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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1939

Page

9

Area graduates leave mark in Iowa colleges

Muscatine county students are among the many area graduates. The University of Iowa tops local representation with several graduates, while others study at Marquette Notre Dame Cornell College Wartburg Coe and Iowa Wesleyan. Names include Martha Morden Tipton Margaret Eversmeyer Urbana Illinois John Edward Wessels 316 West Sixth Street Rich ard Moore Tipton Pris cilla Williams Columbus Junction Frieda Gross Muscatine Marie Weiss Atalissa Jack Raymond Hamilton Tipton Miriam Lieberknecht Letts Charles Howard Ralston Keota Bernard Berger Mt Pleasant Maude Berger attended with her son.

Muscatine County Iowa University of Iowa Tipton Margaret Eversmeyer B. E. Eversmeyer Walnut Street Urbana University of Illinois University of Notre Dame John Edward Wessels West Sixth Street School of Commerce Sara Manda Hiller Muscatine Cornell College Mount Vernon Richard W. Moore Priscilla Williams Columbus Junction Wartburg College Waverly Frieda Gross Marie Weiss Atalissa Coe College Cedar Rapids Jack Raymond Hamilton Commerce and Finance Miriam A. Lieberknecht Charles Howard Ralston Keota Bernard Berger East Fourth Street Iowa Wesleyan College Mt. Pleasant Maude Berger

Duty to Revise Taxes Group Told by Haynes

John W. Hanes, undersecretary of the treasury, told the House Ways and Means Committee the administration has a duty to adjust the tax system to stimulate business. He backed President Morgenthau’s tax reform plan, urged removing irritants like undistributed profits tax, and argued social security and relief drive federal expenditures. He said private enterprise must recover to fund the budget, and that higher national income is needed rather than mere spending cuts.

Washington John W. Hanes Wumdersecretary The Treasury House Ways and Means Hanes Henes

Consumers Seek More Information at National Conference

Buffalo delegates report a national business consumer relations conference opening urging clearer product labeling and truthful advertising. Ada Lillian Bush of the Commerce Department quotes rising consumer demand for helpful information about goods and similar cautions from other speakers on the need for honesty in marketing.

Buffalo N. Y Ada Lillian .Bush Federal Department of Commerce Miss Bush Frederick W. Weitz

Nine Mercer Graduates Seek Illinois Scholarships

Nine graduates from Mercer county high schools took competitive scholarship exams at the University of Illinois Saturday. County superintendent Fred Close supervised the tests. Three scholarships cover home economics agriculture and general science. Participants included Eugene Fritch Jack Anderson Neal McGrew Howard Mason Viola Donald Drake Merle Johnson Margaret Willits Ellsworth Bower Aledo and Mary Kathryn Jackson Joy papers sent to Springfield for verification.

Aledo Mercer County University of Illinois Fred Close Eugene Fritch Jack Anderson Neal McGrew Howard Mason Viola Donald Drake Merle Johnson Margaret Willits Ellsworth Bower Mary Kathryn Jackson Joy Mr. Close Springfield

Committees and Officers of Club Are Announced

The Lets Study club announces officers for September led by President Mrs Ernst Lieberknecht and Vice President Miss Adelia Letts with secretary Mrs M K Chambers and treasurer Mrs Earl Dickerson. Committees include Program Social Library Membership and more. Members listed include Mrs Clifford Allen Mrs George Crist Mrs T L Eland and others.

Ernest Lieberknecht Adelia Letts M. K. Chambers Earl Dickerson Lieberknecht E. ©. Turkington Cloyce Downer John Eliason Arthur Thompson Kenneth McColm Ulric Lintner T. L. Eland Merle Dodder Max Hobertson Kenneth Callman Mary Cashman Earl Wilson R. C. Fry George Crist Harry E. Gipple J. L. Hildebrand H. S. Turkington Harold McCormac Robert Barnes Donald Lee Wilmont Hendrix P. C. Allen George Liebbe H. J. Austin Federated Club Roscoe Eliason Dale Willits Clifford Allen Kenneth Dallman Ernst Lieberknecht E. C. Turkington B. R. van Dyke L. B. Foster Chambers

Representative of Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs Appears

A representative from the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs also appeared on the program, contributing to the event's lineup and discussions.

Resentative of The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs

Denver Guest at Wilton Feted at Social Courtesy

Wilton hosts hosted a tea honoring Inez Clark Thorsen, Denver poet and former Wilton resident, as she stays with Mrs. Arthur Hucke. Eighteen attendees heard readings from Thorsen, a member of the Woman's Poetic Society of Denver, with refreshments served.

Wilton Grace Nell Crowell Book Club G. A. Wheatstine Inez Clark Thorsen Denver Colo Arthur Hucke Thorsen Woman's Poetic Society of Wildasin Mildred Wildasin Woman's Country Club Grace Nell Crowell Lillian Chapman Evelyn Nethergall Violet Witmer Margaret Frater Omaha E. W. Mead Phyllis Ann Neb Wilton Garden Club H. T. Birchard Helen Bacon Irwin Port Chicago J. E. Park Orange Calif James Bacon Des Moines C. C. Bacon Missouri A. B. Darting Darting Clarksville J. M. McClinton

Farewell Message at Bloomington Friends Church

Rev William C Hartnett says goodbye during Sunday service at Bloomington Friends church. The notice also mentions children day exercises and special music by the Hartnetts. The item adds social visits and a family picnic group with locals at Wild Cat Den. The article closes with a scientific fact that Uranus has four moons Ariel Oberon Titania and Umbriel.

