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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1933

Page

2

Wilton Native Peter Eveland Dies at Elmwood Nebraska

Peter Eveland a Wilton native died at his Elmwood Nebraska home on January 2 at age 86. He served in Co E 18th Iowa Infantry starting 1862 at age 16 and fought through the Civil War. Survived by six children and many grandchildren, his widow and three children preceded him. he was a longtime Methodist and G A R member.

Muscatine Elmwood Neb Peter Eveland Wilton Eveland Joseph Eveline Eveland 18Th Iowa Infantry Sarah M. Metteer Muscatine County Nebraska Murdock Maliica Gustis Nora Eveland Myra Bockelman Lewiston Blanche Kuehn Gertie Schwin Ogallala Joe Olive Lang Cchildren Keturah Hopkins Methodist Episcopal Church Kenesaw Post No

Johnson Borah clash over war debts in Senate discussion

In a heated Senate exchange Johnson taunted Borah over withholding information on war debts and moratoriums. Borah defended not denying France's obligations while Johnson pressed for disclosure and warned against further debt fights.

Johnson and Borah

Grandview Sunday School Elects Officers for Year

The Grandview Community Sunday school held its annual election of officers Saturday morning. Fred Weir was re elected superintendent with Clyde Arnhood as assistant. Leon Thompson was elected secretary with two assistants. Miss Mabel Kemp remained treasurer. Marlys Kubrick piano with Hazelle Mc Culley as assistant. Mrs Carter chorister with Bonnie Buster as assistant. Librarians Phyllis Carter and Verlee Shelbarg er. cradle roll superintendent Mabel Hardman and home department lead C A Arnhood. The Sunday school board will meet Thursday night. Social notices follow.

Grandview Grandview Community Sunday School Fred Weir Clyde Arnhood Leon Thompson Marion Godanour Howard Young Mabel Kemp Marlys Kubrick Hazelle McCulley Carter Bonnie Buster Phyllis Carter Verlee Shellabarger Mabel Hardman C. A. Arnhood D. Asher Lloyd Rouch Jean Harold Davison Louis Otto Billie Near Wapello Clarence Bieri Donald Stineman

Slightly Mistaken. Hotel Wall Joke Tale Spins

A guest comments on a thin wall while the manager jokingly blames a window the two reference. The exchange frames a lighthearted hotel moment with a pun on window versus wall.

Turner Urges Relief on Farm Mortgages

Iowa Governor calls for mortgage foreclosure reform and tax relief as part of an economy program. He argues for lengthening deed timelines, protecting homeowners, revising tax sales, and reforming direct versus indirect revenue. He warns against lax enforcement and urges honesty in public offices.

Turner Iowa Joint Stock

Cuticura Soap Aids Skin Healing for Webb City Woman

Mrs. Anna Smith of Webb City Missouri reports severe eczema on her face. After a month of suffering, a free Cuticura Soap and Ointment sample helped her heal. she bought more and used four cakes to recover.

Anna Smith Austin St Webb City

Stalin outlines focus for five year plan expansion

Stalin warned that light industry growth may slow as the second five year plan leans on new plants rather than old factories. He said time is needed to improve workers and engineers and to spread new systems while continuing nationwide collectivization and the expansion of state and collective farms beyond the original target.

Stalin

Farm Bill Progress Seen as Rainey Announces Passage

Rainey declares Farm Bill to Pass with endorsement from the progressive Republican bloc. Illinois Democrat Beam seeks hog elimination from the bill while California Democrat Lea pushes tax exemption for cracked wheat feeds. Other members press to add peanuts and potatoes to the commodity list.

Sage Representative Beam Illinois Representative Lea California

Pains and Dizziness Disappeared Boosts Family Endorsement

A grandmother and mother used the medicine V and experienced relief from pains and dizziness. The speaker, Mrs. Leland of 356 Center St Huntington Indiana, endorses the remedy and urges others to try it. It is advertised as sold by all druggists.

Leland Center St Huntington Indiana

Pleasant Hill man dies after illness at home

Alonzo Nicewanner, 78, died at his home two and a half miles east of Grandview after an illness with complications. He was born December 25, 1854 in Louisiana Missouri and was a member of Woodmen and Masonic lodges at Andalusia Illinois. Surviving are his widow, five children, twelve grandchildren, three great grandchildren, one brother Basscomb, three half brothers, four half sisters, and numerous relatives. The body lies at Fairbanks Home for Funerals with funeral services Thursday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. J. B. Rendall of the First Presbyterian Church.

