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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1933

Page

5

Carey Named Assistant State Veterinarian for Muscatine

Dr. James C. Carey, West Liberty veterinarian, is named an assistant state veterinarian for Muscatine county to aid in controlling contagious diseases. Other state assistants include C. R. Fry in Appanoose and H. B. Tremain in Calhoun, among many across Iowa.

James C. Carey West Liberty Muscatine County Des Moines Associated Press Appanoose C. R. Fry Calhoun H. B. Tremain Hamilton A. C. Swanson Iowa F. McCabe Kossuth Archie Whitlow Marion C. J. Scott Black Hawk L. P. Scott Mills Thomas W. Gidney Winnebago R. E. Hanson Page A. E. Nelson Shenandoah Boone J. M. Wineinger Sioux N. R. Jongewaard Sioux Center Market C. B. Adair Edw J. Higgins Carroll Strain Premier G. J. Sexton C. A. Langenfeld Cedar James Dixon Cherokee Walter G. Port Emme H. L. McMillan Harrison R. G. Moore Jackson F. C. Miller Lucas John A. Brown Monroe B. C. Hollingshead Sac E. R. Truax

Geraldine Ellison Celebrates Seventeenth Birthday Party

Montpelier residents recall a birthday gathering held at Mr and Mrs Frank Ellison's home. Attendees from Buffalo include Evelyn Johnson and Marie Snell. Revival services in Montpelier continue with Davenport gospel troupe and a nine piece orchestra. Harvest work advances as farmers prepare fields for final plow and threshing begins next week.

Moline Emma Schroeder Sam Wilhelm Davenport Sun David B. Laflin Sawyer, Kas Satter Fred Schroeder Laflin Schroeder

Local club social and visits mark Ainsworth week

Ainsworth residents hosted Lincoln Street club Friday with nine members answering roll call about How We Spent July 4. Visitors Included Vernon Roose and Phipps of Iowa City and others at various homes. Royal Neighbors held a Monday meeting with a social hour led by Vera O Connor Mary Wapping and Myrtle O Conner.

Local social visits from Columbus Junction and area

Concord Columbus Junction residents: Miss Alice Lowe and Miss Bertha Thomas return from Cedar Falls. T Bonnichsen and son Raymond visit his grandmother Mrs. C Bonnichsen in Columbus Junction. Mr and Mrs K M and son visit Ralph Utter's home. Opal Bonnichsen visits Grandview. Evelyn Shellabarger returns from sister Ronnie Davis's near Wyman. Mr and Mrs W S McConahay again referenced.

Columbus Junction Alice Louise Lowe Bertha Thomas Cedar Falls T. F. Bonnichsen Raymond C. Bonnichsen K. M Ralph Utter Opal Bonnichsen Grandview Evelyn Shellabarger Ronnie Davis Near Wyman W. S. McConahay

World famous man in the picture and the plane name

Puzzle asks for the name of the famous man in the image and the world fame plane. Clues include various vocabulary entries across horizontal and vertical sections, with cross references to types, colors, and positions.

Bay Island Crops Suffer From Chinch Bug Pests

Bay Island reports heavy damage to corn fields caused by chinch bugs. The pests concentrate in lower land and near small grain, moving from wheat and oats to corn. Control progress remains limited.

Bay Island

Picnic and showers mark Columbus Junction week

Community picnic at Columbus Chautauqua park featured games and races with participants including Alice Cox Evelyn Billings Jean Kelly Nadine Pine Velma Teel Irene Teel and Mrs Arthur Barnard. A nome made ice cream picnic supper followed at the park.

