D. D. Club Dinner Party At Roach and Musser Employees
Miss Leta Singleton and Miss Ruth Stelzner hosted the D. D. club at the Frank Walters home 1216 Oak on Tuesday. A three course dinner for 10 followed by a business meeting and entertainment including stunts singing and games. Five hundred winner Inez Steinbaugh. Jan 14 party committee Hel en Dietrich and Laure Shultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Singleton
Ruth Stelzner
D. D. Club
Roach and Musser Company
Frank Walters
Oak Street
Inez Steinbaugh
Helen Dietrich
Laure Shultz
Election of officers at Amoma class meeting
The Amoma class of the First Baptist church held a Tuesday evening meeting in the church parlors to elect officers. Mrs Marie Beitz was chosen president Lena Parker secretary Mildred Full mer treasurer Mildred Oopping sunshine committee chairman Adele Bridges social committee chair Ethel Fisher reporter. Parlors were decorated in Christmas colors and gifts were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Marie Beitz
Lena Parker
Mildred Fullmer
Mildred Oopping
Sunshine
Adele Bridges
Ethel Fisher
Banner Lodge Elects Mrs Plate President
Banner lodge of the Degree of Honor held its annual meeting at Maccabee hall Tuesday evening and elected officers led by president Mrs Al bina Plate. Other officers include Mrs Myrtle Tillie past president Mrs Rose Hillmer first vice president Mrs Elsa Lorenzen second vice president Mrs Helen Mark treasurer Mrs Emma Krone inner watch Mrs Julia Bitzer outside watch and physicians Dr G D Lezott and Dr J L Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Lodge
Plate
Albina Plate
Maccabee Hall
Myrtle Tillie
Rose Hillmer
Elsa Lorenzen
Helen Mark
Emma Krone
Julia Bitzer
G. D. Lezott
J. L. Klein
Fidelas Club Elects Miss Nietzel President
The Fidelas club of Mulford Congregational church elected Miss Elda Nietzel as president at a Tuesday evening meeting hosted by Miss Mabel Appel on Grandview avenue. Mrs. Walter Umlandt is vice president, Mrs. Viola Pitchforth secretary, and Miss Florence Martin treasurer. Christmas gifts were exchanged and prizes awarded to Mrs. Pitchforth and Miss Lenora Ellman in guessing contests. Miss Edna Busch will host the club in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelas Club
Nietzel
Elda Nietzel
Mulford Congregational Church
Mabel Appel
Grandview Avenue
Walter Umlandt
Viola Pitchforth
Florence Martin
Lenora Ellman
Edna Busch
Hershey Avenue
Auction by Young Women's guild at First Presbyterian meet
The Young Women's guild of the First Presbyterian church will hold an auction in connection with a meeting January 14. Plans were made during a business and social session on Tuesday evening in the church parlors. A large number of members attended with hostesses listed as Misses Kate Funck Cora Funck Hazel Cold Ella Gertenbach Florence Haifleigh Edith Haifleigh and Mesdames George Eitman and J L Ewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Kate Funck
Cora Funck
Hazel Cold
Ella Gertenbach
Florence Haifleigh
Edith Haifleigh
George Eitman
J. L. Ewing
Trinity Girls Friendly Society to Stage The End of the Rainbow
Members of Trinity Episcopal church Girls Friendly Society selected roles for The End of the Rainbow during a parish hall meeting. Eighteen members attended and the date was to be announced. Future meetings will move from Tuesday to Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Friendly Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Miss Secrist Hosts Ayeta Class Social and Contest
The Ayeta class of the First Baptist church met Tuesday evening with hostess Miss Helen Secrist. Large attendance, games and contests followed the business session with prizes to Twyla Truitt and Mildred Abbott. A Christmas program is planned at a joint Ladies Aid and Women’s Mission circle meeting Thursday at 2 30 in the Baraca room. Rhoda Bible class of Evangelical Protestant church to hold a work and business meeting Thursday evening with hostesses Mrs Bertha Kasper and Mrs Eva Kindler. Ladies Aid society of the First Congregational church issues notice of upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Secrist
First Baptist Church
Helen Secrist
Roscoe Avenue
Twyla Truitt
Mildred Abbott
Ladies Aid Society
Women’s Mission Circle
Baraca
Rhoda Bible Class
Evangelical Protestant Church
Bertha Kasper
Eva Kindler
Jury Draw Announces Grand and Petit Jurors for January Term
Twelve men were drawn for grand juror service and sixty for petit jurors for the January term, opening Jan. 7 with Judge D. W. Jackson presiding. Grand jurors report at term start. petit jurors summoned for 10 oclock Jan. 14. Names span multiple townships including Muscatine, Fulton, Moscow, Seventy Six and Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Jackson
Muscatine
Grand Jury
J. H. Froehner
Fourth Ward
C. R. Kennedy
Bloomington
Clarence Bernick Fulton
Charles Toyne
Goshen
Adolph Luedtke
Lake Township
John Spring
Montpelier
Philip Freyermuth
Moscow Township
Fred Poole
Pike Township
L. E. Downer
Seventy Six
J. W. TeStrake
Sweetland
T. M. Addleman
Wapsinonee
Harold Wacker
Wilton Township
Petit
R. E. Platt
A. J. Neidig
Greenblatt
William Walters
Glen Fischer
H. B. Christopherson
Paul Fischer
F. H. Boyd
Clarence Clark
L. R. Simpson
Ruby Stohr
J. Fred Tomfeld
Clarence Opelt
Edward A. Hahn
Austin G. Hoopeshardt
Fred Gerth
Wesley Schwalm
Fruitland
Herbert Klein
George Weise
Glen Toyne
A. W. Sander
John Minder
Bion Hitchcock
John Hetzler
Orone
Ernest Wagner
E. J. Crawford
Robert Wolford
Earl Smith
John T. Healy
W. E. Doer
Business meeting set for Thursday at 3 in church parlors
A business meeting is scheduled for Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock to take place in the church parlors. The event will convene local members to discuss community matters and plan upcoming activities.
