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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1955

Page

5

Death Summons James Chasteen

James Edward Chasteen 72 of the former Grand cafe in Muscatine died in September 1922. Survived by his wife, a son James H. Chasteen of Muscatine, two daughters by a previous marriage, three half sisters Mrs John Carter and Mrs Ola Carter of West Liberty and Mrs Lib Kramer of Muscatine, three sisters Mrs Arthur Budelier Wilton, Mrs Mike Cramer, and Mrs Fred Globes of Muscatine, and four grandchildren. Preceded in death by his parents, a daughter in infancy, a brother and a sister.

Gton James H. Chasteen Muscatine John Ola Carter West Liberty Lib Kramer Arthur Budelier Wilton Mike Cramer Fred Globes Musca

Property Deeds Recorded for Peak and Irwins

Deeds recorded show Maxine Thomas and Philip B. Peak taking part of lot 12 in Amos Walton's subdivision of section 12 7814W. L. A. and Florence Jones transfer part of lot 2 in section 15 764W to John R. and Esther Irwin.

Maxine Thomas Philip B. Peak Amos Walton L. A Florence Jones John R Esther Irwin

Funeral Rites Held for Woneda Ernst Lamb

Final rites for Woneda Ernst Lamb aged 40 who died Thursday evening at her mother Mrs Goldie Ernst 409 Pond Street were held at 2 pm at Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home with Vicar Fred Huston officiating and Mrs Leo Trader in attendance.

Woneda Ernst Lamb Goldie Ernst Pond Street Ralph J. Wittich Fred Huston Leo Trader

Frank A. Noble Funeral Rites Held at Wapello

Frank A. Noble born April 5 1882 Toolsboro Iowa son of Lewis P. Noble and Martha Arnold Nobie. Survived by wife Etta Howlett Nobie two daughters LeVera Cooper Wichita Kansas and Martha Dobbs Lubbock Texas one granddaughter one great grandson. Four sisters and three brothers preceded him.

Toolsboro, Ia Lewis P. Noble Martha Juliette Arnold Nobie Etta Howlett Nobie LeVera Cooper Wichita Kan Martha Dobbs Lubbock Tex

Marilla Foster 87 Dies at Columbus Junction

Mrs. Marilla Kemp Foster of Columbus Junction dies at 6 45 p m Saturday aged 87. Final rites set for 2 p m at Pleasant Grove Bethel church with Rev Burris Moore in charge. Interment Indian Creek cemetery. Body at Dudgeon Funeral home. Survived by three daughters two sons a sister and nine grandchildren nine great grandchildren.

Wapello Marilla Kemp Foster Pleasant Grove Bethel Church Columbus Junction Burris Moore Letts Indian Creek Cemetery Dudgeon Aaron Martha House Kemp Foster Cairo Andrew Jackson Foster T. F. Bonnichsen Clyde Torode J. L. Estle Fay A. Foster Harlan Foster H. O

Last Rites Held For Mrs Shephard At Funeral Home

Funeral services for Mrs Pear home led by Rev Ned Gillum at the Christian church were followed by burial in Tipton cemetery. A Letts resident most of life she was born April 3 1885 at Staunton Michigan to Wilson and Take Steiff. She married Martin Shephard and worked as a restaurant cook. She is survived by one sister Helen Mac Donald of Springfield Illinois. Her parents husband a sister and two brothers preceded her in death.

Pearhome Ned Gillum The Christian Church Tipton Letts Staunton Wilson Steiff Martin Shephard Helen MacDonald Springfield

Edward Angerer Services Held At St Mathias

Edward Angerer 88 of 513 East Sixth street, lifelong resident, died of a heart attack. Requiem high mass 9 a.m. at St. Mathias Church. Graveside rites 10:30 a.m. Sunday at St. Marys Cemetery. Survivors include two sons, Leo, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements by Ralph J. Wittich funeral home.

Edward Angerer East Sixth Street St. Mathias Church J. J. Welsh St. Mary’s Cemetery Ralph J. Wittich Angerer Mr. Angerer Frank Cecil Angerer Nellie Hickey Wilton Leo

No Date Is Set For Inquest In Giese Death

Davenport pathologist report pending for Harry Richard Giese 20 Wilton death. Coroner Dr I H Odell says no inquest date set yet. Automatic Gravel Co issues statement apologizing for the fatal incident and warns trespassers will be prosecuted with fencing signs notices and patrol.

Davenport Harry Richard Giese Wilton I. H. Odell Muscatine County Giese Automatic Gravel Co Harry Giese

Memorial details for local figure and family ties

Grandchildren, ceded in death by his wife, three brothers, three sisters and one son in infancy. Pallbearers were Angerer, Matt Foley, Edward Ryan, Edward Angerer, Richard Angerer and Bernard Angerer.

Angerer Matt Foley Edward Ryan Edward Angerer Richard Angerer Bernard Angerer

Prune Trade Shifts 400000 Tons to 160000 Tons Dried

A processing note states 400000 tons of prune splums are converted into 160000 tons of dried prunes. The operation highlights a large scale agricultural processing flow and output.

