Closing Sermon Draws Capacity Crowd at First Presbyterian
A capacity congregation at First Presbyterian heard Dr. David I. Berger’s closing sermon on The Whole Armour of God. He outlined three reasons to wear the armour: preparedness, human frailty, and faith leading to victory through God and personal effort.
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First Presbyterian Church
David I. Berger
God
Muscatine
Berger
First Baptist Church
M. Heath Tadlock
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Buffalo
N. Y
Vance Webster
Heaven
Mr. Hadlock
Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church
Leonard Plessy
Levi Odell
Charles Strouse
Richard Krell
Kenneth Schreurs
Ray Church
Burton Mark
Ralph Fischer
Ed Dankert
Mrs. Young Honored at Birthday Party
A surprise birthday party for Mrs. Anna Young was hosted by her daughter Mrs. Ethel Morse at 1213 East Front Street. Attendees included numerous Muscatine residents and relatives such as Mr. and Mrs. Frank Armstrong Rex Young and Joyce Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morse, and Mrs. Ethel Morse among others.
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Anna Young
Ethel Morse
East Front Street
Bill Windle
John Maylone
Edward
Jackie
Genevieve
Kenneth
Carl
Muscatine
First Negligent Hunter Fined in Muscatine
Richard Utley aged 19 of 103 West Eleventh street was arrested near the Tice bridge along the Cedar River by Game Warden Earl Jago on a charge of hunting without a license. Justice of Peace J C Coster levied a 10 dollar fine plus costs and Jago warned local hunters to secure proper licenses before hunting.
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Muscatine
Richard Utley
West Eleventh Street
Sunda
Tice Bridge
Cedar River
Earl Jago
Justice of Peace
J. C. Coster
Utley
Jago
Settlement Seen in Deere Labor Complaint
Davenport Iowa report says a potential amicable settlement may occur as negotiations continue over the National Labor Relations Board unfair labor practices complaint against Deere & Co. and its subsidiaries in Waterloo Ottumwa Moline East Moline and Dain Mfg Ottumwa Waterloo Tractor Co. The charge accuses officials of forcing individual contracts that strip workers of collective bargaining rights.
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Davenport
National Labor Relations Board
Deere & Co
Moline
Waterloo
Ottumwa
East Moline
Dain Mfg. Co
City Briefs Reflect Local News and Arrivals
A compilation of local registrations and departures including Charles Henderson Oldsmobile at 1200 Park. Estelle Weezen returns from New York World's Fair. Several residents travel to Chicago and other eastern points. Medical admissions and social events noted with small-town detail.
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Charles A. Henderson
Park Drive
Oldsmobile
Estelle Weezen
Lucas Street
Wapello Scouts Hike Through Muscatine On Illinois Trip
A delegation from Wapello Boy Scout troop No. 23 sponsored by the American Legion post and the Commercial club visited Muscatine today. Led by Scoutmaster L. J. Schrody they toured The Journal of Ice and other sights. They started from Wapello at 9 a.m., arrived in Muscatine at 11:30, left at 1:30 p.m. for Eliza Illinois to camp, then plan a Tuesday trip to New Boston before returning to Wapello.
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Wapello
American Legion Post
Commercial Club
Muscatine
Journal of Ice
L. J. Schrody
Reliable Firm Given Schools Contract
The Reliable Coal company won a contract to supply stoker and egg coal for Muscatine public schools this winter. It offered $3.46 per ton for stoker coal and $3.93 per ton for egg coal, the low bid. Stoker coal will serve the new high school and Jefferson school, while egg coal covers other city buildings.
