Miss Winifred Crown Keeps Home From Wapello
Local brief notes Miss Winifred Crown retains home this morning from Wapello. Mentions Christmas Savings Account opens with any amount from one dollar. Mrs I G Regan returns home from visit with sister Mrs E Ressler in Des Moines. Ad features Ladies Tailor shop in German American Bank building offering Ball and Winter styles and remodeling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G. Regan
E. J. Ressler
Canonavenue
Bazatow
Iowa
Fetix Kramer
Tullar
Demurrer in Suit Against City in Muscatine
A demurrer in the case Mary Heaver v City of Muscatine was argued this afternoon before Judge William Theophilins in district court. The action seeks damages for alleged backwater from the city sewer. testimony was heard, with both Day vs Day and Kennison vs Kennison noted as fault matters, and prior defaults entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Heaver
Muscatine
District Court
William Theophlins
Sewar
Day
Kennison
Deer for Park Funds Nearing Goal
A park fundraising effort led by patrolman Fenty Koenig reports growing support for a deer exhibit corridor. About $60 has been raised to cover express charges from Idaho to the city, with roughly $15 more needed to complete the subscription drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Allenscher
Idaho
Fenty Koenig
King Leaves for Chicago Railroad Surgeons Meeting
Dr King will depart this evening for Chicago to attend the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad surgeons convention. He plans to return to the city Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Chicago
Foughle
Chieno
Youthful Prisoner Indicted for Breaking and Entering
The youthful suspect Joseph Kipp, arrested for larceny at the KandY Kitchen run by Sirpls Brothers, was bound over to the district court. County Attorney Thompson filed an information charging breaking and entering, with testimony to be heard later today and a disposition expected by evening.
Motoring Group Aims to Organize Muscatine Drivers
A push to organize Muscatine automobilists advances with A B Nissan of Davenport circulating a signatory paper. The plan seeks twenty five signatures to form a local club under the Iowa State Automobile Association, backed by the state group for better roads and a boost to local good roads effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
A. B. Nissan
Davenport
Neld
Iowa State Automobile Association
Dyn Muscatine
Nissen
Ctty
Reprimands Youth and Release at Muscatine
The patrolman reported a blow grazed his head with no injury. Truitt was brought to the station, severely reprimanded by Chief Hoffman, and released. The melee followed a supposed refusal to vacate a corner when ordered by Officer Springborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springborn
South Muscatine
Truitt
Tse Ho
Poliza Hoffman
Hima
New Furniture Department Opens at Glatstein Stores
A large crowd gathered yesterday on Mast Second Street to celebrate the opening of Glatstein Stores new furniture department. The splendidly equipped showcase featured an afternoon musical program by Mrs. Henry Miller John Kindler and William Weisse. Women received presents while men got cigars and children candy as proprietors Harry Glatstein Harry Glatstein Jr and O A Glatstein touted the new department as a strong sign of the store's faith in Muscatine's future.
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Murniture
Glatetein
Mast Second Street
Henry Miller
John Kindler
William,Weisse
Glatstein
Muscatine
Spaaka
Harry Glatstein
Harry Glatgiein, Jr
O. A. Gletstein
Lawsuit Seeks 10000 Dollars From Heinz Company
Harry Galo, suing in district court, alleges a workplace accident at the Heinz plant left him with a broken leg and subsequent leg amputation. The complaint seeks $10,000 in damages from the Heinz Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues Heinz Company
Fr. J. Heine Company
District Court
Harry Galowitch
Plainiif
Heinz
Bettendorf Child Kin by Autoist Dies in Bettendorf
Marie Messer six years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chris Messer, was struck by a truck driven by Clem Ceurvorst yesterday afternoon in Bettendorf. She died minutes later from injuries. Officials ruled the accident unavoidable and Ceurvorst was not held. The child was walking in the street when struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Marie Messer
Chris Messer
Clem Céeurvorst
Bettendorf
Ceurvorst
Schid
Needy Muscatine Children to Receive Clothing Aid
Through a Goodfellow drive Charles Kern the truant officer will distribute clothing to seventy five needy children Monday at 1 30 pm at the German American building. He has $150 total from contributions and plans to escort kids to shoe and clothing stores to outfit them with coats underwear and other wear. Last month Kern outfitted 94 children with shoes and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow
Muscatine
Charles Kern
Basides
Kern
Childran
Pulding Corner
Mrs Schwartz to Be Buried Here
The remains of Mrs Schwartz, who died yesterday, will be brought to Chicago tomorrow afternoon and taken to the home of her grandmother at 912 Hast Tenth Street. Born in 1804 at La Crosse Wisconsin, she married December 8th 191? in Milwaukee. Survived by her mother Mrs L R Wilson and a brother Chester, with her Chicago based husband. Two aunts and two uncles are named in Davenport and Omaha.
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Aire
Gua Schwarts
Chicago
Wilfe
Tenth Street
Schwarty
la Crosse
Wisi
Gue Bchwarty
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilson
Chester Pplaree
Buchanal
J. Gibley
Green
Davenport
Omaha
Frank
Frank G Allen for Senator Opposed by Republican Split
Chicago officials report Progressive Party members from Illinois chose Frank G Allert of Moline as their senatorial candidate, though he resisted, saying his name could stay on the ballot only if no other suitable option emerges. Also notices invite Court of Honor members to tonight’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bull Moosers
Moline Manay
Chicago
Progressive Party
Court of Honor
Miller
Nore Finch Nuptials Aboard At 8 Tonight
Society item reports the wedding of Mida Anna Mehr to Glifford Finch at 526 Woodlawn Avenue this evening in a home ceremony attended by about forty five relatives and friends. Rev E R McCorkle of United Brethren church to perform. reception follows with floral decor in pink white and red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry. Biles
Mer Towers
Gertrude Finch
Feer
Atreet
Civic Society Announces Red Cross Year Prize Program
Civic society reminds city youth of four prizes for the largest Red Cross year totals. First prize one dollar for top number, second prize seventy five cents, third prize one shilling, fourth prize twenty six cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thevones
Red Cross
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Winifred
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Wapello
PR. King
Sycamore ST
Alead
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Diop
Inna
Kutter
Gillett
McQuesten Hardware Co
Keen Kutter
Mrs. Schwartz
Frank G. Allen
Rube, Bernatesni
Preadn the Great
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Zion's Church
Helden
Tupaday Ev ‘Ening
Ernest Liebba
Fred Avernan
Mine Hida
Dammann
Mias
Jugenden Stella Radio
Elizabeth Briers
Abulstant
Treaurer
Linda Lievbe
Sylvester
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Walmann
Mies Rosalia “Blaesing
Missi Hilda
Flower
Mies Allda Dammann
Miss “Hazel Phillips
Migs
Dora Havermdane
Hermen Joss
Jacob .Brewer
Forward Society of the
German Congregational
Dark Avenue
Elée
Eva
Groves
Mia
Edith Bilverhorn
Bond
J. W. Elwhat
Roma
Gast Seventh Street
Terry Home
Trinity
Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Minnie Ta Gtrake
P. Pace
Sweatland Township
Berman TeScrake
Women’s Missionary Society
Grace Lutheral Church
Journal's
WANT
Boston Shoe
German American Bank
Morlern
Iform P.O
Thompson
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