Two Women Hurt In Auto Crash Near Pleasant Prairie
Three accidents occurred on the White Way road to Davenport near Pleasant Prairie. Mrs. Roy Moore and Mrs. Helene Moore, both colored, were bruised and cut when a wrecker swerved to avoid their car. The crash scene also involved Henry Christopherson’s vehicle in the ditch and another ditching near Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moore
Helene Moore
Fulham Avenue
White Way
Davenport
Pleasant Prairie
Roy
Joe Moore
Sander
W. S. Norton
Dr. Norton
Glen Hesseltine
Washington, In
Muscatine
Hesseltine
Southern Cross Passes Phoenix on Pacific Flight
The Southern Cross and crew led by Capt Kingsford Smith and Charles Ulm push toward Suva after night flight above clouds. Navigator Harry M. Lyon and Radio Operator James Warren report, while Mayor Harry Marks hosts the birdmen on Suva. Fanning Island was 1,209 miles behind and Phoenix lies 1,86 miles southeast of Kauai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Southern Cross
Charles Ulm
Harry M. Lyon
James Warren
Suva
Harry Marks
Pacific
Fanning
Kauai
Thelma Phillips Suffering After Quarrel on Walnut Street
Thelma Phillips of Walnut Street was taken to Hershey hospital after a Sunday street incident left her hysterical and convulsing. Dr S P Folsom found no poison signs in her stomach after hospital washing. The episode followed a reported quarrel near Kemble House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Phillips
Walnut Street
Hershey Hospital
S. PD. Folsom
Bellevue Hospital
L. L. Webster
West Sixth Street
Road bond issue leads in unopposed nominations
The report lists unopposed candidates with no opposition in several districts. Representative Kopp and Dickinson have no democratic opponents. Unopposed Democrats include Frank C. Titzell Iowa City Maurice Cahill Cedar Rapids C Ver Ploeg Oskaloosa and James Pearson Shenandoah Highth in various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopp
Dickinson
Frank C. Titzell
Iowa City
Maurice Cahill
Cedar Rapids
C. Ver Ploeg
Oskaloosa
James Pearson
Shenandoah
Highth
G O P Leaders Open Hearings on Contested Seats
G O P leaders open hearings on contests for six other seats including four at large from South Carolina and two from the Third Tennessee district. other cases would not be pressed as the article continues from page one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Tennessee
First Band Concert Held in Wapello Saturday Evening
The opening band concert of the season drew a large crowd in Wapello on Saturday night with Verne Brown leading the performances. Nearby towns were represented and the event featured two vocal selections by a local quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Charles Reutinger
Fred Wehmyrer
George Deppy
Cleaver Pontzius
Elmer Shipman
Frank Hupp
Charles Stone
Dan Barrick
Wapello Cemetery
Defer Hearing on Will Case In Jerusalem
Hearing on the application of attorney Joseph Latrash for Hannah Fryer widow to remove administrator Charles Fryer s estate was deferred until Thursday morning. N Rosenberger filed an answer denying charges. Attorneys M W Stapleton and C J Rosenberger represented Rosenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Latrash
Jerusalem
Hannah Fryer
N. Rosenberger
Charles Fryer
M. W. Stapleton
C. J. Rosenberger
Hucke Starts Divorce Action Amid Marital Strife
Charles J. Hucke cites a history of alleged cruelty in reply to Clara Hucke’s petition for separate maintenance filed May 24 in district court. He seeks dismissal at her cost and a divorce with custody of three children. He denies all charges. Mrs. Hucke seeks alimony and also sues Henry Hucke, her father in law, for 20090 alleging alienation of affections. Attorneys listed for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hucke
Clara Hucke
Hucke
H. M. Bartlett
Henry
Coster & Coster
Hanley & Hanley
Minister Leads First Services at Walnut Street Church
