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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1935

Page

3

Fire damages Kutcher home in Lone Tree incident

Firefighters responded to the John Kutcher residence around 4 15 Monday as Mrs Kutcher spotted smoke from the kitchen roof. The entire kitchen roof burned with defective wiring blamed. Furniture survived mostly by being moved to an adjacent empty house. The owner, Mrs Lily Carl, has begun repairs.

Lone Tree John Kutcher Iowa City Glenn Johnston Ronald Sherburne B. J. Weires Allison

Four-H Club Guest of Miss Maxson at Cedar Valley Home

Miss Evelyn Maxson hosted the Goshen Wapsie Four-H club at her Cedar Valley home on Friday July 12. Nine members answered roll call with My Favorite Salad. Reports by Betty Nauman and Doreethy Frater covered Four-H camp activities. Ina Askam and Mrs Nauman spoke of a state Four-H convention trip.

Cedar Valley Evelyn Maxson Betty Nauman Doreethy Frater Ina Askam Iowa City Harry Nauman Betty Ed Barnhart Norma Helen Wilbur Fred Swain Robert Freese Guy Flater Aneta Dorothy Leonard Agnew Agnes Reuben Askam Rita Edwin Robert Donald Virgil Leon Doris Jess Grigg Clinton Meyers Charles Hime Lee Harold West Liberty Harry Hardin Marie Waterloo Mollie Frater Cedar Rapids Ed Hendriks Herbert Harold Leslie Guy Hildebrand Charlies Mortimer Mary Dell Kerr Weed Park W. A. McMahon Neva Harris Wayne Ceder Rapids

Passmore Family Hosts Sunday Guests

The passage notes that sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore and daughter Violet of West Liberty. In the afternoon they visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown in Nichols.

Dan Miller Will Meeks Mildred Warland Meeks Cora May Ted Arment Juanita Glenn West Liberty Hollis Meeks Esther Lois William Rock Island Will Call J. Russell Flater Marshalltown Ellis Thomas George Askam Fred Dunker Mr. Dunker Mary Dunker le Vertis Dunker Illinois City Glen James John Passmore Violet Ed Brown Nichols

Officers Named for Highland Social and Stanford Bearers

Ainsworth-Mrs. J. H. McCree dy elected president of the Highland Social club with Mrs. William Busby as vice president Mrs. John Kratz secretary Miss Myrtle O Connor reporter The meeting at Mrs. Blanche Endicot home hosted by her daughters Doris and Lillian Thirty five members and friends attended Officers for the coming year were chosen for the Stanford Bearers led by Norma Clegg as president Helen MccCready vice president Joyce Butterworth corresponding secretary Helen Wheeler recording secretary Dorothy Pearson treasurer Miss Norma Clegg assistant treasurer Leila Geeling and Mrs E K Annas sponsor The Orion constellation note mentions the hottest stars with surface temperatures at least 20000 degrees

Norma Clegg Helen MccCready Joyce Butterworth Helen Wheeler Dorothy Pearson Leila Geeling E. K. Annas

Moeller Funeral Rites Conducted

Funeral services were held for Al Fred Moeller a 51 year old Stockton farmer who died after a pitchfork pierced his body when he jumped from a ladder at the Howard Thiel farm near New Liberty. He died Saturday night. Burial was in New Liberty cemetery. He was born January 5 1884 in Scott county and married Ella Thiel on December 28 1910 at New Liberty. Survivors include his wife three daughters a son four sisters and four brothers.

Stockton Alfred Moeller Stockton Farmer Howard Thiel New Liberty Mr. Moeller Scott County Ella Thiel Gladys Arlene Lucille Donald Gus Schulz John Rohlf Henry Kluever Henry Witt Davenport William F. Moeller South Dakota Louis H Walcott Emil D Bettendorf Richard E Bennett, Ia

Wackers Week End Visitors Share Local Round of Guests

Wilton Alfred Brammeier and Dorothy Wieselman of Fairmont Minnesota join Clara Rutz of Rochester Minnesota visiting at Mr. and Mrs Hard Wacker en route to the National Walther convention in St Louis. Dr Bertram Lenfest of Brooklyn stays with cousin Mrs J T Clark. Clara Gathmann Eva Havig of Council Bluffs visit Miss Gathmanns sister Mrs P J Wacker.

Eva Havig Council Bluffs Gathmann P. J. Wacker William Kraft Davenport H. F. Jarr Gertrude Moriarty Mille S. D

Kamp Keokuk Transient Camp near Keokuk Iowa

The Iowa Transient Camp at Kamp Keokuk sits five miles from Keokuk on a Des Moines river hilltop. About 200 men will work to stabilize the river shore by rip-rapping and shaping a new channel through farmland. The project, costing about 10 000 dollars, includes plans for sixteen buildings, a hospital, recreation center, and power plant with R. W. Parquette in charge and Paul Mitchell as assistant.