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Muscatine
Reliable Coal Company
Board of Education
Reliable
New High School
Jefferson School
Local notices and hospital reports fill Muscatine page
A busy afternoon updates residents on medical events travel and visits. Morrow collapsed at the courthouse and was taken by ambulance to Hershey hospital. Others include trips by Lydia Miller Virginia, Ruth Downey visiting relatives, and Laura Tice discharged after an operation. New births announced for Hogan and Zaehringer at Hershey hospital. John Bornholdt returns from a Mexico City trip with family. Sugar Creek homecoming features Dr. Berger sermon and a play by Sugar Creek youths. Herman Haines shows improved condition after a recent injury at Bellevue hospital. Espinosa addresses Rotary about golf career and farewells. Miss Margaret Curtis heads to Cedar Rapids.
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Robert Toborg
Oregon Street
Council Bluffs
Toborg
University of Iowa
Walter Russell
Betty
West Tenth Street
Chicago
Bil Keating
Muscatine
Northwestern University
Harold Freyermuth
Harold Jr
Philip
Dean Stanley
Agnes Stanley
Betty Diekman
St. Louis
John G. Freyermuth
Spruce Street
Freyermuth
Charles Schoenig
West Third Street
C. M. Eis
M. Kautz
Heinz
A. W
Bert’ Hine
Tulsa
Okla
Norman Bowlus
Beverly Belle
Ruth Ann
Mary Lee
Detroit
Mich
Bowlus
Lily Bates
Iowa Avenue
Bernice Schweitzer
Sycamore Street
Bellevue Hospital
Herman F. Brammann
Rock [Sand
Marion McClean
Wilton
Marie Baker
Betty Lou Willits
Route 5
Janet Sywassink
Parkington Drive
Gale McClean
Harold Lange
W. J. Lauthen
Atalissa
Logan McGrew
St. Joseph
Charles R. Hagee
Cedar Street
McGrew
King Hill Avenue’ Christian Church
St. Joseph, Mo
Charles Hagee
JoAnn
Charles
Gary
Hellevue Hospital
Paul Smith
Bennett
Dan McKeehan
East Sixth Street
Arnold Fuegen
West Eleventh Street
Helen Duke
Esther
Joyce
Wanda Haney
Beaumont
Tex
Rebecca Havys
Ilinois
Bethel A. M. E
W. A. Davie
West Sixth Street
Ed Morrow
East Fourth Street
Hershey Hospital
Morrow
Court House
George Wittich
Lydia Miller
Virginia
Park Avenue
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ruth Downey
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Downey
Smalley Avenue
Laura Tice
East Seventh Street
Fred Rost
Farmer
James Nagel
Orange Street
Annie Masonholder
Letts
Elizabeth Schnack
Robert Hogan
West Fourth Street
Ralph Zaehringer
John Bornholdt
Mexico City
Inez Bornholdt
Richard
Dorothy Doennecke
Davenport
Paul Meerdink
Washington Street
David I. Berger
Sugar Creek
Church of Jesus Christ
B. F. Gruessing
L. P. Penningroth
Herman Haines
Louisa County
Abe Espinosa
Rotary Club
D. I. Berger
Ced Rapids
Margaret Curtis
New Hampshire Street
Martin Uteson
Cedar Rapids
Alfalfa Giant Attracts Local Attention Near Muscatine
Alfalfa grower Fred Mewes of Illinois southeast of Muscatine shows a six foot stalk found in a fence row. He grows ten acres and pastured 50 hogs on five acres, harvesting 15 tons of hay for a third cutting and planning two more hay crops this year.
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Fred Mewes
Illinois
Muscatine
Mr. Mewes
Journal Office
80 Young People Unite for Service at Baptist Church
Eighty members of the Christian Endeavor union from the First Methodist First Presbyterian Mulford Congregational and First Christian churches joined with the Forward and Conwell B Y P U in a meeting at the First Baptist church Sunday night. Miss Marion Meeker chaired the program and talks on Uses of the Bible were given by Helen Stelzner and Una Kent. A duet Wonderful Words of Life was sung by Juanita Wecksung and Evelyn Gundrum with Juanita Cochran on the piano.
