SODALITY OF ST MATHIAS CHURCH TO HOST LAWN SOCIAL
The Young Ladies Sodality of St Matthias church announces a lawn social on Wednesday June 29 on St Matthias hill. committees include officers and purchasing treasurer Mary Foley president Agnes Fuller and others handling grounds illumination music advertising tables chairs candy booth and multiple ice cream tables. A Muscatine guest list notes Mr and Mrs Ed Elliott attended a Davenport housewarming with about thirty five youths at 815 Belle avenue Joyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sodality
ST. Matthias Church
St. Matthias Hill
Mary Foley
Agnes Fuller
Ada Rolland
Felicitas Mackey
Nana Foley
Julia Fuller
Helen Barry
Irene Sneichen
May Ankel
Laurentia Rolland
Margaret Healey
Julia Farrel
Frances Ryan
F. J. Leonard
P. J. Fahey
Helen Ineichen
Florence Hahn
Frances Barry
Tresa Moylan
Irene Ineichen
Fancy Booth
Nellie Foley
Alice Spillane
Emily Fayle
Mary Leysen
Mollie Murphy
Michael Flannery
Muscatine
Ed. Elliott
Davenport
Davenport Times
J. F. Hann
Belle Avenue
McCubl
Ava, millOut
Jonntiaun and Son
St Matthias Industrial Meets at Mrs Goldsberry Home
About thirty members of the St Matthias Industrial visited Mrs W D Goldsberry at 411 Pine Street Tuesday evening. They spent time sewing and socializing. The next regular meeting is planned for Thursday afternoon at the rectory of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Matthias Industrial
Goldsberry
W. D. Goldsberry
Pine Street
Lecture on Missionaries by Samuel Neal at Sweetland church
The Ladies Aid of Sweetland Methodist Episcopal church announce Samuel Neal of Washington will give a lecture on missionaries and their work next Friday at 8 o clock. The event is hosted under the Ladies Aid auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Neal
Washington
Neal
Banner Lodge Industrial Holds Regular Session
Banner lodge industrial members met Tuesday afternoon at the A O S W hall for their regular session. About fifty five gross of operations were completed and refreshments were served by Mrs. Lorenz, Mrs. Kitzer, and Mrs. Walter. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon June 14 with hostesses Mrs. Judison, Mrs. Bell, and Mrs. Greters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glbhan Sassion
Banner Wedge Industrial
Suesuay
A. O. S. W. Wall
Mary Lorenz
Julia Kitzer
Frank Walter
Mrs Heffer Hosts Sewing Circle Meeting
Mrs John Heffer entertained twenty members and guests of the Major John Sewing Circle Tuesday afternoon at 1603 Orange Street with sewing and light refreshments. The group plans to meet again two weeks later on June 14 at Mrs Mary Huffman’s home at Fourth and Orange streets.
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John Heffer
Major
John
Orange Street
Mary Huffman
Fourth
Orange Streets
Mrs Frank McCoy Hosts Kensington O E S
An afternoon of fancy work and social visiting was enjoyed by about twenty members of the O E S Kensington Tuesday. The hostesses included Mrs Frank McCoy with a guest list highlighting local club figures and residents. The gathering featured crafts, tea, and cordial conversation in a neighborhood social set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M'Coy
Kensington
O. E. S. Kensington
Tues
Kensington Club Sets Next Meeting Date On June Fourteenth
A regular meeting of the Kensington ladies club was held at Mrs. Frank McCoy’s home on East Fifth Street. Light refreshments followed the session. The group will reconvene two weeks from today, Tuesday afternoon, June 14, at the Kensington residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCoy
East Fifth Street
Kensington
Forty entertained by Mrs Neff at St Mary's Sewing Society
Forty members of St. Mary's Sewing Society were hosted by president Mrs William Neff at her home on West Fourth Street. The gathering featured social visiting and sewing with light refreshments served by the hostess.
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William Neff
St. Mary's Sewing Society
West Fourth _ street
Trinity Guild Members to Be Entertained at Pitchforth Home
Mrs John Pitchforth and Miss Susan Stone will host Trinity Guild members of Trinity Episcopal church Thursday at 2 o'clock at 516 East Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
John Pitchforth
Susan Stone
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pitchforth
East Sixth Street
Fearful Slaughter of Deadly Microbes in Doctor Kings Discovery
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery for throat and lung diseases offered at 50 cents or one dollar by Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store.
Resolutions of Respect for George Lampher
The Shelby Norman Post No 231 G A R Iowa drafts memorial resolutions for Comrade George Lampher who died May 9 1910 and was buried with military honors at Greenwood cemetery The adjutant will record the resolutions mail copies to his widow at West Liberty and provide to the city press for publication. Signed by G W Schreurs Henry Gurtner and John Feustel as committee members.
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Shelby Norman Post
George Lampher
Dept
Iowa
Greenwood Cemetery
Lampher
Muscatine
Grand Army of the Republic
West Liberty
Post
City Press
Sunday school program set for Children’s Day
Pike Township reports a Sunday school program at Adams District No. 1 planned for Sunday night June 12 for Children’s Day. Local residents Edith Florence from Makauketa visits aunt Mrs. Henry Sitter while families, farmers, and visitors share notes on replanting corn after seed rotted.
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Pike Township
Adams District No. 1
Edith Florence
Maquoketa
Henry Sitter
Margaret Burk and Son
Gersie
F. B. Mapes
Little Burg
Adams
J. Lukenbach
Muscatine
Henry Myers and
It will pay every housewife to look to her
A brief domestic advice item urges housewives to focus on personal savings, household management, and prudent spending as a path to financial security. The column frames careful budgeting and self reliance as essential daily practice.
Dainty White Dresses for Special Occasions
June showing features lace embroidery and lawn white dresses priced from 5 to 25 dollars. Alteration department offers a perfect fit free of charge.
Economical gingham dresses offered at modest prices
The store promotes dainty gingham and printed lawn dresses as affordable and attractive options. Enthusiastic about the showing, customers can find suitable styles at prices ranging from $1.50 to $7.50.
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Jaques Mfg. Co
Chicago
Banner
Lobpge Industrial
J. H. Mundt
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Carl M. Bartemeier
Edward A. Berg
Henry Cashman
Lorenz Ign. Goetzmann
Mark Healey
Louis Huber
Joseph Kollmann
Joseph Missel
Leo Noll
Ralph Noll
Laurence O'Toole
Joseph Roelle
William Schlippf
Edward Herr
Olga Elizabeth Avesing
Margareth Elizabeth Dietrich
Agnes Helena Connor
Lilly Gr
G. W. Schreurs
Henry Gurtner
John Feustel
Moscow
Kate Myers
Cc. E. Chesebro
N. Boss
Rock Island
Lincoln
Lincoln, In
Wm. Meyers
Lone Tree
Harry Dodson
Chas. Petry
Iowa City
Peter Haur
Minnie
Chas. Perczek
Gladys
A. Timmerman
Jno. O'Leary
Minnie Hauri
J. Buline
Morocco
Lisle
Corieo
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