East Hill Children Day Program Postponed Due to Church Work
The Sunday school at Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church postpones the East Hill Children Day program to June 15 because of torn church conditions and ongoing improvements. No services will be held Sunday. the Sunday school will meet at Park Avenue and preacher at the North Circuit churches proceeds without hindrance. The church exterior work should finish within two weeks and the June 15 program is expected to go ahead. Miss Barbara Gutcher and Miss Zota Clapner of Washington Street were injured when their buggy was struck by a car at Fifth Street and Park Avenue. they were attended by Dr. A J Oliver. Lincoln school children and teachers spent today at Weed spark to close the term with a noon dinner. Mrs. Robert Graft left for Waterloo for a visit. Mrs. J. I. McBride departed for Iowa City for a short visit.
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Parl Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Harmon. Bean
Barbara Gutchern
Zota Clapner
Washington Street
Bugsy
Fifth Street
A A. J. Oliver
Lincoln School
Weedspark
Valuation Adjustments Made in Muscatine County
Muscatine County board of supervisors completed township equalization yesterday. Land values were lowered five percent in Cedar Township and increased in Orono Fruitland and Wilton townships. The average land value rose to 59.57 per acre. Road repairs and bridge work damaged by last Sunday’s storm will start at the first opportunity.
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Muscating
Designer of Penny Weds Victor Brouner Married in New York
A romance from East Side art and settlement colonies led to the June 6 marriage of Anna Stexl, a Pittsburgh born settlement worker, and Victor D. Brouner, the sculptor who designed the Lincoln cent. Brouner’s coins once bore large initials WV D Be, but Treasury objections prompted removal from 40 dies.
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Victor D. Brouner
New Fork
New York
Anna Stexl
Pittsburgh
Bronner
Treasury Department
Conesville Events Note Funeral and Local Life
Delayed report from Conesville documents the funeral of Mrs. Rosania Snyder and lists numerous relatives from across Iowa and Kansas. It notes local attendance at a Cubs Muscatine game, a station agent appointment for W H Rowenne, and Grace Reformed Sunday school delegates to the state convention. Conesville schools plan a picnic on final day before vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Rosania Snyder
Bella Farry
Howard, Kanauy
John Schomberg
Columbus Junction
Dan McCleary
Frank Turbos
Rock Island
M. Stanton
Hizor
Nichols
D. G. MicKee
Davon‘port
Chester Cocl
Lela
Hedrick
Osgood
Ewing
Quy Criger
Burlington
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Misa Myrette Poster
A. Trautman
W. A. Mincher
Spirit Lake
Pike Run Creek
Wim Maxwell
Muscatine
Don Ford
George Tipton
J. F. Coffin
Tipton
Dyspepsia Relief Promises From Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a superior stomach and bowel tonic. It claims quick relief from indigestion, flatulence, and constipation, praising pepsin and mild laxative action. The text promotes a free sample and emphasizes long term digestive health with regular use.
Power Washer with Brass Motor and One-Handle Operation
A detachable power washer system features a three-pole drive, a steel frame wringer, and an auto transmission gear. It can run the washer or wringer separately or together, with a single lever controlling all functions. A water motor option attaches directly to a faucet for increased power, and the brass motor claims durability and roof-use capability, supported by a piston of double hydraulic cup and reinforced components.
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Gunty Awesh Clathws
Chan Amy Waehing
Fife
Damier
Local residents attend Columbus Junction events in late week
A long list of residents and visitors attended Friday evening commencement exercises in Columbus Junction, including Mrs. Jas Helverson, Misses Dollie Cecil, Lela Coril, Ruth Van Horn, Hazel Well, and many others. The article notes marriages, visits to Muscatine, Davenport, and Newton, with travel between Wilton, Nichols, and surrounding towns, and records a Daut family reunion near Witton with meals and storytelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Jas. Helverson
George Cet
Misa Dollie Cecil
Ats
A. W. Tones
Blanche Carpenter
Mable
Oftidred
XL Dollie Jones
Lela Coril
Ruth van Horn
Hazel ¥Well
Guy ‘Hants
Rushel Adams
Trank Gay
Aios
Francis
Ewing
Annatrautman
Esa Poster
Sylvia Fossier
Otto
Gladys Miller
Jand Hall Estra
Maurice Jones
Wyman
Ruth
Leo
Moline
Allen McCurdy
A. W. Jones
George Brown
Muscatine
Velma Messick
Nichols
Flelen
Mildred Babbitt
Lone Tree
Grandpa Babbitt
Jas. Singleton
Tn Muscatine
Winfield Knight
Green Street
Peonie Brown
Will Frankins
McCormick
Georgis Heald
Columbus ‘City
Wilton News Highlights Local Trips and Visits
Dwyar arrived from Muscatine after a short visit with relatives. Florence Shifler left for Tipton to see friends and will visit Pleasant Hill on return. Mr and Mrs Blanchard returned home after days with friends in Gladwin. The Harrises and their son Leo spent Wednesday in Davenport traveling by auto after Leo’s school term at Champaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Robertsor
Marshall
Muscatine
Tarmen
Adam Thurdlon
W. F. Warner
Davenport
J. R. Batenayw
W. D. Gatton
Roy
Moscow
As. Shiry
Joh Weaver
Edward J. Hinkhouse
St. Louis
Mary Wmily Abbey
Newton
Kaw
Edward
Kan
St Lewis
Tata
Thoamag Smith
Leo
Champaign
Ity E Mise Greca
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East Hill
Paric Avenue
Dan
Actomgride
Robert Graft
Orange Street
Waterloo
J. I. McBride
East Elghth Street
Iowa City
Penny Weds
Caldwell
Oliver ‘Young
Merrill
Wis
W. B
Washington St
Montimermanent
Goldello
Manay
Oliver Young
W. W. Richards
Dewer Ave
Abraham Lincoln
One Minute Manufacturing Company
Iowa
Atalissa
D. Brotchie & Co
Bennett
Lowden
H. L. Deichman
A. Freund
Gladys
Evelyn
Grinnell
A. Scull
H. D. Chiering
I. B. Mason
Mintle Kinneade
James Ady
Daut
Peter Ayres
Witton
Kate Daut
Peter Daut
Cora Myers
Wilton
George J, Nicolane
Fred Freeden
George Daut
Jes Z.daut
W. G. Carl
Qorgo J, Lang
Mundt Wogon
Adv
V. Bodman
Ruthenberg Clothing CO
East Second Street
Muscatine Lighting
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