Four-H club program highlights Iowa farm girl work
Miss Josephine Arnquist outlines progress of Four-H clubs in Muscatine county and abroad praising home furnishings based projects. Demonstrations and music memory contest feature the achievement day at the First Presbyterian church with awards including a portable phonograph and song books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Josephine Arnquist
Town State College
Ames
Muscatine County
First Presbyterian Church
Four-H Club
Arnquist
Iowa
Linton County
Miss Arnquist
United Sunday Schools
Farm Girls
Department of Agriculture
England
Women's Institute
France
Mme
Madeline Aydat
Georgia
Denmark
Ulla Christensen
Norway
Sweden
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Canada
Bake sale clears over thirty five dollars in Letts
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church held a bake sale at the Ellis cash store Saturday and cleared more than thirty five dollars. Guy Brown sprained his left ankle in town Saturday evening and remains on crutches. Nearby visits and social calls include Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hiddlebaugh and son with Mrs. Hiddlebaugh's parents in Columbus Junction, and other local residents calling on families and shippers touring Muscatine and Cedar Rapids areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ellis Cash Store
Guy Brown
Alex Hiddlebaugh
Little Son
George White's Scandals Thrill Muscatine Crowd
The sixth annual George White's Scandals played the Grand theatre to a packed audience. Fred Lightner and Jean White led a lively cast with strong musical numbers, bright settings, and ample comedy, lasting nearly three hours with energetic encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Grand Theatre
Tax relief suffers setback in ongoing congressional fights
The article outlines varied battles in Congress including impeachment action against Judge William English, tensions over a poison gas treaty, a bridge bill across the Columbia River, and concerns in the military committee as the army strength sits at 110,000 instead of 118,990 due to ration costs. Syria commissions a French firm to prospect for oil nationwide.
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Senate
House
Interior Department
Michener
Republican
Michigan
William English
Columbia River
Long View
Wash
Ranier
Ore
English
la Guardia
New York
House Military Committee
Dwight F. Davis
Kath Indicted in Kansas City for Receiving Stolen Army Goods
H F Kath of Muscatine an army goods dealer was indicted for buying and receiving 200 saddles valued at 500 known to be stolen from Ft Riley. Three Ft Riley soldiers including two sergeants were arrested for stealing and selling the property with Kath’s alleged help. The theft, valued around 10 000, included saddles army blankets and rolls of leather. Kath denied the charge saying he bought the goods from a dealer unknown to him and offered full cooperation to investigators.
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Kansas City, Kas
H. F. Kath
Muscatine
Federal
Ft. Riley
Kath
Davenport
United States
A. G. Bush
Kansas
John D. Howard
Set
A. M. Dravo
K of C Initiation for Three Planned by Laurent Council
Initiation ceremonies in the first degree for three candidates will be held tonight by Laurent Council Knights of Columbus at the lodge hall. The council met last night to prepare, and after the initiations the candidates will proceed to Davenport for the second and third degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurent Council
Knights of Columbus
Davenport
Snowy Friday Breaks Forecast For State Weather
Snow began Friday afternoon, then cleared by morning before clouds returned. Temperatures rose to allow viewing, with 26 degrees at 7 am and 5 feet 3 inches river stage by Sunday morning. Unsettled weather with rain and warmer temperatures expected Sunday, followed by a drop in western areas. Ice continues to drift downstream.
May Reserve Seats for the Mollusc at Henderson’s
Henderson drug store sells seats for the high school lyceum opening The Mollusc to be staged Monday evening December 13 at the high school auditorium. Single seats are 50 cents and season tickets 1.50. The seat chart stays at Henderson’s until Monday night and may be bought there or at the Eagles hall followed by a banquet at Hotel Blackhawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Store
Henderson's
Henderson
Loras Council
Eagles Hall
Blackhawk
Wreaths From Local Plant Now Part of Assortment
The message notes that among the large assortment, the wreaths are produced in our own plant, confirming in house manufacturing for this product line.
Brown Named Institute Head at Goshen Township
Charles Brown of Atalissa was elected president of the Goshen township institute as two day meetings ended. Otis Arnold became vice president Raymond Lewis secretary and Will Arnold treasurer. The institute will meet in October next year due to weather. Poultry expert Charles Laros from Grinnell spoke morning and dairy specialist Ralph Haynes of the International Harvester company Chicago addressed the afternoon session on dairying. A home talent play Poor Father performed by local youths closed the event with over 200 attendees in the afternoon and a full church for the evening performance.
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Charles Brown
Atalissa
Goshen Township Institute
Otis Arnold
Raymond Lewis
Will Arnold
Charles Laros
Grinnell
Ralph Haynes
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Obituary Lola May Reynolds Dies After Pneumonia Illness
Lola May Reynolds age two daughter of Byron J. Reynolds and Mrs Reynolds of 905 Grandview avenue died at 9:45 pm after a three week illness due to pneumonia. Born in Muscatine in March 1924 she is survived by her parents and two brothers Ralph and Clyde at home. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm from Hoffman mortuary with Rev. W A Bloomquist officiating. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery.
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Lola May Reynolds
Byron J. Reynolds
Grandview Avenue
Lola Reynolds
Muscatine
Ralph
Clyde
Hoffman Mortuary
W. A. Bloomquist
Greenwood Cemetery
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Greathouse Mfg. Co
Archie Douglas
Cone
U. S. Hartman
Joe Garrett
Verla
G. O. Woodward
Garry
M. P. Furnas
John Thompson
May Schomberg
H. A. Lieberknecht
L. A. Gipple
M. A. Shellabarger
T. McGrew
Lewis Lieberknecht
Henry Schafer
McColm Brothers
Paul Smith
Columbus Junction
Mabel Wiederecht
Wapello
Ernst Lieberknecht
Charles Getts
John Jenkins
Floyd Leiberknecht
L. M. Hildebrand
Cedar Rapids
Scott Lieberknecht
Grandview
Floyd Lieberknecht
Weis-Lupton Printing Co
Hershey
Iety
Grand
Fred Lightner
Jean White
Ace Brown
Ethel Raye
Baldy” Wetzel
de Toregos
Kimm
Ross
Versatile Four
J. P. Ryan
Universal Theatres Corporation
Syria
Eby’s
Otto Grocery CO
East Second St
OF Han
Bronx
Station OF Hearts Desire
Paradise
Kansas City
Con
K. OF C
Henderson’s New
Emil Kranz
Sycamore Street
Brown
Institute
Haynes
Goshen Township
of the
Muscatine Club
Liam Fox
Cn Sents E
Dany and
Tony
the Wonder Horse
Acton
Dorothy Dwan
Barry Norton
Ralph Sipperly
William Walling
Perris Lemorw
John Stone
Benjamin Stoloff
Tom
al St. John
Cliff Reckow
Stella Dallas
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