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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1928

Page

4

Council Plans Billboard License Fee Action

Muscatine city council scheduled a license tax for billboards along with other revenue items. Alderman John Richley urged City Attorney Frank Drake to draft the ordinance and move to notify owners of a billboard on Hershey avenue to remove within 15 days. A second billboard on Mulberry avenue drew aldermanic displeasure and was ordered moved back from the property line by its width.

Muscatine John Richley Frank Drake Fourth Ward Henry Matthiessen Drake

Ainsworth Calendar Outlines Graduations and Visits

Neal Sands returns from Bloomfield to spend time in Ainsworth before teaching at Culver this summer. A social backward party hosted by Mrs. Madge Morris. Mrs. I K Beal and Gertrude attend Sterling college commencement where Margaret Beal graduates. Keith Goltry and Wanda Spessard host guests. Mrs. Ralph Morris returns from Chicago after visit. Methodist parsonage torn down for a modern home. Rev Mr Krenmyre to reside in E. G. Rabenold house during building. Ladies Aid met. building plans discussed. Ainsworth high school commencement held with Girly Glee club music. Olive Hawkins class historian. Wilma Pearson piano. Rev Mr Shaw of Delta gave address. Diplomas to Olive Hawkins Harvey Sands Martha Sands Ellen Wolfe Ellen Boyd. Mrs. Sarah Marr and daughter Mary visit from Long Beach for summer. Rev Hal Norton and Ottawa Kas family visit J A Marsh. Norton is Ottawa College vice president.

Ainsworth Neal Sands Bloomfield Culver Madge Morris I. K. Beal Gertrude Sterling Kas Margaret Beal Keith Goltry Fairfield Wanda Spessard Ralph Morris Chicago Methodist Krenmyre E. G. Rabenold Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Mary Long Beach Calif Hal Norton Ottawa J. A. Marsh Ottawa College

Obituary notices from Wellman for James and Brown families

Mrs Jona than James died Sunday at her West street home. Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with burial in Wellman cemetery. Eunice Brown died Sunday at age 85 at her daughter’s home Mrs John Birkey Private services followed by burial in Wellman cemetery.

Wellman Ita Jonathan James West Street R. J Arms A Schwimley Methodist Church Wellman Cemetery Eunice Brown John Birkey

Dont Make a Toy Out of Babys Nervous System

An article argues against using babies as toys for amusement noting that over handling can cause vomiting irritability and sleep problems. It recommends Castoria a safe vegetable remedy with the wrapper includes a motherhood book and claims physicians endorse it for colic diarrhea and other baby ailments.

Chas. H. Fletcher

Bloomington Best Club Meets at Mahaffey Home

Bloomington Best club gathers at Miss Edith Mahaffey’s home for a Saturday luncheon program featuring club songs, a roll call with ten questions, a business meeting, demonstrations on dainty sandwiches macarons potatoes and leavening agents, a health talk, picture study, music memory work, and other activities with the noted participants. Lucretia Howard hosts a Thursday dinner party at 1005 Oregon street with a noon meal and floral table decoration.

Bloomington Mahaffey Best Club Edith Mahaffey Celia Arlene Vanatta Ruth Lefever Frances Frevermuth Helen Hoag Lucretia Howard Oregon Street

Mothers Are Guests At Fulton Four-H Club Meeting

Mothers of club members attended as guests at a Fulton Industrial Four-H mother and daughter meeting at Miss Florence Soehnke home. A wholewheat bread scoring contest awarded first to Margaret Puls, second to Dorothy Kuendel, third to Anna Borcher. readings were given by Helen Springmeier Bessie Rohlf and Margaret Puls. Anna Borcher was initiated as a new member. Dorothy Kuendel and Margaret Puls were chosen delegates to the June short course. An all day meeting was scheduled at Miss Helen Springmeier's home Tuesday.

Felton Club Fulton’ Industrial Four Anna Borcher Dorothy Kuendel Margaret Puls Helen Springmeier

Montpelier Four-H club bakes date nut rolls and Parkerhouse rolls

Lessons in baking were given for the Montpelier Four-H club on Wednesday at Mrs. Florence Snell's home. Rosella Scheetz Vera Schroeder Hazel Pulse Clara Scheetz and Charlotte Lobdel demonstrated date nut rolls finger twists and Parkerhouse rolls. Two visitors attended. The club will meet Saturday at Rosella and Clara Scheetzs home.

Montpelier Four-H Club Florence Snell Rosella Scheetz Vera Schroeder Hazel Pulse Clara Scheetz Charlotte Lobdel Rosella

Curry OBrien wedding announced for June fifth

Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Mary Curry of Taylor Ridge Illinois to William O'Brien Jr. of Davenport. The ceremony will be at the early morning mass Tuesday June 5 in St Ambrose College chapel. Miss Esther Curry and Roman Molach of Mormon Illinois will be attendants. A series of pre nuptial parties have been given for the bride elect in Taylor Ridge and Davenport.

Taylor Ridge Davenport

Two Piano Pupils to Play Recital Tuesday

Hubert Tipton and Leroy Peck, piano students of Mise Flora J. Man love, will perform a recital at the Musser Library Auditorium at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening, June . The event had been postponed from its original date.

