Memorial Day Observance By Royal Neighbors
Memorial Day services are planned for Sunday June 3 with graveside decoration at Greenwood and St. Marys cemeteries in the morning and a ritual service at Woodman Hall in the afternoon. Delegations including Mrs Charlies Parvin Miss Ada St Clair and Mrs Henry Dealing lead the grave decorating and new markers will be unveiled. Families are urged to attend and flowers may be left with Mrs Charles Parvin.
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Lodge
Greenwood
St. Mary’s
Charlies Parvin
Ada St. Clair
Henry Dealing
Woodman Hall
Charles Parvin
Cedar Street
May Hubacher
Anna Lemkau
Anna Schumacher
Lizzie Neibert
Jane Shaffer
Louisa Appel
Louisa Schroeder
Henrietta Funck
Elizabeth Hacker
Lizzie Dietrich
Emma Rice
Ernestine Beutler
Augusta Lemkau
Mary Schafer
Percella Althaus
Married in the East George Brandt weds Alma Hol yoke in Endicott New York
Announcement from relatives confirms the marriage of George Brandt and Alma Holyoke at Endicott New York. Brandt, brother of Mrs. Charles H. Leu of this place, is a Bundy Manufacturing employee. Holyoke comes from a prominent local family and is active in church and social work. Brandt formerly lived in Muscatine and has many friends here.
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George Brandt
Alma _ Holyoke
Endicott
N. Y
Brandt
Charles H. Leu
C. C. F. Brandt
Louisville, Ky
YWCA Boating Club Plans Evening Rowing Excursion
A large number of YWCA boating club members will take their lunch and go to the slope to spend several hours this evening in rowing.
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Y. W. C. A. Boating Club
Golf Season Opens Today at Geneva Club
The Geneva Golf and Country Club hosts opening matches as Teams led by John S. Sterneman and W. L. Roach vie for supremacy on the greens. Captains pair players to record scores, with Friday matches and handicap adjustments overseen by the club secretary.
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Geneva
Mrs. Rogers Hosts Mite Society Session
The Mite Sewing society met with Mrs. Rogers on East Third street yesterday afternoon for a pleasant afternoon gathering with members from the group.
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Mrs. Rogers
Mite Society
Mite Sewing Society
Lucky Thirteen Club Hosts Pleasant Home Meeting
The Lucky Thirteen Club gathered at Mrs. Alex White's home for a social meeting. In cinch play, Ed Stapleton won first, Will Bryant took second, and Henry Guensing finished third. ice cream and cake were served.
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Lucky Thirteen Club
Alex White
Ed. Stapleton
Will Bryant
Henry Guensing
Coffee Wrecks The Children
Dr. Elias G. Brown the medical examiner for New York City public schools reports that improper diet especially excessive tea and coffee use is a major cause of malnutrition and nervousness among children. City Superintendent William H. Maxwell agrees noting stimulants harm children and urges parent education.
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Elias G. Brown
New York City
New York Public Schools
William H. Maxwell
Next Meeting Set at Mrs Joseph Wilson Home
The notice states the next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Joseph Wilson on East Second Street, indicating a local community gathering and its venue.
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Joseph Wilson
East Second Street
Ladies Aid Meeting at German M E Church
The Ladies Aid Society of the German M E Church met at the church parlors for their monthly business meeting this afternoon, transacting many matters of importance to the group.
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Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Pioneer Industrial Meeting With Mrs Smith
The Pioneer Industrial group met with Mrs Charles Smith on Cypress Street yesterday afternoon for a social session. No definite arrangements were made for the postponed picnic.
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Pioneer Industrial
Chas. Smith
Charles Smith
Cypress Street
Mrs M W Stirlen Hosts Ladies Aid Sewing Day
The Society of the First Baptist church held an all day sewing gathering at Mrs M W Stirlen's Woodlawn avenue home today. Dinner was served at noon and attendees enjoyed a pleasant day.
Miss Slater Hosts Millinery Crew Party
Miss Laura Slater gave the millinery staff a launch party last evening. They enjoyed a river ride to Geneva Island and refreshments furnished by Miss Slater, with the outing described as a pleasurable occasion.
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Miss Slater
Laura Slater
Geneva Island
J D Club Meets Afternoon Hostess And Winners
Mrs. Adam Von Dresky hosted the J D club on East Fighti street. Cinch produced first place for Mrs. Tom Hayes, second for Mrs. Schmer, and third for Mrs. Ed Gremmel. Mrs. Frank Ribak played a piano piece and refreshments were served. Next meeting at Mrs. John Ribak's home.
