Miss Mildred Geibel Weds in Spokane Washington
Muscatine relatives learn of the marriage of Mildred Geibel to Robert Glascock in Spokane Washington the ceremony conducted by Rev. Bryant C Preston. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Geibel will reside in Spokane at Howard Street.
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Spokane
Wash
Muscatine
Mildred Geibel
Robert Glascock
Washington City
Bryant C. Preston
First Congregational Church
Osley Glascock
C. R. Slaughter
Bellevue Hospital
Glascock
Howard Street
Farewell Surprise for Mrs Lenck by Birthday Club
Ten Birth day club members surprised Mrs L C Lenck at 204 West Fifth Street with a farewell gathering. Mr and Mrs Lenck and children Clara Edward and Arthur plan a trip to St Louis for two weeks then Cairo Ill for their new home. Guests enjoyed conversation and refreshments.
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Tevok
Birthday Club
L. C. Lenck
West Fifth Street
Dressed Dolls Highlight YWCA Bazaar Fund Drive
The Altiora club of the YWCA plans a Saturday bazaar at 108 East Second Street to raise funds for a new reading room in the YWCA building. Dress dolls, home made candies, and cakes will draw Christmas shoppers as club members supervise the sale.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Altiora
Young Women's Christian Association
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
East Second Street
Annual election of officers at Degree of Pocahontas meeting
Members are urged to attend the Red Men hall this evening for the annual officer election. All members should be present to vote and participate in the proceedings.
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Degree of Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Bridge Club Hosts Delightful Session at Mrs Jayne Residence
The Thursday Evening Bridge club met at 612 West Second Street with ten members and two guests. Miss Mildred Lane won high score and a fancy picture frame prize. A collation followed at the card tables. The next meeting is skipped. on December 29 husbands and male friends will attend.
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Bridge Club
W. R. Jayne
West Second Street
Mildred Lane
Miller couple host oyster supper after Thanksgiving wedding
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller entertained a charivari crowd with an oyster supper on Thursday evening at the groom's parents home in Sweetland after returning from a wedding trip to Kansas City Kansas The crowd included young men and their partners who enjoyed games and music before the supper at 10 o clock
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Glen Miller
John Miller
Sweetland
Mrs. Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Friends of Fred Wetzel Surprise Birthday
Seventeen of Fred Wetzel's male friends gathered Thursday at his home 517 West Seventh Street to honor his thirty ninth birthday anniversary. Cards and a music quartet provided entertainment as the evening progressed.
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Fred Wetzel
West Seventh Street
Messrs
Luke McBride
John Schumacher, Jr
Harry Ethal
Michael Rabbitt
Luncheon Served by Mrs Wetzel to Noted Attendees
Two course luncheon was served by Mrs. Wetzel to those present: Messrs. Herman Miller, August Wetzel, Albert Wetzel, John Hartman, John Schumacher, Joseph Hartman, John Schumacher Jr., Fred Rebelsky, Edward Kindler, Albert Anderson, Frank Schultz, Roy Rabbitt, Luke McBride, Michael Rabbitt, Harry Ethal, Fred Herget, and Thomas Powers.
Sixty Couples Attend Dance at the Armory
The Gut Heil Pleasure club hosted a dance at the Armory with sixty couples in attendance. The Paudhet-Chase Orchestra provided the music, and another dance is planned for next Thursday at the same venue.
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Armory
Gut Heil
Paudhet-Chase Orchestra
Creston Boy Santa Claus Victim Burns in Chimney Fall
Lloyd Peary a 15 year old Creston resident and first Santa Claus of the season was badly burned when his cotton whiskers and costume ignited while descending a chimney at Mrs. E. P. Griffin’s home. The rescue came as guests panicked and flames spread from the furnace fire.
