Local News Roundup of Visits and Travel in Garden City
Local notes show Mondta business in town by D J OBrien of Garden City. Ray Priceless left for Omaha to visit relatives. Agnes and Trend Doyle of St Louis spent day calling on friends. Mrs Guasle Mull of 2110 Cedar visits Chicago. Charles Dickerson near Lotts announces birth on Friday Aug 29. Haze Keath studio opened 805 W Sth St. Miss Anna and Margaret McEthpon travel from Oak to Davenport to visit Mrs H Tiecke over Sunday. Tred Davis arrives to take manual training post at local school. Mrs E C Laver returns home after visiting J B Vanatte family. Mr and Mrs A B Clapp return from Center and western trip. Mrs Everett Crow and Mollie return to South Masertine from visits. James and George McMahon of Chicago return home after weeks visiting Moynalan and Ryan families.
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Ray Priceless
Omaha
Nebraska
Agnes
Trend Doyle
St. Louis
Guasle Mull
Cedar Street
Chicago
Charles Dickerson
Lotts
Mies Haze
Mies Haze] Keath
Sth
Mond Voral
Anna B. Miller
Kansas City
Mayme Price
Ast
Fifth Street
Anna
Margaret McEthpon
Oak Street
Davenport
A. B. Clapp
Center
Dast Eighth Street
Holiday Dance Planned by Local Musicians at Armory
Local musicians organize a Monday evening dance at the Armory Fish venue with the Lorenzen orchestra secured for music. Promoters expect a large turnout as many area musicians back the event.
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Armory Fish
Lorenzen
Parochial Schools Set To Reopen Next Week
Parochial schools in the city announce reopening dates for St Matthias and St Marys. St Matthias will resume Monday and West HU reports Thursday for pupil return. Enrollment is rising with an unprecedented attendance forecast. Changes include boys admitted to the high school at St Matthias for the first time in eight years and extended teaching privileges for the Sisters of Charity. St Marys adds a ninth grade this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te City
St. Matthias
5 Mary's
St. Mattaing
West HU
Puple
St. Matthias School
Sisters of Charity
St. Mary’e
Rural Carriers Plan Banquet and Meeting
Muscatine and Loula counties Rural Carriers prepare for a Labor Day session with a 9 30 morning business meeting followed by a three course dinner. A F Ott will report on the Waterloo state convention and present topics on postage, salaries, box coinage, convicts in state services, and road and membership plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinal Plana
Muscaline and Loulau ‘County
Waterloo
De‘Camp
Willead
John van Zyl
Frank Guster
Clyde Nettleton
George M. Lincoln
Plumsley
No Action on Hog Cholera Serum Vaccination Policy
After a Crop Improvement society meeting at the county building, members discussed hog cholera. They decided not to urge vaccination now due to poor serum quality and unsatisfactory results. Plans include future paid meetings in several townships to discuss the hog cholera situation.
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Crop Improvement Society
Vesper Service of Special Interest
A Sunday afternoon vesper service by the n. WoC. aA. will mark an event of special interest as delegates and others to Lake Geneva Wisconsin conference are to be reported. The program features devotional by Mrs J S Kulp vocal solo by Mrs Julia Elnhausen Geneva as a Board Member Goes It by Mrs Harry Beam Our Clip by Miss Alberta Theobald How We Were Amused by Miss Moxy Robbins and What Geneva Offers to the Club.
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Woc
Lake Geneva
Wis
Kulp
Julia Elnhausen
Behooa
Geneva
Harry. Beam
Alberta Theobald
Moxy Robbins
Ganeva
Mrs Brown Succumbs After Long Sickness
Obituary for Mrs. Henry Brown a longtime Muscatine resident who died at home on 213 Mast Sixth Street after a prolonged illness. Born Katharina Kirsch in Freyberg Baden Germany on February 8 1845 she came to the United States in 1849 and married Henry Brown in 1854. Survived by her husband two brothers Caspar Kirsch of St Louis three sons Henry J George John J Brown and two daughters Katharina Brown and Julia Schmidt all of the city. Funeral arrangements pending Monday.