Puptils Hubert Tipton Leroy Peck Mise Flora J. Manlove Will Apppear Musser Library Auditoriuum

Local Pupils Perform In Gottbrecht Recital At Music Library

Miss Mildred Gottbrecht taught violin and piano pupils who presented a public recital at the Musser library auditorium. Selections were performed from memory. A home bake sale by St. Marys Alumnae was deferred to June 9 at the Buzz store. YW classes meet this evening with the community chorus at six and dressmaking at seven.

Y. W

Marriage of Dorothy Vanhorn Planned in Iowa City

Word arrives of the approaching marriage of Miss Dorothy Vanhorn of Iowa City to be held Saturday June 2. Vanhorn, formerly of Atalissa, is granddaughter of Mrs. Louise Lamb and Mr and Mrs Jesse Vanhorn. Witnesses include local families and relatives attending events in nearby towns.

Atalissa Dorothy Vanhorn Iowa City Vanhorn Louise Lamb Jesse Vanhorn FE. W. Lundy Lucinda Lundy Walter Watters Hattie Federlein West Liberty J. A. Kline Marjorie Margaret Federlein R. B. Watters Carl Vanhorn University Hospital E. W. Lundy Alvin Fred Devore Rock Island Julia Britton W. P. Watters

Iowa Weather and Roads Report Snapshot

Des Moines and major cities report fair to clear skies and good road conditions. Ottumwa Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Keokuk Council Bluffs Creston Fort Dodge Marshalltown Iowa City Clinton Davenport all noted as clear or partly cloudy with good travel implications.

Des Moines Ottumwa Waterloo Cedar Rapids Dubuque Keokuk Council Bluffs Creston Fort Dodge Marshalltown Iowa City Clinton Davenport

North Prairie Social Club Hosts Kensington Meet

North Prairie West Liberty Iowa residents attended a Kensington at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Bennett with roll call on Our Favorite Poems and Their Authors and a winning guessing contest by Mildred Lawton. Several local couples visited Davenport Iowa for gatherings and farm projects.

West Liberty Frank Herrold Minerva Gates Ivan Gates Davenport Ed Moore West Branch John Scriner Iowa City John Basher Downey Herbert Wilson North Prairie Kensington Will Bennett Genevieve Hollingsworth Alice Owen Mildred Lawton Ida Halstead Sam Buckman Jane Jenkinson Walter Lawton Abe Bennett Frank Robinson Ralph Schooley Glenn Ivey Inez Burns Bobby Cedar Rapids Pearl Ivey Pasadena Calif James Stafford Harry Schooley Leo Jehle John Anderson Muscatine John Schriner

The West African Table-Land Forest Exhibits Curious Trees

A remarkable forest on a six mile wide table-land near the West Coast of Africa features trees with trunks up to four feet in diameter yet only a foot tall. Each tree bears no more than two leaves, each leaf reaching about two feet in breadth.

Africa

Reception Held at Workman Home

A reception was hosted Tuesday evening at Mr. and Mrs. William Workman’s home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Workman. Many relatives and friends from Blue Grass Indiana Muscatine Chicago and Viola Illinois attended along with local residents. The Providence Baptist church memorial service Sunday featured Rev. E A Bentzinger and included Civil War veteran Isaac Foster.

Helen Downey Albert Workman George Freyermuth William Freyermuth Anta Freyermuth Robert Workman Woodhull Providence Baptist Church Cordova Ill Dorothy Wulf Blue Grass Rodney Workman Pauline Feldman Marjorie Rector Ruth Nussbaum Dan Kleist Mattie Workman Millersburg Clarence Maynard Viola W. Workman E. A. Bentzinger Muscatine Isaac Foster

Court Hears Plea for Habeas Corpus

Nellie Angel of Davenport seeks a writ to gain custody of her son Clarence E Robinson, years old, with Judge D Y Jackson presiding in district court. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Craven of Park Avenue are named to surrender the boy to the mother.

Nellie Angel Davenport Clarence E. Robinson D. Y. Jackson Rothwell Craven Park Avenue Craven

Fort Thomas Boxer Jimmy Neal Beats Patch in Indianapolis Bout

Fort Thomas Kentucky fighter Jimmy Neal from Dayton Ohio knocked out Pete Patch of Indianapolis in a notable boxing clash. The bout determined a decisive stoppage in the later rounds.

Fort Thomas Jimmy Neal Dayton Pete Patch Indianapolis

Denmark's Flag Is World’s Oldest National Banner

The oldest national flag still in use is Denmark's, adopted in 1219. The Dannebrog has flown since medieval times, symbolizing long national continuity and historic heraldry.

Denmark

Local Businessman John W. Robinson Dies at 72

John W. Robinson, 72, former Muscatine pool hall operator and owner of 25 East Second street building, died at 5 45 AM after a long illness. Born in Nova Scotia February 12, 1856, he moved to Muscatine as a child. Survived by two brothers Ike in Canada and Jake in British Columbia. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at Wittich Funeral Home with Rev. E A Bentzinger. burial in Harper Cemetery at Sweetland.

John W. Robinson East Second Street Mr. Robinson Nova Scotia Muscatine Walnut Street Ike Canada Jake British Columbia Wittich Funeral Home E. A. Bentzinger Harper Cemetery Sweetland

Cooler Weather to Hit Iowa Section Tonight

The weather forecast predicts cooler conditions for this section of Iowa with fair weather extending into Saturday. This morning’s official low was 64 degrees at 7 am, within four degrees of May’s record, and the river stage fell to 6.5 feet.

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