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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1909

Page

6

East Hill Skate First Time This Winter

Ice is too thin for heavy skating but small ponds near East Hill are frozen enough for children. Pond Lily is frozen but snow on top hardens surface, hindering ice cleaning. A small riverfront pond near the Bifers ice house sees skaters while overall ice strength remains limited.

Bifers

Iowa Lodge No 2 elects new officers at annual meeting

Muscatine lodges show turnover with most selecting new corps of officers. Iowa Lodge No. 2 A F and A M held its annual meeting at Masonic hall last night naming W. M. E. P. Ingham J. W. Charles Braunworth J. W. George Riemeke Jr. Treasurer Charles M. Gobble and Secretary S. L. Johnson.

Muscatine Iowa Lodge No. 2 A. F A. M Masonic Hall W. M E. P. Ingham J. W Charles Braunworth George Riemeke Charles M. Gobble S. L. Johnson G. A. R. Hall Yeoman Hall Lodge B. F. Dyer Margaret Lewis B. C. Ingraham Martin Walker W. A. Appel C. W. Gran Herald August Silberhorn Goldie Spence Sarah Spence Mystic Workers J. ©. Coster P. Hanley F. R. Halstead Supreme Lodge Elgin Ill EF. Thompson J. Campbell J. van Caamp Frank Thompson H. Trader J. C. Oster Mark Quinn Mr. Connor James Johnson Elmer Miller

Modern Woodmen officers elected at Woodman hall

A large gathering heard reports and officers elected for Modern Woodmen of America at Woodman hall last night. New appointments include Counsel M V W Stapleton Past Counsel S J Lencz Adviser J A Knight Clerk J A Leyda Banker Charles Kern Escort J M Wallingford and multiple ward and lodge officers across Maccahers Elect Tent No 9 Knights of the Maccabees and Muscatine Eagles Aerie No 815 with committees and social plans announced.

Woodmen Modern Woodmen of America Woodman Hall V W. Stapleton S. J. Lencz J. A. Knight J. A. Leyda Charles Kern J. M. Wallingford G. D. Lezotte E. B. Fullian C. W. Smith A. J. Oliver A. J. Weaver G. A. Heldel F. R Halstead A. L. Husted Watchman Frank Shaner Geop Fitzgerald J. D. King Forrester M. D. Briggs First Ward J. A. Enright John Guessregen Gen Maccahers Knights of the Maccabeens Gcommander H_. M. Kindler Harry Lorena W. HW. Hoffman Eagles Muscatine Aerie No Praternal Seidlitz W, Strohm EB. Moore

Hyomei promised to cure catarrh and germs

Advertises Hyomei inhaler kit for $1 at Havercamp's Drug Store with a money back guarantee if it fails. Claims Hyomei kills germs in the nose and throat, relieves coughing sneezing and hoarseness, and restores vitality in a few weeks. Extra bottles priced at 60 cents.

Havercamp

Sunshine Club Meeting Brings Social Afternoon

The Royal Neighbors Sunshine club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Myrtle Mirk's East Second street home. The gathering was purely social with no sewing or work undertaken, following a note on buttons and missed tasks.

Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club Myrtle Mirk East Second Street

The Dyspepsia Of Old Age Promotes Digestion Health

An old age digestion advisory extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a superior supplement to natural gastric juices. It explains metabolism shifts with aging, the decline of digestion, and promotes the product as essential for middle aged and elderly persons. The ad claims tablets aid digestion after meals, boost nutrition, and delay senescence, offering sample mailing from the Stuart Company in Marshall Michigan.

Stuart BFA Stuart Company Stuart Building Marshall Michigan

Ladies' Aid Meets at Park Avenue Church

The Ladies' Aid society of the Park Avenue M. E. church met this afternoon with Mrs. Sarah Hain on Sherman street. Due to the extreme cold attendance was light. The meeting was pleasant and some work was accomplished. The regular task of the club sewing buttons could not proceed as none were secured and the gathering focused on social conversation with refreshments served by the hostess.

Ladies’ Aid Ladies’ Aid Society Park Avenue M. E. Church Sarah Hain Sherman Street

Joseph Groters Funeral Held At Maple Avenue

The funeral for Joseph Groters was held this afternoon at 521 Maple Avenue with Rev. Ora W. Carrell of the Friends church presiding. Members from the Fraternal Aid Association and the A. O. U. W. attended in a body. Pallbearers included Edward Maxton and Dan Terry of the F. A. A. and Chester Freers, Milton Freers, Charles Rensink, and Lee Freears of the A. O. U. W. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery.

Joseph Groters Maple Avenue Ora W. Carrell Friends Church Fraternal Aid Association Edward Maxton Dan Terry Chester Freers Milton Freers Charles Rensink Lee Freears Greenwood Cemetery

Mercury Drops as Weather Bites Muscatine Streets

The thermometer at the Muscatine water works office dropped to three below zero during the night marking the first invasion of bitter cold in the area. Early morning pedestrians moved with a brisk, spirited gait though the exact cause remains a mystery.

Mercury Muscatine Water Works

Miss Bairds Sewing Class Closes Term With Gym Picnic

Miss Bairds sewing class completes term and will celebrate with a gymnasium picnic this evening after six. Future term to start in January. those wishing to join should register now. Miss Wilsons Bible class meets at 7 45 this evening. A stencil class, four lessons for fifty cents, will start if eight sign up before Christmas. Announcements note Major John Circle meeting at G A R Hall this evening with officer elections and business.

Earle Ness Major John Circle G. A. R. Hall

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