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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1905

Page

4

Parsonage Dedicated After German Church Service

A parsonage for Rev. C. A. Dettmers was dedicated after a German Congregational church service in Muscatine. About 250 attended as talks and music marked the event, with Miss Edith Stocker presenting pictures to building and financial committees. The Ladies’ Aid previously contributed $690, plus $100 for furnishings, and businessmen, Chicago friends, and church members funded the project totaling $2,340.50 with a small debt remaining. The debt is to be wiped out by the Ladies’ Aid society.

C. A. Dettmers Edith Stocker Muscatine Carl Schroeder Ladies’ Aid Society Chicago Church of the Burden Young People’s Society Frisbie Burlington Hawkeye Pathfinders Muscatine Bunch Chicago Americans White Soxs Grogan Wilkes Warren

Picnic Visitors From Big Concern Pleased With Muscatine Plans

Representatives of the Dain Manufacturing Company Ottumwa visit Muscatine for a Saturday picnic. They praise Commercial club arrangements Watermelon party boat lunch and a band concert at Citizens' Railway park Weed park outing. Muscatine promises a merry reception.

F. M. Woods B. F. Baldridge Dain Manufacturing Company Ottumwa Muscatine Commercial Club Citizens Weed Park

Painting Nears Finish at First Presbyterian Church

Contractors Theo Steen and four workers near completion of interior and exterior painting at the First Presbyterian church. Exterior in dark drab and interior with pink lilac walls and pale blue ceiling. Revarnished floors pews and woodwork. organ loft red. stencil border adds scroll effect. Congregation praises work after four weeks of effort.

First Presbyterian Church Theo Steen Moresco Steen

Parsonage Gift Recognized by Church Members

Credit for funding the parsonage paid for five years is acknowledged with praise for Henry Schroeder the contractor and the financial committee led by Rev Dettmers. Members inspected the home after services and the Ladies Aid hosted an ice cream social while a former pastor sent a congratulatory letter.

Henry Schroeder Rev Dettmers Rev. Dettmers Ladies’ Aid Society Jacob Fath

Absit Invidia Club Excursion on the Columbia

Notice to invitees that the steamer Columbia will depart the boat landing at 9 tonight for a single trip and return at 12 sharp under Absit Invidia club auspices. Present invitation at the boat landing.

Columbia Absit Invidia Club

Shea Faces Opposition as Teamsters Open Campaign

Philadelphia August 8 The convention of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters opened the campaign for President Cornelius P Shea with Edward Gould of New York and Michael Casey of San Francisco as candidates A Chicago delegation reported support for Shea's re election and morning sessions centered on financial and moral backing

Philadelphia International Brotherhood of Teamsters Cornelius P. Shea Edward Gould New York Michael Casey San Francisco Chicago Shea

Frederick Sentenced to Hang for Riot Killing in Kansas City

The court condemned Frederick to death by hanging for killing a non unionist during last year's riot in Kansas City. The sentence follows a trial that established his role in the unrest and the fatal act.

Animously Frederick Kansas City

Fire From Gasoline Then House Fire on Mulberry Street

Early this morning at about 8:30 a gasoline stove exploded in the home of William Grafe on Mulberry street near Fourth street. The blaze caused only slight damage, mostly to a smoked ceiling.

William Grafe Mulberry Street Fourth Street

Bitter Biliousness and Grape-Nuts Health Claims

A testimonial from an Eastern city insurer’s wife praises Grape-Nuts for curing biliousness and constipation. She credits improved health, regular bowels, and relief from weekly headaches after five years of use, noting family adoption and teething support for her child. The ad mentions Postum Co. and The Road to Wellville booklet.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

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Iowa Big Cash Wilson’s Shoe Store Reo German Congregational Parsonage Ivas Henry Hocke, Sr August Siemon Henry Wicke John Guthardt Adam Beckstein Paul Hocke Financial Report Sore Presbyterian Church Invidia Teamsters Union Nottingham Zydays Rae Token, Malone & Company
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