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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
7
A five part feature titled The Lady of Quality is promoted as a premier feature, with a one day admission of ten cents. The showing includes Muscatine local moving pictures in two parts and costs fifty dollars for exclusive use for the day.
Announcement of the upcoming marriage of Miss Bertha Margaret Lunvelyen Daniverson of Decatur NL and Clarence A. Muh a of Muscatine Ta is made for Thursday evening June 11 at the bride’s home. The wedding will be at 8 00 p m with relatives and close friends as guests. The couple met at Milken University where both studied.
Miss Minerva Guthupke and Miss Vida Thompson of Muscatine work on establishing a local chapter of the American Institute of Child Life. They hope to hold a public mothers meeting soon to discuss organizing the group. Guthapher, a former missionary and author, gave an illustrated lecture on Personal Experiences in Korea at the Congregational church. The talk covered Korean customs, occupations, and family life, and included stories about the little prince of Korea and the book The Happiest Girl in Korea.
The First Congregational Church hosts a missionary rally Tuesday with a completed toast program led by Mrs. H B Towle and featuring sequence items from Ray A G Graves Mrs J H St John Rev Fred Wangella J A Robbins and others. Attendees include members of city missionary societies and auxiliary groups plus out of town guests.
Secretary of the Treasury John L. Morris and Consul General Eragest Lyon told President Wilson that the receiver in the Liberian loan case has sweeping powers, effectively making him a dictator. The 1912 loan of 1,700,000 was sanctioned by the state department and affected Reed Palse Clarke’s appointment as customs inspector for Kuhn, Lee and Company.
Memorial Day crowd at Iowa City Motor Racing Association meet on half mile grounds saw six injured from crashes at the track. Four victims in motorcycle incidents, two automobile crashes, several tires blown and machinery misfiring. Injured named include Orb Youngberg Waterloo Edward Dusel Cedar Rapids William Dorr Sioux City Leo Hill Waterloo Willard Morgan Cedar Rapids. W Brown listed for auto race and motorcycle events with attempts at track records amid scattered wrecks and mechanical failures.
In St Louis on June 1 the Hoofeds fell 1-0 to the Chifeds in ten innings. Moseley and Rariden, Watson and Wilson batted, while Henning and Ens ery pitched for the Kans City team. Groom and Hartley for St. Louis.
Chicago June 1 Benz pitched no hit ball against the Naps yesterday as the White Sox won 6 to 0. The visiting pitchers proved tough for the Sox while Detroit fell to Browns 4 to 1 in St Louis after a late rally in the eighth inning.
National League results include Chicago 11 over St Louis 1 Cincinnati 26 over Pittsburgh 2 5 in nine innings. American League games show Cleveland 6 over St Louis 1 Detroit 3 over St Louis 4 Philadelphia 3. Federal League Chicago 1 over Indianapolis 9 St Louis 3 over Kansas City 5. Second games list various results and the day’s schedule features Pittburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Detroit Louis at Cleveland Washington at Boston Philadelphia at New York. Two more matchups include Chicago at Kansas City and Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Nichols defeated Letts 6 to 2 in a snappy Sunday afternoon game here. Zeisler struck out 16 for the home team. The Nichols club faced an unusual lineup as their regular pitcher was unavailable to work.
Jnne 1. G W Rourke superintendent of the Islin gis division of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway was today appointed assistant general manager for the Second rdletrict, road switch headquarters in Topeka. Rourke succeeds the late B Smalley, who died after a stroke of paralysis three weeks ago.
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