Columbus Junction Trinity Reformed Columbus Chautauqua Park Alice Cox Evelyn Billings Jean Kelly Nadine Pine Velma Teel Irene Teel Arthur Barnard Earl McKean Richard Gertrude Xorte Muscatine Rollo Frank Frauenholz Iowa City Elsie Solomon Tony Avone Trenton Kansas City Rock Island George Hingst Rock Island Railroad William Mincer Conesville Mark Estle Faye Norma Lewis Burlington Charles Wilson James Wilson

Relatives Visit and Social Gatherings Across Town

Drury and Mrs. Adam Zollner of North Dakota visit relatives nearby. Mrs. Lizzie Noble and Miss Ruth Noble of Muscatine visit Mrs. Will Ripley. The Wrayville Missionary Society met at the Wrayville M E church last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vetter hosted relatives Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Freyermuth hosted relatives and friends for Mrs Fryermuths birthday. Lonnie Shirley entertains niece Eugene and Loretta Green from Chicago.

Letts Society Notes and Local Moves Reported

Letts residents visit Lelia Lintner in Hershey hospital after an appendicitis operation. Various families from Muscatine and Grandview visit Letts locals. moves include Armen trout to Oakville and Gage blacksmith shop relocation to Letts. Local gatherings include Otterbein Guild picnic and U B S society meeting. John Thompson returns to activity amid surrounding family travels and church service scenes.

Store Proprietor Bound Over on Assault Charge

Cumberland area case involving Paul Fletcher proprietor of a Norway Center general store bound over to the grand jury on assault and battery. He allegedly confronted farmer John Martens Jr over a 70 cent debt at the Martens farm and was struck by a pitchfork, though Fletcher claimed Martens attacked first and injured himself.

Cumberland Paul Fletcher Norway Center Here John Martens, Jr Burt Stone Fletcher Martens

Letts Farmers Report Chinch Bugs Ravage Corn

G C Mentink reports chinch bugs ruining a large corn field near Letts and near woods east of Grandview. The bugs blacken stalks to the second joint as he plans to re sow with soybeans. rain may relieve the infestation.

Cear G. C. Mentink Mr. Mentink Grandview Letts

Local Notes Show Ill, Travel, and Visits Across Town

Seriously ill is improving slowly. Mrs Delzell returned from a three weeks visit with relatives in Kansas taking her two youngest children. Mrs Lewis Blake came back from University hospital with awaiting x ray report. Mrs John Frye returned Monday from Burlington visit where her son lives. Mike Jurnak left for Kewanee Ill to work after farming duties. Rev and Mrs C O Winters hosted dinner at Dan Smith home north of Letts. Paul Liebbe resumed school at Chillicothe after a week at home. George Wagner also home on vacation. a Wagner family picnic occurred. Winters preached at People Mission MacCine last Friday and will preach again there Friday.

Harmon Rahmiller Mt. Pleasant R. J. McCleery Muscatine Walter Jackson E. A. Leonhard Marilyn Davenport Rock Island Moline Henrietta Salmon Wapello John Parks George Adams Harold Jewell Jones Mary Franklin West Liberty W. S. Tannery Billy Parks Sheffield Ill George Pease C. S. Ramsdale Columbus City Letts B. B. Lintner Ulric Lintner Lelia Lintner Hershey Hospital Lelia Harry Thompson Bill Chicago Gerald Armentrout Oakville Armentrout Nora Armentrout Noah Gage Fredonia Mr. Gage Ralph McCleary Arthur Crumly Smyce Messick San Francisco Calif Anna Weaver F. D. Foster O. L. Foster Ivan Hadley Nichols Horace Brown Montana Will Holtz Sweetland Anna Huddler Lynn Paullins Avon J. T. Paullins Gertrude Runyan Arthur McWilliams Stella Furnas Jane Frye McWilliams Columbus Junction Argene Albee Howard Baker Clarence Flora Husen Leon Hankin Harold Knowles Howard Clarence Baker Miss Husen Methodist Church Alice Knowles John Thompson Merle Dodder C. O. Winters Dan Smith Paul Liebbe Chillicothe George Wagner Wagner People’s Mission Maccatine

Presbyterian Sunday School Plans Picnic at Kimberly Park

Officers and teachers met Tuesday night in Kimberly park after a pot luck supper. A business session followed and July 20 was set for the annual Sunday school and home department picnic at Kimberly park. Rev C E Burdine left for Fairfield to teach at a summer Bible school. Norma Britton and Edna Townsend attend as delegates.

