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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1927
Page
2
Metropolitan Opera singer Grace Moore arrives in New York on the 8th amid plans for a winter season of song. The article highlights the celebrated artist known for her beauty and vocal prowess.
Jessie Wolverton and Luther Royer were married at a church near Morning Sun. The bride, a 1922 Morning Sun High School graduate and former Morrison cafe clerk, will live with her mother while Royer continues farming with L. M. Samson. A reception followed at the Schafe Royer home.
The Whatsoever society of the Methodist church met at the church parlors to plan a bazaar and food sale set for December 10. The B and C division will serve the Louisa County Farm Bureau at the church on December 19 for the annual meeting and officer election.
An old advertisement touts Alienrku as the first pint bottle able to ease rheumatism and reduce swelling. It claims nine of ten sufferers feel relief in two days by eliminating poisons and impurities via a natural body purge. Druggists guarantee the remedy everywhere.
Wapello reports visits and movements of residents. Mrs John Logan Wilson visits her father in Columbus Junction. Vida Kimball returns to Winfield. Chapter ET PEO meets at Miss Mary Daviss home. Jennie Gardner underwent appendix surgery at Burlington Hospital. Wilbur Jarvis family back from Yarmouth living in South Wapello. Houston Malone family take Billy to Burlington for appendicitis operation. Mrs A J Williamson and others attend Womens Foreign Missionary Society in Nichols. James Kerr visits Cedar Rapids, Rev O E McBride conducts funeral in Davenport at Indian Creek Cemetery.
Morning Sun Iowa December 2 delegates from district No 2 who attended the county older boys and older girls conference at Wapello will meet at United Presbyterian church Saturday evening to hear reports from Louise Halterman George Mecklenburg Edith Patterson Martha Delzell Margaret Munster John McClurkin Susan Thompson Ralph Wilson and Mrs Guy Wiley and from Cairo and Oakland Sunday schools. Farm Bureau Women Meet at Harmony Hazel Grove home Mrs Oscar Bjork hosts an all day session with lessons on aprons clothes bags and shoe bags plus demonstrations on stain removal from linens by Mrs J P Baird and Mrs Howard Baird.
Ainsworth high school orchestra directed by Glen W. Ayers will perform at the high school auditorium next Tuesday. The group features two violins three clarinets five saxophones and a range of instruments with contributions from Norma Giffey William Darrow Nita Corbin Margaret Corbin Audrey Humble and others. The program includes ten selections plus piano and saxophone solos by local musicians.
Morning Sun reports Miss Ruth Courter spoke on Women of Egypt at the United Presbyterian church. Missionary circles meet at Mrs Ellan Edgar and Mrs R H Cavin. Residents arrive and depart, while school plays rehearsals proceed and a Red Cross drive closes with 136 members enrolled.
Mr and Mrs Roy Whiteman and their son Roy return to New London after visiting the McConnell family over Thanksgiving at their home.
The 1928 major league baseball season will start April 11 and end September 30. Opening games include Pittsburgh at St Louis, Chicago at Cincinnati, Boston at New York, and Philadelphia at Brooklyn in the National and American leagues.
The article outlines Dr Caldwell’s history since 1875 and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative for constipation not to be used by children. It claims the formula blends senna with mild herbs and offers free sample bottles via mail from Monticello Illinois.
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