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Henry Brown
Mast Sixth Street
Jong Bloke Nosis
Dad Doon
Muscatine
Freyberg
Baden
Germany
Katharina Kirsch
Peter Kircch
Evea
Caspar Kirsch
St. Louis
Henry J. Brown
George Brown
John J. Brown
Folty
Kathaetina Brown
Juliae Schmidt
Twilight club opens social season with member elections
The Twilight club held its initial session at Mary Riningland’s home 952 Lucas Street with blue and gold decor. Mary Finnisland was elected president and Katheryn Klebe secretary, naming a new roster including Mary Riningland, Bertha Balser and others. Plans include a September 12 event at Balser’s Logan Street home and a series of society meetings at the First Congregational church and other host homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twilight Club
Misa Mary Riningland
Lucas Street
Mary Finnisland
Katheryn Klebe
Missag
Mary Rinineland
Bartha Balser
Mary
Ruby Brown
Linda Pauly
Margherite
Ind
Nellie
Opler
Nellie Ryan
Sarah Fisher
Verna Malser
Eather Lemkau
Misa Bertha Balser
Logan Street
Muscatine Takes Early Lead in Doubleheader Opener
Muscatine forged a commanding early lead against Waterloo in the first game of a doubleheader. After six innings the score stood 4 to 6. Gackert pitched for Muscatine in the EB matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Waterloo
Gackert
Misa Siuime-Mise Elsy Hunk Reading Tone Event
A social tonewill reading event follows Drograi. Miss Luzetta Bowell and Agnes Robbins lead a personally conducted tour with works by Van Dyke Mina Etha Buchanan and others.
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Gir
Misa
Siuime
Ames
Hell—Mine
Wilma
Buach
Luzetta Bowell
Agnes” Robbins
van Dyke
Mina
Buchanan
Nine Golfers Qualify for Club Tournament Victory at Geneva
Nine golfers qualified for the Geneva Golf and Country Club championship to be staged on Labor Day. D V Jackson fired a 91 to lead the qualifiers with scores listing Walter Molin and C O McBride among others. Pairings set two flights with winners meeting in finals and medals awarded to flight champions. Tennis standings show Grigaby Stafford Hahn advancing toward semi finals with matches continuing into Labor Day weekend.
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Geneva
Frank Jackson
PAV Ngm
Eee
Flighce
D. ¥. Jackson
G. B. Jackson
Walter’ Molip
C. Q. McBride
Fred Hoffman
Frank Neidig
B. Grado
W. L. Capa
Tha
Palringa Wera
Sos
Lahor
Finsla
Ralf Grigoby
Q. R. Stafford
A. Habn
Grigaby
J. V. Mennefick
Statford
W. G. Bakar
Hahn
K. Grout
L. “Ti. Jackson
R. J. Leynen
Fred Nesper
Robert Nistzel
Nespers
Hig
L. D. Jackson
Old Louisa County Settler Levi Blake Dies at 70
Levi Blake, an early settler and prominent Port Allan resident, died yesterday evening at Rio Lome two miles west of Port Allan after a complication of diseases. He was about 70, survived by his widow and two adopted children, J. H. Blake of South Dakota and Alma Blake at home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow from the home, with interment in Carpenter cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Allan
Cspocea
Levi Blake
Rio Lome
Carpenter Cemetery
Moonlight Steamer Sidney Excursion Draws Huge Crowd
Almost four hundred people crowded aboard the Steamer Sidney for a moonlight excursion hosted by the local order of Mogsa. The trip left the local wharf as a favorable tide and clear weather made for a delightful evening of dancing and socializing, with many staying onboard after returning to the city.
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Sidney
Mogsa
Dodgers suffer 18 6 loss in doubleheader opener
In Brooklyn on Aud. 30 the Dodgers were routed 18 to 6 by Boston in the first game of a doubleheader. Poor hitting and fielding plagued Brooklyn as Boston built a lopsided early lead. Pitchers Tyler and Barlden worked for Boston while Allen, Wagner, Pfeffer and Miller starred for Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
Boston
Weveces O
Battaries
Tyler
Barlden
Allen
Wagner
Pfeffer
Miler
Exodus order ignored by many in Mexico
Americans in Mexico form a government embarks ament as pressure grows to reduce departures. Missionaries split on staying with many expressing readiness to endure, while some officials urge leaving. United States envoys report a wait‑and‑see stance as neutrality is enforced.
