Brotherhood to stage first concert by local women artists
The Brotherhood of the German Methodist Episcopal church plans a winter concert series inaugurating Friday evening at the church. Performers include Hazel Keath vocalist and pianist, Florence Ruthenberg reader, and Emma Will To Take Part. The program features pieces by McDowell Schubert and Desprez plus readings and organ accompaniment.
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Missex
Hazel Keath
Florence Ruthenberg
Emma ‘Will
Brotherhood of the German’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Jimma Wsu
Lo- Uinist
Florence Ruthensberg
Special Musicale at Trinity Church Likely Sunday Program
A monthly Sunday evening musicale at Trinity Episcopal Church proceeds under Professor Robert J. Jones with choirmaster and organist directing. Mrs. Charles Mull, Miss Franze Brandt, Miss Ida Weaver, D. O. Jones, and Ral M. Lillibridge will perform solos and chamber pieces. Jones will play organ numbers including Maestoso from Organ Sonata No. 3 and Proclamation in B flat among others.
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Trinity
Episcopal Church
Robert J. Jnones
Jones
Charles Mull
Franze
Brandt
Petit Jury Excused Until Next Tuesday in Local Courts
Following the dismissal of the McGuckin vs McGuckin case in district court this afternoon the petit jury, kept through the week, was excused until next Monday. The McGuckin case was dismissed due to the plaintiff's attorney unable to secure Mr. McGuckin's presence. A continuance motion in Pioneer Pearl Button Co v Hunter was overruled by Judge Theophilus, and the trial is likely to be heard next Monday.
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McGuckin
Rural teachers to form new county reading circle groups
County Superintendent D. Bradley will travel to West Liberty Saturday to preside at a rural teachers meeting where a reading circle will be organized under county school plans. The third sectional teachers meeting is set for Muscatine tomorrow with Fulton Motpeter Sweetland and Bloomington townships joining the new arrangement.
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D. Bradley
West Liberty
Muscatine
Fulton
Chocolate Shop 10 Open Tomorrow in New City Establishment
The Chocolate Shop, new home of Sirpig Brothers, will formally open at 1 30 p m Saturday in the 100 block east on Second Street. The store boasts an ornate soda fountain of onyx, marble topped tables, electric lighting, and a spacious parlor area. staff can serve multiple customers behind the counter.
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Sirpig Brothers
Second Street
Sweats
Mesars
Shpls
B.tesult
Middlewast
Vinol Tonic Promises Strength For Run Down People
An advertisement claims Vinol, a cod liver oil and iron tonic, rebuilds strength for run down persons. Mrs Julia Barber of Milford says it helped her regain appetite and energy after one bottle, with a money back guarantee. The blurb attributes weather fatigue to condition, urging readers to try Vinol through A W Morgan in Muscatine, Iowa.
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Milford
Mich
Julia
Barber
Parlor Decor Described With French Mirrors and Electric Fixtures
A historical description notes the room as a maze of beauty with French bevel mirrors and shaded electric fixtures placed about every four feet around the parlor. Mahogany woodwork runs throughout, and the establishment is praised for its tasteful and lavish elegant furnishing.
Propriety and Growth Face Muscatine as Prospects Rise
Proprietors express faith in Muscatine and expect public patronage to back their confidence. They announce plans for a substantial money outlay to support new ventures and improvements.
Car of Raising Arrives With Dried Fruits Displayed
A car of raising arrived this morning under charge of Carroll 3 Mel Millen. The display features raisins and packages of other dried fruits including peaches and prunes. A notable item is large family boxes of assorted fruits. The car sits between Iowa avenue and Chestnut Street on Front.
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Carroll
Iowa Avenue
Chestnut Street
Charles Grilk Unable to Speak at Davenport High
Dr L Ho Frantz, principal, announced that Charles Grilk of Davenport, the planned speaker for next week, cannot attend. It is unlikely a substitute speaker will be arranged, as Grilk has not communicated a possible alternative.
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L. Ho \Frantz
High School
Charles Grilk
Davenport
Grilk
Frantz
Perate
Rehnbaum Funeral Mass Held for Fred Hahnbaum
Funeral services for the late Fred Hahnbaum were conducted this morning at St Marys Catholic Church with Rev Father Grieser presiding. Pallbearers included Jo and others as listed in the incomplete obituary fragment.
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Fred Hahnbaum
St. Mary's Cathalic Church
Father Grieser
PoDoLax Formula Promises Gentle Bile-Flow Relief
An advertisement extols PoDoLax as a safe podophyllin laxative that clears blocked bile to combat constipation. It warns against mineral waters and salts, claims PoDoLax releases bile gently without eroding health, and targets the whole family with a focus on children.
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Patriarcha
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Obituary snippet lists six individuals interred at St Marys
The notice names Seph Aull Fred Aull Fred Wirtz Lewis Wager Henry Lechner and Robert Olsen and states interment was made in St Mary's cemetery, indicating a local memorial listing.
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Seph Aull
Fred Aull
Fred Wirtz
Lewis Wager
Henry Lechner
Robert Olsen
St. Mary's Cemetery
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Plower
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