Charity Ball At Armory Promises Large Crowd And Benefit
A large crowd is expected at the charity ball to be held at the Armory tomorrow night. Chase's seven piece orchestra will provide music with reduced rates. The Armory hall is donated by Mrs Ida Hare Warfield, along with numerous other donations. The event aims to raise funds for city charities and will be managed by an executive committee.
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Armory
Chase
Ida Hare Warfield
Presbyterian supper serves 335 meals at church fundraiser
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church hosted a chicken noodle supper last evening from 4 to 7 pm, selling fancy work and candy. About 335 meals were served and $250 cleared, with the Young Women’s Guild contributing brushes that added roughly $25 to the total. The event was described as one of the season’s most successful sales.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Young Women's Guild
Itis
Society
Jolly Ten Club Meets at Arndt Home
The Jolly Tex club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs A Arndts 1119 Hershey avenue for Kensington. The afternoon included socializing and needlework followed by a dainty luncheon. The next meeting is January 20 at Mrs Gus Reinsager 605 East Sixth Street.
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Jolly Tex
A. Arndt
Herishey Avenue
Kensington
Gus Reinsager
East Sixth Street
Loyal Moose Circle Plans Anniversary Celebration
Members met at the hall for a business session and arranged a January 6 anniversary program. Mrs J L McCallan Mrs Bertha Kruger and Miss Bettie Anderson will head the program with refreshments served. No further meetings until after the event.
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Loyal Moose Circle
J. L. McCallan
Bertha Kruger
Bettie Anderson
Ladies' Aid Society Holds All Day Session
The Ladies Aid Society of John A. B. Church met yesterday for an all day session at the parish house in Arden. The day featured sewing and a noon pot luck meal prepared by the women.
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Fred Klepper
Frank Burnside
John Pace
Tallie Derbe
The
Missionary Society
Ladies' Add Society
Ladies’” Aid- Society
Missionary “Society
Sweetland
Ladies’ Aid‘ Society
Arden
Hi Deen Club Meets At Mrs McKee Home
Pleasant afternoon yesterday as Hi Deen club members gathered at Mrs L R McKee home on Orchard avenue. Refreshments served to close the social hour. Next meeting moved to second Wednesday in January due to holidays.
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EL Deen Club
Wehe
Hi Deen Club
L. R. McKee
Orchard Avenue
Kensington
Unusual Offering at Grand Tonight and Friday
Santa Claus fund benefits planned at the Grand Theatre with a two part Than Houser feature Reader of Minds and Our Mutual Girl Pathe Daily News and a Keystone comedy Among the Mourners tonight. Friday presents the third episode of Zudora with fifty percent of receipts aiding the Christmas fund.
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Grand Theatre
Gray
Thanhouser
Pathe Daily News
Keys Stone
Jackson County Embargo Altered In Disease Quarantine
Dr Melgin in charge of the foot and mouth disease quarantine announced after a talk with Representative Vollmer that Jackson County shipments will be allowed tomorrow subject to inspection from all counties except six infected townships in the southwest corner.
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Washington, D. C
Melgin
Vollmer
Jackson’ounty
Motion for New Trial in Divorce Case Heard
In district court this morning a motion for a new trial in the case of W. Smith versus Autti Blackwell was argued. The matter has been taken under advisement and a decree of divorce was entered.
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W. Smith
Autti Blackwell
District Court
Objections Heard In County Land Assessments
A Muscatine and Louisa counties joint Board of Supervisors session heard objections to District 18 land assessments. Attorneys, objectors, and property owners from both counties attended as the boards announced tours of the district to inspect properties before final action. The afternoon featured numerous challenges to what claimants called excessive or injurious assessments. Also noted was a Long Beach weather report of high seas, floods, and property damage from a southeast gale.
