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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1935

Page

6

Junction Hears Band Program In Columbus Junction

The 133rd regimental band and the Elks of Fairfield visited Columbus Junction. A 40 member band marched on Main Street and Walnut, then performed a street concert before leaving. James Giffey and Carl Giffey visited Chicago. Charles Reece III has been ill, with visitors from Muscatine Washington Rock Island and Concord Township. Families moved recently including the Files and Blieu families. The Rev V A Bloomquist and family arrived from What Cheer to occupy the local Methodist parsonage.

Columbus Junction 133Rd Regimental Band The Elks of Fairfield Main Street Main Walnut Streets Vernon Brown Charles Reece Elmer Schmit Muscatine R. C. Mhancher Washington Reuben Blake Rock Island Charles Knott Concord Township Woodrow Shearer Mt. Pleasant Iowa Wesleyan College Fred Robinson Freda Wanda Mt. Carmel Ill Paton Claude Robinson Lee Files Marengo Files Elton Blieu Mabel Troxell Columbus City J. C. Bell Clifford Bell Gladwin J. E. Bell Charles Boyle Broken Bow Neb Walter Kupt Deadwood Charles Propst West Liberty Catherine Ross Kupt V. A. Bloomquist Methodist Episcopal E. P. Shellabarger Clarence Stapp Betty Wellington Kas Harry Stapp Los Angeles Cotter Charles Giffey Carl Chicago Hildegarde Norma Giffey Virgil Reed Mildred Williams I. J. Williams Iowa Falls Ellsworth College Ernest Scrupp Granite Falls Minn Iowa-Illinois Telephone Company

Sunday School Picnic Dinner Planned at Cranston

Cranston Sand Prairie Community Sunday school will hold a picnic dinner on Sunday replacing a Children’s Day program. The event invites all residents to attend.

Cranston Sand Prairie

Checkers Arrive in Louisa County

Harry Abbott and Leonard Mogren began a yearly records audit in Louisa County working in the treasurer's office. They will examine records from all offices except the Farm Bureau including Justices of the Peace and the constables. The process will take several weeks to complete.

Journal News Service Wapello Harry Abbott Leonard Mogren Farm Bureau Justices of the Peace

Tipton Woman's Club Holds Meeting With Speaker

The Tipton Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon for a business session followed by two solos by Orville Smith with accompanist Miss Helen Jerrell. Harry E. Terrell, Midwest secretary for the national council for the prevention of war, addressed the members. The report notes experiments used over 800 tons of poison ivy leaves to identify the ivy’s urushic cousin of carbolic acid.

Tipton Tipton Woman’s Club Orville Smith Helen Jerrell Harry E. Terrell Midwest National Council For the Prevention of War

Services Held for Mrs. J. B. Ogden 65

Mrs. J. B. Ogden aged 65 died at University hospital Iowa City and services were conducted at her sister’s home in Washington. Burial followed at Elm Grove cemetery. Also noted are funeral services for Harry Stapp who died in Los Angeles and will be held Friday at the Otter Church with burial in Columbus City cemetery.

Columbus Junction J. B. Ogden E. O. Newell University Hospital Iowa City R. H. Malin Washington Elm Grove Harry Stapp Los Angeles Calif Otter Church W. H. Parker Columbus City

Bridal Shower for Jean McCullough Prepares for Roseville Bride

Miss Marian Bates hosts a bridge party in Wapello to honor Jean McCullough who will wed Norman Pintey of Roseville in the coming month. Prizes go to Mrs. Bumgardner and Miss Owens. pink and white peonies adorn the table as gifts for the bride.

