Cast Effective in Junior Play Kempy at High School
The junior class eight member cast presented Kempy at the high school actout auditorium. Ken ton Willhite starred as Kempy with Catherine Green as Kate Bence guiding the plot through elopement and disappointment. Supporting roles included Harold Leu Harold Weber Lorraine Fisher and others. Proceeds aid the junior senior banquet expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kempy
High Actout
Kenton Willhite
James
Kate Bence
Catherine Green
Harold Leu
Mr. Bence
Wilma Lamprecht
Mrs. Bence
Mary Jane Reinsager
Ruth Bence
Margaret Deems
Jane Wade
Clarence Baker
Ben Wade
Ernest Ross
Fire damages Brisbane property in Illinois City
The E Brisbane property occupied by C A Gilmore and family sustained slight fire damage Monday morning. Donavan Pullen of Aledo is visiting James Duffield. Mr and Mrs E Brisbane visited Rock Island on Sunday. Evan Tyler visited friends in Muscatine Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois City
Til
E. Brisbane
C. A. Gilmore and
Donavan Pullen
Aledo
James Duffield
Rock Island
Evan Tyler
Muscatine
Morning Sun Community News Highlights Local Happenings
The Morning Sun column reports the cooperative creamery opened by taking in 1500 pounds of cream with Walter Hensleigh receiving its first check. It notes birthdays illness visits and hospital stays, trips by residents to Los Angeles and Kansas City, social events for children, and local officials and families visiting or guiding local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Co-Operative Creamery
Walter Hensleigh
Charles Nichols
Mercy Hospital
Harland Courter
Winfield
J. W. Hannah
Ed Thompson
Ft. Madison
F. O. Jarvis
Earl
Roy Scott
Mediapolis
W. BE. Scott
Sperry
Chet Lee
Yarmouth
Ed Hellenthal
Thelma Andrews
Josephine Panther
James F. Scott
Methodist
Bootlegger Dickerson Sentenced to a Year and a Day
Des Moines reports Ray Dickerson, convicted last week in U S district court of bootlegging, received a year and a day sentence in Leavenworth penitentiary. He had prior liquor offense convictions. Try a Journal Want Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ray Dickerson
United States District Court
Leavenworth
Helena Daugs Elected President of Zion Lutheran League
Miss Helena Daugs was elected president of the Luther League of Zion Lutheran church during the annual business meeting in the parish hall Tuesday evening. Officers include Carl Freese vice president Florence Koester secretary Anna Vermann treasurer Lillian Koester pianist and a slate of committee members and reports were presented with a program of solos and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Daugs
Zion Lutheran League
Luther League of the
Zion Lutheran Church
Margaret Lillibridge
Carl Rueckert
Virginia Brown
Davgs
Carl Freese
Florence Koester
Anna Vermann
Lillian Koester
Elfrieda Nimtz
Edgar Timm
Martin Weiss
Kari Rueckert
Margaret Kindler
Freda Brill
Helen Henning
Erma Wendlandt
William Havemann
Meta Wickers
Leola Freese
Bernice Axel
Rosabelle Korschott
Ernest Tobias
Albert Timm
George Kublick
Charles Axel
John Haefner
Eighteenth Birthday Party for Miss Ethel Semler
Miss Ethel Semler hosted a Monday evening party at 318 Bleeker Street for her eighteenth birthday. Christmas decor, a large centerpiece cake, and prizes for Nina Stelzner, Margaret Bierman, Dorothy Myers, and Flora Tobias defined the celebration. Visiting guests included Mrs Harrison Terry and Nick Stefans of Rock Island and Norman Straubger of Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Semler
Bleeker Street
Nina Stelzner
Margaret Bierman
Dorothy Myers
Flora Tobias
Harrison Terry
Nick Stefans
Rock Island
Norman Strauberger
Davenport
Christmas Exchange by Muscatine Four-H Club
The Sweetland Sunbeams Four-H club held a Christmas exchange during a meeting at the home of Doris and Bonnie Martin. Members answered with Christmas gift ideas and spent the afternoon studying scenes from the opera Martha and making sewing baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Sunbeams
Muscatine
Iowa Livestock Shippers Open Convention
The tenth annual convention of the Iowa Co operative Livestock Shippers association opened in Des Moines with representatives from about 650 local Iowa associations. J. Kassem of Huxley will preside over the three day session joined by A. E. Hursh of Marengo as vice president Knute Espe as secretary and J. C Williamson of Chariton as treasurer. Railroads sent representatives to confer with the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa Co-operative Livestock Shippers Association
Iowa
J. Kassem
Huxley
A. E. Hursh
Marengo
Knute Espe
J. C Williamson
Chariton
