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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1930

Page

2

High Prairie Family Hosts Eighteenth New Year's Goose Dinner

Mr and Mrs E E Eicchelberger entertained 25 relatives on New Year’s Day for the goose dinner marking 18 years of the annual event at their country home. Attending were numerous Eichelberger family members along with extended kin from Muscatine Rock Island and surrounding areas in Iowa.

E. E. Eicchelberger Eichelberger Frank Eichelberger Helen of Muscatine Earl Eicchelberger Arlene Lyle Dean Edward Milton Eichelberger Wayne Doris Levi Eichelberger Richard Virgil Henry Stone Mary Elva Ida Elmer R. H. Geertz Geertz Herbert Leyda Orville Birkett Thomas Birkett Rock Island, Til Carl Foster W. H. Foster Frank Foster Clyde Goldsberry Dale Cecil Frances Shirley Foster Billy Edward Goldsberry

High Prairie social notes and visits list for week

High Prairie residents and guests frequent Davenport Muscatine Rock Island and Nichols for visits. Notable items include Carl Phillips's early trip to Ames and return, and Mrs. E W Hoopes at a Lake Township Farm Bureau training school in Ames. Ladies Aid of High Prairie Methodist church announces no January meeting.

Nichols Harry Hines Small Son Davenport Hine Carl Phillips Rudolph Geertz Rock Island Ill H. Leyda Leyda E. E. Eichelberger Montpelier van Zandt Ernest Stender Mary Mittman Muscatine Ladies’ Aid Society High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church

Concord area social notes collect New Year visits

Concord News reports Mr. and Mrs. Everette Orris and C A McCormick group visit Chicago relatives. Local gatherings include New Year's dinner hosted by Herve Utter with Estie Shellabarger and families, and multiple calls on friends in Letts Muscatine Grandview and nearby towns.

Columbus Junction Everette Orris C. A. McCormick Conesville Chicago Herve Utter Charles Estie M. A. Shellabarger Letts R. C. Utter Harold Griffin

Surprise birthday gathering in West Liberty noted

Mrs. W. W. Carey was surprised on her birthday New Year's night at home on East Third Street by relatives including the Crees and Bullis families, with refreshments served at the end. Edith Mitchner from Cedar Rapids visits relatives. Various social events and missionary society notes follow.

West Liberty W. W. Carey East Third Street George Crees Clarence Blanch Herbert Crees Chet Crees Ruby Crees Harry Petersen Willard Crees Maynard Bullis Bennett Henry Wilson West Branch Frank Heick Tipton Edith Mitchner Cedar Rapids Harry Richards Adelade Stober Myra Potter Jane Hoag Monmouth Bevelyn Westfall J. E. McIntosh The Missionary Society Callhoun Street W. B. Jayne China Margaret Jack Martin Black M. A. Campbell E. C. Buckman J. E. Kimball L. A. Whitacre L. E. Lewis N. E. Crees N. E. Bethel W . Jayne Walter Light Jack George Schaffer Mary Packer Crawfordsville Grace Hunter Grinnell Hunter M. Hunter Wapello Schaffer

Settlement News Highlights Social Visits and Local Events

Friends of Mr and Mrs Harry Rexroth celebrated their sixteenth wedding anniversary with baskets Monday evening. A Farm Bureau meeting was attended by Mrs Mark Collier and Mrs Newton Lang in Muscatine on Tuesday. Numerous visits occurred at the John Hetzler home and Newton Lang home Thursday night. North Prairie suspended school duties. New Year activities included Miss Littrell visiting Letts and several families sharing oyster supper and dinners at various homes.

Charles Fryberger Muscatine J. T. Downer Ray E. Downer Robert Joe Lang Newton Lang Elmer Burkel Illinois Burkel Ph. Hahn Leslie Dietrich Arthur Budelier Fred Globes O. Harvey Budelier Harry Rexroth Albert Koeppen Ray Bein Fred Rinnert William Schroeder Pearl Fred Edward Schroeder Marian Feckla Rinnert Barney Rinnert Clarence Ross Roy Egel Stockton Rosalind Maasen Carl Franklin Vivian Ardella Benshoof Blue Grass Marian C. Rinnert Fred Rinnert, Jr Walter Benshoof Emil Kretchmer Pine Mill Clifford Fix Marian E. Rinnert Fred Schroeder Charles Walker Loyd Dipple Forest Snell Marie George Fuller Carl Spring Walter Oscar Irma Bohnsack Roy Ethel Jakeman Vera Schroeder Lawrence Braun Edwin Dipple Beryl Lobdell Will Lehms Francis Rinnert Adam Dipple Hugo Lehms Durant Montpelier Girls Buffalo High School William Fisher Davenport Montpelier Ladies’ Aid Society Farm Bureau William Wunderlich Harland Normal Training Association of Muscatine High School R. W. Merifield E. D. Bradley Sarah Huftalen Merrifield First Congregational Church Carson Kemp Marion Meeker Harriett Baker Alice Harbaugh Jd. A. Bostedo Charles Albert Chicago Harry E. Clark Smalley Avenue S. W. Carothers H. L. Doty Dallas City George Dixson A. A. Berk L. E. Downer Irene Letts Ernest Lieberknecht Earl Dickerson Arthur Lieberknecht Floyd Lieberknecht John Jenkins Columbus Junction Virginia Owens Roy Lieberknecht Beloit Wis David Reddick Harold McCormac Mary Dixson Burlington Fred Paine Dave Holst Robert Elliott Frank Berk L. E Harry Birkhofer Taylor Phillips Lela Ray Carter Fred Ice Verla Garett Schroeder John Lancamp Wilton Frederick Marolf Ralph Wilhelme George Smith Charles McCoy Augusta Wiese John Teufel Mearl Wood Woodman Hall Emil Schwartz

