Prize Winners Show High Contestants Across City
Hundreds of school children and residents await prize winner lists for the Christmas stamp sale organized by seven district divisions led by Emma Braunwartz Gartfold Ma rie Tierwig etc. Nearly nine thousand stamps sold for about 390.00 with playgrounds fund receiving eighty seven cents per dollar and Red Cross receiving the rest. Districts report top finishers including Edward Connell and Miss Dalla Nichols among others as plans form for a benefit at the A Mase theatre to support the school playground fund with a showing of the story Hope.
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Oak Street
Emma. Braunwartz
Gartfold
Marie Tierwig
Mckinley
Lillag Gerischot
Frankl
H. J. Hanson
Reservoir
Daniel Poole
Lincoln School
Beulah Reynolds
Red Cross Society
Jackson and Jefferson
Lincoln
Franklin
McKinley Chilren
Waslington
Edward Connell
Weldon Bond
Kenneth Dollman
Maude Reseler
Lililen Bond
Violet Klein
Fiong
Schuol Playground
Amase-U
Itty
South Muscatine Clubs Plan Evening Social Events
A cluster of social events fills South Muscatine as the Mysterious Thirteen and Heart Breakers clubs host gatherings this week. Omar W Frick will entertain at 416 Grandview Avenue in a birthday style event with an oyster supper. Miss Lena Grinder hosts the Mysterious Thirteen at her Bexes Street home with a similar supper and a musical program. The Masonville church plans cottage prayer meetings led by Rev. G P Badgley, with services this evening and thursday in various member homes, culminating in a church auditorium gathering. Clyde Ryan of Cornell College led Island church services yesterday afternoon. The Ladies Ald Society of Musgerville M E Church will meet next week at Mrs. George Knapp’s home.
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Heart Breakers
Omar W. Frick
Grandview Avenio
Mr. Frick
Hoare Breakers
Gockul
Mysterious
Mysterious Thirteen Club
Lena Grinder
Bexes Street
Mungervile Methodiat Episcopal Church
Arthur James
Stewart Pond
G. P. Badgley
Iis
Ryer
Island
Clyde Ryan
Cornell College
Musserville
Badgley
Edward Adamaby
Nichols
South End
Leonard Shoemaker
Stewart Road
Towa Oli
Iowa State University
Demorest Avenue
Tac For
Art
Vernon
Ins
W. M. Forbess
Amelia Olds
J. B. Dretyman
Oregon Street
Letts
Teese Viner
Kansas Street
Thomas Erbst
Cheyenne
Charence Hontheister
Indiana Avenue
Grant Kemp
Grandview
Tpyult
Court of Honor
A. P. Swanson
Glara Ranger
Fred Waugelin
Boone
Ill
Boone Biblical College
William Montgomery
Grandview Avenue
Davenport
Yilas
Wangelin to Conduct Services in Webster revival
The Rev. Fred Wangelin, Mulford Congregational pastor, leaves for Webster, Ta., for two to three weeks of revival meetings at the Congregational church. Dr. T. A. Johnson of Grinnell will preside Jan 12, with Charles Landholm of Webster in charge Jan 19. If not returning, J. B. Morles will preach Jan 26. Wangelin previously led revivals in Arion and Steam Boat Rock before his Muscatine appointment. The Webster revival is to be held at Rev. Sandholm's church, who is set to speak here Jan 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wangelin
Mulford Congregational Church
Webster
South Iand
Ar. Wangelin
Ocjonny
Mulford Chapel
T. A. Johnson
Muscating
Wangelin
Arion
Omaha
Steam Boat Rock
South End
Mr. Sandholm
Home Department in Quarterly Meeting at Mulford Church
An afternoon session of the Mulford Congregational church home department reviewed Sunday School work. Miss Alice Mulford led with the principal paper on "The Why of the Home Department." Mrs Florence Smith and Miss Rilo Smallay spoke. local residents Charles McIntyre and family improved. Mrs Guy McCormick recovering after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford Congregational Church
Alice Mulford
Home Department
Florence Smith
Mise Rilo Smallay
Charles McIntyre and Son
Kannas Street
Guy McCormick
Demetedc Avenue
South End Man To Be Granted Freedom From Prison
Doc Yarck of South Muscatine, once convicted of bootlegging and sentenced to Fort Leavenworth, is slated for release after an order signed by Attorney General William Howard Taft? and confirmation by U S Deputy Marshal Hardy. Investigation showed the revenue tax on intoxicating liquor sales paid, possibly by his wife, clearing the way for liberty. Colonel Temple of Des Moines holds the order and will forward it to prison authorities for Yarck’s release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Leavenworth
Doc" Yarck
South Muscatine
U. S
Marshal Hardy
Walter James
Yarek
Wickersham
Revenue Department Bg
Teta
Temple of
Splendid Attendance Marks Regular Meeting of Society
Despite the bad weather forty five members attended the Excelsior Literary society session at George Otha’s country home. An evening of entertaining program featured a debaters on the Bubint topic about parcel post benefiting farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Literary Society
George Otha
Minsiona
Parcela Post
J. T. Downer
J. C. Stuer
Nellie Hebhardt
Fred Karimann
George J. Lang
Margaret H. Smith
Gumes
Fred Kawmaran
Muscatie
Muscating People Guests At West Liberty Party
The Moylans hosted a five week end house party at the Hotel Moylan in West Liberty last week with guests from Muscatine and beyond. Notable attendees included Mrs J Carl Barnard and Marian Fuller, Frances Barry, Helen Barry, Florence Hahn, Genevieve Leysen, Harold Barnard, Miss Gertrude Moylan, Katherine Mitchell, and T P Finn among others, as the event drew diverse out of town visitors.
