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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1935

Page

10

W P A Director L A Hill Visits Muscatine Cedar River Project

Iowa Works Progress Administration state director L A Hill visited Muscatine to discuss Cedar River Recreational Development plans. He said a regional administrator would be appointed soon, with Davenport likely hosting the conference, and stressed using relief and non relief labor to provide permanent jobs.

Muscatine L. A. Hill Works Progress Administration Cedar River Hill New Works Progress Administration Iowa Davenport Muscatine County

Bank cashier resigns to join Gilman bank

West Branch First State Bank assistant cashier R W Millen resigns to become cashier of Citizens Savings Bank in Gilman. Mrs Millen also resigns as West Branch music supervisor to move with her husband. They have long lived in West Branch and will relocate with two sons Richard and Philip. No replacements named for bank or school posts.

West Branch R. W. Millen First State Bank Citizens Savings Bank of Gilman Millens Millen Citizens Savings Bank State Bank Richard Philip E. L. Fisher Margaret Petersen Cedar Falls New Sharon

Public Card Party Hosted by St Marys Rosary Society

A Wilton event next Wednesday afternoon features a public card party under St Marys Rosary Society with tables for five hundred euchre and bunco starting at 2 pm Lunch will be served by the social committee.

Ft. Madison Ottumwa Lois Turner Maquoketa William Steinbeck Alfred Marolf East Fifth Street

Chief Outlines Approved Hand Signals for Auto Drivers

Police chief W E Longstreth notes many accidents could be prevented if drivers use proper signals before turning or stopping. Laws in Illinois Iowa and Muscatine traffic ordinance require signaling before movement when actions affect pedestrians or other cars. Signals: left turn horizontal arm, right turn upward, stop downward. Movement must be safe before proceeding.

W. E. Longstreth Ilinois Iowa Muscatine

Rev Todd to Lead Keota Conference at Methodist Church

Ottumwa district superintendent the Rev W J Todd will preside over the fourth quarterly conference on Thursday evening August 1 at the Keota Methodist church. Rev O B Rogers and family are visiting in Michigan and Illinois and plan to return for the conference.

Keota W. J. Todd Ottumwa O. B. Rogers Rogers Robert Michigan Illinois J. A. Sharp Amy Williams Stella Sloat Gyle and Lyle Miller A. W. Miller Samuel Statler Columny Junction Harlan Raymond Graf

Cedar county Four-H picnic draws about sixty attendees

The annual Cedar county Four-H club picnic was held in Weed park at Muscatine on Friday with about 60 in attendance. Harvest activities reduced turnout. Representatives from six local clubs attended. Jess Richardson of Iowa City, organizer of Townsend Plan clubs, spoke at the Townsend Plan meeting in the courthouse Friday.

Tipton Cedar County Weed Park Muscatine Jess Richardson Iowa City Court House

High Prairie Group Visits at Riverside and Muscatine

High Prairie church activities note Sunday visits by families to Riverside Muscatine and Wapello. Guests include Pagels Harbaugh Minder and Hoopes families with Allen Eichelberger and others. Betty McCulley played piano solo at Bible school services as the church music committee is named.

High Prairie Herman Pagel Edna Pagel Fred Havel Riverside Helen &Caull Kalona Pagel Eldon Vanatta Junior Potter William Thomas Melvin Thomas Illinois City C. J. Phillips C. W. Harbaugh Alice Harbaugh Clifford Robert Harbaugh Paul Johnson Muscatine Evelyn Phillips Earl Bowlby Muprenthe C. J. Minder and Son Kenneth Wiederrecht Wapello Kenneth Miller Fred Bahin Clyde Goldsberry and Sons M. E. Eichelberger C. J. Minder L. J. Boshart E. W. Hoopes Betty McCulley High Prairie Church

Farm Bureau Board Sets Annual River Excursion

Muscatine County Farm Bureau outlines plans for a river excursion aboard the steamer J. B. to Davenport. Board members approved the schedule at a Saturday meeting in the courthouse with county agent Carl E. Rylander announcing the 9:30 a.m. departure from Muscatine and a late afternoon return.

Muscatine

Six From County Attend Camp at Fort Des Moines

Muscatine county sends six youths to the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Des Moines. The one month session ends August 8. Entrants include George Colloch George W. Eversmeyer Ernest and Glen Crene and Andy J. Enderel from West Liberty and Lester L. Pike of Nichols. Training groups differ by year of attendance, with four years earning potential second lieutenant rank. Mornings cover military training while afternoons feature athletics and recreation including boxing bouts and dances.