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Christian Endeavor Union
First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Mulford Congregational
First Christian
Forward
Conwell B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Church
Marion Meeker
Helen Stelzner
Una Kent
Juanita Wecksung
Evelyn Gundrum
Juanita Cochran
G O P Protest Over Democratic Manager Name
Des Moines Iowa, liquor control chair M L Curtis says GOP chair sent protest about Fred Ihrer, a Democrat and former clerk, appointed manager of Burlington liquor store. Curtis adds only comment that for once they've appointed a Democrat. Appointment meets approval of Curtis and the Republican administration.
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Des Moines
Iowa Liquor Control Commission Commission
M. L. Curtis
Family Reunion Honoring August Birthdays At Emil Sell Home
A Sunday family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Sell route 6 to honor relatives with August birthdays. Attendees included Otto Sell Betty Jane Ralph Sell Marie Martin Red Lowcamp Delores Hoon and many more from Davenport Tipton Fruitland Muscatine and area communities.
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Emil Sell
Route 6
Otto Sell
Betty Jane
Ralph Sell
Marie Martin
Red Lowcamp
Tipton
Maynard Hoon
Delores Hoon
Carl Fowler
Darrell
Davenport
Glen Curry
Paul
Robert
Dickie
Joe Dean
Junior
Bernice
Oscar Searight
Fruitland
Harry Sell
Leo Henderson
Donald Sell
Genevieve
Muscatine
Two Couples Return From Extended Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. John Carlisle returned home Sunday evening from an eight day vacation through Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas. They attended the doubleheader in St Louis between the Cardinals and Reds and visited Eureka Springs the Ozark mountains and the Wonder Cave in Missouri. Their route included Sapulpa Claremore Bartlesville Pawhuska Muskogee Okmulgee Tulsa Ponca City and Arkansas City. They stayed with George Hartman and wife in Arkansas City Kansas.
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Walter Hartman
John Carlisle
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
St.ouis
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Eureka Springs
Ark
Ozark Mountains
Wonder Caves
Sapulpa
Okla
Will Rogers
Claremore
Muskogee
Okmulgee
Tulsa
Bartlesville
Pawhuska
101
Ponca City
Mr. Hartman
George Hartman
Arkansas City
Kas
Benefit Concert by Chicago Musicians at Jefferson School
A substantial crowd attended a grand opera concert at Jefferson school auditorium Saturday night. About 100 singers from Blue Island Liederkranz and ladies chorus joined the Hammond Singing Society Fidelia and ladies chorus, with Tri-City Symphony orchestra. Director H Korneman, formerly of Muscatine, led the performance to raise funds for the Lutheran Orphans and Old People's home on the Burlington road.
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Blue Island Liederkranz and Ladies’ Chorus
Hammond Singing Society Fidelia and Ladies’ Chorus
Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
Jefferson School Auditorium
H. Korneman
Muscatine
Chicago
Ill
Lutheran Orphans
Old People’s Home
Burlington Road
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Mary Nolte at Sweetland
Last rites were held for Mrs Mary Nolte 83 at 2 30 p m Sunday at George M Wittich Funeral home with Rev C H Hiller of Park Avenue Methodist church officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers named Gordon Morehead Ted Hine Dr A B Clapp Drew Van Camp Jacob Bieber Bert Hine. Mrs George Holliday played organ.
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Mary Nolte
Sweetland
George M. Wittich
C. H. Hiller
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Gordon Morehead
Ted Hine
A. B. Clapp
Drew van Camp
Jacob Bieber
Bert Hine
George Holliday
Group Heads to International Youth Conference at Lake Geneva
Miss Mildred Rexroth of Cedar Valley Methodist Wallace Mays of Wilton Evangelical and Reformed Miss Marie Harris of Morning Sun and Miss Esther Sywassink of First Methodist depart for the International Youth Conference at Lake Geneva Wisconsin today and will stay through September 2 accompanied by Dr. Charles Hagee. Robert Downer also joins at Lake Geneva representing Sweetland Methodist after a eastern trip with his parents.