The Rev Daniel Klein led regular Sunday services at Walnut Street Baptist for the first time since taking charge. His family moved from Gatebo Oklahoma. Holy communion was served and an evening service followed. Children's day programs were held at Grace English Lutheran and United Brethren churches with youth leading songs and recitations. A separate event at Ziegler Memorial Lutheran featured an outdoor service, a tree planting for Emma Brandt, and a 40 foot flag pole donated by Sanitary Plumbing Co and Mr and Mrs E J Sywassink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Syphrit
West Middlesex
J. R. Syphrit
Wapello
Rinehart
Columbus Junction
Millicent Hicklin
Daughters of Union Veterans
Frank Joy
Women’s Relief Corps
Cedar Rapids
A. R
Dale McLaughlin
Chicago
W. H. McLaughlin
M. F. Anderson
Tucson
Ariz
E. R. Hicklin
Dayton
B. F. Pettis
Kellerton
Pettis
Omer Welch
Bard
Walsinger Grant Hook
Allene Graves
Norma Honnette
Stanton
State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
A. D. Graves
Fred Tiffany
West Liberty
Honnette
Graves
C. D. Shearer
Emanuel Schmeiser
Vernon
Cornell College
Martin
Nellie Cowles
University Hospital
Iowa City
N. E. Cowles
G. C. Buffington
Muscatine
Buffington
Hershey Hospital
Eugene Sillick
William Sillick
Wanella
Brulington
J. M. Guthrie
Dennis Arnhood
Mary Davis
Sibley
J. R. Meltzer
C. E. Burdine
Nellie Hele
Myrtle Davis
Davis
Lawrence Jack
James Wilson
Annie Howe
Morning Sun
L. G. Owens
Daniel Klein
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Gatebo
Okla
Grace English Lutheran
United Brethren
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
Emma Brandt
Sanitary Plumbing Company
E. J. Sywassink
Eastern Iowa graduates announced with degrees conferred
More than 1,300 graduates heard President Jessup speak briefly before degrees were conferred. Eastern Iowa list includes Bachelor of Arts recipients Martha Blager Davenport and others across Muscatine Davenport Wellman Durant and Tipton. Bachelor of Science in Physical Education names Dorothy Denkmann and Leonard Hunn. Commerce grads Lis L. Musser Lone Tree and George Strathmann Davenport. law, nursing, education, journalism certificates awarded to multiple graduates including Alice Bell Lone Tree and Martha Blaser Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessup
Eastern Iowa
Martha FE
Blager
Davenport
Mary K. Boling
Tipton
Edith Mary Byrne
Muscatine
Edward K. Hagermann
Dorothy M. Johnson
Wilton
Trene May Ketchum
John P Lagomarcino
Elizabeth A. Moeller
Henry N. Neuman
Louise Polders
West Liberty
Marry R. Rhoedes
Pearl I. Robinson
Wellman
Anita Sullivan
Virginia H. van Sant
Rudolph E. Wilke
Dorothy Denkmann
Urent
Leonard BE. Hunn
Lis L. Musser
Lone Tree
Sher
Ood
Phillips
George J. Strathmann
Thomas J. Hanler
Dori M. Coneley
Pearl J Crawford
Eloise E. Dutton
Martha E. Blaser
Durant
Alice M Bell
Brides Across Ten Cities Plan Handsomely Neat Homes
A survey of one thousand brides in ten cities shows nearly all plan to wash dishes with Lux soap to keep hands smooth and attractive. They note Lux suds soothe skin while cleaning fine laundry and dishes, avoiding red or coarse hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Lux
Baby Beef Club Members Prepare County Tour
Frank P. Reed and Lindley B. Hoopes lead the Muscatine County Baby Beef Club on a two day county tour Thursday and Friday. All members will participate, calves will be inspected, and a detailed schedule lists speakers and stop sites across Wilton Moscow Lake and Wapsinonoc areas with a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baby Beef Club
Frank P. Reed
Farm Bureau
Lindley B. Hoopes
Smith-Hughes
Muscatine High School
Howard Schnittjer
Muscatine County Farm Bureau
Mr. Schnittjier
Philip Freyermuth
Moscow
George Cornell
Goshen
Frank Foster
Lake
Charles Harbaugh
George Bailey
Eleven men appear in Horst's Court on intoxication charges
Eleven men faced Justice H. D. Horst after weekend arrests in a Monday morning hearing that stretched to noon. Sentences included Skeeter Pittman 19 days for intoxication and Bert Elliott with a $5 fine plus costs. others received similar penalties or hearings for various charges. A. J. Walker is noted as arrested since May 12 1926 related to Chicago Dallas route operations reaching nearly two million miles total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Horst
William Corne
Ottumwa
Rollie Rolland
van and Grad
A. Fe. Blanchard
Eldora
John Strain
Sparks
Grady and Ryan
Jarck