Method to Register Disabled Voters Now Available
The article announces a new provision under the permanent registration plan allowing voters ill or unable to visit city hall to register. Commissioner R A Van Dyke states blanks like absent voter forms are usable, taken to the voter's home for signing, and must be notarized or sworn by an official. Registration must be completed at least 10 days before an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. van Dyke
Hamilton Wins Default Judgment Against Florence Withrow
In district court Judge W. W. Scott signed a default decree Tuesday awarding Hannah Hamilton $1,355 plus interest and costs against Florence Withrow. The suit named George O. Withrow and Florence Withrow. it was dismissed for George O. Withrow. Attorneys Nichols, Tipton and Tipton represented the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Hamilton
Florence Withrow
W. W. Scott
George O. Withrow
Nichols
Tipton
Christmas Opportunity Number One
A mother seeks a radio gift to keep her 11 year old son Ralph home and out of mischief. With a fatherless home and current influence from others, a simple radio he can install could aid his conduct. Call Miss Grace Weeks at 1208 to donate and be Santa Claus, with names of early donors shared if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Ralph
Sunday Evening Frock Fashion Trend Described
The Sunday evening frock is a picturesque gown with unusually lovely sleeves and neck treatment. It features soft garnet velvets, tawny gold brocaded lames and other glamorous fabrics and carries a party air rather than a church one.
Russia’s 7500 Mile Regular Air Network Highlights Longest Routes
Russia maintains about 7500 miles of regular flying routes with the Moscow to Irkutsk line noted as the world’s longest regular air route. The overall network spans over 3000 miles in distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Irkutsk
Cattle Raisers Seek Court Order To Halt Tuberculin Testing
Eighty eight Muscatine county farmers file suit seeking a temporary injunction to stop the tuberculin test on their cattle without consent. The petition claims the test is not an effective TB control method and condemns healthy cattle, with 47 paragraphs detailing the testing process and alleged misapplications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
H. W. Canjerell
William C. Steffen
M. G. Thornburg
Department of Agriculture
Frances Rosenbaum
C. H. Pitchforth
G. H. Sharp
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Muscatine County Board of Supervisors
Department of Tre
Supreme Court
Drunkenness and Cruelty Alleged in Clay Petition
Grace Clay sues Everett Clay for divorce alleging habitual drunkenness and cruelty. A writ of attachment for $1,000 was issued against the husband’s property. She seeks custody of daughter Evelyn and both temporary and permanent alimony plus the furniture. Married June 2, 1915. separation December 10 of this year. Attorney F L Bicimeier represents Mrs Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Clay
Everett Clay
Iowa Buffet
W. W. Scott
Clay
Objections to Muscatine Sewer Bonds Hearings Set
Objections to the proposed 75000 sewer bond issue for Muscatine's 1930 program will be heard by the city council Thursday afternoon at 2 50. The George M Bechtel company handles preliminary work and bids for the Papoose creek sewer extension at Sycamore street will be opened. The meeting will also cover objections to the west branch extension at Logan street with a contract letting date likely set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
George M. Bechtel Company
Davenport
Papoose Creek
Sycamore Street
Logan Street
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Snyder Hertzler
East McColm's
Frank Hawks
Cleveland
Wapsinonoc
J. R. Wilson
E. C. Hayes
Benny C. Gurton
Richard Peters
Earl Jehle
A. V. Aker
Fred Andreas
M. J. Doyle
John Reese
T. H. Armstrong
Bendex
Thompson
Co. R. Stafford
A. W. Carver
Laurel
Muscatine, Ia
Hills Bros
Mee
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Quaker Oats Company
Sam
Big Boy
BROAD
Universal
Moving
Toy
Dolis
Dolla
Brand’s
J. C. Broad
2Nd St
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