Numerous Local Visitors and Trips Reported in Muscatine
Local residents and visitors listed include Mrs E E Holmes and her parents in Wapello, Mrs Tony Bisisi in Iowa City, and Mrs E B Carter from Letts. Travel to Des Moines, Davenport, Clinton, Rock Island and Chicago noted with several shopping and visiting occasions. Moonlight excursion by Fraternal Bankers Reserve and admission 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Holmes
Wapello
Tony Bisisi
Iowa City
Bankers Reserve
Daisy Parker
Davenport
Geneva Howe
East Ninth Street
Washington Chautauqua to Be Strictly Lowan This Year
Washington Iowa July 20 Chautauqua assembly will be strictly Lowan with Chas Coons Des Moines as platform manager and Hawkeye figures on the program August 11 to 20. A R Miller secretary and R L Livingston assistant. Notable names include Prof Wilcox Iowa City Miss Ma bel Rilling Miss Noyes and Maud Ballington Booth among attractions. Publicity and finance committees listed with local leaders and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington County
Chautauqua Assembly
Chas. Coons
Des Moines
A. R. Miller
The
Washington Democrat
R. L. Livingston
Wilcox
Iowa City
Mot R. Sawyer
Davenport
Centerville
Mabel Rilling
Des Moines Y. W. Co. A
Noyes
Gypsey Smith
Maud Ballington Booth
Cutter & Mack
Rounds Ladies Orchestra
Cleveland’s Ladies Orchestra
Bell Ringers
Gilliland
John Sharp Williams
W. T. Chandler
S. W. Livingston
F. G. Martin
L. D. Young
A. H. Wallace
C. M. Keck
O. Elder
Dr. Jenkins
F. L. Wilson
W. M. Galloway
Problems Facing National Conservation Commission Highlight Connellsville Case
A Washington Bureau report recounts Connellsville Pennsylvania as a focal example of resource depletion. Chamber president B P Wallace warns coke coal water and forests threaten future prosperity and proposes federal supervision with local participation to develop the Youghiogheny river system and curb floods and pollution. The piece also notes jurisdictional questions between state and federal authorities and stresses safeguarding public rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Journal
Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
National Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Connellsville
B. P. Wallace
Mr. Wallace
White House
Wallace
Coking
Youghiogheny River
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Yue
Iowa's Plague War Declared as Public Health Call
Des Moines reports Iowa faces 2000-plus annual deaths from tuberculosis costing over 4 million dollars. The Board of Control launches a broad educational movement to combat the disease via lectures, literature, and press outreach. It urges community action, public cooperation, and measures to curb transmission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Board of Control
Howe Dismisses Case Against Joe Griff
Joseph Griff will not stand trial for stealing a gasoline engine from a boat owned by William Schmuck after Judge H. B. Howe dismissed the action this afternoon due to fragile evidence. His wife Hamma Griff is bound over to await the grand jury with a $200 bond. J. G. Kammerer represented the defendants. I. S. Pepper prosecuted for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Griff
William Schmuck
H. 8. Howe
Hamma
J. G. Kammerer
I. S. Pepper
First melons picked on Muscatine Island farm this season
The first nutmegs of the season were picked this morning on the farm of M. D. Manlove on Muscatine Island and placed on the market. The melons show unusually good quality and the crop is expected to surpass last year in nearly every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Manlove
Muscatine Island
Wellman Notes and Local Visits in July
Wellman residents report events from July including Leslie Carr learning German with John B. Miller's help and Postmaster Bradford's brief office visit after illness. Ad Taylor and Charles Rhinehart and families visit B. H. Taylor and J. N. Carr relatives. Rhinehart a Cedar Rapids railroad engineer. County Attorney Bell travels to Washington for legal matters. Daisy Weiser, formerly of Wellman, marries in Pasadena. Mrs. Jones and two sons visit E. F. Smith in Chicago. J. W. DeVoe departs for Chicago. Guy Walker and family visit John Starr's home. Liberty Zimmerman travels to Minetonka for Epworth League Institute.
