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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1909

Page

7

Local Notices and Social April Weekend Visitors

Local brief items note visits by Mrs. A M Syphrit of Letts and Mrs F P Toland, trips to Washington and Adams, and many Muscatine residents returning home. Iowa college students James St John and Roger Jayne enjoy holiday from Grinnell. J T Boland promotes monuments. Various arrivals, shopping trips, and farm mortgage offer potential investments. A birth is recorded for Ray N Battersom in Pasadena.

James St. John Roger Jayne Iowa College Grinnell F. A. Runyon Letts Iowa J. B. Stevenson Wershey Building Walter Bailey Allie Freers West Seventh Street West Liberty Edith Elliott J. N. Elliott Iowa Avenue Coe College Cedar Rapids

Vesper Service and Cooking Class Notes

Mrs. J. W. Morgan led the vesper service with Our Calling as the topic. Miss Mabel Stark and Ivy Ryan sang a duet The Spring time of the Sons. A portion of Van Dyke's The Other Wiseman was read at social hour, with the reading to be concluded next week. Candy makers enjoyed a delightful Social, aided by new cooking class equipment. After holidays, regular cooking work will resume.

J. W. Morgan Mabel Stark Ivy Ryan van Dyke

Preaching at Mission Wednesday Evening Devotion

At the Union Mission 116 Walnut Street Lt J Richardson will speak Wednesday evening. The service promises to be interesting and all are invited to attend.

Mission Union Mission Walnut Street Lt. J. Richardson

Heinz Company Tenders Banquet For Founder

Pittsburg December banquet by H J Heinz Company honored founder and president H J Heinz on the fortieth anniversary of the business. Nearly 2000 attendees included top national businessmen, Heinz employees, and European representatives in a lavish, flower and light decorated hall. A sterling and gold loving cup, crafted by the five senior employees, was presented to Mr Heinz as a memorial gift amid impromptu speeches and applause. The cup stands 30 inches high, weighs over 20 pounds Troy, and showcases premier silversmith decor.

Pittsburg H. J. Heinz Company H. J. Heinz Heinz United States Mr. Heinz

Golden Wedding Observance Delayed To Christmas Day

The golden wedding anniversary of Prof and Mrs R W Leverich will be celebrated with a family reunion on Christmas Day due to holiday season activities. They were married December 20 1859 in a Tinn Street home by Rev Worthington. He later served as county superintendent of schools for ten years before settling in Muscatine. Mrs R Marks returned home to Cone Saturday after shopping in town.

R. W. Leverich Leverich Olive Garlock Tinn Street Austin Worthington M. E Wilton Leyerich Muscatine Letha Merle Oakes Verson Herg John Lau Harriet Gentzler United Brethren Church Columbus City Rev. Starr Harriet Emil Gentzler York County Columbus Junction Levi Gentzler

Olive Branch Meeting Set With Debate At School House

Olive Branch to meet Thursday with a program culminating in a debate. The resolution states that the Muscatine Journal is a better newspaper than the News-Tribune. Calvin Holmes and Thomas Jefferson Crone will speak for the affirmative. Miss Minnie Lorber and Elmer Corwin for the negative.

Muscatize’ Journal News-Tribune Calvin Holmes Thomas Jefferson Crone Minnie Lorber Elmer Corwin Charles Hintermeister Rose Pelton Harry Webster Elmer Hintermeister Harry Lorber Fred Rockalfellow Harry Kemp Charles Berg Hilda Berg Reuben Strouse Fred Nicklas Howard Nicklas John Lorber Ethel Robison Hildred Hintermeister Muscatine Journal

Runaway sled crashes and a broken collar bone at Columbus Junction

A Saturday Front street runaway pulled a bobsled down Main and Walnut streets injuring Mrs. George Van Horn who broke her collar bone when thrown from the sled. Driver William Toms held on as the horses ran on. the sled hit a post and a delivery wagon, then stopped at Link's livery. Mrs. Van Horn was treated by Dr Overholt.

Columbus Front Street George van Horn Main Street Carr Owen & Johnston Walnut Street Link William Toms van Horn Alex McCullough

Millions of Toccas Marketed In Holiday Cascarets Pitch

An old advertisement promises quick relief from tummy aches for the whole family with Cascarets. It urges parents to give one tablet at bedtime to each member, suggesting a week’s treatment for Christmas and weekly support to keep the household well.

Cascarets

Watch Night Planned At First M E Church For New Year

First M E Church plans a traditional watch night service for New Year’s Eve with a class meeting a love feast and likely observance of the Lord's Supper. The program will include addresses and old time hymns, drawing interest from church members for a meaningful holiday season ending.

M. BE Nymns Ider

Church Ladies Aid Serves Luncheon at D P Martin Home

On December 20 thursday, the Methodist Ladies Aid hosted a social afternoon at the D P Martin home. They collected ten cents, inviting school teachers and clerks who could not attend in the afternoon to join at six o clock for luncheon.

Redta D. P Martin

Baker family plans three month California trip from Iowa

Baker at 411 Iowa avenue will leave December 27 for California to visit friends and relatives for about a week in Nichols then stay mainly with Col. R. M. Baker in Monrovia. They expect to be away roughly three months.

Public Sale Of Farm Stock And Machinery

The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm four miles west of Mos cow and four miles east of Atalissa on Thursday December 23. The sale includes five good horses seven milch cows one bull twenty head of shoats a large number of chickens and farm machinery Usual terms.

Moscow Atalissa

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