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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1930

Page

2

Diamond Jubilee of Sugar Creek Church Observed

Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church near Wilton Iowa celebrated its diamond anniversary with an all day program. About 275 attendees joined a Sunday school session, morning worship led by Rev A E Kiser, a basket dinner, reminiscence services, and a pageant The High Road to Happiness staged by youth with Davenport talent.

Wilton Sugar Creek Fred J. Hinkhouse Parsons College Fairfield Davenport

Community Notices From Moscow and Nearby Areas

The Moscow Neighbors hold a party at Woodmen hall honoring Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Bearns as they prepare to move to Muscatine and Atalissa. Various visits and family gatherings are noted, including birthdays, travels to Yellowstone, trips to Iowa City and Davenport, and visits from Muscatine, Conesville, DeWitt, and Wilton residents.

Moscow Woodmen Hall Robert Roberts Charles Bearns Lodge Roberts Muscatine Atalissa Charles Lincoln Bernice Walter Owens Davenport William Coon Conesville Blanche Yerington Robert Owens Lester Keller Betty Doris Evelyn Richard Pete DeMean DeWitt Mearl Wood Erwin Kelley Yellowstone Park J. T. Noll Grinnell Grace Smith Colorado Mary Wilhelm Elmer Hain Verl Miller Iowa City Allen Miller Lawrence Coffey Ray Carter Wanda Lee Harold Durst Washington Barrows Goodwin Wilma William Volga Frank Marolf Ayersville Earl Wood George Marolf Wilton Elizabeth Marolf

Local visits and farewells dot Iowa and Wisconsin towns

Letis Letts and family visit Beloit Wisconsin relatives while other residents make weekend trips and bid farewell to Cedar Rapids bound Walter Syphrit. Reunions and gatherings mark Sunday visits in Columbus Junction Fremont and Milton South Dakota as Circulations report community ties across Appanoose County. Nine coal firms merge to form the Iowa and Missouri Coal Mining company under one banner.

Grandview T. J. Manning C. O. Winters Walter Syphrit Cedar Rapids Business College Joe Harmon Ward Lee Muscatine Emma Irene Barnes C. O. Vincent Columbus Junction Milton, S. D Mr. Vincent

TRY YEW METHOD TO STOP ACCIDENTS

A double center line is being painted on the Lincoln highway between Boone and Ames by state highway workers. Two eight inch black stripes flank the center to guide drivers and reduce wrong side driving. The lines are three and a half inches wide and applied by a truck with a rubber wheel and oil.

Boone Lincoln Highway Ames State Highway Commission

Lindle Family Reunion Draws Sixty-Two Relatives

Wilton Iowa August 26 1931 the Lindle family held its annual reunion at the Ed Lindle cottage on Lindle lake in Lake township sixty two relatives gathered for a noon dinner and afternoon social games for children.

Lake Township George Lindle Jr John Lindle Ed Lindle Richard Bloomer Josephine Koehler Price Chris Voekel George Koehler Emma Price Althaus Muscatine Weed Park Rininsland Virgil Des Moines Ella Daut Davenport Peter Daut Lindle R. C. Birchard Kellogg H. T. Birchard Henry Sell Tilton Wis Richard Winkler Barth Oshkosh Sell Henry Hell Ed Patton George Whitmer Harold Duncan Toledo Ella Schafnit Thomas Hunter Akron H. W. Lamp Harold Templeman Charles Port Clinton Theodore Port Sugar Creek

Corn crop braces for frost risk as dry weather lingers

Bay Island New Boston Aug. 26 The corn crop develops rapidly and early fields should escape frost by Sept. 1. Dry conditions hinder pasture growth and fall plowing. Roads are rough and capped in places. Mr and Mrs Frank Mills and daughters Ruth and Stella visited Andalusia with Mr and Mrs Gil Hobart. Mrs Ora Thirtyacre hosted a birthday dinner party for daughter Helen. Miss Ruth Mills left Sunday for ...

New Boston Frank Mills Ruth Stella Andalusia Gil Hobart Ora Thirtyacre Helen Ruth Mills

Two Sentences by Judge Hale in Wapello Court

Charles Alloway pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent and received six months in the county jail. Judge Hale also revoked the parole of Robert Trout who had pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and was returned to jail.

Wapello Charles Alloway Louisa County Hale Alloway Pine Brothers Columbus Junction Robert

Letts Schools Reopen With Four New Teachers

Letts Iowa announces opening September 1 with four new teachers. High school hires include Wilma Hanna English and music and Opal Waterman home economics and history. New grade teachers are Charlie Moore third grade and Mary Simpson fourth grade. Mary OToole named high school principal. Marvin Johansen to coach and teach mathematics. Existing staff retained include Nelle Parsons, Marion Meeker, Elnore Duncan, Floy Eliason, and Vivian Ross. Superintendent H Doyle Frame returns for a second year.

