Miss Taylor Resigns as Head of YW in Muscatine GA
Misa Mary Robertson becomes assistant secretary and cafeteria head as the Young Women's Christian Association in Muscatine undergoes leadership changes. Miss Taylor resigns effective August 1 after serving since last September, returning to Kansas City for a vacation with her parents before future plans are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Luetla Taylor
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Taylor
Lenal Association
Kansas City
Muscatine
Misa Mary A. Robertson
W. G. Robertson
Falr Oaks
Association
Florence Ruthenburg
Yell Towatone Park
Calo
Misa Robertson
Chicago Training School For Social Service
Guetta Taylor
Young Woman's
Christina Association
Efert
Athle tics Triumph Over Boston in Rome Game
The Athletics defeated Boston 1 to 0 in a Roman era contest noted for pitching by Wyckort and Schung with Collins, Capper, and Thomes contributing. Game played in Boston on June 3 with Philadelphia’s 011 350 010-10 18 0 line blocked by strong defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritt
EL Philadelphia
Boston
Wyckort and Schung
Collins
Capper and Thomes
An Office and a Gentleman Vitagraph Screen Preview
A brief notice highlights the Vitagraph film An Office and a Gentleman as a standout sister offering that audiences should seek out, praising its quality and appeal.
Muscatine in Local Moving Pictures
Community cinema in Muscatine shows local films with early entry urged to avoid lines. Admission remains 1 cent, with 5000 feet of film per screening.
Hay Market Site 10 to be Discussed
The council will meet Friday to review voter choice on relocating the Hay Market site and to determine a location for the new city wall. Alder men may finalize a site at that meeting, as last year’s options have expired and new acquisitions are likely needed without delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onte Dake
Default Day Marked By Entries In Docket
In the district court before Judge L J Horn midsummer term default was entered in I Holman v Hla Sable with a $574.99 judgment for foreclosure of a mortgage. Other entries include Holliday v Holliday Moling Furniture Co v J M Brown and Guest Piano Co v J S Holmes. James McGuskin named guardian. vestimentary letters issued to executor John Frayermuth. A motion for a more specific statement was filed in C B Stutford v A Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
L. J. Horn
I. Holman
Hla Sable
Doniuls
Holliday
Moling Furniture Company
J. M1. Brown
Guest Piano Company
J.8
Holmes
John Mevey
James McGuskin
Wilton
John Frayermuth
John Foster
C. B
Stutford
Armstrong
Grand Jury binds Brade Jr Brage on assault charge
William Brade Jr Ben Brage and William Brade were bound over to the grand jury by Judge Bow on charges of assault with intent to inflict great bodily harm after a melee south of the city yesterday. Connor Pined and Frank Connor were fined 95 dollars for intoxication this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Brade,Jr
William Brade, Jr
Ben Brage
John A. Bowin
Connor
Frank Connor
Rowan An
Summer Institute Discontinued In County
The Muscat area will not hold the annual and summer teachers institute this year. New state law requires institutes to occur during the school year, so several days of meetings will be held next October instead of a ten day summer session. Prof. Bradley notes inquiries about continuing summer sessions and mentions funding considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatting
Lawa
Bradley
Walgss
Seventh Annual Auroran Is Most Ambitious High School Paper
The seventh issue of The Auroran, Muscatine High School’s annual, will go on sale tomorrow. It contains 72 pages of reading material and photos of students, faculty, and activities. The staff dedicates the issue to Miss Louise Barker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auroran
Muscatine High School
Louise I. Barker
Moentuers
Dsag
Clodine Steller
Yarnon, Cone
Margaret McDormd
iMliss Winifred Cronin
Ralf Grigsby
Agnes Schwertieger
Gladys Hudler
Local Societies Plan Events And Visiting Guest
Society notes show G B Chapter 22 meeting at Mrs D H Block to make bouquets for graves. Major John Sewing Circle to meet at Mrs Ray Mark’s. Twilight Twisglars plan a Weed Park picnic. St Mary’s Wilton hosts ice cream supper and dance at the three miles south of Wilton. Mrs Ella Olds Payne of Louisville visits Mr and Mrs J B Chaplin on West Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major John Sewing Circle
Ray Mark
J. H. Grasham
Sycamore Street
Davenport
Weed Park
St. Mary's Cathore Church
Wilton
Bajesxi Hone
Ella-Olds Payne
Louisville
Myr
J. B. Chaplin
West Fourth Street
Office Girls Hold Picnic at Slough
Roach and Musser Sash and Door Co employees paraded to Slough for an all day outing. The group enjoyed baseball, supper, four rowboats on the water, a dusk bonfire and an Indian dance. Attendees included Alice Clarence, Helen Aghton, Grace Griffin, Imma Mundt, Lilla Bronner, Helen Burns, Jennie Franch, Freda Franch, Caryl Prentiss, Dora Ebers, Henriatta Beckman, Christinn Lemkou, Barbara Hager, Genevieve Crippen, Biol Potter, Edith Leyen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirla
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Co
Slough
Aliie Plarence
Helen Aghton
Grace Griffin
Imma Mundt
Lilla Bronner
Helen Burns
Jennie
Freda Franch
Caryl Prentiss
Dora Ebers
Henriatta Beckman
Chriatinn Lemkou
Barbara Hager
Genevieve Crippen
Biel Potter
Edith Leyaen
Fight After Trip Ends With $1 Fine
Florence Williamson was fined $1 and costs by Judge John G. Coster for assault. Lillian Bursell stated the incident occurred after a boat excursion when two girls allegedly shared free beer and a fight broke out upon reaching shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Williamson
John G. Coster
Lillian Bursell
Williamson
Eha
City School Census 18 Under Way Across Town
