Pageants to Be Offered Sunday at Two Churches
Pageants titled Looking Backward and Thinking Forward and The Greatest of These will be presented at First Methodist Episcopal and Grace English Lutheran churches Sunday with women’s groups in charge. Bloomquist to speak at morning service. New Era Ziegler Memorial Lutheran guests to attend evening pageant with a large cast and music. Communion to be celebrated at both Grace Lutheran and First Baptist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal
Grace English Lutheran
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Home Missionary Societies
Victor Bloomquist
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
First
Leland Lesher
Hosmer
Carrie Liebbe
McDermott
Elmus Richard
Lloyd Grimm
A. Beisner
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
New Era
First Baptist Church
Elks Lodge Memorial Service Set for Sunday Evening
The Elks lodge will hold its annual memorial at the Lodge home on East Front Street. J. C. Coster will speak and a musical program will be performed by Grace Schmalz Caple, Leo Priester, and Marion Galpin. Members and relatives of deceased lodge members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks Lodge
East Front Street
J. C. Coster
Grace Schmalz Caple
Leo Priester
Marion Galpin
Snow Expected as Wind Powers Heavy Weekend Storm
The forecast warns of probable snow tonight and Sunday with heavy flurries possible. Cloudy skies and strong winds are noted, while western areas may see a temperature drop by Sunday and a slight rise elsewhere. 7 am reading shows 21 degrees.
Red Cross Roll Call Continued in Muscatine County
The Muscatine county chapter will extend the annual Red Cross roll call after only 600 members enrolled toward a 1000 quota. Chairman F M Ziegler announced the indefinite continuation as ministers are asked to promote membership this Sunday. Mrs J E Bandy, who led the drive, has moved to Morning Sun for follow up work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
The
American Red Cross
F. M. Ziegler
Muscatine
Red Cross
J. E. Bandy
Morning Sun
Puanindosla Festival at Ziegler Memorial Church
Puanindosla Festival announced for Thursday after noon December 8 at the new community hall. The event features sewing booth with Mesdames Andrew Grimm George Henke. fancy work exhibition by Mrs John McCullough. ice cream by Mrs Walter Henke Ralph Nugent and George Henke. candy by Pearl Manson Hazel Brei Winifred McCloskey Margaret Kretchmar. home baking sale by Mesdames Thomas Noble and George Grimm. artificial flowers and potted plants by Mrs Frank Sauer. school exhibit by Miss Helen Lowe. fish pond managed by Mabel Beatty Helen Pantel. ticket sales by Wilmam Crow. entertainment by Mrs E A Lack George McCloskey Miss Hazel Brel. pop by Frank Batchelor George Grimm Frank Sauer. home economics booth by Mesdames George Henke George McCloskey Philip Batchelor. agriculture by A C Sauer Charles Roehlke George McCloskey. kitchen and menu by Mesdames Henry Fitchner Andrew Grimm George McCloskey Thomas Reeves. dining room by Mrs George McClos ey. cashier Mrs Frank Batchelor. ribbons and badges by Mrs Fred Crow.
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Cun Labs
Coe
Ziegler Memorial Church
Andrew Grimm
George Henke
John McCullough
Walter Henke
Ralph Nugent
Candy
Pearl Manson
Hazel Brei
Winifred McCloskey
Margaret
George McCloskey
Philip Batchelor
A. C. Sauer
Charles Roehlke
Henry Fitchner
Thomas Reeves
George McClosey
Frank Batchelor
Fred Crow
Mrs Johnsons Piano Recital At Musser Library
Mrs Nelle M Johnson presents a monthly piano recital by a group of young students at the Musser library auditorium at 7 45 Monday evening The program includes March Goodrich Prichard Head Over Heels and more featuring titles like The Limited Express First Violet Dreaming The Guitar Jolly Darkies Wayside Rose The Little Dancer Spinning Song and Spring Showers with student performers named alongside their teachers
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Johnson
CITAL
Nelle M. Johnson
Musser Library
March
Gaynor
Robert Prichard
Goodrich
Anna Frances Stein
The
Limited Express
John
Betty Graebner
Violet
Behr
Margaret Romig
Margaret Romig. “Frisky Gallop,” Streabog, Irma Jane Schermer
Lichner
Ruth Mittman
Patricia Tipton
Jolly Darkies
Bechter
Mary Elda Stein
Wayside Rose
Fischer
Lorene Altekruse
Little Dancer
Streabog
Harriett Lindee
Elmenreich
Mary Louise Hendrickson
Fink
Mary Alice Blean
Otterbein Guild Meets at Chapman Home In January Play Plans
The Otterbein guild of the United Brethren church met at the Chapman sisters home. Bible study led by Mrs. Ralph Schwertfeger. Readings included A Trip to Palestine by several members. Christmas Customs of Other Lands by Dorothea DeCamp. Plans for a Jan. 20 play and a follow up meeting in a month. Also notes a Phoenix marriage for Miss Margaret A. Cutler to Walter R. Sayers. A Shrine Christmas program at the Masonic temple features a trio including Mabel Apple, W. J. Burnett and Clarence Bloom. The World Wide guild of the First Baptist to meet Monday at Mrs Gladys Heitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret A. Cutler
Phoenix, Ariz
Walter R. Sayers
Phoenix
Mr. Sayers
Catherine L. Sayers
East Seventh Street
Mabel Appel
W. J. Burnett
Clarence Bloom
Rose Croix Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
E. E. Bloom
World Wide Guild of the
First Baptist Church
Gladys Heitz
Park Drive
Coster Withdraws From Two Appearances
J. C. Coster filed in district court his withdrawal as counsel for Alice Thompson in two cases where she is the defendant. The plaintiffs are Central Hair Goods and Western Hair Goods, both suing to collect amounts alleged due on accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Coster Friday
Alice Thompson
Central Hair Goods Company
Western Hair Goods Company
Iowa Pearl Button Employes Plan Annual Christmas Dance
The eleventh annual Christmas dance for Iowa Pearl Button Company workers will be held at the armory on Tuesday December 27 with 1000 tickets issued. Children will attend a daytime party, music by Wells orchestra of Waterloo, and tickets are distributed by employees at no charge. The event is a citywide high light with past attendance peaking at 2000.
