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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1939

Page

3

Death summons Mrs. Hilderbrand of West Liberty

Funeral services for Margaret Elizabeth Hilderbrand 74 were held at the First Methodist church in West Liberty with Rev. W A Smith in charge. She died Saturday at her son Guy Hilderbrand’s home after a fall that caused a skull fracture. Born April 29 1865 in Ohio she lived in Muscatine county over 60 years and had been active in Cedar Valley Methodist Adah Rebekah lodge and West Liberty church. She is survived by a son eight grandchildren two great grandchildren two sisters and a brother. Burial was in Oak Ridge cemetery.

West Liberty Margaret Elizabeth Hilderbrand First Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Smith Hilderbrand Muscatine County Guy Hilderbrand Oberlin Kas Cedar Valley Cedar Valley Methodist Church Adah Rebekah Lodge Aid Society The Missionary Society Phillip Putt Yuma Colo Alta Putt Denver Sadie McCrea Beatrice Neb Dorothy Smith

Rev Voss Goes to Conference at Winona Lake Ind

The Rev. E A Voss spends ten days at a theological conference at Winona Lake Indiana. The Rev M L Black of Iowa City former pastor here led services at the Reformed church Sunday. John Crawford returned to Jefferson as pallbearer for a former classmate.

Lone Tree E. A. Voss Winona Lake Ind M. L. Black Iowa City John Crawford Jefferson Columbia Walker Edward Cooper Cherryville Frank Cooper Cooperville Kas Janice Schaapveld West Liberty Margaret Stonebarger Winona Brown Columbus Junction Evelyn Cline Harry Hotz Mercy Hospital Howard Hamilton Mrs. H. S. Hamilton Howard Marine Bi

Blake Family Moves To Apartments In Grandview

Blake family relocates Friday from Roy McGill home to apartments over Lester Wiele’s garage. Grandview residents visit Herbert Gipple home. Lucile Stineman recovers from appendectomy. Woods Hole project advances with new laboratory foundations. Janet Hale visits from West Liberty. Elmer and wife welcome son Gilbert Filmer born July 22 northwest of town.

Grandview Richard Blake Roy McGill Lester Wiele Marie Walker Charlotte Muscatine Harold Leibhire Donald Green Davenport Herbert Gipple Chester Storms Lucile Stineman Frank Stineman Ed Rowe and Sons Paul Edward Ological Laboratories Woods Hole Mass Janet Hale West Liberty Ruth J. D. Musser Elmer Hotz Gilbert Filmer

Miss McCody hosts Wilton club entertainment

Miss Marjorie and Elizabeth McCoy hosted the Emanon club at their West Fifth Street home with five hundred played at three tables. Miss Mildred Martin won high score and Mrs Walter Kaufmann the consolation prize. Luncheon followed. Guests included Miss Veneta Barnett, Miss Elizabeth Martin, Miss Grace Harper, and others totaling 21.

Paul McCabe Walter Kaufmann Daut Woman's Country Club Leona Daut James Whitcomb Riley Violet Witmer Esther Chapman Lillian Chapman Violet Amerine Ada Wildasin Foley Home J. J. Hoskins Betty Elsie Henderson Francis Henderson Patty and Craig H. G. Nicolaus E. C. Whitmer Mary Ella L. H. Whitmer Maurice Carol Theresa Nicolaus M. L. Henderson Marcia Milwaukee L. R. Henderson Muscatine Cranston Don Foley Clifford Chapman Billy Yarbrough Iowa City George Hornung N. L. Wylie Illinois City Wilton J. H. Johnston Evelyn and Allen Crawfordsville M. E. Davis Etta McCoy Glendale Calif S. C. Fulton Lloyd Dickinson Elwood Hain East Mary Martin New York Washington, D. C Niagara Falls Clifford Bacon Des Moines H. R. Maurer, Jr

Rebekah Lodge Notes and Neighboring Visits

Twenty six members attended the Bridgeman Rebekah lodge meeting Friday evening. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Cecilia Braun Felicitas Braun and Mary Adams. Other items include various visits and weekend travels across Iowa with mentions of Harolds Windus Jrs Elder Chown and multiple local households and hospitals.

Ethel Smith South Prairie Harold Windus Ollie Hickey Harry Morris Davenport Walter Morris Walter Elder Willard Albert Lea Minn George Rummels Hershey Hospital Muscatine Robert Green Bessie Dvorak Nichols Bryce Wolford Iowa City Wild Cat den State Park Hazel ,Poole Doris Chown Cedar Rapids Keith Vetter Chariton Ernest Vetter Pearl Schmitt Clifton Bery Ben Nichols T. B. Nichols Charles Evans West Liberty E. W. Adams William Coon, Jr Bert Fry Jack Gere Salemink Harry Salemink

Radio Program Tonight Skeds Across Networks

A dense listing of radio programming for the night notes time slots and network affiliations including CBS WBBM NBC WMT WMAQ WHO and others. Entries feature music programs talk and variety shows from 6:00 p m through 9:30 p m with multiple repeats and cross-network listings.