Wapello Marian Bates Marian Cover Bridge Bates Jean McCullough Norman Pintey Roseville, II Murray Bandy Max Bumgardner Emma Nelson R. J. Davigan Florence Winter Edra Owens Ada Smith Ruth Minor Myrtle Davis Bumgardner Miss Owens Earl Peterson Christian Peterson Ft. Dodge Lena Hesse Clarksville H. O. Darke Milter J. P. Pritchard Arnolds Park Mildred Schneider Grandview Lee McChesney Shellrock Women's Foreign Missionary Society B. L Christie Stars and Sunshine Charles Berkhoff Henry Miller F Red Mohlie Ain LeRoy Pulver Sadie Merrick Zella Vollmer Delta Alpha Presbyterian Sunday School Pauline Elliott

Junction P. E. O. Meetings Closed in Columbus Junction

Columbus Junction Chapter CX of the P E O sisterhood held its final meeting of the year with 21 attending at Mrs J J Robertson's home. A potluck dinner followed a report on the Des Moines state convention by Mrs H Lee Huston and new member Mrs Louise McCleery was initiated. Temperance study and missionary activities at United Presbyterian church included plays, readings, and songs with several members participating. Keokuk Presbytery plans ordination June 14 at Crawfordsville for Rev Donald E Zimmerman with presiding moderator Rev D Chalmers Fulton and speakers Rev Robert Foster Rev R W Jamison and Rev F Fred Sharp. C S Ramsdale serves as presiding clerk. The mission society met at Myrtle Owens home with S J Lewis leading. Girls Missionary circle set to meet June 13 with C S Ramsdale.

Columbus Junction P. E. O. Sisterhood J. J. Robertson Des Moines H. Lee Huston Louise McCleery United Presbyterian Church Myrtle Owen S. J. Lewis Grace Robertson C. N. Johnston Anna Robertson Anna Johnston Gelerance C. S. Ramsdale J. C Richie Keokuk Crawfordsville Donald E. Zimmerman D. Chalmers Fulton Washington Robert Foster R. W. Jamison Burlington F. Fred Sharp Ainsworth Columbus City Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church Girls’ Missionary Circle

American Tourists Spent Near 879 Million in Europe in 1929

The report shows about 878.9 million dollars spent by American travelers in European destinations during 1929. The figure highlights the scale of cross continental tourism and the economic impact on European tourism markets.

Europe

Jolly Workers Club Holds Regular Meeting

Ten members and guests including Mrs. R A Lewis Mrs Lucille Butler Mrs Fay George and Miss Ruth Derby attended the regular meeting. The next gathering will be at the home of Mrs Homer Van Houten.

The Jolly Workers Club R. A. Lewis Lucille Butler Fay George Ruth Derby Homer van Houten

Friends Visit in Homes at Grandview

Grandview residents hosted family gatherings with brief stops by relatives from Muscatine Cranston and Chicago. Local couples entertained visiting sons daughters and spouses as well as friends and neighbors during the weekend and midweekays.

Grandview

Relief Officials Approve Mechanicsville Projects

Tipton-fine state emergency relief administration approves two projects in Mechanicsville. A 4 inch water main will be laid 1300 feet at an estimated cost of 2525 dollars. City hall will be repaired and redecorated for 2275 dollars, including a new siren, foundation and roof at the rear, and swinging front doors. The work is expected to absorb all local unemployment.

Tipton—fine State Emergency Relief Administration Mechanicsville

80 Attend Fulwider Clan Reunion at Cedar County Fairgrounds

More than 80 members attended the Fulwider Clan annual reunion at the Cedar County Fairgrounds. Lance Schilling of Tipton was elected president.

Tipton

Atalissa School Tops Iowa Academic Meet Rankings

A N Hopperstad reports Atalissa won first in class D and 98 in its class and 97 overall in eleven subjects at the Iowa Academic Meet held at the State University of Iowa this week. Ninth grade algebra was second, Latin first, plane geometry first, world history sixth, U S history 21st, American literature first, physics second, English correctness nine fourteenth, ten second, eleven first, twelve second. This was Atalissa schools first year in the meet.

Atalissa Iowa State University of Iowa A. N. Hopperstad U. S

Tipton Collision Injures Mrs Long Near Wilton

A head on crash between a car driven by Ernest Long near West Branch and another driven by William Herr near Wilton left Mrs Long seriously hurt. Mr Long had a deep arm cut and both were taken to Tipton for care. Herrs occupants escaped with bruises. The wreck happened at junction of primary roads No 38 and 1, about eight miles south of Tipton just before noon Tuesday.