Letts Wilma Hanna Opal Waterman Charlie Moore Mary Simpson H. Doyle Frame Mary O'Toole Marvin Johansen Nelle Parsons Marion Meeker Elnore Duncan Floy Eliason Vivian Ross Frame

Cedar county fair opens with record exhibits and prizes

Tipton Iowa August 26 Cedar county fair opens admission free entry day with judging to begin tomorrow at 9. C S Miller enters year as fair secretary for seventh time predicting a banner fair with record exhibits. Nine junior clubs offer cash prizes totaling 689 dollars. Lions club sponsorship adds 29 dollars for pure bred ewe lambs and hosts a lamb dinner after the event. Poultry building expanded for third straight year. Prize trips to Ames short courses offered by Cedar County Farm Bureau to top all around club boy and girl exhibitors.

Tipton Cedar County C. S. Miller Tipton Lions Club Floral Hall R. M. Willer Cedar County Farm Bureau Ames Cedar County Fair

Wilton Labor Day Celebration Attracts Big Crowd

St Marys parish Wilton prepares for Labor day fete aiming to serve 300 at once with 300 chickens for dinner and an expected 2,000 meals. Organizers anticipate 4,000 to 5,000 attendees from Wilton and distant communities with games prizes and nursing facilities for mothers and children.

Wilton St. Mary’s Parish

Grandview News from Aug 26 highlights visitors and events

Grandview notes show Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cocklin and Miss Mae Gast visiting from other towns to the state fair. Several families spend weekends with relatives, a large Sunday school picnic is reported, and local residents travel to Des Moines and Morning Sun. A hospital stay and medical updates appear among community items.

Grandview Howard Cocklin Mae Gast Howard Snyder John Hulgren Mediapolis Hulgren Mary Schweitzer Frank Bishop Magnolia Melvin Jackson Harry Latta Claude Latta Anamosa Nellie Jackson Harley McCulley Clint Cocklin Margaret Cocklin Clarence Peck Winfield Grandview Park Muscatine King Will Huff Savannah Sharel Weile Charles Schweitzer Loleta Bert Schweitzer Oakville Elmer Young Nadine Milo Weile Ernest Downs Dorothy Mary Lou Katherine Howell Des Moines Bert Thompson Della Ingraham Letts Howard Curtis Fruitland Kenneth Buster Elda Werner Belle Becky Etla Curtis Columbus Junction Florence Curtis Redding Terre Haute Ind George McDill Wayne Werner Beaver Okla Laura Rexroth Adam Becky Conesville Gail McElhinney Bruce Delzell John Nichols Clen Caldwell Glen Westfall Cane Rutt Dean Kerr J. E. Kilpatrick Meritt Deihl Margaret Allen Wapello William Jamison Mary Ellen Greencastle Lizzie Deibl Annetta Wilson Chicago Morning Sun

Funeral service for Mrs Ida Wright held in Morning Sun

Funeral services for Mrs Ida Wright were conducted in Union church with pastor Rev W J Giffin officiating. A quartet and piano provided music. Burial followed at Elmwood cemetery. Dozens from surrounding towns attended including Rev Frank Wright and Mrs Gladys Esmond.

Morning Sun Union Elmwood Morning Sun Ida Wright Union Church W. J. Giffin E. W. Browning O. M. Hensleigh W. W. Caldwell C. E. Cummings C. W. Butler John,Tracy Howard Hill John Baas James Wright Frank Wright Tulsa Okla Gladys Esmond Miami, Fla Lucile Blair Muscatine Nellie Smith Glen Lewis Ernest Ursa, Ill Estella Staples Winfield Howard Stewart Helen Ainsworth Burlington Elmwood Cemetery Young Women's Missionary Societies of Sharon Reformed Presbyterian L. M. Samson Alice Edith Patterson Marian Honeyman Wylie Dougherty Lake Winnona Talmadge McHaffy Sharon Society C. H. Smith Nebraska Colorado Elsie Caldwell Huron School Des Moines Milton Delzell Chariton Charles Duty Georgeé Udell William Duty Millie Dempsville Madison Hiram Cary James Kerr Mary Cedar Rapids John Kerr Long Beach Calif Frank Kerr Gay Wright Monroe City A. Miller de Able

Oakville Teachers Institute Dated by County School Chief

County superintendent Miss Ada Smith announced the annual teacher's institute for September 18 and 19, with county schools to dismiss on those days. Albert Meek sustained a lacerated right hand in a single vehicle accident near Vinton as occupants were ejected after the car left the road. Mrs. R. R. Hunt travels northward with Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Gillispie of Indiana on an overland trip via Canada and northern points.