Farewell Surprise Party for Bodkings in Fair Oaks
Last evening at eight o clock forty three neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs J W Bodking at their Orchard Avenue home. The party celebrated their upcoming move to 112 West Second Street with baskets and a dainty supper. The event was one of the season’s finest social gatherings in East Hill Locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Oaks
J. W. Bodking
Orchard Avenues
Fair’ Oaks
West Second’ Street
General Secretary of YWCA Arrives for City
Mee Louella Taylor of Emporia Kansas arrives to assume duties as general secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association here. She is a graduate of the National YWCA Training School in New York and has years of association work experience. Mae Tirza Dinsdale of La Crosse Wisconsin will arrive to serve as assistant secretary and begin Monday. An Open House is planned at the association rooms Monday at eight oclock with refreshments for friends and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Louella Taylor
Emporia
Kansas
Young Women’s Christian Association
Taylor
Young Women's Christian Association
New York
Mae Tirza Dinsdale
Assetant
la Crosse
Local printers vote on mortuary benefits proposal
Members of the International Typographical Union vote by referendum on amendments to the labor organization constitution. The key issue is increasing mortuary benefits with new scales for members by tenure, affecting those with over one to five years of membership.
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Inter
Labor Organization
Family Photostar Studio Ad From Cedar Street
A fragment from a town newspaper advertises a Cedar Street studio near Second with a family group portrait offer. The copy emphasizes preserving home memories with a central parent figure and prompts readers to act to have the photo completed in time. Phone contact listed as 1007.
Decrease Shown in Bank Reserve and Loans Changes
New York banks show a decrease in legal reserve excess to 94,083.4 by last week. Loans rise by 3,090 with specie down to 330,004,000 and circulation down 193,000. Total deposits around 618,800,000 with gains in some categories and overall cash reserves near 416,119,000.
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New York
Cesar House
Incre
Incres
Tryat Companies
Ankregate
Trask
Cleang House
New Town
Bob Pete
Want Ad Roundup on Minnesota Red River Lands and Notices
The Journal lists land offers in Yende-Wiiking Polk Red Ta and Pennington counties at 26.40 to 40.09 per acre on easy terms, with rent values 6.90 to 7.00 per acre. It mentions black clay soil, upcoming meet at Town Hall Des Moines on September 3 1919, and a call to drop a man to identify others. A Gold watch is offered at the depot. readers must call the Journal office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Red River
Wiiking
Polk
Red Ta
Pennington
Des Moines
Tows
J.crocheck
Bevington
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Mondta
D. J. O'Brien
Garden City
Everett Crow
Mollie
Stewart Frond
South Masertine
Grandview
James and
George McMahon
Bila Moynalan
West Fourth Street
J. P. Ryan
West Third Street
Joe B. Fuller
the Hustling Grocer
W. 7Th
Candy Store
Pfeiffer Chemical CO
Ibt
Louis
Philadelphia
Havercamp's
Vesper
Menm
Bera
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Misa Ena Mulford
West Taira Street
J. A. Bishop
J. Scott Blackwell
W. 8. Norton
Anta C. Johnson
Clyde Potter
O. T. Club
Colverstrait
Kensington
Abner Reames
Wood
Land Ayenue
Mary Matz
Herman Gremmell
Maldenany
Gremmell Fridey
Ione Hopes
Maple Grove Bond
Woodbing Camp
Rafal
Tri-Cities
Parke
Helen Blair
D. V. Jackson
Fonmmey
Nears
Louisa County
Doleful Dodger
King Bond
Havana
Brown's Business College
West 2Nd Street
Mexico
Mexican Telegraph Company
Charles Cumminge
Mexico City
Wilsen
Seavay
Mexican Herald
Africa
M. F. Church South
Nashville
Tepa
Southern Methodist
Cinca
Wilson
Migelon Board
Naahville
Thogontharn
Nogales
Ariz
United States
Sonora
Luis ‘Hostetter
Hermonldo
Jerney
Bummer Capital
Cornish
Bryan
Lind
U. S
J Wilson
Congress
East Hill
Mrs. Bodkins
East Hil
J. W. Lewis
East Tifth Street
Misa Viola Wigner
North Dakota
Emma Pape
Wheeler
W. Blankenburg
Sherman Street
G. A
B. Wade Denham
New Fork
Chung Mouse
Joe Catalog
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