francis McCartney of Marengo IA visit family in Wapello. Mrs Rosa Cover returned from Lone Tree and Miss Alice Hunt planned a Lone Tree visit. Mrs George Adye spent the week in Decorah with daughter Mrs Lee Adams. Marguerite Smith hosted Osceli club at its Wednesday meeting.

Wapello Lions Club Masonic Hall Grandview Marian Faith McDill Marie Creswell Lawrence Thompson Masonic Building Capitol Cafe George H. Mosier St. Anthony Idaho Lone Tree Alice Hunt George Adye Decorah Lee Adams Marguerite Smith Osceli Club

Meskwakis to Hold Annual Powwow in Midwest

Indians of the middle west gather in Toledo Iowa for the seventeenth Meskwaki powwow with Blackfeet delegation expected. The event features games contests farm product exhibits and Indian handiwork in the council lodge wickiup. James Poweshiek presides. Frank Wanatee is secretary. Charles Davenport assistant. James Ward police chief.

Toledo Middle West Midwest Far West Council Lodge Wickiup James Poweshiek

Keota I O O F Elects Officers

Keota Iowa August 7 The Keota lodge of Odd Fellows has elected officers for the ensuing term Noble Grand Harold Corell Vice Grand A W Miller Secretary A A McKeon Treasurer J L McJunkin Warden Lloyd Williams Conductor P P Shorts Inner Guard E E Chambers Outer Guard Charles Mattison R S N G J M White L S N G C E Newman R S V G C G Fulton L S V G A E Swanson Chaplain C O Harris R S S Henry Trier L S S Thomas Smith

Keota Keota Lodge of Odd Fellows Noble Grand Harold Corell A. W. Miller A. A. McKeon J. L. McJunkin Lloyd Williams P. P. Shorts E. E. Chambers Charles Mattison J. M. White L. S

Oakville Grocery Robbery Leaves No Clues Found

Oakville Iowa August 7 burglars entered the Thompson company grocery by prying the front door and carried away merchandise. No clues to the robbers have been found. Workmen deepen Dead Slough with a steam pump.

Oakville Thompson Company

Bratton families visit C. H. Lose home near Kingston

Smith burial held at Creighton cemetery. Mrs. Earl Zippe remains in Burlington hospital awaiting a upcoming operation. Ernest Bratton and family with Max Bratton and families from New Boston Illinois joined Miss Oneta Creasy of Maywood Missouri and P. A. Bratton and family of Oakville for a week start at the Lose residence near Kingston.

Konjola credited with curing stomach trouble in Lincoln

Mrs. George C. Raber of Capitol hotel Lincoln says Konjola relieved seven years of stomach pain and egg intolerance after three bottles. Ads claim six to eight bottles optimize results and note Grimm's drug store in Muscatine Iowa distributes Konjola nationwide.

George C. Raber Capitol Hotel Lincoln Muscatine Iowa Grimm's

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Claude Dautremont John Dautremont Roy Flynn J. C. Dautremont James Louise Wombacker Washington George Godlove William Sims Joe Wieland Des Moines Charles Swift Florian Marcellius Washington County Wellman E. T. Wheelan County Masons Lindley Birkett Wendell Keith James Noland Dale Smith Maurice Anderson Kenneth Chatfield Lemoine Hucke Amos and Andy Junior Wineke Walter TeStrake Gale McClain Wilbur Umlandt Texaco Fern Robinson Mildred Thompson Carrie Liebbe Wendall Keith Walter McGillvray M. C. Swan Sam Cozad Elmer Chatfield O. G. Ochiltree Frida Schorr Bennett Harriett Schiele Durant Gladys Robinson Fred Winn J. R. Thompson Janet Korneman Roy Gertrude Williams Harriet Schiele Robert Bruemmer Glenn Creno Donald Irey Beach Heads Ed Watson A. Co. Bruemmer Jean Russell Florence Schiele Glenn Barnard H. Lewis Te- Strake McClain Klein Schiele Kirby Birkett Gray Burn Gallaher Farmers Union of W. 2Nd. St Sidon S.S All Good Drug U.S.S Steve Louisa Masons Lions of Grandview Talent Warner Fabian Flaming Youth Ben Lyon Pauline Starke Barbara Kent Ckey Mouse King OF Jazz Rollicking Paul Whiteman & Band John Boles Girls Galore Keota I. O. O. F William Carter R. P. Waterhouse Raymond Seaton Fred Flake Mary Wonder Methodist Church J.C. Penney Co Second St Part
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