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Iowa
Pearl Button
Iowa Pearl Button Company
Th Armory
Armory
Button Company
Cmpany
Wells
Orchestra of
Waterloo
The
Dan
Muscatine Area Notes Local Visits and Events
Mrs H Bjorem returns home from visiting Mrs Isabel Mills on 606 Pine. Miss Janet Grier attends Grinnell Iowa High School Press Association convention with Miss Martha Daeschner. Hog shipments and 1928 license plates noted at local stockyards and Muscatine county offices. Suffering student Harold Patrick in Kenosha hospital is listed in critical condition. Fraternal Aid Union meeting postponed due to illness. Holiday seal sale begins in downtown banks under Mrs J R Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Grier
Auroran
Iowa High School Press Association
Grinnell
Martha Daeschner
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Harold Patrick
George Patrick
West Third Street
Kenosha
Wis
Supervisors to Convene Regular December Session
Members of the board of supervisors will meet in regular December session Monday and Tuesday at the courthouse. Only regular business matters are scheduled to come before the meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Y W C A Chorus Plans Tuesday Meeting
The Organization Chorus of the Y W C A led by Harry Y Mercer Davenport will be perfected Tuesday evening at 8 in the Y W C A parlors. The first meeting was held last night to plan the Tuesday sessions. Open to all girls 16 or over and city women, members or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Community Chorus
Harry Y. Mercer
Davenport
Y. W
Jackson Orders Two New Juries
Judge D.W. Jackson signs Friday an order directing the jury commission to draw 13 grand jurors for 1928 and 60 petit jurors for the January term of district court. Petit jurors report Tuesday January 10 at 10 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
D.W. Jackson
Kingsford-Smith and Pond Start Endurance Flight
Capt. Charles Kingsford-Smith and Lieut. George R. Pond launched from Mills Field San Francisco in the Southern Cross Spirit of California to set a new world endurance flight record. Takeoff time was 8:55 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills Field
San Francisco
Calif
Charles Kingsford-Smith
George R. Pond
Southern Cross
Spirit of California
Forget-Me-Not Dry Wit In The Garden
A brief vignette features George and Herbert recalling a bizarre paper note about the Dutch giving drink to flowers. George comments on a woman in the garden trying to blow froth off a dandelion as a punchline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Shay
Bill
Herbert
Lord Is Chosen as Knights of Pythias Chancellor Commander
Herman Lord was elected chancellor commander of the Knights of Pythias lodge at Friday night officers meeting. He succeeds Freak Bishop with F. G. Evans as vice chancellor commander and A. P. McCormick as prelate. Belgium's population is 7,874,601 per a new government report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lord
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lord
Freak Bishop
F. G. Evans
A. P. McCormick
Charles Weber
A. F. Grensing
Paul Steinmets
H. L
Belgium
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Bloomquist
Dist Church
Coster
City News
H. Bjorem
la Porte City
Isabel Mills
Pine Street
Belle Rodgers
Lucas Street
Moscow
Robert Lewis
Law College of Iowa University
Iowa City
East Sixth Street
C. L. Stafford
Clarence A. Stafford
Oak Park
Ill
Linn Street
E. A. Sparling
Cedare Falls
Robert Riepe
Mark Taylor
C. L. Lutz
H. D. Horst
Day Nursery Board
Fred Beach
Third Street
Flora Hinkhouse
West Liberty
Bellevue Hospital
John Soukup
FE. E. Yoder, Wellman
Sarah Marie Cook
Gena V. Cook
West Second Street
Ber
Eta Sigma Phi
Miss Cook
University of Iowa
Charles McCormick
Holland, Mich
F. A. Moody
Rock Island
Walter Linder
Illinois City
Friday
Clyde Webster
J. R. Gibson
Lutheran Orphans
New Jefferson School
Fraternal Aid Union
Juanita Wiley
Laurel Building
Marcelling
Chicago
Ring NO
STORM
Cutiura
Jackson
Journal
Reusing Engineering Co
Willys Knights
Knight
Willys- Knight
Willys
Willys-Knight
Actics
Toledo
Ohio
Banker Auto CO
Cedar ST
Gunn
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