Cabeza de Vaca First White Man To Cross Texas

Cabeza de Vaca is identified as the first European to traverse Texas in early colonial expeditions. The claim highlights his overland route and survival during a multi-year journey across the region.

Texas Cabeza de Vaca

Services Held At Wilton for Harry R. Giese

Funeral services for Harry R. Giese were conducted at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church in Wilton with Rev. A. H. Bauch officiating. Burial followed at Oakdale Cemetery. The body arrived at 10 a.m. from Griffith Funeral Home. A quartet sang during the service and flower attendants were Mrs. Duffe and Mrs. Howard. Pallbearers were Elwood Giese, Henry Giese, LeRoy Giese, Arthur Giese, Thomas Giese, and Willie Giese.

Wilton Ak Ociedh Tie Otime Neen A. H. Bauch Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church Oakdale Cemetery Griffith Funeral Home Elwood Hain Howard Clarence Lenker Ee Ee Regory Yo Duffe Elwood Henry LeRoy Arthur Thomas Willie Giese

Services for Mrs Fern Bopp Held in Illinois City

Services for Mrs Fern Bopp 57 of Illinois City wife of F Gerald Bopp were set for 9 a.m. Tuesday at St Mathias Church with burial at St Mary's Cemetery. The body lay at Riley Funeral Home and Rosary would be recited at 8 p.m. prior to the service. She was born May 25 1898 in Preston Wisconsin and lived in the area most of her life. She married Gerald Bopp on Oct 19 1921 in Illinois City.

Fern Bopp Illinois City F. Gerald Bopp Bellevue Hospital St. Mathias Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Riley Funeral Home Siemwie Preston Wis Gerald Bopp Ot “Nother

Rebecca Hayes Longtime Local Resident Dies

Rebecca Hayes dies, a longtime Island County resident, daughter of John and Jane McGrew Peppers. She married Jesse Hayes in Illinois City on January 1, 1900. She died February 22, 1911. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Muscatine. Survived by children and two great grandchildren. parents, three brothers, and two sisters preceded her in death.

Island County John Jane McGrew Peppers Jesse Hayes Illinois City First Baptist Church of

T. J. Halligan Funeral To Be Held on Tuesday

The obituary note for T. J. Halligan says he died January 20, 1948. Surviving family includes sons Carol of Muscatine and Ivan of Iowa City, daughters Bernadine and Leota, grandsons Eddie and John Halligan, brother Larry of Davenport, sisters Rose McLaughlin in Davenport and Maggie Jarred and Mary Sch both of Iowa City, with parents and two sons predeceasing him.

Carol Muscatine Ivan Iowa City Bernadine Leota Halligan Eddie John Halligan Larry Davenport Rose McLaughlin Maggie Jarrard Mary Sch

Postmaster Appointment Process Details Discussed

The article describes steps likely to take about 30 days, with Schwengel's recommendation going to the Post Office Department for review and a further recommendation to President Eisenhower, according to Associated Press dispatches from Washington.

Schwengel Ofice Department Eisenhower Associated Press Washington

Famed chemist Dr. Hale dies in Midland

Dr. William J. Hale aged 79, longtime Dow Chemical Co research consultant and leading organic chemist, died in Midland Michigan. Hale’s work helped shape postwar chemical research and industry, earning him national recognition. He trained many chemists and contributed to major projects at Dow and in academia.

Midland Mich William J. Hale Dow Chemical Co

Michigan Auto Club Warns Vacationers of Spending

Michigan's auto club reports that motorists in the state who take vacations spend about 400 dollars on average. The advisory highlights typical costs for trips, fuel, and lodging as a budgeting guide.

Michigan Auto Club

Former Factory Operator Dies in Muscatine

William Metzentine 71 of 913 Newell Avenue died at 4 15 am today after a short illness from a heart attack He was born December 2 1883 in Rock Island son of Albert and Elizabeth Timmersman Metzentine lived in Muscatine for years and married Lena Boldt on December 8 1909 He was a Zion Lutheran church member Services 2 pm Wednesday at Ralph J Wittich Funeral Home with Rev Everett Hageman burial Greenwood Cemetery body to remain at the funeral home until services

William Metzentine Newell Avenue Rock Island Albert Elizabeth Timmersman Metzentine Muscatine Lena Boldt Ralph J. Wittich Everett Hageman Zion Lutheran Church Greenwood Cemetery

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Chasteen James Edward Chasteen Grand Cafe RAY MA Brown Hunt Tucker Ibailey Frank A. Noble Marilla Foster William E. Wellens East Seventh Street Bell Sewing Machine Ring the Bell Interstate Sewing Machine Company Mel Webb Interstate Sewing Machine Co Wellens Elmo Ferguson Ted McGill Art Lucht Muscatine Bank and Trust Company Mrs. Shephard Funeral Home St. Mathias Automatic Gravel Products Co Anson Harry R. Giese Rebecca Hayes T. J. Halligan Mr. Metzentine
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