Moose college proposed for Muncie in Loyal Order of Moose plan
The Muncie Moose lodge plans a college on the old Eastern Indiana Normal site in Normal City. The campus covers about 605 by 620 feet with 20 acres for athletics, a 54-room facility, 900-seat chapel, three stories plus basement, and an estimated cost of 150000 dollars. The Moose committee includes Dr. J. C. Quick and Dr. B. B. Morrow, with N Waldo Kennedy as deputy national organizer, and the charter closes January 6.
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Muscatine Lodge
Muncie
Ind
Daily Press
Moose College
Eastern Indiana Normal School
Normal City
The
Moose
E. E. Tanner
Columbus
Order of the Moose
Supreme Council
Loyal Order of Moose
Lodge
Eastern Indiana Normal
J. C. Quick
B. B. Morrow
John S. Coffman
Clarence W. Dearth
W. H. Allen
Muncie Lodge
John McPhee
Brothers Moose
N. Waldo Kennedy
Corner Town Avenue
Second Street
Mrs Minnie Shingledecker Returns Home After Shopping
Mrs Minnie Shingledecker returned to her Nichols home on Saturday after a shopping excursion in the city.
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Minnie Shingledecker
Nichols
City
Miss Mabel Hendricks Returns to Quincy After Visit
Miss Mabel Hendricks returned to her home in Quincy Illinois Saturday after visiting with friends in Muscatine.
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Mabel Hendricks
Quincy
Ill
Muscatine
South Muscatine Prepares For Holiday Season
South Muscatine gears up for festive events as Roach and Musser plant close. schools plan Christmas programs at Franklin and Garfield, church groups schedule cantatas and sacred programs, and many private holiday gatherings are set as residents expect out of town guests.
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South Muscatine
Franklin and
Garfield
Franklin School
Garfield School
Musserville M. E. Church
Musserville Friends
Mulford Church
Musserville
M. E
Hoopes’ Hall
Button craftsmen may get vacation this holiday season
Rumors claim some button factories in the city's south district may close during holiday week or after year start due to overproduction of blanks. Manufacturers say blanks are produced faster than finished goods reach consumers, suggesting possible slowdown at the cutting stage.
Meeting for Men Largely Attended in Hoopes Hall
Dr. J N Elliott of the First Presbyterian church delivered an address at an extension gospel meeting held Sunday afternoon in Hoopes hall under the Y M C A. The event drew a good attendance and interest in the ongoing work.
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Hoopes’ Hall
Young Men’s Christian Association
J. N. Elliott
First Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Mrs De Camp
Funeral services for Mrs. P. W. DeCamp, who died at her home on the Island Saturday morning, were conducted this afternoon by the Rev. H. W. Munster. The services were largely attended, and burial followed in Greenwood cemetery.
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P. W. DeCamp
H. W. Munster
Musserville M. E. Church
Commission as new health body
Iowa physicians push to replace the state board of health with a three member medical commission. The state medical council backs the plan and a January 4 meeting is set in Des Moines to discuss creating specialized departments led by a lawyer, a sanitary engineer, and a physician.
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Iowa
State Board of Health
State Medical Council
Des Moines
Crooks and Wonderly Visit Burlington. Harland Funeral
Mr and Mrs J H Crooks and Miss Emma Wonderly spent a day at Burlington for shopping. Clyde Hightshoe visited his parents then returned to Chicago. Frank Harland died at his home northwest of Crawfordsville after a year with stomach cancer. He leaves a son an aged mother and two sisters. His remains go to Table Grove Illinois for burial beside his wife who died fifteen years ago.
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Crawfordsville
J. H. Crooks
Emma Wonderly
Burlington
Clyde Hightshoe
Illinois
Marion
Table Grove
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Loyal Moose
Sive
Bene
Ficiary Order
Earth
B. Schmidt
Chestnut Street
Harry Kern
Havercamp’s
Hershey
J. N Eliott
Pices
DE Camp
Commission
Health Board
Her
Him
H.f.barnard Co
Jewelers
East Second Street
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