West Liberty Presbyterian Sunday School Kimberly Park C. E Burdine Fairfield Norma Britton Edna Townsend Presbyterian Church

Grandview Folks Gather for Visits and Birthdays

Grandview residents shared a busy weekend with guests from Chicago and nearby towns. Faith Lilly returned from a two week trip. multiple families from High Prairie Columbus Junction Neodesha Letts and Grandview joined a birthday gathering at the Stineman home.

Davenport Woman Bound Over in Insurance Case

Davenport woman Clara Rade was bound over to presentment in a case before Dr. A E Ady of West Liberty and Dr A P Bendixen of Davenport as witnesses. County Attorney Harold Wilson of Muscatine led the state. Ady testified Rade had induced him to pay 25 dollars for an insurance listing by claiming Bendixen controlled the company. Bendixen denied it. Evidence showed Rade practiced this business across the state.

West Liberty Clara Rade Davenport A. E. Ady A. P. Bendixon Harold Wilson Muscatine Dr. Ady Dr. Bendixen Miss Rade

Birth Announced for Son in Local Town

A son was born Tuesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Buster of Wapello. They returned from a visit with Miss Patricia Imeson in Doland South Dakota and traveled through South Dakota Minnesota into Wisconsin crossing into Iowa at McGregor near an Iowa park.

Nounce J. M. Buster Wapello Patricia Imeson Gano Doland S. D South Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa McGregor William Busby Haskins Art Nicholson Muscatine Ted Anthony Farmington George Young Sarah Stroup Fred Ethel A. E. Miller Shirley Jean F. S. Tice C. V. Cocklin Black Hills Dakota

Death Summons P Stoltenburg

Peter Stoltenburg 55 longtime Tipton resident died at home early Tuesday after months of illness. He worked as a carpenter with his brother Alfus in Tipton. Survived by wife two sons Clarence and Leroy his mother Mrs Catherine Stoltenburg two sisters Alma and Alice and four brothers Herbert Louie Alfus of Tipton Arnold of White Lake. Funeral arrangements not yet set.

Tipton Peter Stoltenburg Alfus Clarence Leroy Catherine Stoltenburg Alma Alice Stoltenburg Herbert Louie Arnold White Lake

Wilton Notes On Societies Travel Marriages

Wilton Ladies Aid meets in vestry Thursday. Alversons, Jimmie, Lois return to Hammond after two week visit. Linda stays with grandparents. Mason family back from Chicago. Archer party visits Miss Archer ill at Dwyer home. Kary sisters from Muscatine join Schoenfelder and McNulty families. Sinclair Oil builds new filling station at Fifth and Cherry on Highway 6. Muscatine guests with OShaughnessys. Third quarter yields most marriages historically.

Chicago Borgen Marcus M. Archer Mark Joseph Margaret Archer Rock Island D. F. Dwyer Margaret Kary Helen Clara Kary Muscatine Schoenfelder McNulty Sinclair Oil Company Fifth and Cherry Streets L. W. Flannery M. W. Flannery Nelle l Kate O’shaughnessy

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. C. Carey Montpelier Ainsworth Concord Lone Eagle Barnum Spurgeon Batiste Kant Bayon Lingerie Esmond Plaid Priscilla West Liberty News Grandview News Faith Lilly M. R. Watts John Mander High Prairie J. P. Haroff Carrol McGill Joe Bennett Maude Woodruff McGill Asurla Bennett Oral Harry Paul Stineman Paul Kemp Jesse McGill Harley McCulley Ralph Cross Jane Glen Belk Cecil Weile Leonard Walter Bartenhagen Rex Harrison P. Stoltenburg
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