Addie Schoemaker Weds Thomas Beatty in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Addie Schoemaker Infeco married Thomas Beatty of Luke township at 7:30 p.m. in a home ceremony attended by close relatives and Rev. Dr. William R. Schoemaker of Kalamazoo. The groom is a prosperous farmer and the couple plans to reside in Lake township. Many out-of-town relatives attended, including Schoemaker family members from Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas. Receptions followed with music by Flora Manniova and notable guests from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoemaker
T. Beatty
A. W. Scholton
Addie Schoemaker
Infeco
Thomas Beatty
Luke Township
William R. Shoemaker
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Mins Flora Manniova
Lake Township
Misa Shoemaker
Batterson
Mirat
and Mra
W. R. Schoomaker
Ruth Toyne
G. W. Schooumnaker
Clarence and
Kenneth
Dexter
Minnesota
Orn Exmail
Mildred and
Mariam
Independence
Iowa
A. M. Schoemaker
Dorothea
Arcadia
Nebraska
Harold Henderson
Kansas City
A. R. Leith
G. G. Leith
Alexander
Wilton
Peter Daut
Vernon
Prod ‘Daut
Nour Wilton
Elmer Mant
Davenport
Clue Club Members Honored At Afternoon Party
Double Six club members at home for the holiday were honored with an Afternoon Party. Miss Gertrude Davidson hosted a delightful afternoon with three tables of five hundred. Miss Winfred Cronin won high score. Milas Nellig took the consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLUE
Double
Cnh
Gertrude Davidson
West Seventh Stract
Winfred Cronin
Milas Nellig
Loretta Devitt
Red’ Nesper
Mirlam
Mackenzie
Rowal State College
Amex
Mite
Wedding at Ket Methods Episcopal Church Ends Quiet Evening
Missy Elias Beth Evelyn McMillon daughter of Mr and Mrs J J McMillon of Barts wed in a quiet ceremony at Ket Methods Episcopal Church last evening at seven thirty o clock. The event brought together family and friends to witness the formal vows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimingign
Missy Eliasbeth
Evelyn McMillon
Barts
Dont Wear A Truss Appliance Ad Promises Rupture Cure
C BE Brooks of Marshall Michigan advertises an appliance claiming to cure ruptures for men women and children. He invites readers to request a free illustrated book and coupon to prove the device on trial, asserting instant relief and no medicines or salves.
PREE INFORMATION COUPON REQUEST
A reader from Marshall Michigan submits a request by mail for a plain wrapper booklet and full information about an appliance claimed to cure rupture. The message includes garbled personal data and an address line for GUSA State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. BE. Brooks
Gusa State St
Marshall
Mich
Bride Wirth Weds Hu Go Sehlipf at Grandview
The couple Wirth street and Hu Go Sehlipf were married at Grandview avenue with Misses Halen and Vernna Sehlipf as attendants. Pastor Ray A B Smith officiated. The bride wore dark blue silk and the couple will be at home to friends soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth Street
Hugo Sehlipf
Grandview Avenue
Halen
Vernna Sehlipf
Ray. A
Kensington Club Organized At West Eighth Street Home
A Kensington club for young Kirly was formed at Miss Dorothy Detthof’s West Eighth street home last evening. Officers elected include President Dorothy Detthof, Vice President Genevieve Barry, and Secretary Treasurer Louise Bodman. Members plan biweekly social meetings and a fancy work session. The group will reconvene Saturday evening at Anita Sullivan’s Malden Lane home for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anopiler Kensington Club
Dorothy Detthof
West Eighth Street
Kenalpston Club
Kirly
SB. Kensington Club
Genevieve Barry
Louise Bodman
Birthday Party Honoring Donald Lamar Held at Green Street Home
Mrs Claude Lamar hosted a birthday party for her son Donald yesterday afternoon at the Lamar residence on Green Street. The young attendees enjoyed games and a light luncheon. Present were Ruby and Geneva Riddle, Viola Groth, Lillian Schoenty, Anna Bello Costelo, Pearl Edwards, Oscar Schmidt, Clark Bauchback, Robert Wxsex, with Mrs Lamar assisted by Miss Taey Schmidt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lamar
Claude Lamar
Donald
Lamar
Green Street
queKty
Ruby
Geneva Riddle
Viola Groth
Lillian Schoenty
Anna Bello Costelo
Pearl Edwards
Oscar Schmidt
Clark Bauchback
Robert Wxsex
Grinnell Students To Entertain Glee Club In Muscatine
Grinnell students Miss Mary G Thompson and Miss Tale St John will entertain the Grinnell Men's Glee Club at 1 pm in the Gold Room of the Motel Muscatine tomorrow. They arrive on the noon Interurban and depart at 8 50 for Burlington. After 2 20 pm they will meet Grinnell friends in the Gold room. Both are students at Grinnell College. A first bob sled party and oyster supper entertained South Muscatine youth last night at the home of Mr and Mrs W R Scott on the Burlington road with games and rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Paul
Edward Paul
Frederick
South Dakota
Mixa Sierid Swindal
John Swindal
Aberdeen
Afra
Texan
Grinnele
Glee Club
Mary G. Thompson
Tale St
Miss St. John
