Local Theatre Notes and Community Highlights
A fragmentary local item lists Jim's Atonement and the Fresh Air Theatre, with references to the Lyric and Rowman's burgers at seven dollars. It mentions weekly events at these venues, along with Mrs. Rot and Mrs. Allen, wife of a pastor, as active missionary workers and leaders in the Joral mission circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
M. P
Fresh Air Theatre
Rowman’s
Lyrig
Rot
Allen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tine
A M. M
Ant
Thv
Joral
Cinty
General Missionary
Spring Valley bank robbed. robbers flee in stolen rig
Unknown assailants cracked the Spring Valley bank safe early today and carried off several hundred dollars. Police reported the crime occurred fifteen miles south of here with the robbers escaping in a stolen vehicle. Authorities believe they are headed toward Nes Maine. The exact amount stolen remained undetermined as of ten o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Ty Teovburs
Deg Moines
Spring Valley Bank
Spring Valley
Here
Nes Maines
Wedding Day Plans For Miss Cattell To Be Bride Of Walter Pol Jovk
Muscatine society notes announce the wedding of Miss Muayino Cattell daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Cattell 214 Oak Street to Walter Pol Jovk. Invitations are out and Mrs Cattell was honored at a prenuptial party hosted by Miss Florence Jeffries at her Oak Street home with many guests. Red and white decor and a china shower style reception featured decorative flowers and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharol Fone
Wong
Jillo Veth
Nomimbert
Muscatine
Tuinong
Muayino Cattell
W. D. Cattell
Oak Street
Heconta
Walter Pol Jovk
Cluttell
YWCA Frances M Crittenden to Speak at Banquet
Atlas Frances M Crittenden of Ameapolis territorial secretary forrelry work of the YWCA will arrive Thursday and deliver the keynote address at the annual YWCA banquet at the First Congregational church Friday June 4 at seven. Her topic The Challenge of the Young Women's Christian Revival promises strong attendance. She will stay with Mrs Hila L Sayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Frances M. Crittenden
Ameapolis
Territorial
Young Woman's Christian Association
Misa! Crittenden
Young Womens Christian Association
First Congregational
Carlatian
Pssociation
Miss Crittenden
Hila L. Sayne
North Mulberry Riverine
Impeachment Move Marks Manhattan Judge Case
Representative Borger of Wisconsin begins impeachment against Wedern Tudge Manford of Seattle after a socialist claim. Berger accuses Manford of high crimes and a long list of corrupt decisions. The judiciary department assists Olson’s bid to reopen Manford’s rulings as a House panel investigates.
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Washington
Borger
Wisconsin
Aga
Wedern Tudge Manford
Seattle
Leonard Olssen
Trerger
Manford
Belnge
Department of Jugtee
Olsgen
Congress Actions Flurry in Senate and House
In the Senate the session opened at noon with Senator Kern resuming his speech as the issue of Senator Eriver's election was debated. The House met at four, resuming debate on the Sundry Appropriation bill while Representative Akin offered a resolution to investigate weather hurcng activities, referred to the agriculture department expenditor con units. The Interstate Commerce Commission reported in favor of a bill to stop reproduction of the Johnson Flynn prize fight pictures. Taxard appropriation and a spirited judiciary inquiry dominated the session as Representative Berger moved to direct committees to investigate charges against Federal Judge Hanford of Seattle.
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T Alvie
Akin
Agriculture Départment
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bit
Ber-ger
Judiciary
Hanford
Seattle
Police Busy Period Ends With Fines and Fights
Hesser Brothers fined by Tudgo Rowean Andrew Anerson punished for mistreating a horse. Police conducted a carnival last night with unlisted events. Three arrests followed as Earl and Boyce Hessey and William Burrows were involved in a fracas at Glafstein stores. Burrows fined 10 and costs in court this morning.
