Local residents visit city and depart for homes
Dr E H King and Mrs C Smith are among locals noted in city yesterday. Numerous visitors from Nichols Letts Smalley Avenue Fruitland and Washington shopped and toured, with several families leaving for home after afternoon travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Chatherd
Nichols
W. H. Krahl
Letts
Mrs. C. Smith
Fruitland
Mrs. C. Bryant
Mrs Nelle Johnson Returns From Chicago Work
Mrs Nelle Johnson of 509 West Third Street returns after three months studying under renowned pianist Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler in Chicago. She says the experience enriched her skill and she will resume leading Muscatine piano classes with renewed readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle Johnson
West Third Street
Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler
Johnson
Muscatine
Family Theatre Bill Delights Muscatine Audiences
A strong varied bill at the Family theatre pleased attendees last night. Couture and Gillette carried the show with acrobatic comedy and Shakespearean burlesque, Ida May Gheer Co presented The Inconsistency of Lena, Stone and Hayes offered standout Protean singing and dancing, and Bob Connelly added song and dance. A moving picture The Indian's Degradation offered a thrilling frontier scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theatre
Couture
Gillette
Muscatine
Lena
Ida May Gheer Co
Stone
Hayes
Bob Connelly
Fire Warden Kiel shuts Pine Chest factory
Fire Warden Barney Kiel, served by police, ordered the Noah Tutt factory at the rear of his Pine Chest property closed last night over a dangerous chimney in the barn. A new chimney built days ago failed safety standards and the plant will remain closed until a compliant chimney is constructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Kiel
Noah Tutt
Pine Chest
Trinity Guild Reports and Next Meeting Date
The Trinity Guild met at the rectory on East Fourth street for a business session. Reports from Tuesday's sale were read and the guild adjourned until January 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
East Fourth Street
Grant Chapman Chosen Head of Iowa Growers
Grant Chapman of Bagley was elected president of the Iowa Carn Growers' Association, defeating John Sundberg of Whiting by a 34 to 22 vote. The meeting at the Coliseum also elected George M. Allee of Newell as vice president and Fred McCulloch of Hartwick, Jr., as treasurer, with plans to redraw districts and ongoing financial details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Mones
Grant Chapman
Bagley
Iowa Carn Growers' Association
John Sunderg
Whiting
Sundberg
Association
Coliseum
A. L. Plummer
Altoona
Plummer
W. Coverdale
Chapman
M. L. Bowman
William Galloway Company
Waterloo
Farm ‘Crops Department
State Agricultural Department
B. W. Crossley
Ames
James L. King
Hart-Parr Company
Charles City
Fred McCulloch
Hartwick, Jr
Commercial Club
Floriculture society to meet at Mrs Great Force home
West Liberty Iowa December 10 The Floriculture society will meet with Mrs Great Force next Saturday afternoon The program includes Making Happiness a Habit Life in Mexico Holly and Mistletoe Its Growth and Care Quotations Christmas Thoughts Music Also noted are local visits and travel plans including Mrs H J Ditmars leaving for Oklahoma and others visiting California Sacramento and Muscatine friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Floriculture Society
Great Force
Sexsmith
Mexico
Wagner
Kirby
H. J. Ditmars
Oklahoma
John Stephens
Nichols
Harry Wardin
East Sixth Street
William Baxter
East Third Street
A. A. Atkins
Libbie Milnes
Elnora Nichols
Nellie
California
John A. Hunter
Iowa
Sacramento
Cal
H. C. Lane
Calhoun Street
W. C. Detwiler
Muscatine
WY. R. Lane
Sharer
Frysot Wellman
C. Summers
Fern
Madina
Rents Attend Southeastern Circuit Fair Meeting in Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs. Luther rents, joined by W. H. Shipman, were in Des Moines Tuesday to attend the Southeastern Circuit Fair association event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rents
Luther
W. H. Shipman
Des Moines
Wilma Wilgus Leaves for Des Moines Then Oklahoma
Miss Wilma Wilgus departs for Des Moines for a short visit with relatives and will continue to Oklahoma for a year. She is to be joined by her father Levi Wilgus. Also noted are local moves and bank director elections, with clerical promotions at People's State Bank and various residents traveling or attending events in Ottumwa Davenport and Enid Oklahoma. The report mentions a United States marshal subpoena in a land fraud case involving Town City men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ther. D. A. Society
Wilma Wilgus
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Levi Wilgus
D. W. Yount
Hugh
Ottumwa
Prairie City
People’s State Bank
Walter Schenck
Dan Miller
West Liberty
Enid
Oklo
J. R. Close
Chicago
Ill
George Nicola
Nichols
United States
Geo. W. Gause
Dr. W. Jayne
Denver
Col
T. B. Allen
Global naval tonnage debate shows US Germany gaps
The article compares national tonnage and fighting ships among the United States Germany Great Britain and France. It notes US total tonnage 659 241 versus Germany 820 692 but American tonnage exceeds Germany on fighting vessels by 73 000 tons. Germany leads in torpedo destroyers and large guns while Britain and France trail in overall tonnage. An inserted exchange mocks newspaper money markets and dyspepsia humor.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
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E. H. King
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Lee Barry
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Joseph Meisky
M. C. Rass
Agnes Foley
Stevenson & Son
Hershey
Eri. H. Roland
Frusiland
Hershey Building
H. Kirschner
H. E. Bowman
Washington
42. Black
Genavieve
East Front St
Hidon
George Crist
Cone
Mrs. Freg Tulttie
Walnut Street
C. C. Lanfler
Edna Pilgrim
Shiloh
Braunwariu
Mack Baker
Cresbard
S. C
George Snider
Orange Street
Wil Baker
Woodlawn Avenue
Wilton
Zeisler
Jusiour
Bill
Kiel
Sony
Meadow Brook
Dallas
U.S
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Electropode Co. Dept
Lima
OTO
Charles F. Steen
Santa Claus Headquarters
Butz
the Toyland
W. 2Nd St
Leysens
Bears
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
ED. Pinaud
New York City
Pinaud