The city begins the annual school census with four enumerators counting ages 5 to 21 and heads of families. Figures must be completed by July 1 under the direction of G. R. Stratford, with ward takers W. F. Kuebler Charles Kern H. S. Hurlbut and Miss Mae Schoemaker recording residents and vacant houses for reporting to Secretary Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Statford
W. F. Kuebler
Charles Kern
Hurlbut
Mies Mae Schoemaker
Stafford
Musserville Junior Wesleyan Ice Cream Social Planned
Arrangements are complete for an ice cream social on the Musserville M E church lawn Wednesday June 10. The Junior Wesleyans expect a record-breaking crowd with ice cream candy peanuts pop and other confections. Sherbet will be special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville M. E
Wesleyang
Funeral Held From Emmet Home Today
The funeral for Wilvert La Tourratte was held at 2 p.m. from George Emmett’s home, 301 West Second Street. Dr J B Rendall, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, led services with vocal music by Prof R B George. Interment followed in Greenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Baker, Louis Schwarts, Rudolph Altekruse, George Bodnan, John Parks, and Charles Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilvert la Tourratte
George Emmett
West Second Street
J. B. Rendall
First Presbyterian Church
R. B. George
Greenwood Cemetery
John Baker
Louis Schwarts
Rudolph Altekruse
George Bodnan
John Parks
Charles Butler
Three Taken Into Custody After December High School Vandalism
Five youths admitted involvement in a December incident at the high school. Har old Purdon George Kuan and Paul Xent were arrested by police with two others, none held, who promised to repair the damages. School board members provided the confirmation and noted authorities would determine disposition. Dr F H Little commented on the case but declined further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Harold Purdon
George Kuan
Paul Jxent
Theigh
F. H Little
Fish School
Bellet Hose company to hold officer election meeting
Bellet Hose company will hold its annual officer election at the regular monthly meeting at the hose house on Tuesday evening. Several candidates have announced themselves and a moonlight excursion may be planned for late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melieh Hose Company
Bellet Hose Company
Hose House
Hose Company
Roach and Musser Hose Company Plan Moonlight Excursion
At the Roach and Musser hose company monthly meeting final arrangements were made for a moonlight excursion on a July evening. Tickets will be printed within two weeks and members will try to sell them. The event aims to draw nearly all young people from Roath Muscatine, South Rand Corals. Rev H E Butler and son Raymond, 909 Oregon Street, left for Ainsworth to attend a Methodist conference, with Butler expected home tomorrow evening. The Musserville M H church Ladies Aid met at Hoopes hall with Mrs Butler hosting, sewing tattons and visiting, followed by light refreshments. No business was conducted, next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach and Musser Hose Company
Routh Muscatine
H. E. Butler
Raymond
Oregon Street
Ainsworth
Mr Butler
Buller
Ladies’ Aid Society
Musserville
M. H
Hoopes Hall
H.2. Butler
Alert Excursion Draws Large Crowd on St Paul Steamer
The first Alert Hise company excursion of the season was well attended aboard the steamer St Paul. The boat’s popularity helped draw a large crowd. The next excursion will be an all day trip to the tri-cities, planned for late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alert Hise
St Paul
St. Paul
Alert Company
Colonel Townsend to visit Muscatine for levee talks
Colonel Charles D Townsend president of the Mississippi River Commission plans an inspection trip to the upper Mississippi and will meet Muscatine levee interests to discuss improving the Muscatine Island levee and securing a 10000 appropriation. The commission will not call a special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Townend
Mississippi River Commission
Lns
Mississippi River
Muscatine
Muscating Island
Alice W. Beatty
Townsend
Beatty
St. Louis
Alice Wh. Beatty
Fruitland
Iowa
Misssissippi
Chas
Rev Joseph Hanley Delivers Lecture at Sweetland Church
The Rev. Joseph Hanley spoke at the Sweetland M E church under the Ladies Aid Society. The lecture titled Peace and War With the Nations drew a large crowd and was well received. He will join a chautauqua bureau this summer and continue as his principal lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hanley
Sweetland M. E.schurchky
Hanley
Chautauqua Bureau
Local Methodists Meet In Muscatine District Conference
Local Methodists show interest as the Muscatine District conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church opens at Ainsworth and runs three days. Attending pastors include L Gresley First Church Muscatine H Butler Muscatine East Hill Barker. Scheduled speakers include A Miller Cleveland E Bohn Islehols Brooks Schell Cooper Ottumwa and Barker Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine District
Ghurch
Ainsworts Jast
Gresley
First
Methodist Episcopal
Warncat A. Milter
Cleveland
H F. Bohn
Isleholls
E. ©. Brooks
Muscatine
E.id. Schell
G. &. Cooper
Ottumwa
T. F. Barker
Letts
George Kraus Dies. Longtime Sullivan Associate
George J. Kraus, 63, a longtime associate of "Big Tim" Sullivan, died at his New York home. The obituary notes his decline after Sullivan’s death and references Kraus’s connection to the former congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kraus
Sullivan
Brest
New York
N. Y
George J. Kraus
Big Tim” Sullivan
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Mars
the Athletics
Rome
Princess
Young Women's Ass'n
the Grand Jury
Tomor
High
G. B
Will Maoy
D. H. Block
Second Street
Shaw IS
Auditor
Frank S. Shaw
Tama
Shaw
Ghd
Roach
Musser
EMMET
Laurence Irving
Roach and
Mus+ev Hose Company
Colonel Townsend
WWCTY
Henry Maissnbach
HoronJate
Fay Bennison
Cedar Falls
G. M. ‘Titus
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