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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1925

Page

2

Farm Women Enjoin Camps for Rural Home Leisure

Mrs. Spencer Ewing of Bloomington advocates summer camps for farm women at the Illinois Farm Bureau picnic in Taylorville. Camps offer recreation and learning, helping women return home refreshed with new ideas for family life and improved community leadership. The Home Bureau notes its role in reducing rural isolation through meetings, tours, and education in foods, health, clothing, management, and recreation.

Taylorville Til A. P Spencer Ewing Bloomington Illinois Home Bureau Federation State Farm Bureau Home Bureau Texas Tehm Bulletin State University Washington The

Lost Mail Pouch Found In Chicago Misrouted Air Mail

A registered air mail package addressed to San Francisco was dropped at Salt Lake City post office in error. Inspectors traced the mistake to a Chicago office checker and found the package contained only ordinary registered mail, not valuable.

Chicago Ill San Francisco Salt Lake City

Making of women's handbags for tourists thrives in Egypt

A readable note shows Egypt's craft scene expanding as women manufacture handbags for tourists. The industry supports local workers and small studios, reflecting a growing market in regional crafts.

Egypt

Mayor Miller Proclaims Labor Day Observance in Muscatine

One year ago today in Muscatine Mayor Joseph B. Miller issued a proclamation calling all citizens to observe Labor Day and suspend normal business. The decree urged participation in reflection and public observance across the city.

Muscatine Joseph B. Miller

Missionary Society Secretary To Speak At Grace Lutheran

Mrs H C Bell general field secretary of the Women’s Missionary Society of the United Lutheran church will address Grace Lutheran Church at 7 30 this evening. She spoke at a story hour for children earlier this afternoon and is staying with Mrs L Angersbach 1023 Iowa avenue Muscatine during her visit. South Africa has a building boom.

H. C. Bell Pittsburgh Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Church Grace Lutheran Church

Dainty Perfumes Come From Coal

A chart by Otto M. Rau shows Illinois coal yields a vast range of products from gases and tar to explosives and perfumes. He urges expanding the Farrington power project to consume coal at mines, conserve by products, and provide electricity statewide.

Springfield Ill A. P Illinois Otto M. Rau Pennsylvania Rau Farrington Giant

Woman Held for Theft and Parole Violation in Aledo

Mrs Frances White 28 was arrested in Illinois on parole violation and theft charges after eluding deputies at a camp near the East Hill river. Deputy Lutrell and Officer Schorr detained her following a claim she was not present when first located. she had been paroled last January on liquor charge but did not pay court costs.

Aledo Frances’ White Illinois P. M. Lutrell William Schorr East Hill

Mayor Miller Returns From Iowa City Officers Convention

Mayor Joseph B. Miller returned from Spirit Lake where he attended the League of Iowa Municipalities convention. B. C. Benham, water works and electric light plant trustee, spoke on Muscatine’s municipal electric plant. Benham then left for a vacation with his wife and daughter Elizabeth. The convention was described as unusually successful with Benham’s address praised as a feature.

Joseph B. Miller Spirit Lake League of Iowa B. C. Benham Boards of Water Works and Electric Light Plant Trustees Muscatine

Midnight motoring with coal fuels debated in London

Midnight motoring grew popular in London during a heated period. Professor Samuel W Parr of the University of Illinois promotes a method with Illinois coal to treat coal and save by products wasted in current consumption methods.

London Samuel W. Parr University of Ilinois Illinois Coal Rau

Waitress Not Carlisle Murder Victim Identified

Des Moines, August 28. Irene Lapham a former Des Moines waitress is alive in Brookfield Missouri, per J W Tait. A film exchange employee Hazel George had entered an improvised morgue in Carlisle and claimed the unidentified body was Lapham, prompting denial.

Des Moines Irene Lapham Carlisle Brookfield J. W. Tait Lapham

Divorces Filed by Wife and Husband in District Court

Mrs Lota V Mickey sues Ross V Mickey for divorce in district court citing ungovernable temper cheating choking and guests for gambling parties. They wed October 28 1922 at Wapello and she seeks alimony. Husband’s suit against wife alleges cross temper refusal to care for home striking and threatening his life.

Lota Mickey Ross Wapello Thompson & Thompson Hanley & Hanley

Rewards Offered for Three Iowa Slayers

Des Moines August 28 A P. says rewards totaling 1250 dollars are posted by the state for apprehension of those responsible for three Iowa murders. A 500 dollar reward is for the Des Moines policeman Ollie D. Thomas slayer, another 500 for the slayer of Harry Jones and William Langerson of Sioux City, and 250 for the Ottumwa killer Harry Overturf in July.

Des Moines. In A. P Iowa Hammill Ollie D. Thomas Des Moines Harry Jones William Langerson Sioux City Harry Overturf Ottumwa

Suit Filed for 119 18 On Grocery Bill

W J Springer files suit against John and Frances E Hysinger for 119 dollars 18 cents. Attorney Harry L Fisher represents the plaintiff.