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Seerley
Muscatine
Louisa County
No. 18
Louis Blane
W. P. Bumgardner
C. W. Briggs
Sam Irwin
W. E. Ciiley
Robert Mittman
John Mittman
Mrs. F. Mittman
George Mittman
Thomas Middleton
W. J. Reed
Frank Shoultz
A. P. Swanson
Anna. Putney
Stineman
A. O. Schaefer
Smalley
Morris - Strouse
M. Thomson
Hatti
Vanatta
D. D. Webster
Oni
Long Beach
Associated Press
Cal
Katherine Weisse and Henry G Weisse Case TM
Katherine Weisse and Henry G Weisse are named in a Case TM record. The document lists parties and legal action with dates and filing details in a formal docket style. No further context is provided in the fragment to identify the case nature or outcome.
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Katherine: Weisse
Henry G ‘Weisse
Cold weather grips eastern regions. arson trial unfolds
Weather across the eastern United States remains below freezing and more than 36 hours of frigid conditions are forecast. In Chicago Morris Mann testified in the Joseph Fish arson case, admitting a conspiracy with Fish and David Korshak that led to the fire at Mann's hardware store on South State Street and a $2,000 insurance payout.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wyoming
Montana
Idaho
Florida
East Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Chicago
Ill
Morris Mann
Joseph Fish
Mann
Fish
David Korshak
South State Street
Kings Daughters circle to meet at Templeman home Friday
West Liberty Iowa December 17 The Kings Daughters circle will meet Friday December 11 at Mrs Carl Templemans home instead of Mrs George Sheldon's as listed in the year book. Assisting in serving will be Mrs Zella Lewis Eliza Force Lucretia Merrill Carrie Snider Matilda John Malissa Nay and Ruth Rowe.
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West Liberty
Kings Daughters Circle
Will
Carl Templeman
George Sheldon
Templeman
Zella Lewis
Eliza
Force
Lucretia Merrill
Carrie Snider
Matilda John
Malissa Nay
Ruth Rowe
Elizabeth Burchell
Whittier
Felix Rock
Harry
John
Mary Rock
Cerdar
Rapids
Lloyd’ Trone
Insurance Gases To Be First Tried In Court Assignment
A district court term opened with Judge M F Donegan assigning three actions brought by as signees of South Muscatine Lumber Co against insurers holding policies before last year’s fire. The Bartemeier vs Central National Insurance case leads the docket Jan 18 with Iowa Assessments Mutual and Partners Fire also listed. Lily Patton returns from Nichols. Mr and Mrs O H Howe visit Davenport. F B Hamlin calls on Davenport in afternoon and evening.
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District Court
M. F. Donegan
South Muscatine Lumber Company
Bartemeier
Central National Insurance Company
Partners' Fire Insurance Company
Iowa Assessment Mutual Insurance Ass'n
Dewitt
Iowa
Mantley
Wilton
Lily Patton
Nichols
Airs
O. H. Howe
Davenport
F. B. Hamlin
Grandview Passenger Trip Reported in Muscatine Transit
Grandview Iowa on December 17 reports Mr and Mrs Glenn Stevens traveled to Muscatine as passengers Wednesday. Also noted were Mr and Mrs D L Woodruff and other travelers stemming from the same route in a brief local transport update.
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Grandview
Glenn Stevens
Muscatine
D. L. Woodruff
Muscatine Residents Travel and Bereavement Notices
Deonard son traveled with family in Muscatine on Saturday. Mrs Lee Werner, a Wapello resident, was en route Thursday and notified by the death of her mother Mrs Dan Graham. Mrs Harve McGill and Hazel McCully also listed as Muscatine travelers on Saturday.
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Deonard
Muscatine
Lee Werner
Wapellie
Dan Graham
Harve McGill
Hazel McCully
What Causes Twilight
The earth’s atmosphere keeps daylight visible after sunset. Sun rays strike the upper atmosphere, creating twilight as the sky gradually darkens and daylight fades away.
He Felt Encouraged by Unexpected Words
A Houston Post quotation features a man insisting a woman offered encouragement, while she denies ever giving him encouragement. He recalls her remark about her uncle leaving a fortune and “one foot in the grave,” debating what counts as encouragement in the exchange.
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Houston Post
Penny slot machines at London station for train tickets
A London railway station installed penny in the slot ticket machines to help travelers buy tickets for companions to the platforms. Patrice quips that she'd pay more than a penny to see friends leave town, while Glad to See Them Go ponders patience.
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Patience
London
Patrice
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