Local Notes From Moline and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Nannie Kelley of Moline spent Sunday with the Walters family. County Attorney I. S. Pepper travels to Centerville to handle business. Mrs. J Lieberknecht and daughter Leila of Letts visit the Stamler and Dankert households. Sheriff and Mrs. Benham return from Davenport after a weekend with relatives. Congregational church lunch service set for Wednesday evening at 6 to 7 o'clock in the church basement. Mrs. W. B. Throop and daughter Roxie of Burlington visit the Throop home on West Second Street. Jacob Bond departs for Des Moines for cooking instructions for Company C at Fort Riley encampment next week. Royal Neighbors Sunshine club plans a Davenport trip via the steamer Columbia, returning the same evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Throop
Roxie Throop
Burlington, Ia
Throop
West Second Street
Jacob Bond
Des Moines
Fort Riley
Royal Neighbors
Sunshine Club
Davenport
Columbia
Chorus to stage Ruth the Gleaner cantata at New Era
The New Era church chorus plans a Thursday evening concert featuring the cantata Ruth the Gleaner. Solo roles include Ruth by Breda Freeberg Naomi by May Wunderlich Orpah by Lydia Olander Boaz by William Sauer Miriam by Hyrtle Sauer with Miss Lillian Alteneder as accompanist.
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New Era
Ruth the Gleaner
Ruth
Breda Freeberg
Naomi—May Wunderlich
Orpah
Lydia Olander
Boaz
William Sauer
Miriam—Hyrtle Sauer
Lillian Alteneder
Missouri Slugger Cook To Return Wednesday
Muscatine Baseball directors announce former second baseman Cook will rejoin the local squad, returning here on Wednesday night after word from Missouri. The news brings optimism to the team and its supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Slugger
Muscatine Baseball Club
Cook
Bible Institute Opens at Y M C A With Strong Start
The Bible study training institute opened Sunday under the direction of the Religious Work Secretary Mitchell at the Y M C A. A large enrollment began teaching duties at the association building and more will join. The class is the largest in the state, covering pedagogics basics and a life of Christ from multiple perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Holy Land
The Wages of Sin Thief Shoots Self
Grand Forks August 24 Herr Geltermann cashier of the coupon department of the Hittel Deutsche Credit Bank shot himself dead today. He embezzled 125000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Herr Geltermann
Hitteldeutsche Credit Bank
Political clash ends in hotel lobby fist fight in Topeka
Topeka August 24 David Mulvans chairman of the Republican state central committee and M. E. Amarine editor of the Council Grove Guard fought in a hotel lobby over an article Amarine published. Both men struck hard blows drawing blood and left the scene even in the melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dukes
Topeka
Kan
David Mulvans
Republican State Central Committee
M. E. Amarine
Council Grove
Des Moines Man Likely Fired Shot in Loudonville Death
Des Moines physicians conducting a post mortem on Morris B. P. Stein conclude he could have fired the fatal shot that killed him in Loudonville Ohio, an examination performed at the Shank undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Morris B. P. Stein
Loudonville
Stein
Hitchcock Holds Another Big Meet
Boston August 24 The third big district conference in Hitchcock managing the Republican campaign convened with all national committeemen present. The event drew greater interest than Colorado Springs and Chicago meetings due to early Vermont and Maine elections and the impact of vigorous campaigning on other states.