CBS WBBM WMT RCA NBC Firestone WMAQ WHO Who MAQ WHO Guy Lombardo Horace Heidt WLW Blondie MBS WHBF Amos Andy Oe Waring Glenn Miller Voice of Firestone KFI ROA Little Jack Little Nbc—Who Bunny Berigan Johnny Davis WGN HBF Ted Weems WLS John Metcalf Choir Loft Don Pedro National Farm and Home Hour Marge WSUI Betty and Bob Cipabargh 'S WEBM Mary Marlin Pepper Young WSUT Bob Crosby NBC Who Bruce Baker NBC— Who Teddy Powell Bert Sheffer Dick Harding WHEEF Emily Morgan Sports Review WEBBM Johnny Johnny Presents, Nbc—Wmaq, Who. 6:30—Eugene Conley Charlie Barnett Time To Shine WREBM Kaltenborn News Uncle Walter Fred Waring Amos ’N’ Andy Milt Hearth Dick Jurgen Ben Bernie Everett Hoagland Joe Reichman Buddy Rogers NBC -Who Phil Levant

Party At R Craddock Home Honors Nellie Summers

A birthday supper at Roy Craddock’s home Friday celebrated Miss Nellie Summers’ anniversary with twelve relatives and guests including Mr. and Mrs. William Sheese and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greer. A separate fish fry at Anna Holmes’ home honored Mrs. Holmes’ 61st birthday with a cake baked by Mrs. Virgil Nelson.

Buffalo Prairie Lloyd Sheese Roy Craddock Nellie Summers William Sheese Howard Greer Anna Holmes Holmes Virgil Nelson Reynolds Martha Wilson Coal Valley Elliott Boney Max Krueger Margaret Eckhardt Battle Creek Mich

Pike Lassies 4-H Club Meeting Prepares for West Liberty Fair

Pike Lassies Four-H club met at Bernice Hadley home to plan Nichols preparations for the West Liberty fair. Members listed summertime hobbies, learned foot posture exercises, and held demonstrations on making buttons and buttonholes with testing silk and wool. Blanche Heizer presided in Marcella Neff’s absence. Next meeting at Loretta Longstreth’s Aug 10. Refreshments served to Loretta Longstreth Blanche Heizer Dorothea Polman Helen Norris Mary Kaalberg Bernice Hadley.

Loretta Longstreth Blanche Heizer Dorothea Polman Helen Norris Mary Kaalberg Bernice Hadley

Earthquake Causes Ripples Across the Earth

An earthquake sends tremors that travel through the earth like waves from a stone dropped in water, illustrating how seismic energy propagates across the planet.

Picnic And Socials Among Montpelier Threshing Neighbors

Montpelier township residents gathered for a picnic supper hosted by Montpelier-Nugent brothers at the James Nugent residence Wednesday evening. The crowd included numerous Dipple Geest Spring Nugent and Mansen families plus relatives. A rat control demonstration by County Agent Ralph Olson is set for Walter Kemper farm Tuesday at 9 o clock. Families from here joined harvest festival at Durant and a dance there later. Rosalind Mansen will visit relatives in Moline this summer.

Montpelier Loren Richard Nugent Gustaf Mansen Henry Dipple Ralph Nugent Pearl Ruby James Nugent Kenneth Ralph Olson Walter Kemper Montpelier Township William Bossen K. Svendsen Davenport Bossen August Kemper Fred Crow Earl Richman Vernie Potter Wayne Wetzel Lake Park Montgomery William Kemper Muscatine Albert Kemper Moline Manson Emma Johnson Durant William Geest Matilda George Francis Rinnert A. T. Jakeman Henrietta Ethel Roy Teckla Rinnert Fred Rinnert Rosalind Mansen Cyril Franklin Brooklyn Fred Rinnert, Jr

Wilton Royal Neighbors Picnic At West Sixth Street

The Wilton Social Club of the Royal Neighbors held its annual picnic at the Harry Harper home on West Sixth street with supper at 6 o clock. Officers were elected for the coming year: President Cora Hoover Vice president Ardena Masterson Secretary treasurer Sue Hill. Bunco prizes went to Emma Smith Jean Smith Lillie Duffe with consolations to Emma Duffe and Clara Ellis. Rosalie Masterson won first prize at the children s table.

Wilton Royal Neighbors Social Club Harry Harper West Sixth Street Cora Hoover Ardena Masterson Sue Hill Bunco Emma Smith Jean Smith Lillie Duffe Emma Duffe Clara Ellis Rosalie Masterson Mesdames Rose Budelier Ida Boot Blanche Summers Rosalie Jean Herman Ellis Chester Jens Hanson Harold T. A. Hill Ruth Grace Hope Jeanne

Family visit near Melpine noted with locals

The home of the latter's sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs G M Grimm near Melpine hosts visitors from Blue Grass. Mr and Mrs Alvin Johnson and daughter of Blue Grass were guests at Fred Rinnert Jr home Friday evening.

G. M. Grimm Melpine Alvin Johnson Blue Grass Fred Rinnert, Jr

Eichelbergers to entertain C I C class Friday at High Prairie

High Prairie Methodist church members of the C I C class will be entertained Friday evening at the Eichelbergers home. Devotions will be led by Louise Rann. Visitors from Swenk Colorado and local families joined Sunday gatherings. An all day picnic is planned for Friday August 11 at Weed park for Alpha class members and their parents.

High Prairie Dean Lysle Eichelberger High Prairie Methodist Church Louise Rann Charles Marshall Jerry Swenk Colo Lawrence Boshart Levi Eichelberger Donna, Marlin Virgil Richard Clyde Howell Leila Mae William Howell Carrie Howell Muscatine Weed Park

Hour Glasses Used by Early New England Ministers

Early New England ministers timed sermons with hour glasses and sometimes ran the sand through four times to measure length and cadence.

New England

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Mrs. Hilderbrand Voss Blake Apartment Misses McCody of Vatican City Offman Funeral Home Rebekah Steel “Safe Deposit Box Bank and Trust R. Craddock Pike Lassies Wilton Social Club Royal Neighbors Eichelbergers Nurito Pine Street Hollan Furnace Company Holland Michigan AMEL America Turush Bomest B. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company Winston-Salem, N.C Mer Poe Re Peep d Avis Gee
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