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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1927

Page

4

Ransome Golden Wedding Noted in Oakland Coffeehouse

In Muscatine and Oakland a pair named Joseph Wood Ransome and his wife celebrate 50 years of marriage. Their son Joseph S. Ransome and daughter Grace Ransome are identified in Oakland. The couple’s ancestors trace back to early American stock with relatives who served as generals in the Civil War era.

J. W. Ransome Muscatine Mary Il Oakland Tribune Joseph Wood Ransome Maynard Castro Valley Oak Knolls Ransome Ransomes Joseph S. Ransome Oakland Grace Ransome Oakland Public Library Mrs. Ransome Lundy’s Lane George M. Ransome

Committees Named for Congregational Aid Supper

Committees to run the annual Ladies Aid supper of the First Congregational church are announced. Serving 5 to 7 pm. Reception: Mrs. Hainsworth, Mrs. Magnus, Miss Hawley, Mrs. Blackwell. Tickets: Mrs. Cook. Dining room: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Eversmeyer. Tables: numerous clubwomen. Fancy work: Mrs. Priester, Mr. Bonk. Candy: Miss Bernice Eversmeyer. Kitchen: many workers. ELECT MRS. GRIFFITH HEAD OF WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS Nellie Griffith elected president at Maccabee hall meeting. Other officers named. Cedar Rapids delegation listed. Joint installation with G A R planned for January. 25 cent package sale featured.

Congregational Aid Ladies’ Aid Society First Congregational Church William Hainsworth A. J. Magnus Frances Hawley J. S. Blackwell Cad Cook Fred Phillips B. E. Eversmeyer F. W Griffith Women’s Relief Corps Nellie Griffith Maccabee Hall Helen Tadewald Anna Besham Sarah Craddock Prudence Bowen Emma Callahan Julia Bitzer Effie Storey Mayme Koetting Albina Plate Emma Leysen Department Cedar Rapids Jewel Kiefner Jennie Richardson Anamosa Shelby Norman Post

Ethics Club Program at Englund Home

Members of the Ethics club met Friday evening at 115 Park Avenue to study the theme Science and Ethics. Miss Margaret Kemble presented Wiggam's The Fruit of the Family Tree and Miss Mary B. Ryan presented Dorsey’s Why We Behave Like Human Beings.

Englund Ethics Club F. W. Englund Park Avenue Margaret Kemble Albert Edward Wiggam George A. Dorsey Mary B. Ryan Sue Erb Gena ¥. Cook Stella Pearson

Family reunion honors A E Conklin birthday

The sixty eighth birthday of A E Conklin was celebrated at his home on East Fourth Street by six children and their families. Attendees included Mrs Sarah Wright and baby of Eldon Mrs Mary Mickey and son of Solon Mrs Aman de Bullihorns and son of Waterloo and Mr and Mrs Roy Conklin of Cedar Rapids and other relatives with a social gathering in attendance.

A. E. Conklin East Fourth Street Sarah Wright Eldon Mary Mickey Solon Amande Bullihorns Waterloo Roy Conklin Cedar

Family gathers for Conkling event in Rapids

Mr and Mrs Ray Conklin and children visit Rapids for a family gathering with four great grandchildren present.

Women’s Benefit Society to Elect Officers Monday

The annual meeting of the Women’s Benefit association will elect officers for the year. The gathering takes place at the K. P. hall with a 6:30 picnic supper, and the business session starts at 7:45.

Women’s Benefit Society The Women's Benefit Association K. P. Hall

Protestant Evangelical Church Society Meeting Report

The Ladies' Aid of the Protestant Evangelical church met Friday afternoon at the church to report on the Swiss steak supper where 350 were served. Attendees were carded for the event. The society plans an all day meeting with a pot luck dinner at the church next Friday.

Protestant Evangelical Church Society Ladies’ Aid Society Protestant Evangelical Church

25 Cent Packet Exchange Set For Legion Post Event

Arrangements for a 25 cent package exchange were perfected by the auxiliary of the Edward H. Bitzer post at the American Legion on Thursday afternoon December 15.

American Legion Edward H. Bitzer

L L C Club Plans Tuesday Meeting at Lowe Home

Members of the L L C club will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. George Lowe and Mrs. Joe Haver camp entertaining at the Lowe home, 507 Chestnut Street.

L. L. C. Club George Lowe Joe Havercamp Lowe Chestnut Street

Meeting of Girls Friendly Society Moves to Monday

The Girls Friendly Society at Trinity Episcopal church advances its meeting from Tuesday to Monday evening in the parish hall.

