Marriage of Stella Bierman to Harry S Rayn at First Baptist
Miss Stella Bierman daughter of Mr and Mrs John C Bierman and Harry S Rayn son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Rayn wed at the First Baptist church with Rev Vernon L Shantz officiating. The couple will reside at 98 South Main street Kewanee Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Bierman
John C. Bierman
Crane Street
Harry S. Rayn
Clyde Rayn
Ft. Madison
First Baptist Church
Vernon L. Shantz
Harold Bierman
Rayn
South Main Street
Kewanee, Til
Kewanee Boiler Corporation
Miss Esther Frye Weds Walter Koever At Zion Lutheran Church
Miss Esther Frye daughter of Mr and Mrs George Frye 117 East Fulham Avenue married Walter Koever son of Mr and Mrs Herman Koever 1906 Mulberry Avenue in a Sunday morning ceremony at Zion Lutheran church officiated by Rev John Haefner using the single ring service. The couple left for a two month motor trip and will reside at 1996 Mulberry Avenue after July 1. Both are employed by the Muscatine Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Frye
George Frye
East Fulham Avenue
Walter Koever
Herman Koever
Mulberry Avenue
Zion Lutheran Church
John Haefner
Keide
Koever
Muscatine Journal
Miss Flora Maniove Presents Hubert Tipton and Leroy Peck in Piano Recital
Miss Flora J Maniove will present Hubert Tipton and Leroy Peck in a piano recital at the Musser library auditorium Tuesday evening at o o clock. The program includes works by Strelezki Englemann Wagner Liszt Smidt Gregor Hesselberg Loehle Evans Tschaikowsky Scharwenka Grainger Wilm and more with solos duets and ensemble pieces for Tipton and Peck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora J. Maniove
Hubert Tipton
Leroy Peck
Musser Library
Strelezki
Englemann
Wagner-Liszt
Norland Scherzo
Smidt-Gregor
Volga
Hesselberg
Loehle-Evans
Gate
Simeretty
Owen
Candy Fairy
Tschaikowsky
Scharwenka “Country Gardens
Grainger Leroy Peck
Ladies of the Elks Luncheon Bridge Afternoon
The Ladies of the Elks club invite members to a 1 pm luncheon Thursday at the Elks club parlors Reservations are taken by Mrs. Fred Funck and Mrs. Charles Schmelzer until Tuesday evening After the meal bridge and five hundred will be played during the afternoon.
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Ladies OF the Elks
Ladies of the Elks Club
Elks Club
Fred Funck
Charles Schmelzer
Montpelier Blue Birds Meet at Scheetz Home
The Montpelier Four-H Blue Bird club gathered at the home of Misses Clara and Rosella Scheetz on Saturday. Demonstrations on making sandwiches by Rosella Scheetz and macaroons by Hazel Pulse were featured, with health rules by Charlotte Lobdell and summer drinks by Vera Schroeder. Clara Scheetz con-
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Montpelier
Blue Birds
WWEET
Scheetz Howe
Four-H
Blue Bird Club
Clara
Rosella Scheetz
Hazel Pulse
Charlotte Lobdell
Vera Schroeder
Clara Scheetz
Club Notes Highlight Recitations and Guest Speakers
A county home demonstration agent and a Farm Bureau secretary attended as guests. Members answered 19 questions in a roll call and several recitations were performed. The club girls presented 19 commandments. The next meeting is set for Vera Schroeder’s home.
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Charlotte Lobdell
Evelyn Nettleton
Florence Perkins
County Home
Ruth Snider
Farm Bureau
Vera Schroeder
Geneva Golf Club Social Calendar Announces June Events
The Geneva Golf and Country Club reveals its social calendar. The annual May party for children is set for Wednesday June 26 open to all members, with dinner and bridge parties on June 6, 23 and 27. Reservations for the party are due by noon that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Alumni reception plans discussed by Muscatine High School alumni
Officers plan the annual alumni reception for Muscatine High School class of 1928 at 7 30 p m with Dr G A Sywassink presiding. The Sunshine Club Aid Society and other groups schedule joint meetings and social events across Woodbine camp and area lodges.
