Memorial Day Observed At Island M E Church
Memorial services at Island Methodist Episcopal church honored Civil War veterans and current soldiers. Hon. RB Warner delivered a patriotic address to a large congregation, with musical selections, solos, and a large service flag dedication. A long honor roll listed Civil War veterans and Island volunteers, supported by Woman's Relief Corps and Shelby Norman Post.
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RB. M. Warner
Island Methodist Episcopal Church
Island
Woman's Relief ‘Corps
Shelby Norman Post
United States
Warner
George W. Barber
America
Hazel Brandsma
Muscatine Island
William Wall
Addison Jopson
A. ©. Martin
Aiden Dickerson
William Kinsley
Jesse Jarrs
James Rummery
George Rummery
Robert McKinney
William Stewart
John Craddock
Albert Craddock
Alonzo Craddock
William Fitzsimmons
Thos Fitzsimmons
William Christ
David Corbin
James Corbin
Elijah Connor
William Bowley
Dallas Warmsley
Thomas Ufford
James Ingers
John Downer
J.T. McIntyre
Alexander McDermot
Thomas Frye
Charles Law
Randolph Wamsley
Joseph Rogers
Asa Day
John Pigman
Aug, Brendle
Theodore Brendle
Oliver Corbin
Henry Crone
Marion Funk
Edward Greiner
Frank Harris
Wm. Hatfield
Roy Hinter
Flags Dedicated at Sweetland and North Prairie Churches
Two service flags with one and three stars were dedicated yesterday at the Sweetland Methodist church and the North Prairie Methodist church. The one star flag honors Ray Downer at Camp Dodge, while the three star flag honors Vernon J Conhard Drew Van Camp and Lee Pantel, all at Camp Dodge. Rev. H C Millice gave patriotic addresses at both services with church choirs and a closing song by Miss Freida Kemmerer singing Keep the Home Fires Burning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Methodist Charge
Ray Downer
Camp Doge
Sweetland Methodist Church
North Prairie Methodist Church
Vernon J.conhard
Drew van Camp
Lee Pantel
Camp Dodge
Tn Bhoth
Freezone promises quick corn relief from Cincinnati genius
A drugstore ad touts Freezone as a miracle solution to corns and calluses. It claims instant relief with a tiny bottle sold for a few cents, removing hard and soft corns and even those between the toes without soreness or irritation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
River Steamer Raided for Beer by Havner Agents
Davenport authorities arrest six men aboard the G W Hill after a raid by state agents under Attorney General Havner. About 300 cases of Ruff Bros beer bound for Rhomberg Brothers were seized, with bar operations and a gambling horse race game confiscated aboard the steamer during a moonshine excursion up the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havner
Davenport
Towa
Henry W. Terrill
Terrill
A. L. Crawford
Trank
Kreucher
Jack
Farrand
G. W. Hill
Ruff Bros
Quincy
Rhomberg Brothers
East Dubuque
Rock Island
Jd. Gailbraith
Thinking Part Opens in Boston in New Play
A comic exchange about a thinking part leads to confirmation that the new production opens in Boston. The brief dialogue hints at the play’s intellectual angle and the cast’s anticipation of premiere reception in the city.
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Boston
STATE BANKERS TO DISCUSS WAR AT IOWA CONVENTION
Prominent financiers from Wisconsin will attend the annual Iowa State Bankers association convention in Dubuque in June 1920. War problems and fund campaigns will be key topics. Sioux City plans a strong bid for hosting. Joseph Ingversen of Clinton is a leading candidate for state association president. David R. Houston, secretary of agriculture, will give an important address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatino
Towa State Bankers’ Association
Dubfique
Sioux City
Joseph Ingversen
Clinton
State Association
David R. Houston
Department of Agricult
War Front and Finance Themes Highlight War Convention
Washington correspondent Judson C. Welliver of the New York Globe will discuss The War at the Front and the Rear on the convention's second day. H Hinsch, president of the American Bankers Association, opens the session on Financial Efficiency and Aid in Winning the War. V Kies of National City Bank will review war time global finance. Harrison B. Riley of the Federal Reserve will speak on war savings stamps. N Kendall of Albina, ex-congressman from Iowa, addresses afternoon session on wartime political issues. Du buque bankers plan an elaborate June 18 nightlife program for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judson C. Welliver
New York Globe
Vica
National City Bank of New York
Harrison B. Riley
Kendall
Albina
Iowa
Dubuque
Funeral held for William Nestlebush in Casper
Remains arrived from the west as funeral services were held Tuesday morning at St Mathias church. Interment followed in St Marys cemetery. The 74 year old Nestlebush died after age related complications at his daughter Mrs D A Ford's home in Casper. Born in 1842 in Germany, he lived in Muscatine before working thirty years for Hershey Lumber. Survived by seven children including J P Nestlebush of Omaha and J W Nestlebush of this city. a sister Mrs Cal Towers and brother A J Nestlebush of St Joseph. Children spread across Texas Iowa Nebraska Minnesota and France. Pallbearers named Frank Anson Larry Flannery J J Ryan P J Barry John Ryan and P J Mure shy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nestlebush
D. A. Ford
Casper
Wyo
St. Mathias Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Nestlebush
J. VP. Nestlebush
Omaha
Wyoming
Germany
Muscatine
Lfe
Julia Deans
Hershey Lumber Company
Houston
Texas
J. 13. Morrisey
Shenandoah
J. P. Nestlebush
J. W. Neatlesbush
This City
F J. Nestlebush
Gray Engle
Minn
James Nestlebush
France
James
Cal Towers
A. J. Nestlebush
St. Joseph
Frank Anson
Larry Flannery
J.J. Ryan
P. J. Barry
John Ryan
P. J. Mureshy
Munn Funeral Held At United Brethren Church
Funeral services for O. D. Munn were held yesterday afternoon at the United Brethren church with Rev. C. L. Young officiating. Pallbearers named were A. Long, A. J. Nordig, P. Dove, George Dunham, L. Gignac, and J. Gresham.
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Island M.E
FE. Warner Features Services
Iers
Orial
Island Church
Alice Walton Beatty
Sweetland
Idiort
the Telephone Company
Jowa Telephone Company
Tood Boy War
Soavluga
Liberty
Autet
Bankers
Bobby
Red Cross
American Savings Bank
Certain-teced Products Corporation
George McManus
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