Muscatine County Citizens Military Fort Des Moines George Colloch Logan Street George W. Eversmeyer E. Fulham Avenue Ernest Glen Crene Andy J. Enderel West Liberty Lester L. Pike Nichols

Birthday Gathering Honors Frank Angerer at Roederer Home

Aloysius Roederer hosted a lawn party Thursday evening for Frank Angerer and friends including Clifford Doran Eddie Moylan Junior Budelier Paul Finck and several Budelier Bakers Grunder Maher and others. The Presbyterian Ladies auxiliary held a mid summer meeting in church parlors with over 60 attendees featuring piano solos readings and vocal numbers.

Aloysius Roederer Wilton Frank Angerer Clifford Doran Eddie Moylan Junior Budelier Paul Finck Eugene Leo Budelier Junior Cletus Baker Wayne Grunder Danny Maher Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary Eleanor Pfeiffer Gretchen Martin Doris Sample Vera Soukup Mary Ida Maurer A. C. Baumgartner L. R. Friederichsen Mark Collier Helen Shuger Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church

Cedar Farm Bureau to Meet Wednesday Night

The Cedar township Farm Bureau schedules a night meeting for Wednesday at the Send Prairie schoolhouse. Families should bring cookies and juice of two lemons. An 8 30 p.m. musical program is planned. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Mahlon Parsons and daughter Francis of Muscatine.

C. A. Shellabarger Alice Richard William Reddick Letts

Jolly Twenty Club Meeting Postponed

The Jolly Twenty club meeting in Grandview is postponed one week and will be held at Mrs. Alma Reed’s home on August 7. George Hamilton and son Keith of Chicago visited the George Hascher home. Mrs. Hingst learned of her aunt Mrs. Whitaker’s death in East Moline. Mrs. Fath of Northfield visited her nieces in the area. Sam Overholt and daughter Marie hosted Columbus Junction visitors at the Latta home.

George Hascher John Walter F. W. Allen Sam Overholt Marie Columbus Junction Sam Latta

Charles Roberts Taken by Death

Charles Roberts 72 a retired farmer died at 3 30 a m Sunday at his North Columbus street home after a two day illness of heart disease He was born November 18 1862 near Springdale Iowa and lived in Cedar county His surviving family includes his widow son Forest Roberts and brother J A Roberts of St Joseph Mo The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 pm from the Columbus Street home with Rev Horace C Larsen in charge Burial will be in the Pe Dee Cemetery near Springdale

West Liberty Charles Roberts North Columbus Street Preston Martha Roberts Ohio Iowa Cedar County Springdale Dennison Emma Mackie Iowa City Forest Roberts J. A. Roberts St. Joseph Lewis Roberts Chicago S. C

Concord Group Joins Carlson Family Birthday Event

Concord Group members visit Carlsons in Silvis and join the Frisk family for Ronald Carlson’s first birthday. Earnest Littrel from Chicago visits the L M Dallmeyer home while Bobbie McConahay stays with his grandparents in Morning Sun.

Concord V. R. Frisk Leonard Frisk Silvis Ronald Chester Carlson Earnest Littrel Chicago L. M. Dallmeyer Bobbie McConahay Morning Sun W. S. McConahay Andy Johnson Moline

Illinois City News and Social Visits Report

Mrs T F Jeans and Mrs Donald Byttle with daughter Mary Jean of Houston Texas visit Mrs Jeans’s niece Mrs Frank Fowler Jr in Illinois City. Ernest Le Quatte family plans two week vacation visiting relatives in Iowa and Wisconsin. William Bruner of Tulsa and Claude Bruner of Lubbock visit S M Powell and Tyler homes. Mrs Bessie Wylie, long Rock Island sanitarium patient, spent weekend at home with nurse. Dorothy Wylie stays with the Taylors this week.