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Muscating
West Liberty
Teressa
Gladys Moylan
Ray Moylan
Muscatine
Residents Headed Out On Short Visits To Neighboring Towns
Mr and Mrs Clarry Kleinschmidt of Dewey avenue Grandview Indiana returned yesterday then left for Keokuk Indiana to stay with relatives for several days Mrs Nicholas Herr of 1971 Her shey avenue departed for Atalissa this morning to visit friends for a brief period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
Clarry Kleinschmidt
Dewey Avenue
Keokuk
Nicholas
Hershey Avenue
Atalissa
Campfire Guardman Training Class Outlines Plans
Campfire training class members of the Young Women’s Christian Association outlined plans to improve as guardians of camp fire groups. Seven of nine attended the first session. notable members include Miss Florence Hale Mrs Harry Leem Miss Winifred Giesler Mrs J E Schmidt Miss Minnetta Headley Miss Elizabeth Hoopes Miss Olive Strickler and Mrs R G Starkey. Regular meetings shift for the Geneva Campfire group led by Miss Headley to the second and fourth Mondays. Other rooms programs include an Art class directed by Miss Nancy Hicok and Bible Marking. The gym class led by Miss Ida Weaver meets at 7 30 Tuesday with Miss Weaver assisted by Mrs Ira McIntire. Walter Simpson’s country home hosts an oyster supper and book sale Friday by the Rutheans of High Prairie Methodist Episcopal. The Christian Endeavor society of the First Congregational plans a January party next week with details to come. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Musentine Launch will hold its monthly session Tuesday at 2 30 with officer installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Florence Hale
Harry Leem
Winifred Giesler
J. E. Schmidt
Minnetta Headley
Elizabeth Hoopes
Oliver Strickler
R. G. Starkey
Geneva
Nancy Hicok
Ida Weaver
Ofiss Weaver
Ira McIntire
Davenport Florist John Temple Dies at Odd Fellow Grave Event
John Temple a prominent Davenport florist and well known in Odd Fellow circles across the state collapsed and died Saturday afternoon beside the grave of an old friend during a Davenport event. The report notes his prominence in local and statewide fraternal circles and places the incident at the Odd Fellows cemetery gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd
Davenport
John Temple
Cirelop
Opened Oakdale cemetery funeral and Odd Fellows elder
The funeral of an old friend, a long standing Odd Fellow about 70, was held at Oakdale cemetery after a life of service in the order. New Church on Kirkwood Boulevard and Grand Avenue opened yesterday, seating 660 to 700. Davenport notes include W L Quinn’s death near Long Grove, a robbery at Allay Inn, a street attack on a young woman on Marshal street, and the death of Mia Elisabeth Ahrens after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakdale
New Christian Science Church
Kirkwood Boulevard
Grand Avenue
Davenport
W.L Quinn
Scott County
Bore
Long Grove
Allay Inn
Marshal Street
Mia
Elisabeth Ahrens
Women Hurt At Meeting At Hippodrome
More than a thousand men and women crowded the Hippodrome for an International Ladies' Garment Workers meeting. Several women were knocked down and lightly injured as doors closed with six thousand packed inside. Reports say a thousand seats were vacant and crowding continued in the streets. Strike vote to be held early this week. Also notices Shelby Norman Post meeting on January 7 at Memorial Hall with a march at 8 pm to old hall for joint installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Garment Workers
Meeh
Hippodrome
Crush
New York
International Ladies’ Garment Workers
Tailork
G. A. BR
Shelby Norman Post
Memorial ‘All
Courtshouse
Old Hall
Second Street
Job S$. Long
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DE Laval
Delth
RED Cross
Datanilisyror Banting la — Slople
Fator
Suroplo
J. D. Martin & CO
Walant
Chloe
Institute
Mysierious Thirteen Club
Teventa
Maskerville
Musgerville Methodist Episcopal Church
George Knapp
Johnson
Grinnell
Mulford
Sanc
Dluy
Uonghagatn TL Sunday School
Eral Mondia
Yarck
Eleanora Sears
Boston
Newport
Lenox
Washington
San Francisco
Sears
High School
Bray
Wre
Young Women's Christian Association
Bertha Middlemas
Ansociation
Per
Cedar Rapids
E. Wilbur
Chicago
West Liberty Opera House
Ofpichrs
Banner Lodge
Michael Schuessler
Lone Tree
Louise B. Schuesster
Charles H. Burr
Hawk
Burr
H. Devore
Atalisse
Airs
Henry Stuvenhagen
Victor
Christ Schmidt
John Schmidt
Harry Devore
Charles Devore
Anna Selvy
Anna Selvy and Grandchldren
Irene
Warner
Glenn
Eva
Dewey
Hone
IRS
Mary, Logan
Rosary Confraternity
St. Matthias Church
Mary Lagan
D. F. Sullivan
F. B. Switzer
Clara Healey
J. ¥. Kennefick
East Sixth Street
Rewlahl Bennison
Los Angeles
Mra. Frama
Thompson Bros. Co
H. F. Barnard
Grealer
Mulberry Avenue
Walter Simpson
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
Christian Injdenvor Society
First Congregational Church
Ehvir
Davenport News
Herahey Hilde
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