Orchestra May Retain Players in Davenport Talks
Prospects for keeping the Tri City symphony intact look brighter after a Davenport board meeting. A committee will meet Capitol theatre manager J H Blanchard to resolve conflicts over musicians who belong to both the symphony and theatre orchestras, risking breakup if no agreement is reached.
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Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
Davenport
J. H. Blanchard
Capitol Theatre
New Theatre
Grand Theatre
Rotary Club
Irish To Meet in Des Moines To Form Iowa State Council
A Des Moines conference sponsored by the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic aims to form an Iowa state council to manage Irish affairs. Attendees will include Irish organization leaders from Muscatine County and others supportive of independence. time to be announced. Miss Ida Mannings and Harry Robinson, both colored, received a wedding license. Mrs Hannah Brown was named Noble Grand of Miriam Rebekah lodge 27 with officers listed for 1921. plans include aiding a lodge in Illinois City and a Christmas party set for December 24 at I O O F hall. New officers for Colonel Hare circle elected for 1921 led by President Ida McGaughey. installation set January 11 at Mrs Ida Warfield’s home.
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Muscatine County
Iowa
Washington
Hannah Brown
Miriaim Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Noble
Margaret Swanson
Ethel Stump
Emma Rehbehn
Leatha Pierson
Ernest Kent
Illinois City
Iedge
Mission Circle discusses Near East conditions at annual meeting
The Woman's Mission Circle of First Congregational Church held a Friday meeting at Mrs. M. P. Bomke's East Fourth Street home with a large turnout. Frances Hawley led a detailed paper on Near East conditions including Turkish nationalism and Armenian persecution. officers for 1921 were elected: President Mrs. A. J. Magnus, Vice President Miss Mira Erb, Secretary Miss Bertha Vittum, Treasurer Mrs. W. J. Mark, Secretary of Literature Miss Ella Mulford. The next meeting is set for the second Friday in January at an announced location.
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Woman's Mission
First Congregational Church
Near East
M. P. Bomke
East Fourth Street
Frances Hawley
Congregational Church
Asia Minor
Turkish National Party
A. J. Magnus
Mira Erb
Bertha Vittum
W. J. Mark
Ella Mulford
Mrs Thompson to Speak at Good Fellowship Meeting
Mrs Maynard Thompson is announced as the speaker at a Good Fellowship meeting at the Y W C A rooms Sunday afternoon starting at 4 o clock. She will discuss Christmas in Art and the event is open to all girls and women of the city. An important Daughters of Isabella court meeting is set for Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the K C Lodge rooms with several matters to be decided and a large attendance urged.
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Thompson
Good Fellowship
Maynard Thompson
Daughters of Isabella Court
K. C
Sewing Circle All Day Meeting Largely Attended
The Ladies' Sewing circle of Evangelical church held an all day session in the church parlors with strong attendance. Activities included quilting and sewing for projects, a pot luck noon meal, a brief business period, and a luncheon served by Mesdames George Kurtz and Henry Kindler. Another all day session is planned for next week and a Happy circle meeting is set for Friday at Mrs. Henry Drewes home on Clinton street.
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Sewing Circle
Ladies’ Sewing Circle
Evangelical Church
George Kurtz
Henry Kindler
Happy Circle
Henry Drewes
Clinton Street
Mulford Congregational Bazaar Raises Over 75 Dollars
Complete success marked the annual bazaar and sale at Mulford Congregational Church under the Young People's Organization. More than 75 dollars was expected to be cleared. An early program featured a playlet At the Photographers and musical selections. Varied fancywork, foodstuffs and sale items were displayed and sold.
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Mulford Congregational Church
Young People’s Organization
Jones Nominated Internal Revenue Collector in Iowa
President Wilson nominates Isaac T. Jones of Des Moines Iowa to be collector of internal revenue for Iowa. A marriage license was issued to Raymond E. Erwin and Ella Lewis. The Wants have helped many.
