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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
14
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The Y W C A announces a New Year’s service tomorrow at 3 30 PM led by Mrs Conrad abriel with Miss Florence Narvis in song followed by Social Hour and Tea. A Children’s Party for all ages in costume is planned for Monday evening. Classes start next week with changes to schedule and no meals Monday. rooms open afternoon and evening.
Quincy Herald reports Quincy is through with the Central association as part of a shift in the Gem City’s baseball alignment. The article notes Muscatine fans may take interest in the change and the current status of Quincy in organized baseball.
The November district court term closed today ending Judge D. W. Jackson’s eight year tenure as he plans to return to law practice in Muscatine. Judge-elect Lawrence J. Horan will assume on January 1 and preside from the January term opening January 10. New filings include divorces for William Eisle vs Gertrude Eisle, Etta Berry vs Hugo Berry with alimony and custody requests, and suits by D. A. Wehmeyer against Oliver Fish for $120 on a real estate sale contract.
The Three I League fate for Quincy is debated with organizers silent. Some papers say admission settled while others anticipate a Chicago meeting starting a major league battle. Southern clubs back Quincy for its size and draw, Waterloo's boom wanes and mileage favors Quincy, boosting schedule efficiency.
Mrs. Mary Beniche widow of Chief Beniche of the Chippewa Indians dies in Calumet at age 115. Her long life marks a centenarian span in the northern Michigan community.
Miss Gertrude Knight was honored Friday evening by friends at the home of her sister Mrs. Charles Harbaugh 313 Chestnut street. The event marked her birthday with Christmas colors in decorations and refreshments served after diversions. gifts were given to the guest of honor.
At noon today George Schmitt of Bloomington township and Ada Garvin were married at the German Evangelical church. The couple left on the Firefly for Washington, Iowa, to honeymoon and then reside with the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitt.
The United Brethren Kensington club held its regular Friday gathering in the church parlors with strong member attendance. After sewing, refreshments were served by hostesses Miss Winifred Giesler and Mrs. William Geller. the group will meet again next Friday with Mrs. Hadley and Mrs. Halberg as hostesses.
Mr and Mrs Fred Guenther of Newell avenue left Friday evening for Webster City Iowa to attend the wedding of Theodore Guenther of Eldora Iowa to Miss Gertrude Buelow set for Wednesday January 4th.
The Sunshine club and the Aid society of the Royal Neighbors will meet in a joint session next Tuesday afternoon at Woodmen hall. Refreshments will be served during the afternoon.
Members of the Aide society will hold their annual election of officers this afternoon. The business meeting is set for 3 o'clock and a large turnout is desired.
The Major John Button club will meet Monday with Mrs. Alice Gettert at her home 218 Walnut Street.
Miss Rena Renshaw arrives for a short visit with friends. Several locals depart for home or overnight visits to nearby cities including Rock Island, Davenport, Columbus Junction, Chicago, and Kansas City. Notables include Capt. John Hoehl returning to Kansas City and former Muscatine ties mentioned.
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