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Iowa Evening Press
Creston
Lloyd Peary
Santa Claus
E. P. Griffin
Woman Wins $10,000 Verdict in Auto Injury Suit
Bedford Iowa December 1 Mrs Clara Creswell won a verdict of 10000 damages against St Wainright a wealthy merchant after suing for 25000 for injuries suffered when she was struck by his automobile The jury reduced the claim to 10000
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Iowa Evening Press
Bedford, Ia
Clara Creswell
St. Wainright
Wainright
South Muscatine Ritchie Plant Opens With Model Machinery
The Ritchie plant in South Muscatine has laid heavy machinery and boilers, with alignment and testing underway. Superintendent G. K. Ritchie pushes to start operations soon after year’s start, as the facility is mapped in model form and touted as a valuable city asset.
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Ritchie
Muscatine
G. K. Ritchie
Gospel Meeting for South End Men at Hoopes Hall
A gospel meeting for men is planned at Hoopes Hall on Sunday afternoon December 18 under the Young Men's Christian Association. Rev J N Elliott will speak. This is the second in a series conducted with local churches. The Mulford church meeting drew about fifty men. All men and boys are invited.
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Hoopes’ Hall
Young Men's Christian Association
J. N. Elliott
Mulford Church
Gospel Song Service Inspires Men at 3 O'clock Meeting
The song service will be an inspiration to any man. The hour of meeting will be 3 o'clock.
Musserville society shifts Yuletide program to December 30
The Musserville society reschedules its next literary entertainment from December 23 to December 30 to suit the Christmas holiday. The program will celebrate Yuletide and all are invited to attend.
High Prairie News Notes and Church Improvements
An all day sewing by the Aid society at Mrs. A Altekruse’s home produced aprons and quilts with a candy fruit lunch and a noon dairy luncheon. Muscatine visitors arrived in Arden to join events. The High Prairie Sunday school plans a December 23 Christmas program at the church. A new coal shed was built on church grounds by trustees. Mrs. Will Harris attended the Aid society gathering. Thomas Leddy shows rapid recovery and hopes to be out soon. Frank Foster and Charles Menke visited Mrs. H. Leyda.
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High Prairie
Aid Society
A. Altekruse
Muscatine
Arden
High Prairie Sunday School
Will Harris
A. J. Altekruse
Thomas Leddy
Frank Foster
Charles Menke
Mrs. N M Wintermut Plans Two Week Visit in Atalissa
Mrs N M Wintermut of Nebraska street leaves for Atalissa on Thursday to spend two weeks visiting relatives.
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N. M. Wintermut
Nebraska Street
Atalissa
Mr and Mrs Viner Return Home After Shopping
Mr and Mrs James Viner returned to their Letts home on Thursday after shopping in Muscatine.
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James Viner
Letts
Muscatine
Woodmen Executive Council to Hear Northcott Complaint
Northcott of Springfield accuses John Dennison of Dubuque of maliciously injuring a neighbor’s reputation. The Modern Woodmen of America council in Rock Island will hear the case during its January meeting after formal action is considered. Illinois insurance investigators prepare a year end report covering 1910 with a site visit to Rock Island planned January 6.
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Muscatine Woodmen
Woodmen of America
Rock Island
William A. Northcott
Springfield
John D. Dennison
Dubuque
Iowa
Northcott
Dennison
Council
Tallinois State Insurance Department
Engineer William Guyer Murdered Near Marceline Shop Yards
Fort Madison Iowa reported engineer William Guyer of the Missouri division Santa Fe was shot in the abdomen at Marceline shop yards around 9 p m Wednesday and died at the Santa Fe hospital in Fort Madison Thursday afternoon.
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Fort Madison
William Guyer
Missouri Division
The
Santa Fe
Windmayer Street
Marceline
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Clara Lenck
Miss Lenck
Bazaar
Creston Lad
South Muscatine
South End
Musserville Literary Society
Musserville Society
Woodman
Executive Council OF
John
R. R
William F. Guyer
Weekly
N. Y. Atty
Battle Creek
Geo. Haines
Edward Young
H. E. Burt
Attys. Forth
F. B. Martin
New Orleans
Postum Co
Horace Brown
Attys
Luther W. Mayo
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
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