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Wellman
Leslie Carr
John B. Miller
Amish
Bradford
Ad Taylor
Parkston
S. D
Charles Rhinehart
Cedar Rapids
B. H. Taylor
J. N. Carr
Taylor
Ohio
Rhinehart
Bell
Washington
Daisy Weiser
Pasadena
Cal
Dr. Jones
Chicago
E. F. Smith
J. W. DeVoe
Guy Walker
Keswick
John Starr
Church Notes Weekday Meeting Announcements
The Journal lists announcements for weekday church meetings across several congregations. Details include scheduling details, participating groups, and upcoming service notes for readers seeking attendance or involvement.
First Methodist Episcopal Church Weekly Meetings and July Closures
The church lists a Monday calendar with Home Guards meeting at 2 30 with Miss Elsie Will 109 West Fifth Street and an 8 00 Sunday school board monthly meeting A Thursday 7 45 mid week prayer meeting led by the pastor The church will close on Sunday nights July 26 August 2 and for the July 30 prayer meeting to accommodate chautauqua services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Elsie Will
West Fifth Street
Sunday School Board
Grace English Lutheran Church Event Schedule
The Grace English Lutheran Church invites all members and friends to weekly gatherings. Monday evening class at 7 30 p m, Tuesday catechetical lecture at 7 45 p m, Wednesday Ladies Aid at 2 00 p m, Thursday prayer meeting at 7 45 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Prayer meeting and Ladies' Aid schedule at South Muscatine church
German M. E. Church announces a prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7 45 at the South Muscatine chapel. Ladies' Aid meets at the parsonage Wednesday afternoon, at the church Thursday afternoon, and at Mrs. John Lemkau's home in South Muscatine Thursday afternoon. C E Baumgarten is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
South Muscatine
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Lemkau
C. E. Baumgarten
Bucklen's Amica Salve Heals Bruises Sore and Burns
A promotional notice for Bucklen's Amica Salve sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store. The ointment is advertised to heal bruises sores and burns quickly and is offered at 25 cents. The item reads like an old fashioned patent medicine ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amica
Havercamp
Peekaboo Solon in Trouble Over Feminine Fashions
Atlanta July 20. Representative Glenn who proposed a Georgia bill to ban rainbow stockings peekaboo waists and similar attire says men are trapped into marriage by such outfits. He has received threatening letters from women nationwide, with three from Atlanta suggesting he should be killed. Glenn seeks legislative protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Glenn
Georgia
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Cal. W. Smith
E. B. Carter
Letts
J. A. Leyda
Rock Island
A. M. Leffingwell
Muscatine
Clinton
George Mockmore
Wilton
George Simmons
L. C. Kautz
Mollie Powelankey
Vera Cummings
C. M. Robertson
W. S. Robertson
Gertrude Peck
David Glick
Max Siegel
Lena Glick
Becca Diamond
Abe Glick
Lone Tree
J. K. Tyler
Musecatine
Northern Illinois Fye Specialists Association
Hagerman
Jean Darrow
A. H. Bloomer
Lake Township
Grace Wilson
Hutchinson
Mulberry Avenue
Eva McCloskey
Mark Coyner
Clinton, Ia
Z. W. Hutchinson
Clayton Morford
Roscoe Avenue
Columbus Junction
Louisa County
L. A. Baker
Burlington
Fred Verink
Margaret Seidlitz
Saint Louis
Gertrude Titus
West Second Street
Castoria
I Ly FI
Mira Hershey Lumber Company
Michigan
Otheigan
Frankfort Glen
Egant Lake Steamships
Missouri
Illinois
Mackinac
Mid
Northport
Charlevoix
Petoskey Bay
P.A
We-que-ton-sing
Roaring Brook
Harbor Springs
St. Ignace Mackinac Island
Cheboygan
Great Lakes
E. End Mich
ST. Or
Rush ST. Bridge
Assembly
Hawkeye Men
National Conser
Vation Commission
Youghiogheny
Monongahela
Pittsburg
Youchiogheny
Pittsboro
Connelsville
John
First Presbyterian Church
J. N. Elliott
J. G. Mitchell
W. A. Montgomery
Williamsburg
Young Women’s Guild
South
Howe
Joe Griff
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Thompson
Grace English Lutheran Church
Peekaboo Solon
Geo. Bitman
M. Kautz Baking Co
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