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Mildred Rexroth
Cedar Valley Methodist Church
Wallace Mays
Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Wilton
Marie Harris
Morning Sun
Esther Sywassink
First Methodist Church
Lake Geneva
Wis
Charles Hagee
Robert Downer
Sweetland Methodist Church
Miller Descendants to Picnic Sunday
The descendants of Fredrick and Sophia Miller meet at Weed Park on Sunday August 27 for their twentieth annual reunion. A basket dinner is served at noon followed by a business meeting and program. Officers include C. H. Miller president Mrs Elsie Frymeyer secretary Lena Baadman toast mistress and Walter Stark and Freda Stark as grounds committee.
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Fredrick
Sophia Miller
Weed Park
C. H. Miller
Elsie Frymeyer
Lena Baadman
Walter Stark
Freda Stark
Virginia Heuer 18th Birthday Hosted by Mrs Rose Heuer
Mrs Rose Heuer hosted at 406 East Sixth Street on Friday night for daughter Virginia Heuer turning 18. Guests included Mary Downey Bernice Hopewell Evelyn Hubble Lorraine Hubble Louise Lang Pearl Thorpe Mickey Johnson and many others. Luncheon followed late and pink and white decorations framed the celebration.
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Rose Heuer
East Sixth Street
Virginia
Mary Downey
Bernice Hopewell
Evelyn
Lorraine Hubble
Louise Lang
Bill Kester
Delwin Evans
Pearl Thorpe
Mickey Johnson
Evelyn and
Bernye Hopewell
Margaret Tobias
Betty Heuer
John Waller
Vernon O’brien
Richard Sheares
Charles Thorpe
Russell Morris
Francis Curle
Harold Griffin
Malcolm Hodeshell
Virginia Heuer
Nye Praised for Election Boom at Minot Rally
Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota is described as most appreciative of a reported favorite son movement for him as Republican presidential nominee. He is in Yellowstone Park to rest and has not stated if he supports the plan or would pursue the movement starting at a Minot rally next month.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Minot
N. D
Ginger Rogers criticized for aloof Honolulu visit
Jimmie Fidler notes Ginger Rogers snubbed press and public in Honolulu and Los Angeles. He argues stars should mix with fans, praises Rogers in parts, and recalls other entertainment industry anecdotes from Oregon film shoots to Catalina sailing and a celebrity policy gag.
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Honolulu
Ginger Rogers
Los Angeles Harbor
Miss Rogers
Miss Roger
Fidler
Chamber of Commerce
Ginger
Jimmie Fidler
Insurance policy refused by Lloyds mocks society
Yesterday the policy was refused with Lloyds noting such insurance would not be in the best interests of society. The piece mentions Jack McCauley and suggests many Hollywood queens could claim Miss Atlantic City titles, followed by a sharp aside about bores.
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Lloyd’s
Jack McCauley
Hollywood
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Deere Firm
PERM
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Eleanor Schild
Esther Lang
Hart Beauty
Leo Wart
City
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G. O. P. Committee
Sell Home
Bazley
Mrs. Nolte
International Convo
Miller
Federal Theatre
Willie Wyler
Cathy
Pape Wyler
Wuthering Heights
the Tailwaggers, Inc
Virginia Dale
Paramount Cutie
Lloyds of London
RKO
Edith Cavell
Bill Holden
Barbara Read
Patric Knowles
Oliseum
Novelties
GEO. Kranz & Son
Hawkeye
Hawkeye Lumber Co
Young MR. Lincoln
Henry Fonda
Alice Marjorie Arleen Brady - Weaver -Whelan
Wh Sone
Joseph Schildkray
Ria Franklin Ernest Cossars
Rcrme
Uptown
West Liberty
Zavatta
Chase & Lampe
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