Keokuk Des Moines River Iowa Kamp R. W. Parquette Paul Mitchell

KempS Entertain for Concord Group Visit at Conesville

Concord visitors and relatives gathered Sunday at the Ottie Kemp home in Conesville including Kemps from Concord, Mrs. Martha Axtel, and Mary Deloris Kemp. Local families also hosted relatives from Muscatine Morning Sun and Burlington area with gatherings and outings noted. In a separate item, civil and government aircraft in the United States used over 57 million gallons of gasoline and about 2 million gallons of oil in 1933.

Concord Oren Kemp Martha Axtel Ottie Kemp Conesville Mary Deloris Kemp Axtel Lyle Lucas Muscatine Elmer Shellabarger W. S. McConahay Russell Wykert Louisa Center Russell McConahay Morning Sun Wykert Charley Howell Old Clifton Ralph Lieberknecht Burlington Mediapolis Harold Shellabarger Lamoine Frank Stineman C. W. Collins Evelyn Shellabarger Harlan Foster Noah Shellabarger Rema Herb Crull Washington United States

Waukon Guests Honored at Junction Home Party

A Junction Home gathering honors guests from Waukon and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. W N Duncan and relatives from Kalistell Montana Geneseo Ill Washington and Davenport. Other local visits feature the Blankenhorns and traffic to Pleasant Grove Bethel church.

Waukon Junction Home Columbus Junction W. N. Duncan Lester Orr Richie Billie J. C. Richie Orr Duncan M. D. Fulton J. E. Kerr Mr. Kerr Agency S. G. Blankenhorn Pleasant Grove Bethel Church R. H. Clark Washington E. E. Heltibridle Grundy Center Frances Deihl Wapello Geraldine Lintz Davenport Floyd Hall Melba Eleanor, Herbert Wendell Spring Run Orval McCormac Letts Chicago Messrs Dircks and Bell Christner Crawfordsville

Relatives Honor Mrs. A. Steffen Birthday

A large group of relatives gathered Monday evening at Mrs. Anna Steffen's home in Durant to honor her birthday. The event included an eclipse viewing and a late luncheon. Guests named include Ed Steffen and family, Herman Steffen and family, Amanda Aspen, Emil Volkers and family, Bill Harrison and family, Alfred Peters and Junior Fowler, with others from Durant and nearby towns.

Stockton Anna Steffen Ed Steffen Ethel Florence Tipton Herman Steffen Marian Leroy Amanda Aspen Emil Volkers Lillian Helen Shirley Mae Clarence Johnny Bill Harrison Velma Adeline Laverne Elmer Durant Alfred Peters Junior Paul Fowler Wilton Junction Carrie Fitch Walcott W. H. Fitch Eva Schneckloth Mercy Hospital Davenport G. W. Jost Will Lueders Anna Jost Allan Jost D. B. Ormsby Minnie Becker

Omaha Police Attend Courtesy and Culture School

Omaha police officers attend a courtesy and culture course covering shoe shine, shaving, uniform care, button and badge polishing, courteous conduct, graceful walking, and maintaining a dignified bearing.

Omaha

Understanding the Black Frost in Agriculture

The article explains a black frost occurs when temperatures drop enough to blacken and damage growing vegetables. It notes farmers monitor night temps and frost danger to protect crops and minimize losses.

Louisa County Fair Partners With Major Midway Company

The Louisa county fair books a big Midway amusement company with five major rides and eight shows for August 15 and 16. Cedar Rapids visitors include Mr and Mrs Laverne Alstott and family,Mr and Mrs Joe Church and Junior, Mr and Mrs Henry Orr and Bobby Gene staying at the Erwin log cabin by the Cedar river.

Louisa County Fair Midway Amusement Company Laverne Alstott Cedar Rapids Joe Church Henry Orr Bobby Gene Erwin Log Cabin Cedar River

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kutcher Home Farm Bureau Committee Glenn Burr Emil Meyer M. F. Sullivan Emmett Gardner H. W. Huskins H. A. McMillan Hilda Werbach McMillan Maxson Loretta Tipton Ray Buckman Jane South Prairie Granville Frater John Ramesdan Mary Fisher Aledo Yvonne Donne Yvonne Ainsworth Clubs Orion Encoty Young Ideas Apgeia Smoorthes Lorilierd Co Lac Wackers Westinghouse Detthof Hdwe CO East Second St Kamp Keokuk Iowa Daily Press Assn Kemps Ainsworth Famly Paul Berg Ottumwa W. H. Dean Scott Lieberknecht Ethel Murray Martha Blankenhorn W. H. Hull S.g.epstein ACR Muscatine Iowa GENERAL @A ELECTRIC Elfers Electric Store Louis G. Elfer Prop East 2Nd St J. C. Broad West Second St Monarch G. A. Chaudoin Electrical Co A. Steffen Muscatine Municipal
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