Christmas Program at Mulford Congregational Church
South End Mulford Church presents a Christmas program by the Sunday school with a large turnout. A three part cantata The Hope of the World by Schnecker features choruses soloists and a piano duo with a chorus trio and quartette. Participants include Helen Dealing Eva Ellinan Frances Nietzel, Harold Hanson, Arthur Springboro and others.
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Mulford Congregational Church
Schnecker
Hall Royal
Helen Dealing
Eva Ellinan
Frances
Eide Nietzel
Harole Hanson
Arthur Springboro
Slough Skating Poor Despite Thick Ice In Muscatine
South Muscatine residents report the slough’s surface rough and milky after recent freeze thaw cycles, making skating poor despite ample ice. Local visitors Wil Hartman, Henry Lemkau, John Beckman, Mrs George Wahl, and T H Norman are noted in brief social items.
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South Mancatine
Dee
Wil Hartman
Evans Streat
Des Moines
Henry Lemka
Galesburg
T. Lemkau
Grandview
uv+ eane
John Beckman
Oakville
Clark Beckman
Bidmarek Streat
George Wahl
Chicago
South Muscatine
HE. L. Norman
Nebraska
Ace Island
New Year Gift Idea Encourages Saving Habit
A New Year message suggests giving a savings account start to a wife, son, or daughter. It emphasizes that the impact is the habit formed, not the amount. Any amount from one dollar opens an account, with potential growth to a nice balance by year end.
Holy Night Cantata at Methodist Church in Muscatine
Muscatine residents will attend the cantata Holy Night at the First Methodist Church on Sunday morning. Under director F H Little, the program features prelude Hosanna, solos, quartets, and choral pieces with a thirty-voice children’s choir, including Rita Berry and Miss Keath, and many local musicians.
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Muscatine
First “Methodist
Edwin L. McColm
Daale
Ashford
aMisees Keath
Berry
Messrs
Hahn
Sywassink
Town of
Bethlehem
Rita Berry
MicColm
Goprano
McColm
Altoca
Tonore
Basses
Lord
God
Misa Kealti
Miles Lane
Waulkea
Christmas Nuptial Event Attended By Many Friends
A Christmas afternoon wedding in the First Reformed church united Miseanole DLS and Arthur B. Lieb goni with relations and friends present. The ceremony was followed by a dinner at the bride's parents home and a festive postnuptial atmosphere with out of town guests noted.
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Reformed Church
Miseanole
Dls
RS. Dilly
Park Lane
Arthur B. Lieb Goni
William Liebhe
Lowe Atree
DeBruine
Misa Regina Lisbbe
Aiston
William Bryant
Bloomington Township
Liebue
Lucae Street
Yuletide
George
Snider
Jefferson Street
T Oelock
Mra
M. Baker
Creaboard
South Dakota
John Heabner
Wilton
Vatican seals Rampolla home amid will dispute
Roma, Dec 25. Apartments of the late Cardinal Rampolla sealed at the request of Mgr. Di Bisogno to safeguard church documents amid reports of Rampolla’s will. Cardinal del Val urged the move, noting a later will may exist and a key with Rampolla’s handwriting points to a testament alteration.
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Rampolla
Remarkable turkey shoot ends with disturbance in Lloyd Cox alley
Miss Ethel Suliapury won the shooting contests at the river front on Cedar Street, taking a turkey prize and other awards. The event drew many participants, but a disturbance led to Lloyd Cox's arrest and a judge promising ten days on both charges for interfering with peace. Mrs Cox reported being targeted with improvised missiles.
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Mayscaline
Ethel Suliapury
Turkey
Sallabury
Joseph Hanley
Sycamore Streat
Lloyd Cox
Doster
Rich Maids Loneli y Bachelors Chance
Sturdy young men aboard the schooner Annie M Campbell were invited to marry rich island belles from Easter Island after an envoy from the islands requested the crew’s return. Captain Bourgeson hastened to consider the offer, spurred by sailors eager for marriages and the prospect of vast livestock and sheep holdings.