W. J. Springer John Frances E. Hysinger Harry L. Fisher

Van Atta Family Picnic Hosts 120 Relatives in Muscatine

The Van Atta family reunion at Weed park Muscatine drew 120 relatives with Ed Van Atta presenting the early history. Soloists Misses Lois and Darlene Retherford and others contributed to a program of songs readings and piano. Officers were elected and committees named for the coming year with plans to hold the 1926 reunion on the last Thursday of August at Weed park.

van Atta Muscatine Weed Park Ed. van Atta Lois Darlene Retherford Joy Ethelyn Vanatta Edith Claire Monson Marjorie Vanatta Illinois Maxine Carver Aledo George van Atta Muscatine County Henry Bradford Ill G. H. Vance Seaton Cy Essley Gilchrist Conrad Brown Taylor Ridge John van Atta Everett Kessler Buffalo Prairie Ford Vance Oakville D. C

Ladies of the Elk host card games at clut house

Diversions included Moltttt Card games during a Thursday meeting. Hostesses were Mesdames Masonholder Errington Moore Bell Crull and L A Crull. A second card party is planned in two weeks.

Ladies of the Elk Clut House Guy Masonholder M. Errington C. Moore E. J. Bell Columbus Junction L. A.crull

Alumni delegates attend nationalCatholic educators meeting

Miss Agatha Detthof and Miss Ada Rolland returned from Dubuque where Muscatine represented at the National Federation of the Catholic Alumni of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in session at Mt St Josephs college. Forty two delegates from 28 schools attended. Officers elected for the coming year were Ada K. Gannon Davenport president Mrs Frank McNichols Dubuque first vice president Mrs J Holland Iowa City second vice president Regina Cox Des Moines recording secretary Mrs Frank Sullivan Clinton corresponding secretary and Miss Jennie O’Hearn Chicago treasurer.

Agatha Detthof St. Mathias Ada Rolland Dubuque Muscatine Mt. St. Joseph's College United States Ada K. Gannon Davenport Frank McNichols J. Holland Iowa City Regina Cox Des Moines Frank Sullivan Clinton Jennie O'Hearn Chicago

Miss Ruth Stirlen Hosts California Visitor

Miss Ruth Stirlen entertained a youthful group at her Stone street home last evening for guest C. M. Landon of San Francisco staying with the W. N. Stirlen family. Progressive five hundred produced high scores for Miss Jean Petersen and Vaughn Hershey with consolation prizes to Miss Esther Bunn and Mr Landon. Dancing followed the games.

Ruth Stirlen California Stone Street C. M. Landon San Francisco W. N. Stirlen Jean Petersen Vaughn Hershey Esther Bunn Mr. Landon

Detroit visitors to be honored at Musserville picnic

The Ladies Aid society of the Mus serville Methodist Episcopal church plans a Monday picnic at Musser park to honor a visiting Detroit party. Guests include the Eschelman, Ike Ryan, Ira Cate and Clifford Storms families from Detroit. A basket dinner and games will be provided.

Ladies’ Aid Society Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church Musser Park Detroit Henry Eschelman Ike Ryan Ira Cate Clifford Storms

Dinner Party At The Paul Grafe Howe Home

Mrs Paul Grafe entertained at a dinner party held at her home 1015 Roscoe Avenue with 15 covers. Special guests included Mrs E V Harrington and Mrs Foster Harrington from Enid Oklahoma. Flowers adorned the decorations and table. The after dinner hours were informal with Mrs Edward Fack as assistant hostess.

Paul Grape Howe Paul Grafe Roscoe Avenue E. V. Harrington Foster Harrington Enid Okla Edward Fack

Lamprecht Sues to Annul Deed Over House Transfer

William F. Lamprecht files again in district court to annul his transfer of a home at Fourth and Pine Streets to W. J. Knight in exchange for 4000 shares of Fairfield Off-Gas stock. He alleges the stock was worthless due to illegal issuance and company bankruptcy. He seeks to reclaim the house and recover improvements less rent.

W. J R. §& Knight William F. Lamprecht District Court Today W. J. Knight Fourth and Pine Streets Lamprecht Knight Fairfield Off - Gas Company

Four Cases Set for Trial in Justice Horst Court

Ernest Brei of near New Era faces charges for failing to observe an arterial stop sign in Horst court this afternoon. Israel Nobedrick’s trial on cutting a corner and stop sign violations was postponed. Kalona resident A H Chepek awaits 4 pm arraignment after a not guilty plea to intoxication. Ed Cross, accused of grand larceny in a boat theft from Roach and Musser, has a hearing set for Tuesday Sept 1 at 10 am before Justice Horst.

Ernest Brei Near New Era H. D. Horst Israel Nobedrick A. H. Chepek Kalona Ed. Cross Roach & Musser Company Horst

Hammill Addresses Boy Scout Camp at Woodward

Governor Hammill spoke to a Boy Scout camp in Woodward Iowa today. The event was sponsored by Henry W. Wallace, publisher of a farm journal.

Hammill Boy Sconte Des Moines A. P Woodward Today Henry W. Wallace Farm Journal

Mail Aerial Service in Germany Mirrors Train Delivery

By aid of a grapple, mail is picked up by flying airplanes of Germany much as do mail trains of this country that do not stop at small stations.

Germany

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