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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
9
Sunday School lesson reviews Mark 1 21 35 contrasts Jesus teaching with authority versus scribal legalism. It notes his use of everyday life images and acts of healing, emphasizing his fulfillment of true truth and divine fatherhood, drawing on common experiences from fishermen to housewives.
A dense time table lists NBC and other programs from early morning to midnight including Morning Glee, Jack and Jill, Foods of Famous Folks, Farmer Hour, National Farm and Home Hour, Santa lines like Echoes of the Palisades, Buffalo Civic Symphony Orchestra and various weather and market updates. The item catalogs show program names and time blocks with occasional typos.
Keota observes Prohibition Day Monday at 2 30 pm in the Baptist church. Funeral services for Mrs Charles Rowe held Thursday at Kinross. Mrs Frank Gammon and A M McGrew ill. Mrs R J McDowell operated on at Mercy Hospital Iowa City for leg removal due to gangrene and diabetes. Mr and Mrs W C Tufts and others attended R F Ashbaugh funeral at Sigourney. he was Mrs Willard Tufts’ uncle and lived in Keota years ago.
Listing for Saturday January 14 shows CBS and local programs from 6 p.m. to 12 a.m. with acts like Norm Sherr Flanagan's Sport Review Cook Sisters Charlie Hamp Edwin C Hil Jack Russell Eddie South Fritz Miller Ben Pollack and Hulk O'Hare's Band plus a Coliseum Walkathon and town features.
The sheriff's sale of J. A. Hayslett's 160 acres near West Branch proceeded after a defense committee halted an initial bid. Union Central Life Insurance brought a revised bid covering the full mortgage plus taxes and costs, ending opposition to the proceedings.
Mr and Mrs F A Goss and family returned to Iowa City after visiting Mrs Goss sister Mrs Otis Green and family. Mr and Mrs Howard Cocklin announce the birth of a daughter named Marlys Marcelone. The Grandview fire truck fought a roof fire at the Frank Berk residence sparked by a burning flue but the family put it out before major damage. Thirty four attended the Lone Tree Aid society meeting presided by Mrs W A McGill. Paul Barnam of Winfield visited Mrs C A Arnhood, en route to Flint Michigan for employment. Mrs Otis Green and children Ruth and Virgil joined the Gosses at J L Goss home in Burlington.
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau informs board of supervisors of a voluntary 1000 dollar cut in its regular fund from 5000 to 4000 for the year. The board also reduces wage scales for road workers from 35 to 20 cents per hour while officials grant themselves a 50 cent daily increase to 4.50 for 1932 despite earlier cuts.
Funeral services were conducted at the Susan Hunter home at 2:30 PM for J. R. Hartman with burial in Island cemetery. Pallbearers included Henry Marx Hershel Will Harry Kemp Frank Kemp M Kemp and Roy Corwin. Singers were Mrs Grace Strouse and Mrs Agnes Thompson.
Morning Sun reports Mrs. I. M. Jamison as hostess for the Home and Garden department with H. D. Cooley leading and talks by E. S. Simpson on The Ideal Home Project and H. M. Adams on The War Path Against the Insects. A labor-saving equipment round table followed. A son was born to Oscar and wife north of town on January 9. Clara Wilson is ill with pneumonia. Mariland McElhiney, 3, also ill. Evelyn Stodgell appointed to second grade vacancy after Lila Kemp resigns and becomes Mrs. Clyde Arihood.
The first directory of London traces royal origins to Charles I who sought a list of citizens able to lend money.
Advertises HEM ROID tablets discovered by Dr. Leonhardt as a harmless internal cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. Claims piles are caused by internal congestion and that the remedy stimulates lower bowel circulation drives out impure blood heals the affected parts. Money back guarantee if piles persist.
Pleasant Prairie residents report gradual improvement for John Martz after two weeks of illness. The Patterson school resumed after a brief closure due to teacher illness. Unity club meeting was postponed following a relative’s death of the club president Mrs Inez Nicewanner. Local families visitations and illnesses noted including Myrtle Jenkins with rheumatic fever. Funeral services held for Lon Fowler of Montpelier at Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church. Mr Fowler once lived in the area.
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