Alonzo Nicewanner Grandview Louisiana Woodmen Andalusia Electa Lancaster Floyd Nicewanner Stockton Bertha Dunlap Dana Nicewanner Milan Ill Minnie Johnson Great Falls Mont Bascomb George D. A J. A. Nicewanner Manley Belle Lines Innan Neb Melissa Haskell Rock Island George Weber Columbus Junction John Lenthye Wilton Fairbanks Home J. B. Rendall First Presbyterian Church

Monoxide Gas Fatal to Mrs W F Siemers

Mrs. W. F. Siemers died from monoxide gas after arriving at a hospital. Born in Avoca Iowa, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Seiffert. Survived by husband and infant daughter born October 24, 1932 and her Avoca parents who were en route to Muscatine. Burial at Avoca. Funeral arrangements by Fairbanks Home for Funeral.

Bridge Hershey Hospital

Murdered Bandman Seen in New Light

Mrs Schildhauer names a potential rival and hints a jealous musician may be linked to the death of her husband on December 10 in Cicero. Police say no direct value from her statements and will pursue indicated lines of inquiry while denying any confirmed sighting of the two men involved.

Wapello Woman Taken by Death

Mrs. John Nichols aged 60 died at her home northwest of Wapello at 6 PM Monday. Funeral services will be at 2 PM Wednesday at the home conducted by Rev. R. J. Arms of the Methodist church with burial in Long Creek cemetery. She was the daughter of Daniel.

Journal News Service Wapello John Nichols R. J. Arms Methodist Church Long Creek Daniel

Two Burlington Bankers Indicted

AP report says T W Krechbaum president of American Savings Bank and Trust and E W Wischmeier former assistant cashier face indictments by the grand jury on charges they received deposits while insolvent. A demurrer to November indictments was upheld and A F Anderton was cleared. Krechbaum also faces charges of unauthorized sale of securities and accepting gratuities or commissions, misdemeanors.

Burlington Krechbaum

Junction Bank Names Directors

Columbus Junction State bank held its annual stockholders meeting with strong attendance. Director re elections included G. W. Weber and T. N. ONeill. Officers re elected were Weber president and Huston cashier. A Chicago Tribune feature noted Miss Elva Todd, former Gladwin resident, as a nurse in Chicago.

Columbus Junction Columbus Junction State Bank H. Lee Huston G. W. Weber Grandview T. N. O'Neill J. J. Robertson R. Schlichting Dale Edmondson J. D. Guinn Aringdale T. N. O’neill Anna Mulhern Albert Toms

Family ties stretch across Iowa towns in obituary note

Mary Nichols born January 3 1873 in Bushnell Illinois. She moved with her parents to the area in 1880 and married John Nichols on March 23 1890. The couple had two children who died in infancy. Survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Clever Tompzins of Wapello and Mrs Jennie Bat on of Columbus City and a brother Albert Nichols of Bard.

Mary Nichols Bushnell, Ill John Nichols Clever Tompzins Wapello Jennie Baton Columbus City Albert Nichols Bard

Charles O Fowler 73 dies after long illness in Montpelier

Charles O Fowler age 73 died at his son I L Fowlers home in Montpelier at 1050 P M Monday after an illness begun May 7 He was born May 27 1859 and spent most of his life at Pleasant Prairie running a blacksmith shop He married Belle Johnson about 50 years ago she died four years ago Surviving I L Fowler Joseph C Fowler three brothers and a sister Funeral 130 PM Thursday Pleasant Prairie church Rev E A Lack burial Parr cemetery Wittich Funeral home 210 Cedar St housing remains until

Charles O. Fowler I. L. Fowler Montpelier Mr. Fowler Pleasant Prairie Belle Johnson Joseph C. Fowler Salem Ore J. W. Fowler Cedar Rapids Harry Pete Fowler Hattie Brown Grinnell E. A. Lack Ziegler Memorial Church New Era Parr Wittich Funeral Home Cedar Street

Deeds Recorded In Muscatine and Surrounding Areas

Deeds show transfers from Anna Amlong to Emma C Reh behn for property in Muscatine Ogilvie addition. Cleanthes Walton deed to Clara E Davis and M J Madden covering multiple lots in subdivision east half section 30 77 1W. Guardian Elmer Barkalow to Fred C Miller interest in tract in section 3 78 3W. Millie Barkalow Norton to Fred C Miller tract in section 13 78 3W. Nichols to Iowa State Bank West Liberty tracts in section 15 78 4W. Fred C Miller to Joe Duchesne part of lot 18 block 1 Brook Street addition Muscatine. Titus Loan and Investment Co to Ottus C Montgomery and Mantie Hayes Montgomery quitclaim deed for lots 49 Island View addition and 10 block 4 second section Fulham addition Muscatine. Barkalow Joseph to Fred C Miller quitclaim deed tract in section 13 78 3W.