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San Francisco
Cali
South
Bourgeson
Captain Wittism F Roberts Dies at Pittsburgh
F Roberts, once prominent in local racing circles, passed away in Pittsburgh after a lifelong career tied to horses. The obituary notes his leadership roles and longstanding service to the community.
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F. Roberts
Attesburgh
Happiest Christmas Says Charles Kern in Muscatine
Charles Kern led a Christmas relief effort in Muscatine supplying clothing for 2472-48 school children and coordinating food groceries and farm products. Salvation Army local lodges churches and Partners of Santa Claus aided, making Muscatine's Christmas especially joyful for the needy.
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Charles Kern
Grimwo
Muscatine
Kern
Newad
Carroumling
Salvation Army
Santa Claus
Bing
Museatine
Adjournment Soon Expected In District Court Term
The current district court term will likely close in the first days of January. January term opens January 6 with standard trial lists and Judge DL J Horan presiding. Grand jury reports January 6, petit jury summoned January 13. Currie Carlisle files suit seeking 20000 against Davenport and Muscatine Railways over death of Albert Dollarhide, administratrix of his estate.
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DL. J.horan
Petit Gary
Currie Carlisle
Geaka
Davenport and Muscatine Railways Company
Albert
Dollarhide
Carlisle
Union Man Quits Meeting as Sea Safety Delegate
Andrew Furuseth, president of the International Seamen's Union, resigns as a delegate to the international conference on safety at sea. He cites dissatisfaction with a subcommittee report that he says lowers safety standards. American delegates show ignorance regarding Mrs Purusoth's resignation. Puruneth swift gal sails for the United States tomorrow as colleagues are largely absent.
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Sniloc
London
Andrew Furuseth
International Seamen's Union
Wilson Hia
Hats
Mgr
Puruneth Swift
Gal
United States
Nts
Purusoth
Bran and corn best for flavor in cow milk study
Washington reports the agriculture department concluded bran and corn produce the finest flavored milk. Six cows tested with crushed oats also, preferences leaned toward bran and corn, though one dairy sample showed no preference. Results suggest bran and corn feed yields better milk flavor than oats in these trials.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Life Savers Record For Year Splendid In Service
Washington reports the annual Life Saving Service record for the year ending June 20 shows 1 743 casualties in the Asal year highest in the service history with 1 294 vessels saved valued at 13 860 000. Crews aided vessels and carried injured officers and men while warning 182 vessels and providing emergency pilots and transport.
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Washington
D.C
Egr
S. J. Kimball
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Joe
Slough
Cowboy
Detthof Hardware Co
State Bank
Mex
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Helen Wah
Irma Addleman
Hazel Berrys
Esther Steinmetz
Florence Howe
Mary Berry
Blanche Webster
Odatts Tyer
Belle Shepard
Mytta Baker
Leola Lee
Yosta Burdzidg
Edna Kandig
Helen Howe
Esther Haan
Gertrude Knight
Mabel Zaidler
Margaret Johnson
Edith Bond
Eunice Kieber
Mary Robertson
A. Klatsnbach
German Lutheran Zions’church
Maennerchor
Frauei-Verein
Cssenrate
John Krieg
Orange and
Tenth Streets
Frauen-Verein
J. Hastner
Gustar
Mtr
T. J. ‘Bowlby
Mireet
Great Falls
Mont
Ralph Johnson
Moorok
West
Lone Run
A. Mes ‘Vanuatia
A. 1
Vanuatta
Lan Ada Keto
B.J
Wangatta
Trance
Walter
France
Albert’Eckhardt
May
Yard
Wayne
Mrs. Eyward Pougherty
George Var Creaky
Uttle
Harland
T. B. Flynn
Mias Do Ett
Davenport
John Bowman
West Second Street
Vatican
Loyd Cox
Geo. Eitman
Malaga
Jonathan
Geo. Bitman
Orocrk
Charles
Resmore
Leysen
Gunidat
Leon
California
Sunkist
California Fruit Growers Exchange
N. Clark
Thompson Bros Co
Towa
Princess
Joe Mize
Lilian ‘Walker
Earla Williams
Vitagraph
Splandia Vitagraph
Maddie
A.doz
Bostonian
Imperial
B. Schmidt
Harry Kern
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