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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1933

Page

8

Wapeilo Explores Municipal Light Plant Bond Plan

A petition circulates in Wapeilo seeking a special election to authorize a municipal light plant costing not more than 107 600 dollars. Financing would be from future earnings, no city obligation or taxation, 3 cents per kilowatt hour cap, pledge orders at up to 6 percent interest repayable from future net earnings for up to 15 years, secured by plant property and earnings.

Wapilo Wapeilo Iowa

West Liberty Social Roundup of Visiting Friends

Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hinkhouse of West Liberty spent Friday visiting Frank Leimkuehler and relatives. Numerous locals traveled or hosted gatherings in Muscatine Wilton Tipton and Iowa City with friends and family over the week including stops at homes of Cromers Healeys Kammer and Marolf and visits to churches and lakeside venues.

Moscow Rufus Hinkhouse West Liberty Frank Leimkuehler George Cromer Clarence Cromer Hillis New Boston Isabella Smith Lucille Marine Nichols George Healey Palmer Marticke’s Lake Chicago Bill Kammer Tipton Charles McCoy Augusta Bandagel Tena Wilton Selma McCoy George Wilbert Stewart Frederick Marolf Maud Roberts Rolland Muscatine Alta Long Maud Kuhler Harold Duncan Ellen May Rey Carter Iowa City Robert Owens Leonard Glen Healey Herman Teufel Davenport Clarence Jarr George Lincoln, Jr Charles Long

Local Notices and Social Roundup from Morning Sun

Milton Patterson sails from Athens June 18 en route to America and expected home mid August. Louisa County Medical Association plans a July 12 picnic at Myerholtz with neighboring physicians invited. Mrs. W. C. Allen sells her residence. Livingston family to move August 1. "It's a Ming" staged at high school auditorium by Thomas Chiltree Junior club with "The Dance of the BEr flies" as feature.

H. G. Patterson Milton Friday Latakia Cyprus America England Athens Louisa County Medical Association Myerholtz W. C. Allen Livingston Allen Nettie Wallace Long Beach Calif Morning Sun Co-operative Creamery Stella Wilson Ming Thomas Chiltree Helen Griffith Gladys Kerr Della Copeland Paul McCracken Rose Point Lizzie Wilson Letta Edgar Isabelle Hopkington Martha Todd Edgar Grace Marjorie Allen Alice Patterson Janet Pierce Beaver Falls

Henry-Dahnke Des Moines Doctor Wedding in Winterset

Atalicia Dahnke and Dr. Walter Chase wed in Winterset on July 1 in the garden of the bride’s brother Paul Henry. Rev. Harry Henry of Iowa City officiated. Attending was Mrs. Josephine Ellsworth. The couple will reside in Des Moines and later visit Oxford and Montezuma with relatives. An all day La gion auxiliary meeting July 20 planned a quilt sale. The couple's week of relatives’ visits followed.

William Vanderlip Montezuma Billy Christ Schmidt

Nobel Prize Winner Horizontal Puzzle Clue List

A puzzle style list with numbered across clues and vertical hints. Entries reference figures, places, and terms like deity, decree, and shell. The page presents a crossword style challenge titled Nobel Prize Winner with multiple foreign language and alphabet note clues.

Lone Tree Odd Fellows Install Officers and Local News

Omega lodge No. 728 I O O F held a regular meeting with officer installation. Newly elected officers include Noble Grand W Smid and others. Additional notes cover local visits, a vocal by Miss Phyllis Joens, a park accident, highway rock hauling, new cottages, pool room move, River Junction staff changes, croquet growing, and a lawn party for Bonita June Smith with many attendees.

City Engineer Burned by Live Wire Near Scale Office

Wilton Mayors office reports City Engineer George Kanoff suffered severe burns to his right arm and hand when a live wire sparked during tying in a transformer near the city scale office Friday afternoon. District Deputy Mrs Goldie Overson and Walter Rebekah lodge No 516 members traveled to Nichols Friday evening to install Bridgeman Rebekah lodge No 14 officers. The Methodist Mother and Daughters club plans a monthly meeting in church parlors Wednesday evening with entertainment committee members listed. A series of visits and hospitality notes follow including relatives in Iowa City, a guest at Ames, and library staff member Frances Warner visiting Wilton township residents.

