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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

8

Farrell explains Keokuk's position on baseball fate

Keokuk faces a Friday stockholders meeting to decide its baseball future. M E Justice, president of the Central Association, warns Keokuk must act now or risk losing Central Association status if Rock Island gains the territory. Plans to keep Keokuk in the league will be discussed in the superior courtroom at o'clock.

Keokuk San Francisco Rock Island Central Association M. E. Justice C. A Baseball Grounds Association

James Drohan Chosen Clinton Team Manager for 1916

Clinton Iowa December James H Drohan known as Old Jim was appointed manager of the 1916 Clinton team in the Central Association after withdrawing rivals Jack Tracy and W R M Me Namara. He signed a contract and will return after holidays to lead the club with planned board changes.

Clinton James H. Drohan Jim Central Association Crohan Galesburg Jack Tracy W. R. Mme Namara Drohan

Three Men Prepare to Take Rock Island

Rock Island Illinois December seeks resolution as Three-Eye League dispute with Central Association nears end. Pete Lister leads a baseball club set to organize tonight at the Business Men’s Association rooms. Officers to be elected and incorporation papers filed ahead of franchise takeover. A national board committee will also visit to adjust the city dispute.

Rock Island, Tll Central Association Rock Island Baseball Combination Pete Lister Business Men’s Association National Board

British Forces Reinforced Ahead of Ctesiphon Advance

British reinforcements ordered to Mesopotamia before the Ctesiphon advance are arriving at the front near Baghdad. Secretary for India J Austin Chamberlain told the House of Commons casualties at Ctesiphon totaled 643 killed, 3,330 wounded, 594 unaccounted, plus 300 losses during retreat. he declined further details.

Associated Press London Mesopotamia Ctesiphon Bagdad J. Austin Chamberlain India House of Commons Ctesiphone

River to River highway plan aims at straightening

The board of supervisors approved work to straighten the River to River road between West Liberty and Atalissa. The double turn and two railroad crossings will be eliminated this year. The measure is described as one of the county’s most needed highway improvements and is expected to be greatly appreciated by travelers. The meeting adjourned after approving the month’s usual bills.

West Liberty Atalissa Board of Supervisors

New Era Night School Debate Precedes 1916 Annual

New Era night school pupils debate the proposition that education yields more happiness than wealth. Participants include Bert Sauer Ella Kretschmar and Arthur Kretschmar with judges William TeStrake Arnaud Wargny and Rev A D Freden. After the debate, refreshments at the parsonage. An annual 30 pages with 20 pages of cuts will be published before April 1916 titled The New Era 1916.

New Era Bert Sauer Ella Kretschmar Frank Feustel Elizabeth Schock Elsie Brei Anna Kretschmar William Fuchner Myrtle

Officers Elected At C E Meeting

A Cranston United Brethren church Christian Endeavor session elected officers for the coming term. President Rev Harkins, Vice president Mrs Walter Shellabarger, Secretary Miss Mary Hunter, Treasurer Miss Ruthetta Shellabarger, Organist Miss Lida Barnhart. The next Sunday program will feature leaders Mrs Walter Shellabarger Mrs Ernest Meeker and Mrs Archie Hunter.

Christian Endeavor Society the Cranston United Brethren Church Harkins Walter Shellabarger Mary Hunter Ruthetta Shellabarger Lida Barnhart Ernest Meeker Archie Hunter

New Year gathering planned by Philathea class

The Philathea Class of the First M. E. church met last evening at the church parlors to plan a joint New Year’s party with the Wesleyan class. A program by Stella Richard, Mrs Glen Barnard, and Linda Liebbe entertained, and a guessing contest added. Hostesses included Misses Gertrude Howe Grace Roach Florence Ruthenberg Helen Howe Ana Wiley and Mesdames Cora De Camp Williams and Ira McIntyre. Refreshments followed.

Philathea Glass Philathea M. E Stella Richard Glen Barnard Linda Liebbe Gertrude Howe Grace Roach Florence Ruthenberg Helen Howe Ana Wiley Mesdames Cora de Camp Willams Ira McIntyre

Big Sur Plans Community Christmas Tree For Muscatine

A Muscatine city hall meeting Friday evening will finalize detailed arrangements for a large Community Christmas tree at top of Giant. Churches clubs and organizations are urged to send representatives as preparations aim to make this Christmas the most notable yet with a private donor funding a novel star electrical display atop the tree for lighting on Christmas Eve.