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Boston
Mass
Hitchcock
Colorado Springs
Chicago
Vermont
Maine
Helen Maloney and Samuel Clarkson Vanish After Elopement
New York August 24 Miss Helen Maloney and Samuel Clarkson who eloped after her marriage to Arthur H. Osborne have disappeared from Spring Lake New Jersey. Her father Martin Maloney says he does not know their whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York, N. Y
Helen Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Arthur H. Osborne
Spring Lake
N. J
Martin Maloney
Funeral for Mrs. W. I. Whisler Tomorrow at Greenwood Chapel
The obituary notes the funeral for Mrs. W. I. Whisler will take place tomorrow at 2 PM from Greenwood Chapel with interment in Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whisler
Chapel
W. I. Whisler
Greenwood Chapel
Greenwood Cemetery
Negroes praise Deneen for riot suppression in Springfield
Two Negro representative bodies passed formal resolutions applauding Gov. Deneen for firmness in quelling rioting. They urged cooperation with the chamber of commerce and the Business Men's association to prevent recurrence and punish offenders. Meetings were the first public black gatherings since the riots, held at Pleasant Grove Baptist church and St. John's Methodist Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deneen
Springfield
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Association
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Willson Publishes Harsh Reply to Trigg Officials
Gov. Willson releases a scathing response to Trigg county officials who said troops were not needed. Trigg county in the dark tobacco district near the Tennessee line has endured many night rider depredations as troops were stationed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willson
Frankfort
Trigg County
Tobacco
Tennessee Line
Hains Trial Delayed Likely To Start In November
New York August 24. All hope of a speedy trial for the Hains brothers in the killing of William E. Annis is abandoned. The trial probably will not begin until the middle of November. No attempt will be made for release on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Hains Brothers
William E. Annis
Hains brothers reject venue change request in bail talks
In the ongoing bail proceedings the Hains brothers state they will not seek a change of venue. They indicate no delay tactic or extra motions are planned in the interim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hains Brothers
Missing Groom Mystery Stirs Milwaukee Police
Milwaukee August 24 The whereabouts of Ralph W. Eddy the missing traveling salesman who was to wed a Wooster Ohio woman last Saturday remains a mystery. Eddy's business associate W F Fields said he could not locate him and feared Eddy may have been murdered or wandering demented after a blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Ralph W. Eddy
Wooster
Ohio
W. F. Fields
Eddy
Misses Schwalm entertain friends at Cedar river retreat
The Misses Ella and Minnie Schwalm of Mulberry avenue host guests at Volger cottage on the Cedar River enjoying fishing and boating. They will return to the city tonight. The First M E church primary class plans a Weed Park launch and picnic Tuesday afternoon for parents and pupils. The Iowa Lodge No 2 A F and A M holds first degree work Tuesday evening. The Geneva Golf and Country Club hosts the third dance at the clubhouse Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Minnie Schwalm
Mulberry Avenue
Volger
Cedar River
M. E. Church
Weed Park
Iowa Lodge No. 2
A. F
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Banner Lodge to Meet Tuesday at Yeomen Hall
Banner Lodge will hold its meeting Tuesday evening at o'clock in Yeomen hall. A large attendance is desired as important business will be transacted.
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Banner Lodge
Yeomen Hall
Muscatine Band To Play At Dubuque Picnic
Muscatine's Paudiet's brass band led by Julius Paudiet will accompany the local bankers' reserve lodge delegation as they travel to Dubuque for the state picnic and provide music there.
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Muscatine
Dubuque
Bankers’ Reserve Lodge
Paudiet
Julius Paudiet
Local Notes and Visits Round Morning Sun Area
Miss Inez Mellinger returns from Chicago after a two week visit. F P Griffis heads to Des Moines for the state fair. Miss Sarah Marshall presents a recital for younger and older pupils. Mrs Mattie Wilson and Clara depart for Aurora after weeks with relatives. John Wilson visits in town from Concordia with his brothers. Several residents and visitors from Burlington Wapello Keithsburg Mt Pleasant and Eagle Grove are noted with short trips and calls.
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Morning Sun
Inez Mellinger
Chicago
F. P. Griffis
Des Moines
Sarah Marshall
Mattie Wilson
Clara
Aurora
John Wilson
Concordia
Kan
Chas. B
W. G. Wilson
Janet Wyman
Burlington
Margery Morrison
Elsie McClellan
Paul Smith
Wapello
Betler
Keithsburg
Jas. Bergen
Dean Hewitt
Wyman
Winfield
Lillie Baine
Bertha Vanzant
J. H. Trotman
Neill
Eagle Grove
Trotman
Schmidt and Son
Davenport
Geo. Peterson
Fern Armstrong
Mt. Pleasant
Local social notes and visits across Mt. Pleasant area
A flurry of visits and farewells as residents travel to and from Fredonia Wyman Minneapolis Columbus Junction Des Moines Wapello and beyond. Attendees include Miss Hazel Pierce Hallie Carr and Miss Rosa Wilson departing for India missions. A missionary reception and lively gatherings mark the week.
Picnic at J A Hulls grove north of town
Sunday school picnic at J A Hulls grove north of town enjoyed ideal weather and good times. Invitations issued for Rose Katherine Arning and Chas E Murray marriage on August 26 at groom’s parents home in Cairo. Various local residents visited friends and traveled between Mediapolis Keokuk Wapello Hopkinton and Davenport in weekly notices.