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J. BD. Club
Adam von Dresky
East Fighti~ Street
J. D. Club
Tom Hayes
Schmer
Ed. Gremmel
Frank Ribak
John Ribak
Five O Clock Marriage At St Marys Rectory
Miss Clara Knopp daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Knopp of Eighth street wed Edward Martin of Moline at St Marys rectory with Rev J S Grieser officiating in front of relatives. Attendants were Miss Jeanette Martin and Miss Helen Knopp. After a wedding supper the couple left for a brief visit in Moline then a tour to Milwaukee before settling in Moline where Mr Martin works for Moline Elevator Company.
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Clara Knopp
J. L. Knopp
Eighth Street
Edward Martin
Moline
St. Mary’s Rectory
J. S. Grieser
Jeanette Martin
Helen Knopp
Milwaukee
Martin
Moline Elevator Company
Last Night of the Exercises at Wapello Graduation
Wapello Iowa June 1 Special graduates entertained a larger audience for the second commencement evening. Lola Weiderrecht spoke on Purpose and Will and Bessie Blanchard on The Royal Palace. Ralph Kreiner and Florence Ruthenberg gave orations, with music by quartets and a chorus. Class prophecies and a class will followed, ending with Miss Jennie Sellers Scent of the Roses and diploma presents by Arthur Springer. Alumni banquet planned for Myron hall this evening.
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Wapello
Lola Weiderrecht
Bessie B. Blanchard
Florence Ruthenberg
Ralph Kreiner
J. Vernon Wefiderrecht
Helen Hartman
Miss Hartman
Hallie Jamison
Jennie G. Sellers
Miss Sellers
Arthur Springer
M. E. Todd
Myron Hall
Firemen Convene to Nominate City Fire Officers
Muscatine Fire Department members meet at city hall on Monday evening June 5 at 7 30 for a nominating ballot. Officers to be nominated include chief engineer first assistant and second assistant chief, with city council confirmation. Per order Louis C Kautz Fire Chief.
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Muscatine
Milwaukee Firemen Rally For Reduced Clinton Fare
Rail officials in Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul reaffirmed a $1.50 round trip rate for Milwaukee firemen traveling to Clinton for the tournament. A special train leaves Milwaukee at 5 30 am on June 20 arriving in Clinton in time for the parade. About 490 to 500 locals are expected to ride saving money and boosting turnout.
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Herman Gremmel
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Milwaukee
Clinton
Box of Monkeys to Highlight High School Play
The high school will present A Box of Monkeys on Monday June 4 at 8 p m. Senior class play also promotes attendance with Frank Ashcraft handling sewer and water connections inquiries. Local events include a 2:30 p m Sunday baseball at the fairgrounds All Stars vs Turks and a Rock Island circuit circus passing through town with a large special train.
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Fairgrounds
Fred Leu, Jr
W. H. Koepping
Davenport
Graff
G. F. Griffen
Washington
Talbot
Rock Island
Cedar Township Republicans to caucus at Cedar Center
Cedar Township Republicans will hold a caucus at the Cedar Center school house on Tuesday evening, June 5, at 8 o'clock p m for selecting delegates to the republican county convention in Muscatine on Saturday, June and to transact other business. J F Williams, Committeeman.
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Cedar Township
Cedar Center
Muscatine
J. F. Wiliams
Baseball Sunday at fair grounds
Baseball Sunday at fair grounds invites fans to Mission 15c for a casual event. Promoters urge attendance with a cheerful call to attendance and a reminder to not miss the outing.
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Chas. Leu
Club
Golf Goods
Hayes
Florence Ruthen
Walter Schwab
Firemen’s Convention
Fire Department
India
Primrose
Axminster
Toben, Maione & Co
Railroad
Bodman’s
Frank Ashcraft
Iowa Avenue
Chas. Franco
Bodman
O. L. Foster
Letts
Wilson Shoe Store
Holmes & Manrose
Fisch & Son
Texas
Sterlin
Bodman’s Grocery
S. Wilson
Prairie City
S. F. Sawyer
Ill
Smalley Farm
H. J. Heinz Co
Henry Heuer
Lone Run
H. F. Barnard Co. Jewelers
Page
Chas. H. Stone
Fair Grounds
Castoria
Lidice
Wilton
West Liberty
Iowa
Dr. J. 4. Waldron
George Eitman
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