Willcp George Kanoff Goldie Oveson Walter Rebekah Lodge No. 516 Nichols Bridgeman Rebekah Lodge No Methodist Mother and Daughters Club W. S. Moore Will Herr Della Denkman Christina Kelley Mildred Schroeder A. C. Baumgartner Elmer Swanson Lyle Whitmer Iowa City Lauren Henderson Margot Bacon Ames Mary Bacon Will Port

Miss Marine Shearer Ceremony Held in Columbus Junction

High Prairie residents and local families gathered for the wedding day on July 22 in Columbus Junction. The event is noted amid a flurry of regional activity including butter shipments to Milwaukee and Chicago Cubs attendance, with extensive social updates from area residents.

Settlement News at Evangelical Young People's Mission

Miss Violette Rexroth hosted 25 members and 16 visitors at the Evangelical church young people's mission. Miss Louise Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hahn led the lesson and program. Luncheon followed and outdoor games were played. Next meeting set with Kenneth and Harriet Hetzler on Aug 3 with a picnic supper. Mrs. Walter Will attends Century of Progress in Chicago this week. Marie and Marvin Koeppen and Betty Hurlbut of Davenport visit this week.

Violette Rexroth Young People’s Mission of the Evangelical Church Louise Brown Harry Hahn Kenneth Harriet Hetzler Walter Will Chicago Marie Marvin Koeppen Betty Hurlbut Davenport

Tipton Rebekahs Install Officers in Ceremony

Tipton Helping Hand Rebekah lodge installed officers Friday night in a formal ceremony. Saran Stout was installed as installing officer, Matilda Wisener as noble grand, Ella Wehde as vice grand, Lily Soll as recording secretary, Edith Ruck as treasurer, Erma Nesmith as right supporter to noble grand, Sophia Galbraith as warder, Nell Hegarty as conductor, Grace Challis as chaplain, Lillyan Heston as inside guardian, Olive Hickey as outside guardian, Martha Shaffer as right supporter to vice grand, Helen Fredericks as left supporter to vice grand, Wilma Werling as past noble grand, Minnie Stoltenberg as left supporter to noble grand.

Prairie Farmers Union meeting at Blank home

Prairie unit of the Farmers Union met at the Blank home with 55 in attendance. Seven honors were awarded after a six table 500 game. Luncheon was served. Next meeting set for the Krebs home.

Stockton Prairie Unit The Farmers Union Herbert Blank Harvey Paulsen William Schlueter William Schlapkohl Louis Dage Clarence Broders Walter Krebs

Letts Community Notes and Local Meetings

Letts Mason group to hold July meeting on Tuesday evening. Lettsville Rebekah lodge meets Tuesday with officer installations. A free moving picture show is set for Tuesday on Letts main street. Merle Dodder drove to Ainsworth Sunday to bring Lola Orin home after visiting an uncle. Rock Island’s Orville Gipple family spent weekend with L A Gipple. Mrs. Gingery and Wil lodine visited Dr and Mrs H J Austin Saturday. John Nash, seven, nephew of Mrs. Hafner, fell from a hayman Saturday while pigeon hunting, bruised but not broken. he is from Cedar Rapids and visiting. Electricity rate in Letts reduced about 12 percent by Iowa Southern Utility Co. this month. Social news: Mr. and Mrs. M A Shellabarger hosted Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott and Mrs. Nan Small for dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shellabarger. A W Morgan of Muscatine visited. Mrs. George Bennett fell ill Friday but improves. Mae Winters helped Bennett farm. Mr. Bennett remains ill. Miss Ruth Griffin spent a month in Stockton Pleasant Prairie and Muscatine. Leona Griffin accompanied by Leona Griffin to Letts. Walter Griffin of Muscatine visited Saturday. Leona returned with him.

John Cedar Rapids Hafner Letts Iowa Southern Utility Co M. A. Shellabarger Robert Elliott Nan Small Robert Shellabarger A. W. Morgan Muscatine George Bennett Mae Winters Bennett Farm Bennett Ruth Griffin Stockton Pleasant Prairie Leona Griffin Leona Laura Griffin Walter Griffin

Family notes include visits from Kenneth Hetzler

Kenneth Hetzler returned from Chicago where he attended the Albert Chesebrough of Pasadena California. He made a brief visit this week at the home of Bert Schafnit with the Harry Rexroth family.

Harry Rexroth Kenneth Hetzler Chicago Albert Chesebrough Pasadena Calif Bert Schafnit

Local Social Visits and Ball Game Results

Oak Park visitors Mrs Glen Mellinger and son Bobby stay with Mr and Mrs Joiner Davison and Mr and Mrs George Mellinger near Oakville. Mrs Mary Wiederrecht hosts Kappa Tau Betas bridge with Helen Johann high and Nevada Cover consolation. Nellie Hale Jessie and Lois Huddle drive to Johnson City Tennessee to visit Will Lacey family. Elizabeth Feemster leaves for Oelwein. Ardith Van Vlack goes to Iowa Falls. Otto's Ramblers beat Morning Sun Whizzers 5 2 and North End Grocers 7 6 at Otto kittens field Sunday.