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Presbyterian Church
J. A. Hull
Arning
Rose Katherine
Chas. E. Murray
Henry Murray
Cairo
McConnell
Agness
Mediapolis
Davenport
Geo. Peterson
Wm. Mackay
West
Northwest
F. M. Elliott
Tra
Indianapolis
Ind
Saylor
Rising Sun
Neb
R. H. Metts
Julius Hayes
E. Webster
Frizzell
Oakville
W. J. McElhinney
Hopkinton
Chas Snyder
Olive Branch Notes Show-Time Ties and Visits
Olive Branch Indiana August 22 Grandpa Eisele visited daughter Mrs Chas Pantel and family. Will Thompson did business and called in Muscatine. Edward Steinman near Grandview passed through for Muscatine on business. August Cover visited Chas Pantel Sunday. Garry McFadden near Grandview spent Monday with the Pantels. Joe Kinsley called to see his daughter Florence at the hospital in Muscatine Monday. Garry McFadden and daughters Vernie and Gertrude planned a Muscatine visit. Wesley Essex of Muscatine visited the Pantels and returned on the 8:30 train. George Pantel and Wes Essex called on Ed Hahn on business Wednesday. The Ryan of Muscatine and son visited Bird near Grandview Wednesday. Harry Webster called on friends in Muscatine Wednesday evening. Fred Pantel near Fairport called Thursday. Miss Emmie Pantel attended to business in Muscatine Tuesday. Curtis Cassabaum has worked in Muscatine the past two weeks pulling lumber. Dave Young near Grandview and family passed through for Muscatine Tuesday. E O Burnside of Muscatine called to see the Pantels Thursday.
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Hazel Pierce
Hallie Carr
Fredonia
R. Wright
Penwick Cannon
Wyman
J. A. Toms
Minneapolis
Alice Lloyd
Guy Tomlinson
Muriel Courts
Mt. Pleasant
E. G. Gardner
Richland
S. Nelson
Packwood
Ed. Faris
Dora Tomlinson
Burlington
Guy J. Tomlinson
Eddie Turner
Wm. Horn
Cordin Nichols
Columbus Junction
Harry Allen
Aurora
J. M. Lute
F. M. Brown
Monmouth
Chas. Gregory
Wapello
London Hall
Morning Sun
Olive Branch
Eisele
Chas. Pantel
Will Thompson
Muscatine
Edward Steinman
Grandview
Chas
Pantell
Garry McFadden
Pantel
Joe Kinsley
Florence
Vernie
Gertrude
Wesley Essex
George Pantel
Wes
Essex
Ed. Hahn
the Ryan
Emmie Pantel
Curtis Cassabaum
Dave Young
E. O. Burnside
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Nannie Kelley
Moline, Ill
S. A. Walters
I. S. Pepper
Centerville
J. Lieberknecht
Miss Leila
Letts
William Stamler
John Dankert
R. F. Benham
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Bible Institute
Teachers School
Mitchell Study
Hains
Dorando
Evening Mail
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Mich
U.S. A
E. B. Boyd
Ieee
Boyd
4Th
Cedar Sts
Helen Brown
The
Methodist Missionary Society
Mrs. Zimmerman
Free Methodist Missionary Society
Della Trask
Covenentor Missionary Society
Sadie Edgar
U. P. Missionary Society
Z. J. Wilson
Margaret McElhinney
Bess Butler
Rosa Wilson
Cynthia Wilson
Mizpeh
Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Kurz
Emma Kurz
Ira Kerr
Mattie Guy
Martha Brown
Della Frazier
Farmington
Olla Carter
Louisiana
Lowa
Great Panhandle
Texas
Rock Island _ Investment Company
Amarillo
Dollman
Poplar
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Company
C. Koehler
Ed. Leu
Prof
European House
Carl's Bakery
Amos S. Weidling
Ruthenberg
East Second Street
Big JO
Geo. Bitman
Geo. W. Reuling’s Grocery
First National Bank
S. G. Stein
D. V. Jackson
S. M. Hughes
G. Stein
J. R. Reuling
W. E. Bliven
J. Carskaddan
F. P. Sawyer
M. Hughes
White Collar Line
Helen Blair
G. Block Cqo