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Jones
Internal Revenue Collector
Iowa
Washington, D. C
Isaac T. Jones
Des Moines
Wilson
Internal Revenue
Raymond E. Erwin
Ella Lewis
Former local girl Countess Peronne at Davenport
The Davenport audience will see Countess Peronne and her husband Count Peronne at the Columbia Theatre the last half of this week. Trix Oliver, formerly of Muscatine, is praised for her vaudeville act with her husband and notes that vaudeville suits their style better than light opera.
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Countess Peronne
Trix Oliver
Columbia
Davenport
Count Peronne
Muscatine
Roach & Musser Company
Davenport Playhouse
Columbia Theatre
Miss Oliver
Oliver
Trix
Legion Banquet Honors Home Talent Cast
The American Legion hosted a banquet at Hotel Muscatine gold room Friday evening honoring the home talent cast of "Oh Oh Cindy." Most grown members attended while friends joined a post-banquet dance. Legion members delivered humorous talks and music by Mohnsen's orchestra. Juvenile cast members will be entertained by the Legion's auxiliary.
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Cindy
American Legion
Legion Post
Hotel Muscatine Gold Room
Legion
Mohnsen
Woman's Auxiliary of the Legion
L Allegro Players Win First Of Games
L Allegro basketball team defeated the Bona Fide club of the Y W C A 33 to 12 in a game at the Presbyterian gymnasium Friday evening. It was the first in a series of inter class games planned for the coming months.
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L’allegro
Bona Fide
Presbyterian Gymnasium
Eva McCormick
Harriet Erickson
Hazel Greenwald
Gertrude Haney
Hester Bowman
Juaffita Jones
Ethel O'Brien
Nellie Lange
Sylvia Schwartz
Verna Schlipf
Six Hundred Students in 1923 Slogan Adopted by Muscatine School
During Education Week Superintendent S A Potts announces the local high school slogan Six Hundred Students in 1923. The district enrollment exceeds four hundred with eighth grade excluded. Juniors aim to graduate 85, sophomores 90, freshmen 125. Cards compare earnings of grammar and high school graduates to urge continued schooling.
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S. A. Potts
Muscatine
Potts
Japan Sees Highest Frequency Of Moderate Earthquakes
In Japan moderate earthquakes occur more frequently than in any other country, highlighting the region's seismic activity and the need for preparedness and resilient infrastructure.
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Japan
Guatemalan Envoy to Explain Call on Senator Moses
Dr Julio Bianchi Guatemalan minister to the United States will be asked by the State Department for an explanation of his yesterday call on Senator Moses of New Hampshire. The meeting discussed the senator's resolution asking for information on the detention of former President Cabrera by Guatemala's present authorities. Department officers say the action was without precedent and violated diplomatic usage, though a recall request is not expected.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Julio Bianchi
United States
State Department
Moses
New Hampshire
Department
Cabrera
Guatemala
Gold purity differences and US car makes noted
A report notes Australian gold appears redder than California gold. It also states the United States has 150 makes of passenger automobiles. The classifieds mention Want Ads for roomers.
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Australia
California
United States
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Orchestra
Tri-City Musical Organization
Associa
TION
TN Towa
Ida Mannings
Harry Robinson
Colonel Hare
Fannie Riemcke
Ida McGaughey
Anna Cummins
Addie York
Lucretia Howard
Marie Worst
Caroline Biles
Keise
Ida Warfield
East Second Street
Gumps
Keller
Herman Keller
Grandview Avenue
Kensington
Mamie Johnson
Julius Gerndt
Peter Romann
Anna Opelt
Louis Kautz
Lowa Avenue
Heato
Mulford
Countess Now
Legion Banquets
Erie
Buick
L. R. Heitz
East
Guatamalen
Journal Classified Advertisement
Daily Journal
Muscatine, Iowa
Roy R. Pearson
Osteopathic
Hercher Bank
Franklin County
Muscatine Lumber & Coal Co
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