Miss Atha Goldsberry Weds Frank L Foster in Muscatine
At the home of her parents in seventy six township Miss Atha Wells Goldsberry became the wife of Frank L Foster son of Mr and Mrs W H Foster of Lake township The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev A L Barkdull pastor of the High Prairie Methodist Episcopal church Only immediate relatives attended The bride wore white embroidered net with shadow lace trim The wedding march was played by Grace Crogsley of Columbus Junction and the bride’s sister Erma Goldsberry sang I Love You Truly The home was decorated with roses carnations and Christmas greenery They will reside on a farm about seven miles west of Muscatine Both are children of prosperous Muscatine county farmers The bride is a Muscatine high school graduate of 1934-06 and has taught in rural and Muscatine schools The groom is a prosperous farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atha Goldsbeiry
Foster
C. Goldaterry
Atha Wells Goldsbarry
Frank L. Foster
W. H. Foster
Lake Township
A. Il
High Prairie Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Grace Crogsley
Columbus Junction
Erma Goldsberry
Muscatine County
Folly Rovers Plan Christmas Party Surprise
Jolly Rovers club members met at Mrs. Frank Ritman Sr home on Hershey avenue for the December session. Final plans were made for the annual Christmas party to be held December 30 at Mrs. Harry Leem’s home on Sycamore street. Features include a three course lunch served by groups of four and an exchange of progenta. Ellman home was decorated with coinsetting and bells. Prosecraft work was completed and a charity lunch was served by the hostess. Out of town guests included Mrs. Vanderlinden of Des Moines and Mrs. L. E. Lee of Lincoln Neb., visiting Mrs. E. C. Steninger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folly Rovers
Jolly Rovers Club
Frank Ritman
Hershey Avenue
Harry Leem
Sycamore Street
Progenta
Ellman
Vanderlinden
Des Moines
7. B. Reay
L. E. Lee
Lincoln, Neb
E. C. Steninger
Charming Christmas Party Noted by T O T Day Club
The Tom or TO T day club hosted a elaborate Christmas party ending a series of autumn gatherings. Special guests included Mrs I E T Weesela and Mrs D C Ward of Davenport. Twenty two ladies dined at Olympia cafe then gathered at Miss Hannah Bersh on Second Street for games and gift exchange. Santa distributed presents and candy amid Yuletide decor of della and poinsettias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. T. Club
I. E. T. Weesela
D.C. Ward
Davenport
Olympia
Hannah Bersch
Second Street
Sante Claus
Santa Claug
Former Muscatine Girl to Wed at Parents Home
Announcement made for the upcoming marriage of Miss Elsie Wiesel formerly of Muscatine now living in Nevada for four years to Lewis J. Dobberlin a Nevada carpenter. The ceremony will be at the Wiesel home 508 Schiller Street Wednesday at eight o clock with about seventy five guests invited. Miss Wiesel graduated from the Nevada hospital after a three year course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Migs Elsie Wiesel
Nevada
Lewis J. Dobberlin
Gustav. Wiesel
Schiller Street
Nevada “Hospital
Delightful Bridge Party At Second Street Home
The home of Mrs. Krances Roarontaum and Mrs Ida Block on Fast Second street hosted a bridge party Tuesday evening with over thirty five guests. Nine tables surrounded the room as players battled for high score. Mrs F Langé won high score honors and Mrs J Gobble received the consolation award. Dainty refreshments were served in the late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delighful
Mra
Gobble
Young Women Mission Society holds meeting at First Methodist
Lively session in church parlor Tuesday as Miss Amy Hampton resigns as secretary, Elba Thorpe elected to fill vacancy. Mrs Anna Jepson leads lesson, Elizabeth Cockarham reads. Philathenas of First Baptist enjoy social hour and plan Christmas gifts for a needy family. Florence Howe hosts informal party with friends on Woodlawn Ave. Gresham entertains Major John Sewing circle. next meet set for December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's ‘Mission Soc
Young Women's Missionary
Society of the First Methodsat
Amy
Hampton
Elba
Thorpe
Florence. Howe
Woodlawn Avenue
Josephine Gresham
John Sawing
Sycamore Street
unpaid Navy yard overtime claims reach national attention
In New York a four year overtime promise at the Brooklyn Navy Yard left 2000 workers and heirs seeking back pay from 1870s through interlinked meetings. Only about 50 attended recent gatherings, though 2900 initial claimants existed. Approved by the Court of Claims and twice backed by the Senate, the claims await House action. An appeal to Secretary Daniels asks President Wilson to urge House action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States Court of Claims
Senate
House
Daniels
Navy Department
Wila
Sayre Guests of Asquith for luncheon in London
Ambassador and Mrs Page with Strancis Bowas Sayre and his bride Jessica Wondrow Wilson visited Prime Minister Asquith for a luncheon in London. The event included Sayre and his wife, formerly Miss Wilson, during the December 17th social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
London
Page
Strancis Bowas Sayra
Jessica Wondrow Wilson
Premier Asquith
Federal Action 10 Be The Next Step
Police rounded up four alleged bootleggers connected to a prior campaign and will transport them to Davenport for federal court hearings before Commissioner Bush. Roy Johnson was first detained, followed by J Houck Jesse Lutz and Mrs Mary Kern. Hearings likely tomorrow and Friday with possible delays into next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Federsl Court
Roy Johnson
J. Houck
Jesse
Lutz
Mary Kern
U. 8
Marshal Hardy
Ottumwa
Hoffman
Muscatine
Bush
Lkely
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Bride Lan
Muscatine High School
Broom
Muscating
SCP
Black Well Exteravains Club
Twentieth Century Club
J. Scott Blackwell
Cherry Street
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Z. J. Stevenson
Poysohsa. Grondle
Levi Dshop
Stavengan
Wilany McQuesten
Raulds
Walter Blair
Clinton
Dubuque
Miller Riggs
Marcia White
Emerson Hoopes
Vada
Sayre
Asquith
Princess
Francis xX. Bushman
The
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Missioner Bush
Home-Tea Company. & Rew
China Store
East Second St
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