Committees Named for Methodist Dinner and Sale
The Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church lists committee assignments for the annual turkey dinner and Christmas sale on December 14. Roles cover kitchen, turkeys, dressing, potatoes, giblet gravy, cranberries, baked goods, beverages, dining room, dish, silverware, fancywork, aprons, table setups, serving, reception, and ticket tasks with numerous named members across multiple departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
E., L. Shepard
Margaret Howe
Fred Otto
J. H. Kendig
Fannie Stapleton
A. Brokema
Rose Uhland
Anna McBride
L. O. Steninger
George Lange
George Hahn
Cora Bierman
A. Bowser
Chas. Parvin
Elia Ahif
A. Kile
Ian Goldsberry
Tom Smith
F. Fox
Elia Smith
H. Masonholder
S. A. Clifford
A. Mathias
P. Gettert
Frank McKibben
W. C
H. Fitzgerald
Roy Kautz
Elmer Steinmetz
G. B. Birch
Fred Smith
L. Webster
Gail Chamberlain
Glen Barnard
Ralph Wittick
Sarah Garnes
Mildred Gottbrecht
Gertrude Kincaid
Mary Brown
F. W. Wal
L. Crull
W. Demorest
C. R. Graebner
Lysle Howe
Mary Schwartz
Ed. Hagermann
Frank Walker
Julius Gerndt
Harry Asthalter
H. Heidel
W. E. Downer
Harry Bomke
Roy Peehel
Ida Baker
Ed. Zeidler
J. C. Coster
Chas. Fry Berger
Chas. Rider
D. V. Jackson
Ella van Gent
Couple Weds as Wood Is Married at Mulberry Home
The bride, long employed by Greathouse Manufacturing, wed Mr Wood, a street car motorman, and they moved to 500 Mulberry Avenue to begin their life together.
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Mulberry Avenue
Greathouse Manufacturing Company
Mr. Wood
Dinner and reception honor Miss Browning by Women’s Relief Corps
The Women’s Relief Corps held a dinner and reception at Maccabee hall with 125 attendees and Shelby Norman Post as guests. Miss Sue Browning received a sowers gift. officers were elected for the annual business meeting, led by President Mrs. May Shewe, with a full slate of vice presidents, treasurer, chaplain, conductor, guard, and delegates to department and district conventions.
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W. R
Women’s Relief Corps
Maccabee Hall
Shelby Norman Post
Sue Browning
Jennie Jay
Wapello
Mary Millett
Gertrude Eichoff
Kate Dunker
Department
Mayme Koetting
Della Bosten
Jennie Richardson
Alice Steninger
Hattie Vanatta
May Feuster
Miss Baker Hostess to Sunday School Members
A Yuletide party at Miss Myrta Baker’s home 209 West Sixth Street entertained members of her Sunday school class from the First Methodist Episcopal church. The G G C club enjoyed Christmas decor and games including a Christmas exchange. prizes were won by Lillian Van Dyke Ila Rabe deaux and Ella Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baker
Myrta Baker
West Sixth Street
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian van Dyke
Ila Rabedeaux
Ella Martin
Sywassink Wood Wedding Solemnized in Davenport
Lena Sywassink and Luther Wood were quietly married at 3 pm Tuesday in Davenport at St. John's Methodist parsonage. Rev. Frank Couart officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson of this city in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sywassink-Wood
Davenport
Lena Sywassink
Henry Sywassink
Kindler Avenue
Luther Wood
Elle Wood
Culver Street
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank Couart
Herry Stevenson
Air
Word
Miriam Rebekah Lodge Elects New Leader at Meeting
Miss Sarah Bilkey was elected president of the Past Noble Grand association. Officers named include President Sarah Bilkey Vice President Mary Giesenhaus Secretary Treasurer Eva Halberg. The group changed meeting dates from Wednesday to the first Tuesday each month and planned a Christmas exchange at Mrs. Minnie Pomeroy’s home with a social hour ending the session at Mrs. Schmalz’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bilkey
Noble Grand
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Sarah Schmalz
Liberty Street
Mary Giesenhaus
Eva Halberg
Minnie Pomeroy
East Fourth Street
Reception honors Mr and Mrs George Franklin wedding
Mrs Will Berry entertained at 1119 East Fourth Street for the marriage of Mr and Mrs George Franklin. Thirty four friends attended a lively reception with music games and diversions. The couple received a large collection of gifts.
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Franklin J
Will Berry
East Fourth Street
George Franklin
Franklin
Berry
Out-of-town wedding at First Methodist church parsonage
Miss Lillian Schwartz of Burlington wed Elijah Arnold of Burlington Wednesday with Rev. George Blag officiating. R. Kleindolph was the only attendant. The couple plans to reside in Davenport.
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First Methodist Episcopal’ Church
Lillian Schwartz
Burlington
Elijah Arnold
George Blag
R. Kleindolph
Davenport
Mission Worker to Address Society Meet at Congregational Church
Mrs George E White a former Muscatine resident now engaged in mission work at Marsovan Turkey for 31 years will address the Woman's Mission Circle of the First Congregational church at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon The meeting will be at Miss Mira Erb 209 East Fourth street Societies of other churches have been invited to attend.