Nlinois T. F. Jeans Donald Byttle Mary Jean Houston Tex Jeans Frank Fowler Ernest le Quatte Edward Mabel Dorothy Iowa Wisconsin William Bruner Tulsa Okla Claude Bruner Lubbick S. M. Powell Tyler Bessie Wylie Rock Island Sanitarium Ilinois City Dorothy Wylie Herbert Taylor

Nichols Juveniles Schedule Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall

Nichols Juveniles of the Nichols-Members group will meet in the Odd Fellows hall at 2 p.m. August 1 to plan for the convention in Muscatine August 3. Mrs. Rhoda Sutton serves as director. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shannon of St Louis visited Mrs. Clarence Metcalf, sister of Mr. Shannon.

Nichols Royal Neighbor Juveniles Organization Odd Fellows Hall Muscatine Rhoda Sutton Nichols Juveniles Lloyd Shannon St. Louis

Deeds Recorded In Muscatine and Surrounding Areas

Deeds filed show Muscatine Building and Loan Assn to James T. Sissel for lot 25, block 43 of Park Place addition. Leo Werner to Flora B. Werner includes part of lot 4, block 2, Kemble and Fuller addition. Meeker to Muscatine County covers part of section 7-76-3W. Helen H. Bartlett to Thomas R. Truempy covers lot 5 and part of lot 4, block 18, A Smalley’s addition. Edmonds to Bernice S. Edmonds includes lot 6 and part of lot 7, block 40. Ray Murphy, insurance commissioner, to Lincoln National Life Insurance Co. lots 3 and 1 in Edward Bobb’s addition, section 32-76-4W. The reduction plan would convert farm land to a 28 mile wide strip from New York to San Francisco.

Helen H. Bartlett Thomas R. Truempy A. Smalley C. A. Edmonds Bernice S. Edmonds Ray Murphy Lincoln National Life Insurance Company Edward Bobb New York San Francis

West Liberty Bank to pay 10 percent dividend to depositors

Receivership officials announced checks totaling 32 215 27 dollars will be distributed to 854 depositors of the former People s State bank beginning Tuesday. This 10 percent dividend adds to a 40 percent dividend paid at opening last June. Checks available at the Iowa State Bank building.

West Liberty Bank West Liberty People’s’ State Bank Iowa State Bank

V F W Delegation Attends Picnic in First Iowa District

A 19 member Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary delegation from Muscatine attended the first district meeting at Fort Madison. Muscatine officers included C. R. Kennedy E W Rolland and Mrs Lillian Martin. Speakers were E R Crane Dunham Kennedy and Walsh. Delegation planned to attend the state department meeting in Newton on August 10 and 11.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Auxiliary of Muscatine Ft. Madison C. R. Kennedy E. W. Rolland Lillian Martin Women’s Auxiliary E. R. Crane Cherokee Dunham Washington Kennedy Walsh Burlington State Department Newton

Corn Measurements Must Be Submitted in Muscatine County

Muscatine county corn contract signers were warned by William Cashman president of the county association that all corn must be measured and the measurements filed at the Farm Bureau office by August 1 or payment will be suspended in the township. Excess corn must be destroyed by August 3. Cashman urged signers to report at once and complete Farm Bureau records.

Muscatine County William Cashman County Association Farm Bureau Cashman

Radio License Costs Limit Italian Listeners

In Italy the price of a radio receiver license is high and only about 200000 listeners remain in a population of 40000000.

Italy

County Employees and Families Picnic Planned for Wednesday

County auditor Kenneth Coder announced a picnic for county employees and their families on Wednesday afternoon at Smalley’s pasture near League field. Officials urged all staff to attend and enjoy the event.

Smalley’s Pasture League Field Kenneth Coder

County 4-H Camp Opens Friday at Rotary Lodge

Edgar Rogers Muscatine county Farm Bureau leader announced a Four-H club camp at Rotary lodge with about 45 boys expected to attend. The event runs Friday through Sunday with a Sunday noon picnic for boys and families. Some participants come from Louisa county. meetings in Louisa county were scheduled this week, leading to no Muscatine 4-H club meetings.

Edgar Rogers Muscatine County Louisa County Rogers Letts Livestock Earl Wilson Columbus Junction Henry Oakes

Tubby Seeks Truth As Woman Faces Mixed Up Night

The scene continues with a woman distressed by recent events, lamenting over Bret's arrival and unsure of how to proceed. Tubby urges her to confide everything, hinting there is more she has not revealed as the narrative resumes.

Tubby Bret

Court House Outdoor Games Supper Announced

The court house will close at noon and remain closed all afternoon. Outdoor games and contests are planned and a supper will be served.

Court House

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