Miss Thompson
Jown College
Grinnell
Bob
South Muscatine
W. R. Scott
Burlins
Ton Road
Epworth League Pot Luck Supper Planned at High Prairie
The High Prairie Epworth League will meet in the chapel basement Friday evening December 29 for a pot luck supper and a short business session followed by a social hour. Knights of Columbus Laurent Council also meets tonight. all men are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
High Prairie Epworth League
High Prairie Chapel
C. Laurent Council
Plans for four day art institute in Muscatine announced
Final plans for the four day art institute to be held January 3 to 6 in Muscatine were approved by the Muscatine Art Club executive committee. The event, directed by Ross Crane, will be free to the public with sessions in the public library auditorium. A formal program outlined includes exhibitions, lectures on city beautification, and receptions for teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Institute
Art Institute of Chicago
Muscatine Art Club
Sossi
Tiwan
Muscatine
Art Club
First Institute
Crane
Giry Beautiful
City Beautiful
Muscntine Adt Club
The
T. 3. Richinnan
Muscatine Art Chuir
Rows Crane
Tosa Crane
Oan
de Td Tom
Rosa Crane
Min Crane
Ar. Crane
Rui
Mr Crane
Arte Club
Letts Win Big in Local Basketball Game
Letty Ja led Letts to a 36 to 0 victory over the Wapello Independents last evening. Home guard sparked the surge, building a 14 to 4 lead at halftime as Collind Lieberknecht Hildebrand Redmile Thomas and Dahl contributed scorers. Referee Fred Lieberknecht and umpire Johann officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gournal
Letty
Wapello Independents
Lneup
Wapello
O, Gipple
Mup
Rogers Collink
Cece LE
Medmile Lieberknecht
Dahl Hildebrand
Thomas Robertson
Hammond
Basketx
Ginojo Collind
Lieberknecht
Fhildebrand
Redmile
Thomas
Baskets
Hildebrand
Fred Lieeberknechs
Johann
Musterole Jar Promises Quick Sore Chest Relief
A handy jar of Musterole rubbed on the chest before bed loosens congestion and eases colds and coughs. The white mustard oil ointment claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup and other pains without blistering, with many users reporting prevention of pneumonia.
Break With Mexican Government Threatens New Civil Unrest
Reports say Villa plans Torreon as provisional capital with about 10 000 troops as Carranza troops and rebels clash across Chihuahua state. Garrison at Maratras Duran revolts and joins Villa while tracks torn up hinder relief efforts. Public notices mention an apron sale at Graham's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Torreon
Chihuahua
Washington, D. C
Doe
Carranza
Mariatras
Durango
Berlin Evades Wilson's Offer and War Motives
The article argues Berlin and Vienna resist peace talks based on the war map, suggesting a strong indictment of those who provoked the war. It highlights officials debating responsibility while Berlin and Vienna avoid a settlement. Also reports the Clyde Line Steamship Orama arriving in Block Island four days overdue from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feets
Berlin
Vienna
Associated Press
New York
N. Y
Orama
Portland
Maine
Ino
Funeral Held for Cordelia Patton in Morning Sun
Funeral services for Cordelia Patton were held at the Morning Sun Methodist church with Rev. L H Lanning and Rev. R H Parker officiating. Born near Columbus City Iowa on December 11 1849 she died December 28 1866 at her Morning Sun home, wife of Benjamin Maxson with five children, four daughters and one son Eddie who died in 1874. Her daughters Emma Curran Alice Ross Mia and Veda Maxson reside in Morning Sun, Nannie Robinson in Loveland Colorado. Grandchildren number eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Morning Sun
Cordelia Patton
Methodist Church
L. H. Lanning
R. H. Parker
United Presbyterian Church
Benjamin Maxson
Alnaworth
Iowa
Mddie
Mia
Emma Curran
Alice Ross
Veda Maxson
Family Notices Mention Local Residents and Chicago Visitor
The obituary notes a brother M. F. Patton of Columbia Junction and sister Mrs. Ella Eaks of Burou k Kansas. Mrs Carrie Magermann of Chicago, a former city resident, has returned home after visiting here over Christmas. Attend the Apron Sale tomorrow and Saturday at Graham's. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham’s
M. F. Patton
Columbia Junction
Ella Eaks
Burouk
Kxansas
Mra
Carrie Magermann
Chicago
Graham
Ady
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Wilber Schroeder
QO. Schroeder
Cadur Alroot
Wilburt Schroeder
Ny Christman
Clie
G. A. Chaudoin
West Second Street
Santa Claus
Christmas Club
Muscatine State Bank
Plao
C. BE
Brooks
City
Tohan
Argos Laboratory
Lincoln Ave
Hank
Mexico
Wilson
West Front St
R. I
Boston
Musca
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady St
Cascara
Hill
Ray Drug Store
Victrola
Victor Records
Black Rose
Orpheus Quartet
Chin Chin
Six Brown Bros
Alma Gluck
Orpheus Quartette
John McCommack
He G. Look. M. E. Bristol
Victrola Shop
Muscatine Hotel
Uncle Sam
California
el Paso
Golden State Limited
United States Mail
Superior
W. R. Votaw
Muscatine, Iowa
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