Mary Carpenter travels to Iowa City for china making
Miss Mary Carpenter goes to Iowa City to fire her hand painted china and brings a basket of good things to her brother Bert who is a student there. The column also lists local visits, transfers, and social events from Columbus Junction and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Mary Carpenter
Iowa City
Bert
W. M. Root
David Brown
Cairo
Davenport
E. M. Smith
Arthur
R. Jennings
Muscatine
Frank Idle
Dick Garrett
Letts
Ralph Hamelton
C. Ramsey
John Kaiser
J. C. Kauffman
Keota
L. A. Funk
Sigourney
Henry O'Connor
Racine
Wis
J. B. O'Connor
Ed. Griffith
J. Hummel
Grandview
Waterloo
Mossberry
Chicago
Chas. Wagner
Little Mary
Cone
Alice Orris
Edith
Columbus City
Cress
Riverside
John Reed
Ruth Clark
Washington
Maud Shellabarger
E. Duncan
Whetleaf Brothers
Nichols
Ella McSweeney
Thanks for kindness after father's death
Mrs. C. Reinsager expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for sympathy and support during the bereavement of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Reinsager
Sensational Piano Artists At Grand Theatre In Winter Series
Miss Augusta Cottlow headlines as the first in a winter trio of concerts at the Grand. Muscatine audiences to hear a leading American pianist after Chicago appearances. Also on the bill Glenn Hall tenor Alfred Calzin pianist Hartman violinist Calzin recital March 1. Tickets from Chase Thomas or Schmidt Music. Program includes Mendelssohn variations Chopin Etudes Ballad MacDowell Sonata Zarembski Rachmaninoff Liszt Polonaise and Steinway pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Cottlow
Muscatine
Miss Cottlow
America
Music Hall
Chicago
Glenn Hall
Arthur Hartman
Alfred Calzin
Chase
Thomas
Schmidt Music Store
M. Mendelssohn
Chopin
MacDowell
Family Theatre Retains Clipper Quartet For Week
The Family Theatre on Third Street keeps the Clipper quartet after a big early week hit. Ed and Clarence Hays perform in Fun in the Barber Shop while the Connors entertain as singers dancers and acrobats. Lea Raymond boosts the bill with catchy songs and graceful dance as the Paudiet orchestra provides eight pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sodini
Family Theatre
Muscatine
Third Street House
Clarence Hays
the Connors
Lea Raymonda
Clipper
Paudiet
Remains Interred at Greenwood Today
The funeral for Mrs. Lydia Underwood was held at the Reynolds home on West Ninth Street with Rev. Thomas Osborn officiating. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery. She died in Peoria, Illinois, and is survived by two half sisters, two half brothers, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adran Reynolds
Laura
Conesville
Bessie Reynolds
Joseph O. Fender
Second Street
Wm. Link
W. W. Wilson
J. R. Duncan
Dick Garrett
LeRoy Hilderbrand
Lettsville
Col. Mason
Lydia Underwood
Reynolds
West Ninth Street
Thomas Osborn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Underwood
Peoria
Y W C A Notes on Travel Talks and Meetings
All girls invited to attend the S. S. L. club meeting this evening and imagine a trip to Los Angeles. The membership committee held supper and a business session. The educational committee met to plan new Y W C A classes for the January term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. L. Club
Los Angeles
California
Y. W
Former Davenport Resident Mary C Quinn Dies at Mercy Hospital
Miss Mary C. Quinn formerly of Davenport died at Mercy hospital after a three week illness from heart disease. Born in Muscatine she was forty six and spent most of her life in Davenport acting as housekeeper for her brother Thomas Quinn. Surviving are brothers Thomas John and James of Davenport. A funeral will be held Monday at 9 from the Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Quinn
Mercy Hospital
Muscatine
Davenport
Thomas Quinn
Thomas
John
James
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Ireland family to be released. will lead Sunday services
Rev. W. B. Ireland and family, quarantined two weeks after their son contracted measles, will be released tomorrow. Ireland will conduct services at the Musserville and Island churches on Sunday as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ireland
Women Elect Officers at Fraternal Aid Meeting
Annual Fraternal Aid Association Industrial meeting held yesterday at 616 East Sixth Street. Officers elected include President Mrs. E B Lewis Vice President Mrs Eva Kindler Secretary and superintendent of work Mrs Charles Mikesell Treasurer Mrs Lewis. Next meeting set for December 17 at Mrs O Pringle’s home 419 East Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Aid Association Industrial
E. B. Lewis
East Sixth Street
Eva Kindler
Charles Mikesell
Lewis
O. Pringle
East Eighth Street
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Weest
Hameseekers
Rock Island States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
The
Panhandle
New Mexico
Arkansas
Colorado
John Sebastian
Rock Island Lines
Iowa
J. E. Stevenson
Iowa Avenue
Sneichen & Gasper
the New Shoe Store
West Second St
P. M. Musser
Schott
Westkirch
Louise
Kain
Schmitzer
Manuel
Peter Und Fann
Corday
Michael
Geiger
Albert
Martin Staub
Prescher
Rudolf—Von
Leutchen
Urban, Hy
F.—Der
Hoecker
Fraeulein Doktor
Guessfeldt
May
Karl
Karl—Der Wurzensepp
Karl—Der Geldprotz
Karl—Der Kirkelanten
Minhardt
Roosevelt
Rosegger—Hoehenfeuer
Arme
Nicki
Wilhelmine
Buchholzens
Orient
Tennyson
Ili
Zarembski
Rachmaninoff-Barcarolle
Steinway
the Family Theatre
Greenwood
Rev. Os
Ruthenberg ClothingCo
East Second Street
Colonial Theatre
Osler Joe
Schaffer
Mgr
Davenpor
Will
St. Jelling Agts
F. A. A. Industrial
Pamela
Isazi
Giesenhaus
Cattaraugus
Thompson Bros. Company
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