Grace Samuels Recital To Feature Interpretive Reading
Grace M. Samuels, teacher of interpretive reading, will present a pupil group recital at the Musser library auditorium Wednesday evening. Miss Mary Ella Fuller, interpretive dancer, will assist with a program including Leila Glatstein works and violin pieces by Esther Rolfe.
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Grace Samuels
Grace M. Samuels
Musser Library
Mary Ella Fuller
Leila Glatstein
Mandy
Esther Rolfe
Stenog
Rastus
Queenie Rolfe
Chopin
Rose Claire Klaffenbach
Zella Noble to Wed Rolland Abbott in 1928 ceremony
Announcement from Cedar Falls News May 31 reports Miss Zella Noble of Fairport, daughter of Mrs. Tom Noble, will marry Rolland F. Abbott of Wilton. Noble, a Iowa State Teachers College graduate, wed April 21, 1928, at Wilton with a dinner in honor at the J. Speer home, and gifts received. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McKinney hosted a Bloomington township dinner party for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rogers, Kalena, Miss Thelma Brown, Morris Miller, and other guests from Davenport to Wilton, with a noon dinner for about 25 relatives and friends.
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Zella Nobl
Fairport
Rolland F. Abbott
Wilton
Cedar Balls
Tom Noble
Near New Era
Misa Zella Noble
Iowa State Teachers College
J. Speer
West Eighteenth Street
This City
Harry Kieimahn
Della Martin
Sue Lenker
Mre W. Thompson
Bloomington Township
LeRoy
Corcoelia
Geneste
Thormal
Crow and Odem marry in Massena Iowa
Dorothy Crow and Clair Odem both of Massena Iowa were married May 26 in Massena Relatives and friends attended The Rev Mr Warden officiated They plan a farm home near Wiota after a motor trip The brides parents once lived in this community
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Muscatine
Dorothy Crow
Clair Odem
Massena
Warden
Wiota
Ad Club Picnic Set for June 13 at Cedar River Fish Fry
The Ad club announces its annual picnic will be held June 13 at the John Fuller cottage on the Cedar River. Former members are invited to attend and plans call for a banner event with a fish fry.
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Ad Club
John Fuller
Cedar River
Roamers Edge West Hill In Close Diamond Bout
The Muscatine Roamers defeated the West Hill Ramblers 7 to 5 at Weed Park on Sunday. It marked the Roamers second win of the season.
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Muscatine Roamers
West Hill Ramblers
Weed Park Diamond
Roamers
Summer Capitol Selected in Superior Wisconsin
The Superior Central High School was chosen as the summer capitol, a decision announced today.
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Superior
Wis
Superior Central High School
Sparse fragments on skin irritations raise questions
The text appears to mention skin irritations and blotches with unclear context and broken phrases. No named people or organizations are clearly identifiable.
Christian Education Subject at St Mary's Graduation
Rev Father J A Wagner of Ft Madison Ia spoke on Christian education to six members of St Mary's high school at the graduation exercises Sunday evening. He argued that true education must balance material learning with spiritual formation to prepare students for life after death.
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J. A. Wagner
ST. Mary’s
Ft. Madison
St. Mary's High School
Leonard Luedtka
Edward Goetzman
Marie Hendricks
Edith Wittman
Margaret Romann
Mary Fiedler
Robert Vetter
Thomas Kelley
Bernice Bodman
June Kurri
Father Wagner
Columbus
San Salvador
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Wills and Cochet Win Auteuil International Tennis Titles
American Helen Wills defeated England’s Eileen Bennett 6 1 6 2 to win the women’s singles at Paris Auteuil. Henri Cochet beat Rene Lacoste 5 7 6 3 6 1 6 3 to claim the men’s title, adding to his national championships while Lacoste retains the American crown.
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Auteuil
France
Helen Wills
United States
Henri Cochet
Miss Wills
Eileen Bennett
England
Cochet
Rene Lacoste
Paris
Coechet
LaCoste
Henri
Muscatine primary votes show modest turnout in morning
In Muscatine the 2:30 pm tally reached 1,051 primary votes, 190 fewer than two years ago at the same hour. Second ward led with 316 votes, Fourth ward had 130, and other wards reported smaller tallies. Absent ballots totaled 315 prepared, with 64 returned. 96 votes were cast in 1926 at the same time.