New Cedar County Deputy Clerk Injured in Fall

Tipton Tipton-George W. Montz newly appointed deputy clerk of the district court began duties Thursday morning. He fell from a radiator in the courtroom while hanging a calendar, striking his head on an iron railing and receiving six stitches. Dr Hoffmann ordered rest. Montz is stabilizing and expected to resume duties in a few days.

Tipton George W. Montz District Court Montz P. M. Hoffman Mr. Montz

New Year Dance at Opera House Dances to McWilliams Orchestra

Oakville reports a largely attended New Year’s dance at the opera house with the McWilliams orchestra of Columbus Junction providing the music. Kenneth Johnson, on furlough from Illinois camp duties, plans several days with his mother Mrs. Claud Venard and sister Mrs. Loyal Mellinger. Mrs. Roy Matthews hosts the Lady Slipper club next session while Mrs. Alice Otto entertains the Good Will club at her home next week.

Oakville Opera House McWilliams Orchestra Columbus Junction Kenneth Johnson Illinois Claud Venard Loyal Mellinger Roy Matthews Lady Slipper Club Alice Otto Good Will Club

Week of Prayer Observed in Wilton Union Services

Wilton Union churches begin their week of prayer at the Methodist church with Rev P Hahn delivering the opening sermon. The schedule lists nightly services in rotating churches and pastors including Rev M E Lumbar Rev J M Newgard Rev W S Moore and Rev P Hahn through Friday and Rev Lumbar and Rev Moore on Saturday.

Methodist Church Wilton Grace Reformed Church M. E. Lumbar W. S.S. Moore

Retiring Louisa County Officials Honored at Farewell

At an informal Louisa county gathering in the court room Friday morning J Carson Duncan retiring supervisor received a Schafer life time desk set and D N Johnson retiring county attorney got a meerschaum smoking set. C L McClurkin spoke as Duncan and Johnson thanked attendees. Also, Mildred Knarr and Ben Ament wed Jan 1 with C H McGinnis officiating. The couple will live at the Louisa county farm after Mr Ament’s years of service there. An auto crash on highway 76 involved Mr and Mrs Gerd Bromley and Jack Lids as Lids’ car struck theirs, overturning into a ditch. no injuries reported.

Wapello Louisa County J. Carson Duncan Schafer D. N. Johnson C. L. McClurkin Duncan Johnson Knarr Ament Mildred Knarr Bromleys

West Branch Socials Include New Year Party and Illness Updates

West Branch hosts a New Year party at Mrs. F L Pearson home with a five member committee and novel contests. Young peoples societies hold a watch night in Methodist church parlors. Mrs A W Schukar and Dorothy Mae Brown return from Cleveland. Illnesses include Mrs J B Clark with flu complications and Ed E Colip in Cedar Rapids. Eva Michener in Washington shows slow recovery after prior hospital illness. Holiday visitors come from Ames Chicago Muscatine and Florida plans. I J Wilson moves to town. trip to Florida planned with Harold Thomas.

West Branch Klatter Klub F. L. Pearson Guy Endsley Louis Endsley W. B. Gerrits B. A. Gill E. L. Gregg P. C. Clarke Young Peoples Societies Methodist and Friends A. W. Schukar Dorothy Mae Cleveland H. C. Brown J. B. Clark Cedar Street Ed E. Colip Cedar Rapids Washington, D. C Eva Michener Capitol City Little Friends Meeting House Hoover Michener Arnold Olsen Tom Petersen Myrtle Pedersen Ames Sara Pedersen Chicago Harry Hyde Muscatine I. J. Wilson

Community Notes From Montpelier Pine Mill Area

Montpelier residents hosted visitors from Muscatine New Era Blue Grass and Davenport events included New Year’s Eve gatherings goose dinners and basketball games. Pine Mill school kids achieved December perfect attendance while a nutrition lesson is planned for January 7.

