Veterans Plan for State Encampment at Mason City
Veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic plan a Mason City encampment on June 11 14 and 13 featuring campfires receptions parades and excursions. The program includes department council flag presentation school events band concert and multiple receptions and meetings at Methodist and Congregational venues with leaders from G A R W R C Ladies of the G A R and Sons of Veterans attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Mason City
Yarsday
Council of Adiministration
G. A
W. Mh
A. m—Department Councilee
Stehard
Rley Wallstle Work
Methodist Church
Ladies of the
Louw P
my—Administration Council
Cerro Gordo
Fagles
Halk
Council of Administration
Wilson Theater
Ampfire
James EB. Blythe
Wilson Tewler
Truncailon
Henry Barnes
Aayor Nore Tis
H. M. Trimble
A. Rui Lot Anraham
Corn M. Davis
W. R. Corliss Ray Mc Thnehett
W. RB. Co
Catherine Ross
Ladies
G. A. Wt
Grace Aa. Scobors
Loftus
Department
Sons of Veterans
Ef A. m
Mitton Rhodes
Vettile
Wilson Sheilor
Michael] McDonald
Puther
Noaeherty
J. MF
Trimble
Comarane
Mary M. Carey
W. RB. C
Byron GC. Ward
Dod
Mathes. Addreys
Ge Cole
Marshalltown
Thoraday
Unclear fragmentary town news from Tang and Gladwin area
June 7 notes from Guatwin and Gladwin recounts of John Butcher and wife in Columbus Jancilon caliera incident on a train leading to minor altercation with Frank. Tom Garard and wife spent time in Tawa City. Tom Sabin visited parental home. Tom Colter family spent Sunday with his son Lee. Mrs Ellendam owns a Tang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madwin
John Butcher
Wifa
Columbus
Jancilon Cailera
Ale Medhire
Gladwin
Toole
Har
Bergon Frank
Tom Garard
Slfa
Suneay
Tawa City
Wits
Tom Sabin
Rex Tently
Tom Colter
Lee
Ellendam
Muscatine High School Alumni Hold 1912 Class Reunion
The Muscatine High School class of 1912 joined the Alumni Association at the high school building, marking the largest attendance at a reunion in recent years. The event featured singing, solos by Mrs. Hayes and the Sextet, a welcome address by T Sinnott, and remarks on education and success. Officers for 1913 were elected, including John Robbins as Vice-President and Mrs. Helen Levitt-Welfling as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
Alumni Association
Chas
Daniel Hayes
Irs
Herman Schmidt
T. Sinnott
Milford Guthrie
Ralph Stafford
Nadross
Bourlyard Kinsling
Blis
Helen Coe
Jumal Association
Saul
John Ropbins
Os Any Hoopes
Helen Levotic- Welfling
Transiver—Srs
Carl Scharldt
Harold Pentel
Miss Ruerh
We I
Princiai Ottoe Murcathne
Madison
Atami
Atami Speaks, At the Clone of Whe Talk Hy Ir Selmi, Mrs. Ava Th. da Forest
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Jota
Levae Tonra
Palo Alto
California
Beeress
Elias
Sie
Thirty six Blesta Chanter members honored at Greenwood graves
Graves of thirty six deceased members of Blesta Chanter Order at the Mastern Star were decorated yesterday at Greenwood cemetery in a ceremony with native order participation. Memorial services were held at Mrs D J Block home on East Second prior to the grave services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blesta Chanter
Mastern Star
Greenwood Cemetery
Nntive
D. J. Block
East Seaond
Blog
Marx Block
William Letfingweil
Mary Platt
J. P. Ament
Henrietta Bit
Romulus Hawley
David Block
Louis Wilson
Madlaon Bartlett
Lovina Gleslur
Rebeccs Ewing
Mary Shamma
Soloman Wymar
Charles R. Pos
John Einhausen
Idn Ashton
Loulea Appel
A. E. Parmates
St Marys Graduates Receive Diplomas In Evening Exercises
Nine graduates at St Marys school received eighth grade diplomas as Rev J Grieser presented them. Andrew Nester delivered the salutatory and Carl Bartimeier gave the closing address. A three act drama Patricio by grammar school students highlighted the program with Miss Margaret Diecrich and Miss Agnes Connor in lead roles and a large cast of girls contributing to a memorable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School
Ty Crieser
Aneh
Andrew Nester
Carl Brttemeler
Anuauilease
Anishhay
Patricio
Glia
Anus
Cesar
Pytheta
Margaret Diecrich
Flavia
Agnes Connor
Clara Lorber
Helen Freybler
Octavia
Thena
Misues Clars Coetzman
Rosaila Noster
Agnes Rekhot
Genevieve Lang
Viola Conway
Gertrude Kurriger
Charlotte Thules
Lydia Pauly
Mary Unkel
Clara Kary
Melen Beckey
Mary Barat Tieldar
Mia Clara Schwab
Andrew Nestor
Taymond Wirta Posses
Frintary
Laura Kollman
Helen Boch
Chas
Kuriger
Patrica—Grammar
Edgar Bartemeier
Clement Barg
Carl Bartemeier
Jd. Grieser
County Institute Arrangements Made for Muscatine Session
Muscatine county institute opens Monday morning with one of the strongest faculties in years. Notable lecturers include George Herbert Betts Cornell College Arthur MacMurray Iowa State College Addie Maulsby Des Moines educators and county and district superintendents who will teach civics geography arithmetic physics and orthography with emphasis on reading numbers language and nature study for primary to third grade work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Cronon