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Muscatine
Muscatine County
C. H. Pitchforth
Des Moines
Associated Press
Council Pluffs
Mason City
Burlington
Ottumwa
Boone
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Webers Beat Gebhardt’s 19 to 3 in Cedar Brook Diamond Game
Weber Button team defeated Gebhardt’s Crushers 19 to 3 at Cedar Brook diamond near Cedar River Sunday afternoon. Geetzman pitched for Weber, Allen pitched for Gebhardt’s. Next Sunday Webers face Iowa Pearl Button Company at the same field.
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Gebhardt
Crushers
Weber Button Crew
Cedar Brook Diamond
Cedar River
Weber
Geetzman
Allen
Webers
Iowa Pearl Button Company
Relative of Local Attorney Endorsed for Auxiliary Post
Mrs. O. H. Allbee of Marshalltown has been endorsed by the Legion auxiliary as a candidate for state president. She is a cousin of Gus Allbee of this city. Nomination occurs at the state convention August 15 to 17 in Council Bluffs with district elections. Mrs. Allbee taught in Iowa Falls Eldora and Marshalltown before her 1916 marriage and has long led in auxiliary work.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Allbee
Gus Allbee
Council Bluffs
Allbes
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Marshalltown
Zeidler to Close Out Muscatine Store After 50 Years
E. J. Zeidler announces a bona fide close out of his Second and Sycamore street department store stock. The shop will reopen only as the sale proceeds as merchandise is checked, with Zeidler undecided about future plans after a fifty year career in Muscatine retail begun in 1880.
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E. J. Zeidler
Second
Sycamore
Zeidler
Muscatine
Record enrollment soars for Bible schools opening June 11
Preliminary attendance records show 499 enrollments for Daily Vacation Bible schools set to begin June 11, more than double last year's figures. Rev Miss Viola Smith, chair of the arrangements committee, reports that as a result additional teachers will be added.
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Viola Smith
Des Moines Leader Named YMCA Camp Chief in Iowa
Des Moines resident Des Moines-Don M Sterns of Fort Dodge is named head of the YMCA camp committee in Iowa and will direct summer activities for Y Boys in 14 camps serving more than 5 000 youths across the state.
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Des Moines
Don M. Sterns
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Beacon Tower and Power House Erection Planned at Muscatine Airport
Ray P. Morris reports readiness to start beacon tower and power house at Muscatine airport once steel tower and light cable arrive. Local labor will handle construction with a government crew installing lights. Bids are in for the power house. a visitor, T. D. Marshal, may attend when work begins.
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Muscatine
Ray P. Morris
Morris
Eliza
Parkway
T. D. Marshal
Great Lakes
Texas
Help Wanted Instructors At Jefferson School
The article calls for more instructors to conduct classes at Jefferson school. Persons willing to assist should notify the Rev. Miss Smith immediately.
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Jefferson School
Miss Smith
Fitzgerald Speaks At Muscatine Rotary Luncheon
Rufe Fitzgerald, director of the Iowa Memorial Union, spoke to the 1928 Muscatine high school class as they were entertained at the Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Muscatine. Ray Tucker and club members thanked the boys for their Rotary service during the past school year, noting a class member served the club for one month.
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Rufe Fitzgerald
Iowa Memorial Union
Muscatine High School
Rotary Club
Hotel Muscatine
Ray Tucker
Rotary
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Noble-Arrott
Crow-Odem
Ladies Aid Society
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
W. Husen
Hershey Hospital
Nurses
Mulberry Avenue
West Hile
Gebhardts
O. H. Allbee
Duco
Hahn Paint & Varnish CO
East Second Street
Moore
Edims
Topeka
Henderson’s Drug Stores
Call
Rtire
Éfocus
Florence
Florence Oil Range
Thompson’s Hardware Store
MUSE
Tame
Jacqueline Logan
Alec B. Francis
Rex Lease
Broadway
Raptation Pictures
EMO
Edwin
Count Leo Tolstoy
Rod la’ Rocoue
Eduin Carewe
United Artists
Fitzgerald
Rose Dainty
Georgettes
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