Veteran Thomas Boden Dies at 73 in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Iowa January 1 1910 Thomas Alanson Boden a Civil War veteran and long time resident died suddenly Friday at 8 10 am from a paralytic stroke He was born in Rushville Indiana May 18 1836 and married Louisa James December 18 1873 They had two children both died in childhood He leaves five sisters and one brother The funeral is planned for Monday with arrangements pending Local notices include visitors and small social updates involving townspeople and a hotel sale in town
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Columbus Junction
Thomas Alanson Boden
Co. G
30Th Illinois Infantry
Orla Richardson
Rushville
Ind
Louisa James
Iowa
Nebraska
Mary Snooks
Victor
W. F. Marston
Olive
Elsie
I. C. Freeland
Ainsworth
Johnnie Freeland
E. S. Freeland
Marston
I. C. Freelard
Eugene Lewis
Muscatine
Frank Brown
Gwendolin
Washington
Mr. Brown
Hazel Masenholder
R. W. Owen
Gertrude
F. Gavin Cone
H. A. Roe
Sen
The New Panitor ium New Year Greeting
The New Panitor ium thanks customers and friends for liberal patronage during the past year. It expresses appreciation for past efforts and wishes a happy and successful new year, stating it remains at their command.
Local Paris Hats Sale and Community Notices
Local brief notes highlight a hat sale at The Paris starting Monday with deals all week and a charity event at the Opera House. Fr. Bowman and Mr. Jackson travel, funeral services for J D Menhall accompany family departures. Birth announced for Edgar A Francis at Marietta PA.
Initiations In Two Nearby Towns Attract Knights Of Columbus
Tomorrow a large Knights of Columbus initiation will be held in Moline with many Muscatine members attending. Next Sunday a council will be instituted in Harper Indiana. A special Davenport to Harper train will carry participants. Striegel hall at Harper has been enlarged to accommodate the crowd. Speakers include Father Grothe Harper Dennis Stapleton What Cheer Judge Wade Iowa City Attorney Baluff Dubuque and FE M Sharon Davenport.
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Knights of Columbus
Iowa
West
Moline
Harper
Ila
Muscatine Knights
Davenport
Striegel Hall
Father Grothe
Dennis Stapleton
What Cheer
M. J. Wade
Iowa City
Attorney Baluff
Dubuque
FE. M. Sharon
Complete Sojourn on the Continent Ends with Return to America
Mr and Mrs Bruce Minear wrap a month long stay in Europe with travel from Naples to America sailing after a London stay. They stopped in Paris Rome and other Italian cities and enjoyed the Alps health benefits. They plan to reach Boston around January 10 and attend the Y M C A secretaries convention in New York City on January 14.
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Europe
Bruce Minear
Naples
America
J. B. Downer
Washington Street
Alps
J. D. Club Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The J. D. Club of the U. B. church elected Vera Dickerson as president Leah Armstrong as vice president Helen Mikesell as secretary Hazel Anderson as assistant secretary Clara Herwig as treasurer and Mrs A A Keath as general superintendent The group then held a social evening with a farewell for Misses Hazel Keath and Gladys Wiegand, who depart soon for Marshall Texas. A supper followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs J C H Light’s home on East Sixth Street.
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J. D. Club
U. B. Church
Vera Dickerson
East Seventh Street
Leah Armstrong
Helen Mikesell
Hazel Anderson
Clara Herwig
A. A. Keath
J. C. H. Light
East Sixth Street
Hazel Keath
Gladys Wiegand
Marshall
Texas
William Geller
Light
Great Hat Sale at Paris Store
The Paris department store at 220 Iowa Ave offers next week reductions on all hats including trim styles.
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Paris
Iowa Ave
DIES ON BOARD SHIP MARGARET HODGSON
Mrs Margaret Hodgson longtime Allison resident died two days out of New York on a voyage to England. She was buried at sea after passing away aboard the vessel. Her husband was previously killed in a Chicago Great Western train accident here years ago.
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Allison
England
Iowa Evening Press
Margaret Hodgson
New York
Chicago Great Western
Double Wedding at Allison Parsonage
Four well known young people wed in a joint ceremony at the Methodist parsonage in Allison Iowa. The couples were Fred Christiansen and Miss Katie Westerman and Charles Keller and Miss Grace Crossean.
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Iowa Evening Press
Allison, Ia
M. E. Parsonage
Fred Christienson
Katie Westerman
Charles Keller
Grace Crossean
Christmas Treat Enlivened Barracks Program
The Salvation Army at the Barracks in the German American Building hosted a Christmas party for 135 children. A large Christmas tree, candy, nuts, fruit, apples, and oranges were distributed along with 400 toys and 105 boxes of candy. Captain Warfield thanked Muscatine residents for their donations and support.
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Salvation Army
Muscatine
Warfield
Army
Mrs Storms of South Muscatine Dies at 74
Mrs Ephriam Storms died after a long illness at her Earl Avenue home in South Muscatine. A New York native born April 27, 1835, she was 74 and had been a well known longtime resident of the district.
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Ephriam Storms
Earl Avenue
South Muscatine
New York State
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