Appoint Counsel to Defend Kile at Murder Trial

Tipton judge John T. Moffit appoints Arthur Lund of Canton to defend Wain S. Kile in the murder trial of Robert G. Sproat. Lund seeks Emil Kaufmann as a character witness. Former County Attorney Marion C. Hamiel is assisting the prosecution alongside William M. Dallas.

Tipton John T. Moffit Arthur Lund Wain S. Kile Canton Robert G. Sproat Lund Emil Kaufmann Marion C. Hamiel William M. Dallas Hamiel Sproat

Local Social Roundup Reflects New Year Visits and Travels

Wapello residents share New Year hospitality with relatives and friends as Mrs Effie Miller and daughter travel from Maryville to return home. Mrs Melvin Booth and son Richard Otto depart Reading, Kansas after visiting L H Otto family. Florence Potter returns from Des Moines after a National Commercial Teachers session. Davenport and Muscatine visitors join Homer Winder for New Year’s Day, Kappa Tau Betas host husbands at Woodman hall with an oyster supper and bridge. R P Bandy Shirley Jean and Max McDaniel visit home folks. John Bandy and William plan Chicago return, with extended plans for the Bandys and McDaniels.

Wapello Effie Miller Maryville Melvin Booth Richard Otto L. H. Otto Reading Kas Florence Potter Des Moines National Commercial Teachers Federation Clare Allen Carroll Davenport George Rehbehn Muscatine Homer Winder Kappa Tau Betas Woodman Hall R. P. Bandy Shirley Jean Max McDaniel John Bandy William Chicago Bandy McDaniel H. P. Bohnsack Marguerite Arline Harriett Jeanette Claus Feddersen Bennett Walter Stark Minnie Hamann Laurine Frick Stockton Amanedda Stahl Ferdinand Stahl Durant Arthur Kistenmacher B. M. Kruse Forrest Burmeister Plainview J. P. Burmeister Ernest Broders Elizabeth Ernest, Jr Robert G. F. Broders W. C. Reese Daniel Grimm New Era C. H. Anderson Alice Amanda Stahl Henry Buck G. F. Broders and Sons Gilbert and Winslow Huxley Miller Edwin Schlapkohl Isabelle Mills

Surprise farewell for Stockton couple after 41 years

Stockton residents J H Schlapkohl and wife were surprised by 100 relatives and friends Tuesday evening as they left the farm near Stockton for a Durant home. Seven tables of 500 produced honors for Malinda Paulsen, Elmer Riessen, Doris Belter, Henry Schlapkohl, William Schleuter, Ora Colberg and Henry Lamp. Ella Paustian won the all cut prize. Their son Edward and wife have taken possession of the home farm.

Stockton J. H. Schlapkohl Durant Malinda Paulsen Elmer Riessen Doris Belter Henry Schlapkohl William Schleuter Ora Colberg Henry Lamp Ella Paustian Edward Schlapkohl

Local City Notes Highlight Health, Finance and Social Events

Muscatine city brief covers health updates on residents including John R. Hanley and F. E. Elliott, bank news showing 164830.77 in semi annual interest, plus multiple social and civic notices. Community events include church meetings, nursing courses, family visits, and a pending January court docket with juror reports.

Letts Study Club Meets Friday Afternoon

The Letts Study club met at the home of Mrs. T. L Eland with twenty members and one visitor present. Members read quotations and gave papers on Cowboy Ballads No Man's Child The Perch of the Devil and Ruth Suckow novels. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Wilmot Hendrix's. Water pump trouble caused early dismissal of school.

Sam Turkington Wilmot Hendrix

New Year's Day Visits and Illnesses Across Wilton and Nearby

Social rounds show Mr and Mrs J J Hoskins hosting a New Year dinner with guests Leone Hoskins and Donald Foley from Davenport. Dinners at homes of the Knouse and Wise families include relatives from Rock Island Muscatine Cedar Rapids and West Liberty as well as Des Moines and Pierre South Dakota. Mrs Vernon C Walton remains seriously ill with pneumonia but slightly improved. Maurice Moriarity and family host New Year guests from Des Moines Muscatine and Pierre before departing. Read the Journal Want Ads.

Cedar Rapids Wiley Utley West Liberty Amanda Wise Vernon C. Walton Clarence Moriarity Des Moines Maurice Moriarity Evelyn Hornung Iowa City E. C. Whitmer Mary Alice Anson M. W. Stapleton Elizabeth Mary Mapes Muscatine Kat Mary McNulty Maurice Moriarity, Jr Gertrude Moriarity Pierre, S. D Lauren Moriari

Carlisle Denies Cruelty Alleged in Wife's Suit

Norman W. Carlisle denies cruelty claims by Edith Carlisle in a divorce answer filed through attorney J. E. McIntosh. The couple, living in Wapsinonoc township since their 1913 Osage marriage, have no children and she alleges threats and false accusations.