Schmarji
Floyd Keepping
Mark Taylor
Jack Ryan
William Mahaffey
Paul Johnson
F.C. Miller
Frank Thauren
A. J. Walker
Chicago
Dallas
National Air Transport
Bray jailed on intoxication and concealed weapon charge
Alva Bray was sentenced to 10 days in jail for intoxication. Police took Bray to the station where a 44 caliber revolver with 30 bullets was found on his person, leading to concealed weapon charges. He waived preliminary hearing and was sent to jail for failure to furnish $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Bray
Bray
Jack Ryan
Menzo Grady
Notable Social And Legal Notices From Muscatine
Adele and Bernice Blackwell visit Muscatine as Adele plans a short stay with J Scott Blackwell family. Davenport residents Rudolph Wendler and Rose Enderton wed by Judge Coster. Local events include G A R encampment, Salvation Army tag day, and hospital updates. Excursion steamer Capitol runs to Davenport and moonlight sailings. Police arrest for intoxication, hospital reports, and multiple car registrations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Blackwell
New York City
Bernice Blackwell
Muscatine
J. Scott Blackwell
Cherry Street
Rudolph Wendler
Rose Elizabeth Enderton
Daenport
J. C Coster
Davenport
Waterloo Garage Proprietor Shoots Self
Waterloo resident John S. Hile, a garage proprietor, died from a self-inflicted gunshot yesterday. Family says despondency over ill health was the motive for his act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
John S. Hile
McCoy's Tablets Claim Big Weight Gain In Two Months
An Atlantic City man who was underweight reports gaining 28 pounds in two months after using McCoy's Tablets. The ad pledges risk free trial with a guaranteed refund if no gains, and promotes McCoy's Liver Oil Tablets under a shortened name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
McCoy
America
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Soffer
Phoenix
Journal
FISK
Pitchforth Storage Battery Co
Martial Woes of
Huacke
Pendine
William Bhrecke
Fulton
August Treimers
George Doran
Eugene Hetzler
Alfred Lenker
Henry Angerer
Leonard Angerer
James Stafford
Cedar
George Angerer
Wapsinonoc
Glenn Burr
George Kile
Emil Meyer
Harry Nichols
Emery Carr
Roe R. Wright
Ben Wilson
Waps
Pike
Eugene Dean
C. M. Estle
Orono
Guy Forbes
John W. Robinson
Wittich
E. A. Bentzinger
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Harper Cemetery
Sweetland
Robert Smith
William Beatty
L S. Penrose
Taylor Thatcher
George Hagermann
J. T. Grady
Margaret Dean
T. J. Ryan
Maiden Lane
W. L. Hannon
St. Mary’s Cemetery
John Ryan
L. C. Byrne
Frank
Will Byrne
Dennis Ryan
Horst
Mary Cullen
Sadie Craddock
Grand Army of the Republic
Harris
Cleve Bryant
Mary Mittman
West Fifth Street
Ernest Stender
Salvation Army Corps
Pr. T. 1. Wizim
University of Iowa, Iowa City
F. B. Fulham
Cedar Street
Old Mexico
Margaret Matheson
Public Health Bureau
the Muscatine Welfare Association
Louisville
National Association of Registered Nurses
Howard Anderson
Elmer Silberhorn
Hershey Avenue
E K. Tyler
West Third Street
LeMoyne Halberg
Mulberry Avenue
Dr. T. I. Wigim
Hudson
Vernon J. Cope
George Hi
Lohr
West Fourth Street
Essex
E D. Bradley
Fast Eighth Street
W. H. Klink
East Sixth Street
H. J. Schneider
D. A. Burrows
Oakland
Ray Thorpe
Pontiac
Frank Brices
Letts
Chevrolet
Ed Herlein
L. EB. Strehm
East Fifth Street
Velie
Joh Kindler
Kindler Avenue
H. A. John
Exerex
Alfred Jensen
L. RR. Henderson
Spruce Street
Lagomarcino
Grape Company
Ben Kolpack
Raymond Goodwin
John O’hair
East Fifith Street
Daughters of the Union Veterans
G. A. R. State
J. C. Thomson
Clinton
Mrs. Louis Davies
Detroit
Mrs. N. J. Simpson
Mulberry’ Avenue
Rock Island
Capitol
Tri-City
Grand Lodge
Louis Ballemeyer
Grace Weeks
Des Moines
Herbert G. Thompson
Robert S. McNutt
The
Ternoon
GAR
Wilford Guthrie
Sycamore Street
Front
Second Streets
Warren Brothers
Muscatine Welfare Association
Bellevue
Rhoda Smalley
S07
S. J. Bestenlehner
Parham Street
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
James Metoy
Flint
Mich
J. D. LaTourrette
Lake Township
C. H. Smith
Grady and Son
Kalona
Scholl
East Second St
Denne
Arch
Pr. Lee
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