Stockton Christmas exchange party set for Dec 21
Stockton camp of the R N A will hold its Christmas exchange party at the town hall Saturday afternoon Dec 21. Cards will be played. Victor Krebs is attending Brown's Business college at Davenport. Several Davenport visitors were entertained in Stockton with news of local residents. Des Moines City railway street cars will begin operation on a one man controlled basis May 1 1930 according to traction company officials. Tokyo
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Stockton
Town Hall
Victor Krebs
Emil Krebs
Brown's Business College
Davenport
Julia Manning
Lloyd Lee
Paul Bloom
Alice Anderson
Tillie Macoben
Anna Macoben
Albert Werner
Valma Boisen
Virgil
Ernest Stark
Durant
Wacks
New Liberty
Boisen
Roy Ege
Pleasant Prairie
H. P. Bohnsack
Bessie Gippert
Rock Island
Phylora Burmeister
Des Moines
Des Moines City Railway
Knowles to Visit Muscatine From Ames Monday
Miss Neale S. Knowles state leader of home demonstration agents will come to Muscatine from Ames Monday to confer with Farm Bureau workers on plans for the work and review the annual report of the home demonstration agent. Mrs Mae Larson of the extension service Iowa State college will spend three days in the county starting Tuesday researching organization work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neale S. Knowles
Muscatine
Ames
Farm Bureau
Mae Larson
Extension Service
Iowa State College
Local social notes from Nichols Iowa district Dec 11
Residents and visitors are listed with recent trips and calls. Raymond Borgstadt and family hosted guests. G G Bellamy hosted visitors. Miriam Phillips and Leatha Jarrard visited. others traveled to Muscatine Iowa City and Chicago. School hours adjusted for activities. high school glee club and Rosary society events planned. cattle shipment to Chicago. community card party forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna J. Petersen
Clarence Fowler
B. L. Metcalf and Son
Chicago
Rosary Society
St. Mary’s Church
Opera House
Elmer Poole
Muscatine
George Rollins
Lowry Kirkpatrick
Northwestern Military Academy
Wisconsin
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Joe Guthrie
Jack Corbett
Thomas Craig
MacIntire
John Kirkpatrick
Charlie Mills
B. F. Nichols
Raymond Borgstadt
Wild Rose School House
Powers and Articles of Incorporation for Muscatine Firm
The document outlines broad corporate powers for a Muscatine company, including borrowing, pledging assets, acquiring and disposing of property, and using patents and trademarks. It sets authorized stock at ten thousand dollars in 150 shares of par value nine hundred dollars, a board of three to five directors, and officers including secretary and president. The period begins on certificate and ends twenty years later, with provisions for by laws, annual meetings, and changes by stockholders. Directors named include Stigers, Kretschmar, and Herman. president and secretary roles assigned to Charles F. Hermann and Kretschmar, Raymond Stigers as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aicmabaa Teainien
Ok Cespaiasinn
Corporation
Stecka
Board of Directors
Stigers
A. Kretachmar
F. Herman
Muscatine County
Charles F. Hermann Shal
Ton
A. B Kretschimar
Raymond Stigers
Tasues
Saii
Kret Rarmond L
Notice of Incorporation of Pleasant Prairie Company
Notice that unnamed signatories form a body corporate in Iowa under Fulton Township Muscatine County to operate a general department store at Pleasant Prairie Fairport and to buy sell and trade farm products and other goods with powers to own real estate stock certificates bonds and notes and to execute securing instruments and manage contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Pleasant Prairie Company
State of
Iowa
Pleasant Prairie
Fulton
County of Muscatine
State of Iowa
Fairport
Fulton Township
Muscatine
Pleasant Relief From Constipation Olive Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative alternative to calomel. It claims they cleanse the bowels, restore energy and beauty, act smoothly with no griping, and are sold by druggists in 15¢ 30c and 60c sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Dr. Edwards
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Illinois City
W. C. Allen
Los Angeles
Calif
Kansas City
Kas
Oklahoma City
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Ethel Delzell
Milford Hays
Garland
Alvin Edgar
California
Ella Edgar
Lloyd
Harvey Kimble
Toolesboro
RG Society
Iowa Livestock Co-Op
Shippers Open Convention
Havercamp’s Drug Store
Neal S. Knowles
Home Demon
Nichols
George Clark
Annie
Jon
Rarcold
A. C
Atwater Kent
Rox
the Batterson Stores
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