Tipton Ernest Long West Branch William Herrot Wilton

Local Club Elects Officers for Coming Year

John Plettscher of Muscatine was chosen vice president Mrs Hattie Ford of Mt Vernon named secretary and Eddie Bell of Bennett elected treasurer reflecting the organization’s leadership slate for the coming year.

Wilton Couple Celebrate 48th Wedding Anniversary

Wilton township honors Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Collier of Tempe Ariz as guests at a family dinner at Oakley Collier home marking their 48th anniversary. The couple plans to attend Iowa State College commencement in Ames remaining with relatives Frainces Warner and others.

Wilton D. B. Collier Tempe Ariz Oakley Collier Wilton Township George Collier James Garritt Columbia Mark Collier Burton Muriel June Warren Collier

Three Entertain Friends Relatives at Blue Grass Home

Mr and Mrs Egel hosted 18 friends and relatives on Saturday. Prizes in games went to Raymond Bossen Helen Jepgen Clarence Plett and Olle Schroder. Other guests included Elsie Velmar Bossen Erwin Schroder Vera Schroeder Otie Schroder Carl Schroder Gladys Chambliss and Irma Jepsen.

Water Egel Clarence Egel

N N C Holds Last Meeting of Year

Wilton notes the N N C final club year meeting at Mrs Blanche Kiser home. program on The American Home featured native one act plays led by Mrs Belle King and Mrs Kathrine Herr with duets, piano solos, and two one act plays The Truant Husbands and Tuesday Afternoon Thanatopsis.

Wilton Blanche Kiser Belle King Katherine Herr Mesdames Ruth Thelma Kiser Lela Badger Florence Maurer Mabel Friederichsen Bina Clark

Visitors and illness noted in Strawberry Point area

A report from Strawberry Point mentions Dr. Lyle Whitmer of Omaha improving after a serious throat infection requiring hospital care. Visits include Rev. Leslie Dietrich of Cairo Iowa and Frank Fairbrother of Maquoketa staying with local families while Mr. and Mrs. James Dwyer of Chicago visit relatives here.

Strawberry Point Lyle Whitmer Omaha Neb E. C. Whitmer Leslie Dietrich Cairo P. Hahn Frank Fairbrother Maquoketa William Steinbeck James Dwyer Delores Mary Margaret Chicago D. F. Dwyer Dwyer

Past Noble Grands Club Formed by Hukill Rebekah Lodge

Lone Tree area reports the formation of a Past Noble Grands club by sixteen ex-officers of Hukill Rebekah Lodge No. 594. Edna Carl acts as temporary chairperson with Eliza Eden as secretary. Officers include Edna Carl president and Bessie Brinkmeyer vice president. Meetings set for the first Monday each month at member homes. July gathering at Bessie Brinkmeyer's home with Myrtle Edwards as assistant hostess. Plans for the 52nd district Past Noble Grands Convention in Lone Tree in early October are underway with committees named for menu decorations program and toastmistress.

Lone Tree Hukill Rebekah Edna Carl Miss Carl Eliza Eden Bessie Brinkmeyer Anna Eden Elsie Smid Ella Morgan Rose Lennabaugh Myrtle Spevacek Anna Wiese Myrtle Edwards Edith Hall Chaplin Mae Forbes Mary Petru Stella Krueger Frances Plumm

Blue Grass Sunshine Workers 4-H Club Meeting Notes

The Blue Grass Sunshine Workers girls 4-H club met at Miss Dorothy Arp’s home with 17 members present. Plans for Rally Day and a prize were discussed. Verona Jepson led health exercises, Velma Schuett gave a third study, and Ella Giese spoke on Etiquette. Rally Day practice set for Tuesday at Mrs Richard Schmidt’s home. next meeting June 22 at Viola Arp’s home.

Blue Grass Blue Grass Sunshine Workers Dorothy Arp Verona Jepson Velma Schuett Ella Giese Richard Schmidt Viola Arp

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