Dramatic Recital Presents Taming of the Shrew
Miss Margaret Eleanor McKibben portrayed Katherine and Petruchio in a condensed Shrew at First Methodist church. The performance drew praise for clear character work, restrained timing, and faithful staging with strong act two scenes. Musical numbers by Y W C A Glee club featured Donizetti selections and a sextet impressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Eleanor McKibben
First Methodist
Misa McKibben
Katherine
Baptista
Petruchio
Miss McKibben
Grumio
Curtis
Shakespeare
Eva Paker
Edwin L McColm
Frederick H. Little
Jessie Stirlen
Cora Paker
Blanche Munn
F. S. Pentzer
Donizett
Was Not A Bad Week For The Owa Crop
Des Moines Iowa June 5 reports say the week brought cooler weather then a June 1 shift to summer conditions. Rainfall was beneficial though temperatures stayed below normal with ample moisture and cloudiness. Pastures meadows and small grain showed improvement while corn progress was uneven and may require replanting before a warm dry spell lifts yields.
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Des Moines
A Constant Annoyance and Kidney Trouble
The piece explains how kidney illness causes nervous irritability headaches back pain and general fatigue. It promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy and shares a testimonial from Paul E. Duprez detailing long standing kidney aches improvement after using the product at J. J. Havercamp's drug store.
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Doan
Paul E. Duprez
West Seventh Street
Muscatine
J. J. Havercamp
Obituary of Charles Collison 1855 1967
Charles Collison born in New York in 1855 lived in East Saginaw Michigan Cedar County Iowa and Atalissa. He died May 9 1967 aged 71 years 1 month 17 days after months of illness. He leaves wife four children and siblings. Funeral at Christian church with Masonic honors and Overman cemetery burial.
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Charles Collison
New York
Sarah Fralick
East Saginaw
Mich
Lowa
Cedar Co
Atalissa
Masonic Order
Fred
Cedar County
Frank
Rochester
Clinton
Denver
Flora Buckman
Wilton
Christian Church
Christian Church, Rev. S. D. Noah
Masonic Fraternity
Overman Cemetery
Art. Lawrence of
Muscatine
Obituary of Joseph McMicheal of Muscatine County Iowa
Joseph McMicheal born in Tyrone Ireland 1836 died May 15 1907 aged 71. He came to Pittsburgh then Muscatine County in 1850. He married Angeline Snider February 22 1860 and had five children four living. He joined the Presbyterian church in youth and later the United Brethren before returning to his youth church in 1894. He leaves his wife four daughters and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph MecMicheal
Tyrone
Ireland
Pittsburg
Muscatine County
Angeline Snider
Elmer
Brother McMicheal
Presbyterian Church
United Brethren
St. John
Electric Bitters Ad Promises Cure for Digestive Ailments
All are united in saving that for stomach liver or kidney diseases there is no remedy like Electric Bitters. 50 cts. Guaran teed. Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Havercamp
Illinios City Socials and Visits Include Family Guests
Samuel Morehead visited with his ailing father and relatives. Dr Twigg of Buffalo Prairie visited friends since Decoration Day. Clara Baker received a new piano. Frank Fitzpatrick and Miller of Rock Island visited Joseph Neelys. Mae Neely stays all summer. Dr E K Tyler of Muscatine visited his mother. Lulu Morehead finished school at White Lily district. Win France family went to Muscatine.
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Illinois City
Samuel Morehead
Twigg
Buffalo Prairie
Clara Baker
Frank Fitzpatrick
Miller
Rock Island
Joseph Neelys
Mae Neely
E. K. Tyler
Muscatine
Whilie
Lulu Morehead
White Lily
Win France
Laura
Lulu
Fairport Social News from June Visit Highlights
Fairport residents share a busy week with visits and travel. Pearl Leach returned from Muscatine after a week with her brother Clyde Leach. Mrs. Edwards shopped in Muscatine. Mrs. Hunn and Portia Edwards visited Phil Hunn in Buffalo. John Chatterton and family moved into the Franklin house after returning from Letts.
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Fairport
Franklin House
Wm. Hahn
Illinois City Eventful Weekend Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunker visited from Moline and returned home Sunday. Dr Ed Tyler and Mrs John Tyler stayed with his mother. Decoration Day celebrations included Wm Twigg Ed Cassel and local band members. An ice cream social by the W J Winlie circle is planned for Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Husen
Esme
Harold
Frank Simpson
Ed. Tyler
John Tyler
Muscatine
Wm. Twigg
Ed. Cassel
Decoration Day
George
David Vanatta
Ashbery Duffield
C. C. Crabtree
Concord Social Roundup At Donor Fre donia School Event
In Concord on June 5 Misses Maudie George Ethel Johnston and Fay Wagner attended a program at the Fre donia school last Wednesday afternoon. Mrs L George and children Maudie and Roy visited relatives above Cranston last Tuesday. Mamie Bliven returned home Friday evening from Muscatine. Leo Littrel returned home after visiting grandparents near Gladwin. Jesse Lupton spent a few days last week with his sister Mrs Ray Solomon and family.
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Concord
Maudie George
Ethel Johnston
Fay Wagner
Fredonia
L. George
Maudie
Roy
Cranston
Mamie Bliven
Muscatine
Leo Littrel
Samuel Littrel
Jesse Lupton
Ray Solomon
Frank Radabach Departs Western for Riverside Visit
Frank Radabach left the Western this morning bound for Riverside for a few days visit. He will stay to tour local sites and meet with regional figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Radabach
Riverside
Local notes from South Cedar social visit updates
June 5 report from South Cedar notes Mrs. Ben Bibsby home from Owa City where recovery slows. Frank Fox and Owen Faires families visit Muscatine and Downey. Coxen Cedar Valley dine with Fox. Maude and Clara Rockefeller visit Nellie Scott West Liberty. Kirk Milnes and Joel Walker families return from Texas. H L Duple attend Kesler Hutchison reception Thursday.
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South Cedar
Ben. Bibsby
Owa City
Bibsby
Frank Fox
Muscatine
Owen Faires
Ily
Walter Smith
Downey
Coxen
Cedar Valley
Maude
Clara Rockafellow
Nellie Scott
West Liberty
Kirk Milnes
Joel Walker
Texas
H. L. Duple
Kesler-Hutchison
Dr. King's New Life Pills Ad Mentioned by Drug Store
An advertisement from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills with claims of improving digestive health and overall wellness for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
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