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Andrew Anderson
Ping Mills
East Second Street
Felice Midge Rowan
Mateo
Earl
Boyce Hessey
Wilam Burrows
Mill
Glafstein
Mulberry Avenue
Burrows
Postpone Dedication of Methodist Church Edifice
The First Methodist Episcopal church postpones its dedicatory services for the new Fourth street church due to organ installation delays. Aims to secure Bishop Hughes for a later date, with T. S. L. of Denver assisting if possible, and the program to follow the planned general outline once all building work and windows are complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth Street
Town Avenue
Vine
Ja. M. Grigsby
Edwin A. Hughes
San Francisco
Gali
Iim
Yr. T. S. Lf
Denver
Colo
Hughes
Children’s Day Program at First Presbyterian Church
The program for the Children's day exercises at First Presbyterian Church was completed today. The celebration will be observed at 9:80 o'clock Sunday morning with recitations, prayers, and songs performed by Mrs. Duet Mildred Wil and Ruth Proasier, and many other children including Mildred Will, Stalla Heeven, Jolin Will, Wilma Nelfie, George Albee, Margaret Bartlatt, Maurice Neldig, Suk Little xitts, Ruth Vetter, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Will
Stalla Heeven
Luthor Huitermelstar
Jolin Will
Wilma Nelfie
George Albee
Mildred McBride
Margaret Bartlatt
Ofrs
Mildred Wil
Ruth Proasier
Dorothy Opel
Maurice Neldig
Ruth Vetter
Elks Special Leaves for Davenport Today
Nearly one hundred members of the Muscatine Elks lodge ride a special train to Davenport to attend the fire convention. Leaders boasted the largest out of town delegation, sending the group at about ten o clock with marching paraphernalia and festive mood for the journey upriver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Muscatine
Mrs Anna M Geltz Dies Suddenly at Home
Mrs Anna Margaret Geltz died suddenly at 10 45 this morning at 51 Lucas street from a complication of diseases. Born July 18 1859 in Muscatine she had lived here all her life. She married Peter Geltz in 1869 and survived by two sisters, two daughters and six sons. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Margaret Geltz
Lucas Street
L. Appel
Muscatine
Peter Geltz
Eva Schrempf
Mary Geltz
Fred Watkins
Tony Miller
Lyons
John
George Valentine
Joseph
Jacob
Michael
Supreme Court Decisions in Des Moines Dated June 1
Des Moines supreme court opinions today reverse and remand in two cases. Dunker v City of Des Moines and J W Turner involves injunctions against public improvement. opinion by Sherwin. Levi, admr., v Phile Levy concerns subjecting real estate to debt payment. opinion by McClain. Also notes Mrs E Prouty and Miss Marian Frentisg departing for Chicago after a house guest visit.
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Des Moines
Supreme Court
Dunker
Appellant
Cit. of
J. W. Turner
Provement Company
Polk District
James P. Tewitt
Sherwin
Dugene Levi
Admr
Phile
Leyi
Dutique
Rohnert Gronson
Itirmee
McClain
Columbus Junction Woman Dies Today
A well known resident Mrs EB Griffith of Columbus Junction Iowa died at home on Second street after a period of poor health. She was about 40 years old and is survived by her husband and two children Vivian and Clarence.
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Columbus
EB. Griffith
Second Street
Grits
Vivian
Clarence
Army to Send 5,008 Troops to Cuba in 70 Days
Washington June 7 The army orders a 5 000 troop expedition to Cuba with four transport ships at Newport News to be put in commission and provisioned. Troops will be drawn from Plattsburg Fort Porta Niagara Governor's Island Fort Mesherson and Ogre thorpa in Georgia. War Dept notes possible political interference if deployed to Cuba while intent remains to aid Cuba in restoring order.
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Washington, D.C
Cuba
Newport News
Pal Pun
Plattsburg Barracks
Porta
Niagara
Governor's Island
Mesherson
Ogrethorpa
Georgia
War Department
Explosion Claims Twelve At Austrian Ammunition Factory
An explosion at the Woellersdorf ammunition factory in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, today killed twelve people and injured many more. The blast damaged nearby Baden and disrupted the town, with soldiers and workers among the victims.
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Vienna
Austria
Woellersdorf
Wiener Neustadt
F& Shed
Baden
Wiener Neustradt
Zema Skin Cure Promoted For Itch Relief
An old ad touts Zema as a simple remedy for eczema rash pimples and skin irritations. It claims fast relief with fingertip application and no hand washing required. A 25 cent trial bottle is advertised through Henderson Drug Co and Bowe tied to BH W Rose Medicine Co of St Louis.
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Henderson Drug Go
BH. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Injunction Halts Rail Labor Strike Calls in Pennsylvania
Judge Gregg in Philadelphia common pleas court issued an injunction restraining federated committees of trainmen conductors firemen and engineers from taking any action that might lead to a strike on Pennsy railroad lines east of Pittsburgh and Erie. The petition by engineer John Heaphill of West Philadelphia claims the Engineers and Firemen union has no right to participate in the conferences. The federated committee includes about 155 members meeting in Philadelphia. Core dispute centers on employing engineers on a percentage of electric trains between New York City and Newark New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gregg
Common Pleas
Brotherhoods of
Penneylyanis
Pittsburgh
Erie
John
Heaiphill
West Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Tengineers
Firamen
Federated Committee
New York City
Newark
N. J
W G A Camp Fire Girls Meeting and Vesper Service
The SD 8 girls will not meet tonight. The Eighth Camp Fire Girls will meet tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the W G A rooms to plan summer outings with Miss Woones in charge. A Vesper service next Sunday features a musical program and a brief talk by Miss Hale at four o clock. The board of directors will convene Monday afternoon to finalize plans for the upcoming meeting scheduled for one week hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SD. 8
Girla
Eighth Trade Camp Fire
Miss Woones
Children's Day Observance Postponed to June 16
The First Baptist church will host a new Children’s Day program on Sunday June 16 after securing Dr. Barl, president of Des Moines College, to fill the pulpit on Sunday June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barl
Des Moines College
First Baptist Church
Jane
Sundar
Muscatine Boy Wins Wisconsin Minnesota Debates Honor
Muscatine Iowa June 7 lone university announced ranking in debates preliminaries between Wisconsin and Minnesota universities. George Glick of Muscatine won first place earning Col Lawden's prize of twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Lone University
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Georse Glick
Muscatine
Col. Lawden
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