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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1933

Page

10

Pythians Plan for Big Outing at Blackhawk Park

The sixth district Knights of Pythias plan a district picnic for August 6 at Blackhawk State Park in Rock Island. Delegations from eastern Iowa and western Illinois will meet in Davenport and travel in a police escorted caravan to the park. Activities include kittenball, races, tug of war, and various sports with prizes, plus a noon basket lunch.

Blackhawk State Park Rock Island Bureau of the Knights of Pythias Durant Iowa Illinois Davenport Muscatine Edward Weber C. M. Mason Leo Paulsen Tigris Temple No Wyoming Lodge No

Mulford Will Not Probated Administratrix Appointed

Miss Ella E Mulford was named administratrix of her sister Alice Mulford estate after a probate refusal. The will was not admitted because it was not properly attested or witnessed. Bond of $1000 filed to qualify. Alice Mulford died June 10, document drawn in Miss Mulford handwriting and not witnessed.

Ella E. Mulford Alice Mulford Miss Mulford D. W. Jackson

Joint Meeting of Supervisors Sets Refinancing Plan

Members of Muscatine and Louisa counties boards in a joint session as drainage district No 13 discussed refinancing the district debt with federal aid. Engineer C H Young was tasked to prepare data for the RFC refinancing proposal while claims were settled. Howard Farnsworth argued for improvements at Michael Creek.

Boards of Supervisors Muscatine Louisa Counties C. H. Young Young Howard Farnsworth Michael Creek

Summer News From Muscatine Reflects Community Life

Local residents and visitors are noted in Muscatine with travel plans and family news. Mrs Edna L Jones and son Jun ior from Minneapolis visit relatives. Miss Harriet Fellmer heads to Boston. Lelia Lintner recovers from appendectomy at Hershey hospital. Births, hospital admissions, vacations, and events at the Y M C A Beacon City fair, Four H camp planning, and the World’s Fair in Chicago are reported along with local sales contest winner Carleton Mull and other community notes. Hog receipts rise to 514 head. Dr N M Percy performs operations at Hershey hospital. animal dyes affect chicken plumage. London Zoo reports long-lived animals.

Edna L. Jones Minneapolis Lydia Vanatta Chestnut Street Alice Cassabaun Columbus Junction Bellevue Hospital Elsie Smith Moscow Robert Houtz Burlington Lawrence Hoffman Park Avenue Sidney H. Pipe Gordon Toronto Canada E. J. Zeidler West Sixth Street L. A. Berg West Fulham Avenue Chicago Milwaukee Ted Brockway Maple Grove Road Imogene Conley West Fourth Street Louise Havemann Oregon Street Carleton M. Mull Yakima, Wash Muscatine Beloit Wis Mull Farm Bureau Girls’ Club Committee Rotary Lodge N. M. Percy Hershey Hospital

Bituminous Coal Code Adopted by Regional Operators

A conference of bituminous coal operators from 14 states and United Mine Workers officials completed a code of fair competition. It calls for a basic wage of 5 dollars a day and leaves the maximum hours to be settled at a later conference. The code, adopted unanimously, will be handed to Hugh S. Johnson, industrial recovery administrator, as a report. A group of Iowa operators led by Sam Ballentyne walked out before the final vote over the wage scale.

Washington United Mine Workers of America Hugh S. Johnson Johnson George Harrington Chicago Iowa Sam Ballentyne Ballentyne

Narvis Named on C M T C Staff for Service This Year

Narvis named to the Citizens' Military Training Camp staff at Fort Des Moines in August. He holds major rank in the officers' reserve corps and is attached to the 338th field artillery. Attendance may depend on business duties. Other staff include one lieutenant colonel two majors and four second lieutenants.

Citizens’ Military Fort Des Moines C. Stewart Narvis Record Printing Company Narvis Officers’ Reserve Corps 338Th Field Artillery

Scattered Showers Forecast for Iowa Weather

Unsettled conditions expected with scattered showers tonight and likely Friday in south central and extreme east Iowa. A temperature drop is seen Friday with cooler readings in northwest and northeast areas. 7 am temp at 74 degrees, down 4 degrees from Wednesday. Mississippi River level at 7 am measured 4.2 feet, down 0.5 foot since Wednesday.

State Weather Bureau Mississippi

Former Muscatine Sailor Retires After 20 Years Service

Pee Milton Geltz, once a Muscatine resident, has completed 20 years in the Navy chiefly on submarines. He earned a steam torpedoes course and served as a deep sea diver, retiring as chief torpedoman. He trained at Hampton Roads and was discharged from the receiving ship Boston. He plans to live in Fall River Massachusetts with his wife and two children and holds a clean service record.