Girls Friendly Society of Trinity Episcopal Church

Kalorama Kensington Klub Meeting At Mrs Ed Goddards

The Kalorama Kensington Klub will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ed Goddard. Members gather for a social afternoon and planned activities.

Kalorama Kensington Klub Ed Goddard

Hendrix Loses Lead In Midwest Bowling Tourney

In St Joseph Missouri Harold Hendrix of Kansas City failed to spare in the final frame and scored 663 to drop from the singles leadership to a tie for fourth. George Trenholm and Jack Lomonaco of Kansas City moved into fifth in doubles with 1215.

St. Joseph Harold Hendrix Kansas City Midwest George Trenholm Jack Lomonaco

Mrs Loreta Graff McMains Dies After Illness

Mrs Loreta Graff McMains 36 of 708 East Tenth street died at Hershey hospital at 4 30 this morning after a four weeks illness. She was born in Muscatine January 8 1891 the daughter of Christian Graff and Katherine Light. She married Roy McMains June 3 1912 in Muscatine and was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal church. Surviving are her husband her father and three children Katherine Cora and Paul. Funeral services will be at Fairbanks Home for Funerals Tuesday at 2 30 conducted by Rev EB A Bentzinger. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.

Loreta Graff McMains East Tenth Street Hershey Hospital McMains Muscatine Christian Graff Katherine Light Roy McMains First Methodist Episcopal Church of

Mrs Harrison Terry Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Harrison Terry 38 of Drury township died at Hershey hospital at 3 10 Friday after a three month illness. Born August 10 1890 in Mercer County Iowa she was daughter of Jesse and Mary McHenry. She had three husbands George Pantel Arthur Cochran and Harrison Terry and was a member of the Christian Church at West Liberty. Survived by husband Harrison Terry two children Clifford Pantel Muscatine Alberta Cochran three sisters P J Walters Eagleville Missouri Pearl Smith Muscatine and Marny Christofferson Nichols. Services set for 2 pm Sunday at Hoffman Mortuary conducted by Rev W A Bloomquist burial Nichols Cemetery. The body to remain at Hoffman Mortuary until services.

Harrison Terry Drury Township Hershey Hospital Terry Mercer County Jesse Mary McHenry George Pantel Arthur Cochran Christian Chuch West Liberty Mr. Terry Clifford Pantel Muscatine Alberta Cochran P. J. Walters Eagleville Pearl Smith Marny Christofferson Nichols Hoffman Mortuary W. A. Bloomquist Nichols Cemetery Hoffman’ Mortuary

University of Iowa to test super-heterodyne receiver near Lone Tree

WSUI in Iowa City plans a super-heterodyne receiving setup near Lone Tree to eliminate interference and monitor the same wavelength as WSUI and WSB Atlanta. A telephone whistle will alert the operator if the signal drifts from the exact frequency.

Towa City United States Radio Board WSUI University of Iowa Lone Tree WSB Atlanta

Trawler Lands Large German Mine in North Sea Catch

While fishing in the North Sea recently a trawler landed a large German mine. The incident notes the hazardous discovery during routine fishing activity and draws attention to maritime safety concerns in the area.

North Sea

Howell and Fuller brothers confess twelve robberies

The Howell and Fuller brothers confess to twelve robberies, many with a gun, after pleading guilty to robbery with aggravation. William Howell, 20, details the cross country crime spree from Muscatine to Wenatchee, Chico, San Diego, El Paso, Muskogee, Galesburg, Clinton, and Fort Madison before arrest in Waukegan.

William Howell Ft. Madison Howell George Francis Fuller Fullers

Stolen Vehicle and Robberies Reported Across States

William Howell testifies to participating as lookout in multiple thefts from service and filling stations in Wenatchee Chico Merced San Diego Phoenix El Paso Muskogee Clinton Ft Madison Colorado and other locales. Proceeds listed include about 50 20 12 10 30 15 17 50 14 and other sums. Witnesses J G Maynor and Henry F. Wallenwein referenced.

Cottage Grove Ore Chico Calif George Fuller Merced Lancaster San Diego Phoenix Aris Colorado Texas Colorado Texas el Paso Muskogee Okla Galesburg Ill Clinton Muscatine Francis Fuller Ft. Madison Wenatchee Wash Shell Union Filling Station Ariz Magnolia H. G. Maynor Lieut Henry Wallenwein

Motor Trucks Dominate Uganda Transport

Motor trucks have become the principal method of transportation in Uganda, reshaping logistics and regional mobility. The shift signals growing road freight activity and broader economic impact across the country.

Uganda

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