Muscatine County
Arthur MacMurray
Iowa State College
Ames
A. Fp. Kepfore
Des Moines
Addie J. Maulsby
C. M. Miler
Johnson County
Macy Campbell
West Liberty
D. Bradley
Wilton
M. F. Cronin
Pestalozz
Bradley
Courly
Andie J. Maulsby
Maulsby
Women Who Look Tired: Pink Pills Promise Strength
An article promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for nervousness headaches and fatigue in women. It recounts a testimonial from Mrs Job Utter of Puyallup Washington describing improved sleep, reduced anxiety, stronger health, and relief from rheumatic symptoms after using the pills. It invites readers to request information and order by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williane
Williama
Wong
Job Utter
Puyallup
Saya
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
Williams
Tone Vita Tonics Promoted Despite Mixed Claims
An advertisement touts Tone Vita as a nerve tonic for nervous debility and general malaise. It cites medical endorsement and a personal testimonial from James L. Hickey of Buffalo, claiming improved sleep, appetite, headaches, and digestion after using the product. Agencies are listed in Muscatine Iowa and Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Hickey
North Division Street
Buffalo
N. C
Ona
A. W. Morgan
Diston
Ohio
What to tell and Trow to tell It Music study
Miss Maulsby from Des Moines will bring an exhibit of children’s work to the high school for teachers. A separate room will be provided in the building for this exhibit, which aims to show reading flow and its relation to literature as part of a broader education plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maulsby
Des Moines
Famous Negress to Appear in Muscatine Bethel Church Recital
A listing of events announces entertainer Madam Anita Part Brown, famed as the “Bronzed Terrazini,” will perform at Bethel A M E Church in Muscatine on Thursday June 23. She tours from Davenport singing in multiple cities while Chicago Music College head J Bosfeld praises her voice and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel A. M. E
Anita Part Brown
Noress
Jamaica
West Indies Islands
Muscatine
Mavenport
Tyne
Moline
R. L. Allen
J. Bosfeld
Chis Jago Music College
Social Notes From Fredonia and Nearby Areas
Fredonia residents Mr and Mrs Wines and Mr and Mrs Meyers of Muscatine visited relatives Mr and Mrs Vea McDaniel last Sunday. Miss Myrtle Fitzzimmong of Waldo spent several days with friend Miss Geneva Lee. Mr and Mrs Henry Wallsinger and family of Bard enjoyed a Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
Wines
Meyers
Muscatine
Vea McDaniel
Misa Myrtle Fitzaimmong
Wapallo
Mire Geneva Lee
Henry Wallsinger
Bard
Local social notes from Letts and Columbus Junction
Beulah Sheridan of Columbus Junction visits sister Mrs Frank George. Miss Gertle Gardner also from Columbus Junction visits with Mrs Lawrence Cru. Mrs Janes Lee of Wapello visits Rab and Emily. O C Farmer and daughter Harriett of Letts visit George Soloman’s. Stella Shel larger joins them. Grant Brown and baby of Letts visit Fredonia friends. Will Knott and children of Columbus Junction visit Jesse Hnout. Rar Solaman and Arthur visit Ad Delia Mulligan in Columbus Junction. Lou Dallmyer of East Concord visits Wes McDaniel’s. Read the Journal 20c per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Mickey
Beulah Sheridan
Columbus Junction
Frank George
Gertle Gardner
Hoa
Wes McDaniel
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Natural Color Restored
Wyeth Chemical Company markets Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to restore gray hair to natural color. The product claims quick correction of dandruff itching scalp and loose hairs, with a guarantee and refund if not as represented. Special agent A. W. Morgan promotes the remedy from 107 West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth Chemical Company of
New York
Wyat
Yuse Drugsiat
A. W. Morgan
West Secong
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Prograis
Assoen
Merk Assembly
Ing
Everlasting
Mira Hershey Lumber Gomp’y
DE Laval
Henry Krooxer
John Cathsen
Jenkins William Uwing
Walter Sixers
Toba H. Brus
Henry Springmeter
A. M. Judy John Spring Uoward Nettleton J. TR
Donge Saverain
Kress Arnold Kretachmar
George Els F.cd
Lowry
William Soltau
Wetta
C. H
Iranic
Richard Nugent
Allan E. E
Albeo
Richard Schroder ¢. C
Bageldohn
Jenkins
Liberal Exchange For Old
J. R. Baker
Stockton
Iowa
High School Alum
Association
Fulfus Kayser Co
Mrarh
ST. Mary's
Sulendic
Clauss
Thrace
Peana
Trypics
M. F. Crontn
Betts
Lars
Eae Segtye
Quincy
St. Paul
St. Louis
Beaves
Strocktus Steamboat V.ihc
W. G. Block Cos
St. Loula
Anacatine
W. W. Richards
Dewey Ave
Mapamanita Patti
Bethel &. M. E. Church
Tri-Cities
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