Chicago Rabbi 10 Speaks Here Sunday
Rabbi J Freidin of Chicago will speak at the Hebrew church at Spring and Seventh on Sunday and tomorrow closing the Feast of Dedication Chanukah. He will address the younger generation and invite all. The talk covers Judas Maccabeus rededication after Antiochus Epiphanes.
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Spring
Chanokliah
Frethin
Judas Maccabeus
Terusalem
Antiochus Epiphanes
Kisley
Rabbi I. Freidin
Chicigo
New Petition Filed in Earlisle Case
Carrie Carlisle administrator of Albert D Dollar’s estate sues D M Railway, alleging Dollar’s death by interurban strike at Melpine station due to company negligence. Plaintiff seeks $20,000. Case previously dismissed after testimony began in the term.
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Carrie Carlisle
Albert Dollarside
D. and M Railway Company
Dollarhids
Melpine
Poultry Fanciers to Elect Tonight
The Muscatine Poultry Fanciers Association holds its annual meeting this evening at George Linde’s office. The main agenda item is the annual election of officers and directors.
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Muscating Poultry Fanciers' Association
George Linde
Death summons Mrs Anna Huston Holmes
Mrs Anna Huston Holmes wife of James T Holmes of 207% West Fifth Street died at home shortly before eight o'clock last evening after about a year of illness described as dropsy Her birth in Lake township was March 16 1857 She married James T Holmes December 24 1877 and lived mostly in Lake township later moving to the city She was a Presbyterian and is survived by her husband two sons Harry Chicago and Albert Nichol Ia two sisters Mrs J Timntermeister West Path Street and Mrs Nancy Featherstone Sioux City Ia and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held 1 pm Sunday at Greenwood Chapel with Rev J B Randall First Presbyterian pastor officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery
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Anna Huston Holmes
Fof J. JT. Holmes
West Fifth Street
James T. Holmes
Lake Township
Bis City
Holmes
Presbyterian Church
J. 'T. Hales
Harry
Chicago
Albert
Nichol
J. ‘J, Timntermeister
West Path Street
Nancy Featherstone
Sioux City
Greenwood Chapel
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Home-Coming to Be Held December 31 by Redmen
County Attorney Herbert G. Thompson leads plans for a lavish New Year’s Eve home-coming at the Tribal Hall. Invitations go to Great Chiefs statewide. Great Sachem Paul Lagomarcino of Pargenport and Past Great Sachem Carl Kuenble of Denison are expected. Banquet opens the night followed by addresses vaudeville and a boxing contest. details pending.
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Laval
Redmen
Herbert G. Thompson Haa
Afair
Paul Lagomarcino
Pargenport
Carl
Pioneer resident John Kendig dies at home in Muscatine
John Kendig aged pioneer resident of this city died at his home on Oregon street about 7 oclock this morning after weeks of illness due to a complication of diseases influenced by senility He was born in Lancaster county Pennsylvania August 11 1854 and came to Muscatine in 1853 He married Magdalena Reeder in 1858 who preceded him in death Funeral arrangements not yet made He was a longtime member of the Musserville M E church and a former employee of the old Musser Lumber company He is survived by seven children Mrs Mary Schick T W Kendig William Kendig J H Kendig F Kendig Joseph Kendig and Mrs Lishee The Mystic Shriners attended and six children preceded him in death A planned street caravan was canceled due to weather conditions.
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John Kendig
Oregon Street
Lancaster County
Magdalena Reeder
M. Kendig
Musserville M. & Church
Old Musser Lumber Company
Mary Schick
la Crosse
Wis
T. W. Kendig
Good Pine
William Kendig
Layre
Kendig
Joseph Kendig
Hanquet
Hoopes
Lishee
Muscating Shriners
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Gene Gaunier
THE
Dot Farley
Reuben
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
Standard Grocery Company
California
Journal
Chanukkah
Rabbi J. Freidin
Will
Artair
Zadora
Fibkerless Pictures
Grand Theatre
J.A. Stephens
Maze
United States
Balmacaans
Siery
Imperial
Malaga
Davenport
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
E. Second St
Muscatine, Ia
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