Wapello Glen Mellinger Eon Bobby Oak Park Lll Joiner Davison George Mellinger Oakville Mary Wiederrecht Helen Johann Nevada Nellie Hale Jessie Lois Huddle Johnson City Tenn Will Lacey Elizabeth Feemster Oelwein H. E Ardith van Vlack Iowa Falls Otto’s Otto’s Ramblers Defeated the Morning Sun Whizzers North End Grocers Otto Kittenball Field

Island M E church hosts fruitland class meeting and wiener roast

The I C C Sunday school class at Island M E church meets Tuesday at 5 30 pm with a wiener roast at supper. The purchasing committee includes Mrs Theo Drake and Mrs Ellen Morse. Entertainment is planned by Mrs N D Morgan Mrs Russell Bartenhagen and Mrs Sam De Fosse. A prior campfire service featured talks by Rev Slack and students from Musserville and High Prairie churches. Nearby threshing resumes after rain delays.

Fruitland Island M. E Theo, Drake Ellen Morse N. D. Morgan Russell Bartenhagen Sam de Fosse Slack Kenneth Snavely Musserville Church Gwendolyn Phillips Irene Ejickelberger High Prairie Church Epworth League Institute

Lost Nation Man Faces 2 Charges

Oscar Ibsen of Lost Nation pleaded guilty to operating an automobile without proper license plates and was sentenced to eight days in the county jail plus a $25 fine and costs with thirteen dollars remitted. He also pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was bound over to the grand jury. The charges stem from a Lincoln highway accident near Clarence several days earlier.

Tipton Justis E. C. Gillam Oscar Ibsen Lost Nation Ibsen Lincoln Highway Clarence

Grandview Visits and Socials Highlight Town

Grandview hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Will Boyd of Haskins and son Harold Boyd with wife from Redstone, Mont. Mrs. Hazel Dulgar plans a Past Noble Grand club gathering at her home with guests bringing their own work. D. P. McGill and son Ted of Muscatine were in town for calls. Harold Beilke spent the weekend in Waterloo. Phyllis Carter invited the Pollyanna Four-H club for Friday afternoon at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Reynolds and daughter Charlotte of Fredericksburg visited Mrs. Clara Connor Friday night.

Grandview Will Boyd Haskins Harold Boyd Redstone Mont James Weir Hazel Dulgar D. P. McGill Ted Muscatine Harold Beilke Waterloo Phyllis Carter Emory Reynolds Charlotte Fredericksburg Clara Connor

Keota News Briefs Highlight Local Movements and Events

Mrs Pearl Dupuis and her sons left Keota to visit sister Addie Bray in Berkeley California and expect to return by school opening. Campfire girls plan a dinner and supper next Wednesday in the Williams building on East Broadway. Rev A A Vinz of Washington Baptist church preached at Keota Baptist church with baptismal services following. Mrs Will Smock and son James returned to Mason City after staying with sister Minnie Stewart and resumed work as telephone operator. her place will be filled by sister Beatrice Peiffer.

James Mason City Minnie Stewart Dupuis Beatrice Peiffer

Paul Services Held Saturday in Ainsworth

Funeral services for William E. Paul were held Saturday at 3 p.m. at the United Presbyterian church in Ainsworth with Rev. Parker of Cotter leading. Interment followed in Washington cemetery. Casket bearers included J. A. Marsh Joe McCreedy R. A. Acheson Cark Campbell Robert Quinn and Frank Van Horn.

Ainsworth William E. Paul Aurora United Presbyterian Church Parker of Cotter

Women of Tipton Club Hold Meeting

Thirty women attended the semi monthly gathering at the Tipton Golf and Country club after a morning of golf. Luncheon followed and bridge gave the hour’s amusement with prizes to Mrs. Alice Maurer and Mrs. Ralph Deardorf of Glendale California. The organizing committee was Mrs. A. E. Rumble, Mrs. E. J. Van Metre, Mrs. W. J. Donohue and Miss Geraldine Donohue.

Tipton Tipton Golf and Country Club Bridge Alice Maurer Ralph Deardorf Glendale Calif A. E. Rumble E. J. van Metre W. J. Donohue Geraldine Donohue

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