Viola May Stratton Leo Wagner Columbus Junction Florence Hurley Stella Anderson Chicago Aaron Hurley Wisconsin Raymond Stohlie Eugene Waterloo Chautauqua Park Earl Main Oakville Clarence Berkhoff Cedar Rapids A. W. Berkhoff Madelyn Drake Arnolds Park Wapello High School F. H. Hesse Francis Vandevort Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College W. F. Wahl Warrington St. Louis Ada Smith Vinton Albert Meek Canada J. W. Gillispie Indiana

Swain Family Holds Reunion at West Branch Ia

West Branch Iowa August 26 A Swain family reunion gathered at Mr and Mrs James Vincents home with 30 attendees. A noon picnic, short program and a long circulated letter 35 years in ten states were shared. Relics included a tuning fork from singing schools and a cradle made by Great Grandfather Thompson.

West Branch Swain James Vincent Fred Ohl Austin Tex Doris Dorothy Metz Thompson Muscatine Annie Gallow Owensmouth Calif Emmett Nellie Salisbury Minneapolis Ella Thompson Tryon Okla Charles Sailor Grace Metz Ruby Metz Harlan Vincent Cedar Bluff Charles Orr Downey Charles Ohl Arlene John Ohl Anamosa Alfred Ohl Iowa City

Community Notes From Nichols and Muscatine Area

Social rounds include Mrs Charles Weber and family with Vada Schmelzer and Edward Rosemund from Muscatine at the D W Kopp home. Muscatine visitors at Henry Kirchner and Elks picnic attendance. Edna Rummells returns from a Denver vacation. Peter Schnitt descendants plan annual reunion at Weed Park with about 250 expected. Niggels Independents beat Hills Independents 4 to 3 in 14 innings.

Denver Colorado Ida O. Nash Des Moines Walter Kopp Elks Rotary Hut Walter Morris Verna Reeder James Fannie Brown West Branch Dean Brothers Chicago James Dean H. M. Fox Cedar Rapids Peter Schnitt Germany Weed Park Muscatine Cecil Foster Marion Fred Hummel FE. J. Brown Herman Huesson Niggels Independents Hills Independents Nichols Diamond J. A. Wildman Isabelle Metheny William Oostendorp

Chariton Bank Failure Leaves Doors Closed

The Peoples State Bank of Lacona failed to open its doors yesterday with D. W. Ermtz of the state banking department in temporary charge. In Iowa City ashes of Anna Diller Starbuck were scattered from an airplane over the city and campus. she died in 1929 and was cremated as she wished. Sioux City police continued efforts to trace attackers of a man whose body was found in the Missouri river, linked to a blood stained coat found nearby.

Associated Press Chariton Peoples State Bank of Lacona D. W. Ermtz State Banking de T Iowa City Anna Diller Starbuck Iowa University Edwin D. Starbuck Sioux City Missouri River Here

Gly-Cas Proclaimed Main Remedy for Digestive Ailments

Vinland Kansas resident J H Hallmark credits Gly-Cas with curing years of indigestion nervousness and rheumatism after trying many remedies. He reports improved sleep appetite and relief from pain and urges others to try the new Gly-Cas sold at J J Havercamp's drug store in Muscatine and nearby towns.

J. H. Hallmark Vinland Kansas Lawrence J. J. Havercamp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sugar Creek Presbyterian Church Letis Centerville Appanoose County Iowa and Missouri Lake Bay Island Trout Fort Dodge William Deveny Mason City Emma _ Benarden Phoenix Ariz Martin Mills Springfield J. A. Kessler Margaret Kessler Jerry Marshall Mary Ferguson Conton S. D Ferguson Ida _ Ivadell Fuller Earl Lovck Harold Eugene Rock Island Loveck Mahala Lovck Eliza Charles Holman John Frieden John Markley Bessie Shires Ned Erwin Phyllis Coulter Frank Donald Mahala Louck Nellie Loosier Wilton Fete Grandview News Mrs. Wright L. R. Heitz & Son East Third Street L. A. Wiese Liberty Near West Branch Joe E. Brown Bernice Claire Con You Power Boat Club Cupid Sunny Jim Graham McNamee Alace Nichols Iowa Briefs Gly-Cas
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