Norman W. Carlisle Edith Carlisle J. E. McIntosh Weat Liberty Wapsinonoc Township

Woman Held as Officer's Slayer in Tampa

Mrs Hat tie L Steward, 48, widow and former head of Steward Mellon Tile, is jailed on murder charges after her companion, city detective John E. Jones, 52, was shot to death in a parked car. Authorities say an outside assailant in men's clothes fired on the vehicle. Steward allegedly wounded earlier.

Tampa Fla Hattie L. Steward John E. Jones Steward- Mellon Tile Company

Austrian President to Address U.S. Sunday Night

Wilhelm Miklas, president of the Austrian Republic, will broadcast a message to the American people over the Columbia system Sunday January 11 at 1130 PM CST. He will be introduced by a host yet to be announced.

Vienna Wilhelm Miklas Austrian Republic Columbia System C. Ss. T

Local residents mark New Year visits and travel

Moscow families and friends visit relatives in Gladwin Iowa City and Muscatine over New Year. Travelers include Mr. and Mrs. H P Owens Mr. and Mrs. Walter Owens and others with trips to Sheboygan Blue Grass Wilton Muscatine and Atalis sa as well as local stops at the Woodman hall and Muscatine business trips.

Beg Your Pardon Birth Omission Noted in Journal List

A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Maynard C. Eckhardt on Sept. 5 was omitted from the Journal's annual edition published Dec. 31. The notice acknowledges the missing birth announcement in the year end publication.

Maynard C. Eckhardt

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Wendell Hoopes Maurice Ernest Hoopes M. R. Watts C. C. Altehruse Arlene Eicchelberger Erma Rann Stewart Hitchcock Ralph Chapman Lyle Rann Raymond Boiler Clifford Robert Harbaugh Oak Grove Christian Church Cranston High Prairie Concord News Settlement News Cedar County Fred Woodhouse G. R. Woodhouse Vinton Ida Moore Harry Woodhouse Frank Bacon Mary Feltman Will Jasperson Homer Ochletree Gerald F. A. Martin H. F. Jarr Ed. Feltman Anna Hays Floyd Foster, III H. G. Nicolaus G. J. Nicolaus Will Lang Leo Nicolaus Kile City News Thomas O'Flaherty Wellman John R. Hanley C. P. Hanley Journal Robert Schmidt Hershey Hospital Hermen Luedtke East Second Street H. C. Madden East Eighth Street F. E. Elliott East Fifth Street Charlotte Shellenburg Marion Ind A. W. Hahnbaum Climer Street Roy Green Oak Park, Ill A. E. King A. Blaesing Jr Iowa Avenue Kalorama Kensington Club Bert Nelson Bloomington Township E. A. Glick J. Becker Abe Siegel Mrs. W. Martin and William and Irene Martin E. B. Molis Woodlawn Avenue David Gray Fred Gray Lucas Street Still College of Osteopathy Y. M. C. A., Board of Directors C. W. Hempstead Mulford Congregational Church Victor John Manatt, Sr Carnforth Brooklyn, Ia Anna McCoy University of Minnesota Anna D. Bauerbach Hershey Avenue California Lou D. Cone Helen and Louise Lodi Calif Paul Slack W. H. Slack Oregon Street University of Iowa Hospital Allen White Town City D. H. McDermid C. H. Kern Will Fuller Gertrude West Eighth Street Mr. Kern Henrietta Kern William Hickey Moline Ray Warren Parker S. D Lester Warren U. S&s. Nary Mr. Warren W. A. Matthews Park Avenue Harry K. Fletcher Ottumwa 338Th Field Artillery Eileen Purdue Harmony Minn Grayce Stevens West Third Street Evelyn Anne Lindbergh Odeboit Steven Robert van Dyke R. A Muscatine County Hershey Hospital Alumnu Association Nurses’ Home Raymond Lewis Charles Ballenbach Bellevue Hospital D. W. Jackson W. R. Maines Mamie L. Reimers Harry Jarck Ernest House Mr. House Ralph Cullen St. Joseph Leu Ila Rabedeaux Clifford Street King’s Herald Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church Ruth Lange Culver Street Iowa Knights of Pythias Board of Officers Pythian Hall H. B. Freers East Fourth Street A. J. Freers Marshalltown L. E. Platt Monroe Street Mercy Hospital Letts Study Club Carlisle Talk To America Moscow H. P. Owens Walter Owens Gladwin Robert Owens Emma Heabner Elwood Edna Myers Elizabeth Marolf Harold Duncan Wisconsin Henry Owens Sheboygan Alvin Miller Vera Miller Charles Marolf Allen Miller Hilda Marolf Vera Herman Wiese Atalissa
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