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Muscatine High School
G. A. Sywassink
Aid Society
Sunshine Club
Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Woodmen Hall
Augusta Rumsey
Emma Rehbein
Margaret Kary
Debbie Keath
The
14 Year Old Glen Brown Dies From School Injury
Glen Henry Brown age 14 of Bloomington township died at his home at 3 15 this morning from injuries suffered a week earlier when he fell at Jackson school He had fractured skull and was a seventh grade student Funeral services will be held 2 PM Wednesday at Bloomington Friends church Rev W A Bloomquist will officiate Burial will be in Greenwood cemetery Hoffman Mortuary in charge of arrangements He was born in Muscatine county and lived all his life in the township Surviving are his parents and grandparents from Muscatine and Nichols
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Henry Brown
Harry Brown
Bloomington Township
Jackson School
Glen Brown
Muscatine County
John Will
Muscatine
H. J. Brown
Nichols
Bloomington Friends
U. S. C. Club Meets After Postponement
June 29 meeting postponed two weeks due to a member’s death. Members will be entertained by Mrs. Will Pratt and Mrs. Harold Wittick at 408 Svycamore Street Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. C. Club
Will Pratt
Harold Wittick
Svycamore Street
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
A beauty advertisement proclaims MELLO GLO powder from Me Colm & Co offers a new French process formula that prevents shine, smooths evenly, and minimizes pores for a peachy skin look, aimed at well groomed women seeking long wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colm & Co
Obituary for Helena Rhea Slattery
Mrs. Helena Rhea Slattery wife of grocer A G Slattery died at 513 East Second Street Saturday at 2 15 after a weeklong illness She was blind but active in education and studied at Missouri and Oklahoma colleges for the blind A 1918 Iowa College for the Blind graduate and 1920 Iowa Business College graduate She was born March 19 1889 in Modena Mercer County Missouri and married June 28 1920 in Muscatine Surviving are her husband five aunts one uncle and other relatives Burial will be in St Marys cemetery at a later time and services were held at St Marys Church with burial in St Marys cemetery Burial was in Greenwood cemetery for her husband and daughter in Muscatine Read the ads on Classified Page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Rhea Slattery
A. G. Slattery
East Second Street
St. Mary's Church
Trenton
Willig Manaugh
Hill City
Kas
W. R. McGinnits
Leon
W. J. Rhea
Hobart
Oklo
J. I. Grieser
St Mary's Cemetery
Obituary: W. W. Stewart, 67, Dies in Muscatine
W. W. Stewart died at his home on S61 Marquette street Saturday afternoon after a long illness. Born March 27, 1861 in Missouri, he lived briefly in Chicago before moving to Muscatine 23 years ago. He married Belle Nelson in Sedalia, Missouri, 44 years ago and was a member of the Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. He attended the First Methodist Episcopal church and ran a broom shop from his home for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stewart
Marquette Street
Mr. Stewart
Missouri
Chicago
Muscatine
Belle Nelson
Sedalia
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
First Methodist Episcopal Church
No Surprise The Niece Ends With Widowhood News
Dialogue captures a sharp exchange about Harry’s death and a widow’s future. The niece vents, the uncle accepts the anticipated outcome, implying expectations around inheritance and loss. The tone is wry and lightly satirical, reflecting social attitudes of the era.
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Harry
Britain Tops Germany as Beauty Aid Customer
Britain imported cosmetics including face powder rouge lipsticks and related items totaling over 170 tons for British women last year. The report highlights German suppliers supplying perfumes cosmetics and other beauty products to the United Kingdom acknowledging trade ties and consumer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Germany
John Bull
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Soctatl
Pythian Sisters’ Temple
Knights of Pythias Hall
Noble Grands Association
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
J. D. Fulham
East Ninth Street
Carrie Downey
Kalorama Kensington Klub
China
Uess
Jessie Rahnor
Ira Hawley
United Brethren Church
Greenwood Cemetery
George Voge
George Herman
John Millar
Paul Steinmetz
W. P. Lohr
A. G. Bond
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Avenue
Colmato
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