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George E. White
Muscatine
Marsovan
Turkey
First Congregational Church
Organization of W. P. Card Club Formed At Island Home
Organization of the W. P. card club was perfected at a party Wednesday evening given by Mr. and Mrs. Harold Butcher on Muscatine Island. Meetings are planned for every Wednesday at different members’ homes. A social hour closed the affair. Mr. and Mrs. William Schoultg will entertain in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Card Club
Harold Butcher
Muscatine Island
William Schoultg
Friendly Card Club Meets at Bartholma Home
Members of the Friendly Card club gathered at Mr and Mrs Henry Bartholma home in Wilton township Tuesday evening for a social session. Card games provided entertainment with Charles Drumm winning high score and Mrs Charles Drumm securing low score. A similar party will be held in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Card Club
Bartholma
Henry Bartholma
Wilton Township
Charles Drumm
Rebekah Aid Society Halts Meetings for Holidays
Miriam Rebekah Lodge plans a holiday break with a resumption January 4 at Mrs. Heinz’s home on East Seventh Street. Officers to be elected Friday evening at 7 30 in the I O O F hall and a large class of new members to be initiated. A social hour will follow. In other notes the Park Avenue Methodist Ladies Aid held an all day sewing session at Mrs. Will Martin’s on Jefferson Street. Mrs. Sadie Briggs to lead the newly organized Woman's Missionary Society at 2 30 Friday at Mrs. Sam Kendig’s Willow Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rebekah Aid Society
I. O. Oo. F. Hall
Ethel Smith
Josephine Hackett
Sesson
Henry Heinz
East Seventh Street
Margaret Chapman
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Will Martin
Jefferson Street
Sadie Briggs
Woman's Coe Missionary Society of the
Ark Avenue
National Livestock Producers Association Forms Board
The first board of directors is appointed by the American Farm Bureau Federation executive committee and will begin operations. Members include John G. Brown Monon Indiana E H Cunningham Des Moines Iowa C A Ewing Decatur Illinois Harry G Beatle Mount Sterling Ohio Howard O Gore Clarksburg West Virginia O O Wolf Ottawa Kansas C E Collins Kit Carson Colorado Hugh Sproat Boise Idaho J E Boog Scott Coleman Texas An initial $10 000 appropriation is authorized to start the association. The cooperative livestock selling plan was developed by the Farmers Livestock Marketing committee and approved unanimously at the livestock producers conference held recently.
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Chicago
Ill
National Livestock Producers’ Association
American Farm Bureau Federation
John G. Brown
Monon
Ind
E. H. Cunningham
Des Moines
Iowa
C. A. Ewing
Decatur
Harry G. Beatle
Mount Sterling
Ohio
Howard O. Gore
Clarksburg
W. Va
O. O. Wolf
Ottawa
Kansas
C. E. Collins
Kit Carson
Colo
Hugh Sproat
Boise
Idaho
J. E. Boog-Scott
Coleman
Texas
Farm Bureau Federation
Livestock Producers’ Association
Farmers’ Livestock Marketing Committee
Livestock Producers Conference
Home Bake Sale Advert in Cherry's Shoe Store
Lat December 10 readers are urged to attend a bake sale at Cherry's Shoe Store under the auspices of Zion Lutheran Aid Society. The notice promotes the Wants column as a daily reader for shopping and community notices.
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Cherry’s
Zion Lutheran Aid Society
Packer Decree Sparks Farm Group Critique of Regulation
Washington observers report farm leaders angered by the consent decree restricting the five major packers to meat distribution. They say the measure deprives cooperative and other groups of distribution access, undermining efficiency and public service. Representative Tincher calls the decree illegal and urges congressional action to modify or repeal it.
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E. G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
Palmer
National Grange
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Ilegal
Tincher
Congress
Kansas
Daugherty
Must License Anew All Autos Brought Here From Distance
Muscatine county auto owners must register vehicles anew even if previously registered elsewhere. County Treasurer Fred B. Nesper notes a new phase of Iowa law requiring local registration with a removal certificate for all registration applications.
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Muscatine County
Fred B. Nesper
Iowa
Man told justice of continuous drunken spree since Thanksgiving
Riley Cooper of Wapello received ten days in county jail for a spree he said he had stayed in continuously since Thanksgiving Day. He claimed liquor was given to him by unknown persons here. Justice H. D. Horst quipped that the Christmas spirit is early this year.
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H. D. Horst
Riley Cooper
Wapello
Justice Horst
Potts Re elected President of Chautauqua Association
S A Potts superintendent of public schools was reelected president of the Chautauqua association at the annual meeting in the board of education rooms Wednesday evening. J E T Wessels was named vice president along with H R Frank secretary and Elmer Bloom treasurer. Lee P Loomis was named chairman of the program committee with James Loar present as his bookings will return to the local program.
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Chautauqua
Potts
S. A. Potts
Chautauqua Association
Board of Education
J. E. T. Wessels
H. R. Frank
Elmer Bloom
Lee P. Loomis
James Loar
Mr. Potts
Charles P. Hanley
Twenty Five Children Examined at East Hill Clinic
Twenty five children were examined at the second Child Welfare clinic in East Hill today at Park Avenue Methodist Church. Twenty two were new entrants and several normal children were found. Examiners were Dr. J W Stiers and Dr B E Eversmeyer with city nurse Miss Mary Dunwiddie and assistants Mrs E C Nichols Mrs Mary Hill Miss Helen Beyer Miss Mary Porter and Miss Dorothy Erdman directing county Red Cross nurses in southern Iowa. A station will be conducted at city hall next Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Stiers
B. E. Eversmeyer
Mary Dunwiddie
E. C. Nichols
Mary Hill
Helen Beyer
Mary Porter
Dorothy Erdman
Reserved Seats For Mozart Opera At Grand Theatre
Reserved seats for Mozart's comic opera to be shown at the Grand theatre on Friday evening, December 9, may be procured at the theatre Friday morning from 8 to noon and in the afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock. Want Ads Get Rocmers.
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Grand Theatre
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