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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1920

Page

8

Tri-City Symphony to Appe ar in Muscatine Concerts

Rotary clubs bring the Tri-City Symphony Orchestra of fifty-five musicians to Muscatine for two performances at the Grand Opera House on January 18 and April 26. Last year audiences filled capacity. this season promises an enhanced program. Muscatine players include Mrs. R. S. Cook, Carl C. Schmidt, D. V. Jackson, George R. Chase, J. T. Schmidt, Clarence Shoemaker, J. B. Chaplin, Mat Starck, and Phillip Richards.

Tri-City Tri-Cities Muscatine Rotary Club Grand Opera House Tri- City Davenport Augustana University Rock Island R. S. Cook Carl C. Schmidt D. V. Jackson George R. Chase J. T. Schmidt Clarence Shoemaker J. B. Chaplin Mat Starck Phillip Richars

Vets to Cedar Rapids for Federal Training Eligibility

Disabled ex service men from this county must bring honorable discharges and compensation awards to Cedar Rapids to meet the Federal Board of Vocational Education traveling case committee. The board will be in room 18 Interstate Building on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday to determine eligibility and merits of training claims. Ex travelers should keep itemized travel receipts for reimbursement. about fifteen men are expected.

Cedar Rapids Federal Board of Vocational Education Interstate

Excelsior Meeting Postponed To Next Saturday

Due to road conditions the Excelsior Literary society postpones its meeting from this Saturday to next at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter France near Sweetland. Miss Elizabeth Greiner’s hosting is canceled. the program remains a debate on the Japanese immigration question as previously announced.

Excelsior Literary Society Elizabeth Greiner Walter France Sweetland

Grinnell Students Stage Pleasing Three Act Comedy

Grinnell college dramatic club presents a three act comedy titled Come Out of the Kitchen at the Grand Opera House. A clever entertaining production based on A. E. Thomas novel pleased a good sized audience. all proceeds fund dramatic club work as the group tours the state.

Grinnell College College Grand Opera House A. E. Thomas Grinnell Club

Juvenile Home Established in Toledo Iowa for Destitute Children

Destitute children aged four to fourteen may be admitted to the new State Juvenile Home at Toledo Iowa. The home excludes incorrigible and delinquent youths who will be sent to Eldora or Mitchellville. Babies cannot be housed here. 1 to 4 year olds may be sent to the Soldiers Orphans Home in Davenport.

Toledo Iowa Word Eldora Mitchellville Juvenine Home Board of Control Soldiers Davenport

Sunshine Mission Head to Address Public Welfare Effort

Francis K. Ward the Sunshine Mission superintendent of Cedar Rapids will speak at the First Presbyterian church Brotherhood on Iowa avenue Wednesday night. No admission charge and the talk is open to the public. The Sunshine Mission supports relief work akin to the local Welfare and Day Nursery.

Francis K. Ward Sunshine Mission Cedar Rapids First Presbyterian Church Brotherhood Iowa Avenue

Ward to Address Muscatine Citizens in Unusual Speech

Mr. Ward, a well known state speaker, plans to speak to the citizens of Muscatine in a message expected to draw unusual interest. The event is anticipated to attract attention from local residents and media alike.

Ward Muscatine

Hamburg Breast Tea Offers Quick Cold Cure

An advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a vegetarian, inexpensive remedy. A small package at any pharmacy advises taking three spoonfuls steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a tea cupful to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and break a cold.

Hamburg

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