Milton Geltz Muscatine Navy Fall River Mass Mr. Geltz Getz Hampton Roads Boston

Military Honors For Former Iowan At Rites

Military honors were accorded Col. Roche Mentzer 46 former Iowan who died Monday in Wyoming at his funeral in Des Moines. Mentzer formerly lived in Pleasantville and Knoxville Iowa and enlisted in the Iowa National Guard in Knoxville in 1904. His company D of the 55th Infantry was disbanded in 1914 and he had become a captain. Mentzer died while on field maneuvers with the Wyoming guard.

Des Moines Roche Mentzer Wyoming Mentzer Pleasantville Knoxville Iowa National Guard 55Th Infantry Wyoming Guard

Ross Rites Held at Grave

Funeral services for Silas E. Ross were held at the grave in Montpelier cemetery at 10 a m burial followed. Pallbearers were Paul Wright George Goodall George Franklin Charles Fridley and Jacob Sanders. He had been an inmate of the county home since April 24 1921 and is survived by four children Ernest Clarence Virgil and Kenneth Ross and Mrs William Ward all of Muscatine one brother William Ross and four sisters Mrs William Sprague Mrs William Estabrook Montpelier Mrs H F Wright Fruitland and Mrs Liebbe of Gilbraith Ark.

Silas E. Ross Montpelier Paul Wright George Goodall George Franklin Charles Fridley Jacob Sanders Ross Robert Ross Ernest Clarence Virgil Kenneth Ross William Ward Muscatine William Ross William Sprague William Estabrook H. F. Wright Fruitland Liebbe Gilbraith Ark

Governor Herring to join Sac and Fox tribe at Tama

Des Moines reports Governor Herring will become the first white member of the Sac and Fox at the Tama reservation. He accepted an invitation to a pow wow on August 20 for initiatory ceremonies.

Des Moines Herring Tama Reservation

State Council Can Hold Clark Hearing

Des Moines reports the attorney general says the state executive council has authority to conduct a hearing of a complaint against State Insurance Commissioner Clark. If substantiated, the council may remove him. The complaint, filed by an out of state stock holder in Royal Union Life Insurance now in receivership, alleges Clark knew of insolvency months before a temporary receiver was appointed. Clark is co receiver of Royal Union with L A Andrew, former state banking superintendent.

State Council Clark Des Moines State Executive Council Executive Council Royal Union Life Insurance Company The Royal Union L. A. Andrew

Milwaukee Man Injured In Highway 20 Crash

George C. Lange, 54, Milwaukee, was in St. Francis hospital after an afternoon crash on highway 20 eleven miles east of here suffering shock and head bruises. He said he picked up a hitchhiker before the accident and his pocketbook containing 141 dollars was missing.

Waterloo George C. Lange Milwaukee St. Francis Hospital Highway 20

Miss Robinson Advances in Iowa Woman's Golf Tourney

Des Moines player Lucile Robinson moved into the semifinals at Sunnyside Country Club by defeating Des Moines resident Mrs Victor Shewbert 4 and 3. Defending champion Robinson will face Waterloo's Mrs Herb Mucha in the semis on Friday.

Sunnyside Country Club Waterloo Lucile Robinson Des Moines Iowa Victor Shewbert Miss Robinson Herb Mucha Shewbert Mucha Home Guards Edith Estabrook Dubuque Miss Estabrook Betty MacPeak Mason City Mildred Gallmeier Mrs. Shewbert

Des Moines Youth Found in Jungles Near Minneapolis

Robert Beckham, 14, from Des Moines, was found in Minneapolis in the Jungles with hoboes. He said he left Des Moines to find an aunt in Newton Iowa, but rode trains after older boys taunted him and now awaits pick up by a guardian or relative.

Minneapolis Robert Beckham Des Moines Jungles Beckham Newton

U S Court Costs at Des Moines Fall in Fiscal Year

The U S marshal's office reports Des Moines federal court operations cost $21,577 less in the year ending June 30 than the previous year. Total expenditure was $116,134 versus $137,711 for 1931 32, with pay cuts among the savings.

Des Moines United States Marshall’s Office

Physical Training Talked at Congo Des Moines program discussed

Louis E. Hutto of Des Moines urged that elementary physical education is crucial for emotional and temperamental control and learning efficiency. A rural program drafted at the request of Miss Agnes Samuelson will be tested next school year at the eleventh Iowa county school superintendents conference.

Hutto Agnes Samuelson D W. Morehouse Drake University C. B. Murtagh Jessie M. Parker Clara M. Wallace F. L. Mahannah R. C. Williams State Department of Education W. Earl Hall Mason City Iowa American Legion Legion E. S. Baird Iowa State College

Edsel Ford Angles as Possible Mediator in Detroit Bank Standoff

Detroit bankers and officials consider Edsel Ford a potential broker as Washington huddle aims to unlock the bank reopening crisis. Judge Keidan adjourns after Ford, Longley, and Emory Clark discuss a hoped for government solution as First National and Guardian National await federal decision.

Detroit Washington Edsel Ford Michigan Harry B. Keidan Ford Clifford B. Longley Union Guardian Trust Company Emory Clark First National Bank Guardian National Bank of Commerce First National Guardian National

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