Pearl City Davenport Coliseum Gerald Brown City Hall Muscatine

Local notices from city social pages and events

Nichols resident Mrs C B Duncan shopped in the city yesterday. Moscow resident Mrs Geo Lincoln visits today. Mrs Horace McCormick and child were in town yesterday. Miss Daisy Westphal of Letts spent yesterday at Fred Johnson’s home. May Briggs of 1018 Park Ave left for Letts tonight. Mrs Frank Klein of Iowa City visited then left for Lone Tree. Mrs G W Armentrouth of Letts visited Joel Chenoweth’s home. Alcyone Mothers club to meet December 9 at Mrs Fred McKnight’s home. Chocolate Shop advertises sandwiches hot oyster stews and pies. Miss Pearl Wate, dance instructor at Hotel Muscatine, left for Chicago. Mrs J N Elliott leaves Bloomington, Illinois after visiting at G Stein’s home.

Chocolate Shop C. B. Duncan Nichols Geo,Lincoln Moscow Horace McCormick Little Son Daisy Westphal Letts, Ta Fred Johnson Washington Street May Briggs Park Avenue Letts Frank Klein Iowa City Lone ‘Tree Joel Chenoweth Mulberrp Avenue Alcyone Mothers’ Club Fred McKnight East Fifth Street

Prairie Grove notes and obituaries from Prairie Grove Iowa

Prairie Grove Iowa December notes include visits by Frank Jackson and family from West Liberty LeRoy Kirby sickness absence Monte Owen and family near Wilton Kimberley and Will Wiese in Muscatine Marvin Morrison and wife in Amy Kimberley’s new house Charlie Mountain escorted Grandmother Whitacre to the Mountain home Mrs Helen McCann dies after months illness Grandma McCann mourned by family husband predeceased four daughters and five sons all have homes scattered Lismore Collars at Bogard's

Prairie Grove Ja Frank Jackson West Liberty Charlie Swart LeRoy Kirby Monte Owen Wilton A. Kimberley Will Wiese Muscatine Marvin’ Morrison Amy Kimberley Charlie Mountain Whitacre Ross Mountain Helen McCann Arch James Grandma McCann

War capture rumor from Rome dispatch confuses details

The State Department received a late dispatch from Ambassador Page in Rome claiming Communist forces had captured a target and transported it to an unnamed port. The source and captors' nationality were not disclosed.

Associated Press Washington, D. C State Department Page Rome

No More Clues on Missing Woman in Muscatine County

A Muscatine County woman, Mrs. Adam Mohr, has vanished after leaving the county jail. Rumors of sightings have all been debunked by Sheriff Wiley. She threatened self harm and investigators fear she may have taken a train toward Davenport and Chicago. Meanwhile Joe Mitts pled guilty to assault in Judge Rowan's court, fined $1 plus costs. Alfons and Henry Hewelmann filed for second papers in naturalization. Woodmen lodge members are reminded of the annual officer election at 8 p.m. tonight.

Adam Mohr Muscatine County Wiley Joe Mitts H. L. Evans Rowan

Shoes Sale Cuts Prices for New Year Refresh

A local shoe shop announces New Year sale to clear stock. Large quantities of women and children footwear, rubber boots, and dress shoes heavily discounted. Offers include ladies rubbers and men’s rubbers at reduced prices. inquire about ongoing Rubber Sales at the German American Bank nearby.

Boston Shoe Shop

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Farrell James Drohan Mayers Lismore Bozard's Harry Waat Dya Sup Ford Duane Wu Lee Mister Ford Ford C. E Washington Webb Council Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Lismone Huzon Big Sur aAdv J.N. Elliott Prairie Grove Bogard's Oakridge Prairie Grave Kensington Clint Dica Hartupeg Alfons Henry Hewelmann Near Germany 5Th St Oscar H Jenry Ford Henry Ford Europe Oscar Ir New York William Jennings Bryan Hague
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