Anna Amlong Emma C. Rehbehn Ogilvie Muscatine Cleanthes Walton Clara E. Davis M. J. Madden Elmer Barkalow Guardian Fred C. Miller Millie Barkalow Norton E. C. Nichols Iowa State Bank West Liberty Joe Duchesne Brook Street Titus Loan and _ Investment company Ottus C. Montgomery Mantie Hayes Montgomery Island View Fulham Joseph Barkalow

Grandview Telephone Operators Selected

Grandview residents note election results for telephone staff with Mrs. Osee Hingst re-elected chief operator and Miss Bernice Odell as assistant replacing Mrs. Faith McGill Cecil Weile remains as lineman The Past Noble Grand club meeting was postponed to Jan 19 Mrs. Howard Buster hosted a Sunday dinner with extended family including Mr and Mrs J H Buster plus children and Mr and Mrs Cecil Weile and son Leonard Howard Snyder reported a bad week with a loss of cash on his milk route and a counterfeit or theft incident during a basketball game in Danville additional thefts were noted and Mrs Helen Neal of Chicago visited her relatives

Grandview Osee Hingst Bernice Odell Faith McGill Cecil Weile Noble Grand Club Lucy Stocke Howard Buster J. H. Buster James Vern Kenneth Glen Leonard Howard Snyder Danville Helen Neal Chicago

Social Visit Roundup Around Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction residents hosted and visited relatives and friends during the weekend. Guests included Mr and Mrs J D Helmick with family from Washington and Letts guests, plus visits to Cotter and Gladwin. Other attendees were Armstrong and Hartline natives visiting Dorothy Vanderberg in La Crosse. invoice work and depot staffing changes noted in Muscatine and Lynnwood areas.

Columbus Junction J. D. Helmick Joseph Nelson Darlene Joseph Washington Barnes and Bobbie Letts Helmick Milo Arthur James Edward G. C. Duncan Cotter Charles Dennison Armstrong May Jones Hartline Wash Mr. Butcher Ae Butcher Gladwin Ray Hoyt Lynnwood Albert Berger Muscatine Hoyt

Install Officers of Nichols Lodge in Bridgeport

Officers for Nichols Lodge No 14 were installed by Mrs Elizabeth Hess and staff in a ceremony with retiring officers honored by Mrs Olive Meese. A social was held after with refreshments served by Alvina Kirchner Mary Adams Marie Borgstadt and Dora Nichols. Notable attendees included H A Otto and residents Glen Sheilabarger and family.

Hazel Poole Noble Grand Mary Adams Elsie Poole Anna Reynolds Olive Meese Dora Nichols Lillian Richter Anna Stafford Sarah Shafer Helen Trautman Marie Borgstadt Goldie Pike Alvina Kirchner Ora Nichols Inside Guardian Miriam Renshaw Outside Guardian

Nine Die and Twenty Hurt in Romanian Train Crash

In Bucharest area an express train collided with a suburban train during a heavy snowstorm. Nine killed and about twenty injured as four coaches were demolished. Rescue hampered by blizzard and freezing conditions. a defective switch blamed for the 8 am collision.

Bucharest Romania

No Chance Sniff Quip About Marriage Lottery

A brief Pathfinder aphorism notes that marriage is not a lottery since a lottery implies a chance for all, contrasting the view with the idea that marriage lacks equal odds. The line uses witty exchange between Peck and Sniff as a social remark.

Sniff Peck

Also Mentioned on This Page

Senate Johnson Idaho France Stimson Mills Iers Nec The State University J. W. Long Gucura Cuticurea Laboratories Eet H. Maida, Meee Rainey Lydia E. Pinkham A. Nicewanner W. F. Siemers Aed Lumber & Coal CO Hote Junction Bank Elva Todd Chicago Tribune Miss Todd North Chicago Community Hospital Bertha Naparstik S. E. Todd Iowa City Louise Leonhard Mell Roll Davenport John Hocke Henry Fisher Leslie Simpson E. A J. T. Leonhard John Oakes Kathleen Marilyn John Wilson C. C. Fowler Pleasant Prairie Passes Grandview Telephone Operators Nichols Lodge J. S. Jackson H. A Otto Mt. Pleasant S. D Charles Farrell Joan Bennett Ralph Bellamy Brettarte Salomy Jane Graham McNamee Torchy Fox Carpet Rees Sylvia Sidney Rth Cary Grant Charles Ruggle Small’s Paradise Band Tom Howard Rudy Vallee Melodies Dressler In
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