Bloomington William C. Hartnett Bloomington Friends Church Robert Mittman Wilton Harry Rexroth John McConnaha Raymond Satterthwaite Conesville Fred Satterthwaite Grace Frances Paul Laura Satterthwaite Edward Dixon Edward Joan Rock Island Clarence McConnaha Margery Floyd Charles Housman Harold Houseman Wild Cat den Raymond Pace Alice Harold John Edward Boorn Elsie Irwin Mildred Raymond Frenzel Violet Robert Birkofer Gilbert Walker Lois Devon Birkhofer Uranus Ariel Oberon Titania Umbriel

Wilmette Visitors En Route to Iowa State Commencement

Of Wilmette Illinois visitors were guests at Mrs Theresa Nicolaus home on their way to Iowa City for commencement at the state university. Mrs Emma Duffe remains confined to her home by illness. Mr and Mrs James Bacon and daughter Helen spent Sunday with Rev C C Bacon in Des Moines.

West Liberty Farm Bureau of Wapsie Township John Brugman South Prairie Goslie-Wapsie Ziegler Music Studios Muscatine First Presbyterian Church Darlene Wachs Robert K. Wolf Jane Eiche W. ‘'T. Wiese Marolf Earl Wiese Carl Wiese W. T. Wiese Wilmette Ill Theresa Nicolaus Iowa City State University Emma Duffe James Bacon Helen C. C. Bacon Des Moines

For Rent Good Pasture and Stock by Month

House for rent and pasture available by month under listed contact numbers 81-F-8 and 2367-J. describes rental options for rural living and livestock space.

Sunnyside Hatchery Ad Offers Chicks and Supplies

Laying mash priced at 1.80 and Sargent Mineral Meat Meal available along with Jamesway brooder stoves. Day old chicks started chicks and raw ducklings for sale. Located at 1325 East 2nd with phone contact.

Sunnyside Sargent Jamesway East 2Nd

Wilton Wins Opening Game In 21 to 0 Victory

The Wilton baseball team opened its season Sunday with a 21 to 0 win over the Atalissa Indees in a practice style contest. Manager Bob Lange leads a young squad with veterans Smith Ford Freeland and Ken Atkinson. Pitchers include Ford Einfeldt Reinke Lange with catchers Smith Junior Atkinson and Luethye. The club plans more games as renovations finish on the local field.

Wilton Atalissa Indees Smith Ford Freeland Ken Atkinson Bob Lange Lange Einfeldt Reinke Junior Atkinson Luethye Oveson B. Freeland Maurer

Baseball leaders and team hits in the American League

McGee of St. Louis, Dickey of New York, and Wright of Washington lead in batting runs and RBIs. Greenberg of Detroit tops doubles and home runs with 17 and 11 respectively. Wright shares multiple categories with Walker, Travis, and others.

Dickey New York Wright Washington Greenberg Detroit McQuinn St. Louis Walker Travis

Major Heroes Bob Feller Indians and Lefty Grove

Red Sox Farmer held Boston to six hits in winning his ninth game of the season while later gave seven safeties to take the second game of a doubleheader. Jack Russell, Cubs saved victory over Phils for Chicago by

Bob Feller Indians Lefty Grove Red Sox Farmer Boston Jack Russell Cubs Phils Chicago Johnny Rizzo Pirates Harry Lavagetto Dodgers Rizzo Pittsburgh Lavagetto Brooklyn Bill Werber Reds Giants Howard Mills Harland Clift Brown Clift

League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching

League leaders list from the National League shows Philadelphias Arnovich batting .374, Werber of Cincinnati with 37 runs, Goodman of Cincinnati 37 RBIs, Arnovich again leading at bats, Rizzo of Pittsburgh with 16 doubles, Herman of Chicago with 8 triples, Camilli of Brooklyn 10 home runs, Handley of Pittsburgh 9 stolen bases, with pitching leader Wyatt of Brooklyn noted.

Arnovich Philadelphia Werber Cincinnati Goodman Rizzo Pittsburgh Herman Chicago Camilli Brooklyn Handley Wyatt

Remedies From Insects Mentioned In Ancient Texts

A historical note describes using wasp venom and ant venom as cures for various ailments. It cites Vespa and Formica as sources of remedies once valued in traditional medicine.

As You Were Retrospective Notes and Appointments

A local column recalls events from 50 25 and 10 years ago. Martin H Bitter reentered the grocery business at 320 East Second Street. Luella Taylor resigns as Y W C A general secretary and Mary A Robertson is named head of the cafeteria and assistant secretary. The new U S Biological Station lab at Fairport opens with construction costs at 35000. Ten years prior Mrs Carl LeFever from Bloomington Township is nominated for champion farm woman of Iowa. Federal Highway 61 paving east of Muscatine begins under H H Zimmerman as resident engineer.

Martin H. Bitter East Second Street Luella Taylor Mary A. Robertson U. S. Biological Station Fairport Carl LeFever Bloomington Township Iowa Muscatine H. H. Zimmerman State Highway Commission

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