Anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs J Asthalter
A West Firth Street home party surprised Mr and Mrs J Asthalter with a six o clock dinner celebrating their sixth anniversary and their son Edward Asthalter’s anniversary, a telegram from Andrew Asthalter of New York arriving too late to attend. A morning party at Geneva Golf and Country Club honored Miss Gail Thompson with a toast and prizes for a nine to twelve o'clock event hosting guests from Sheboygan Falls and local names.
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J. Asthaler
West Firth Street
Klopper
Chale College
Geneva Island
Edward Asthalter
Asthalter
Finns
Andrew
New York
Jared
Lucy Sanford
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
Gali ‘Thompson
West Third Street
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Eva Foxladle
0. Melntire
Stufart Narvin
MM. L. Thompson
A.R. Tipton
L. R. Hensderson
A. A. Peterson
Helen Waeldling
Gertrude Titus
Caryl Prentiss
Lucile
Mlorenca Narvis
Mary Martin
Mary Thompson
Mary Munroe
Gertrude McNutt
Edith Megoon
Man and Ellzabeth Cronin
Margaret Hakes
Violet Pesler
Linda Mtusser
Margaret Blackwell
Louise van Fatlen
Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Prouty at Spruce Street Home
Mrs G Prouty hosted a seven o'clock dinner Tuesday at her Spruce Street residence to honor her husband RG Prouty’s birthday. Eight male friends shared the meal, followed by the remainder of the group enjoying the evening.
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RG Prouty
G. Prouty
Spruce Street
Friends of
Decorated center piece and pink ribbon in elegant dinner setting
A dining scene features a crystal basket with pink accents on a mirror plateau, surrounded by garland and a central pink ribbon bow. Place cards show pastel designs, and a five course menu was served in a refined decorative arrangement.
Marriage solemnized at First Presbyterian manse
Miss Josephine Hathaway wed John M. Wollams of Columbus Junction in a Tuesday evening ceremony at the First Presbyterian church manse. The bride wore a white embroidered gown and was escorted by her mother and S A Pritchard of the city. The couple plan a farm residence near Columbus Junction.
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First Presbyterian Church
Jotphine C. Hathaway
William
Hathaway
John M. William
Columbus Junction
Pritchard
Daniels DIY order for Navy in effect
Secretary Daniels issued a naval order banning intoxicants in the fleet. The decree abolishes the wine mess for officers and bars all alcoholic liquor from ships and shore stations. Beginning immediately any officer found with alcohol aboard will be charged with misconduct.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Navy
Annual Meeting of Y W C A Muscatine
A large crowd gathered at Weed Park Tuesday for the Y W C A annual meeting and picnic. Reports from Miss Luella Taylor and Mrs. M A Barr were presented, with board members re-elected and Miss Taylor resigning to return to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Weed Park
Luella Taylor
M.A. Barry
J. L. Jayne
Robert Thompson
M's
M. W. Stirien
E. L. Jayne
M. A. Barr
BE. H. King
Miss
Muscatine Association
Miss Taylor
Relins
Anna Hendrighs
Frank Throop
Taylor
Barr
Mississippi River duck hunting permitted October first
News from Washington states amendments to agriculture department rules for migratory birds take effect October 1 allowing shooting of migratory game birds on the Missouri and upper Mississippi from October 1 to January 1 1915. After January 1 the prohibition resumes with further changes focused on local waterfowl closed seasons. Mississippi Valley Hunter's Protective Association members flooded the secretary of agriculture with petitions.
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Mississippi River
Washington, D. C
U. S
Mississippi
Missouri
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Tha
Mississippi Valley Hunter's Protective Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Hac
Entirely New Conveniences in the Hoosier $1 Sale
The end of our great offer is at hand with scarce Hoosiers left. Enroll early to tomorrow to ensure Hoosier savings during the hot days ahead. Once the last Hoosier in this allotment is taken the Hoosier $1 Plan enrollment ends with no promise of future availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Hoosier Company
Hunting Gains Backing As Shot Rules Tighten
The article notes support for resuming tall hunting on the big giream and celebrates a point won. It mentions hundreds of dollars invested in shooting lodges along the river near Muscatine and the federal statute threatening closure due to migratory bird shooting restrictions.
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Muscatine
One in Four Marriages End In Divorce in Muscatine County
The annual report by W. S. McKee shows 250 marriages in the year ending June 31th with 75 divorces. Cruel and inhumane treatment and desertion are the leading grounds for separations, as recorded.
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Muscatine County
W. S. McKee
District Court
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Eniteh Bank
Hershey State Bank
Kasney State
Gail Thompson
Moss Joy Miller
Paxty
Fred Miller
Moscow
Tn Acene
Roy Miller
North Prairie Rovers
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mablhe Presbyterian Church
J. 8. McCtain
Thuysixy
Plank
Ind Fe
North Prairie Methodist Episcope Sunday School
Frenzel Lake
Battle Creek
The
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Post Tavern
Battle Greek
Mioe
Y. W. GA
EH. King
Weed
Tover
White Beauty
Usplrire Feng
Christine Frederick
Hoosier
East
Raomceane
Muex Specialty 60
Griggnvills, mL
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
Batterson
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