City approves four grading jobs at 18.3c yd with 2c yd overhaul
The council awarded four minor grading contracts to John Hohenadel at 18.3 cents per cubic yard plus a 2 cent overhaul, covering 5 500 yd on Logan street 1 900 yd on Kindler avenue 900 yd on East Fourth street and 500 yd on East Fifth street plus four sewer work tasks in First ward to fix recurring flood issues. Alderman Gus Weis cited resident flood complaints and city engineer I V Howenstine said Maiden lane repairs may be deferred until results show necessity.
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John Hohenadel
West Hill
Logan Street
Fulham Avenue
Kindler Avenue
Korschot
East Fourth
West Fourth Street
Chestnut Street
Maiden Lane
Roscoe Avenue
Linn
Eighth Streets
Eighth
Gus Weis
Seventh
Spruce and Linn
I. V. Howenstine
Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight and Saturday Concerts
Radio program guide lists lineups across NBC CBS and local stations. Performers include Jessica Dragonette Morton Downey Ruth Etting Waltz Time Phil Baker and more with times from 6:00 to 10:00 p m tonight and morning to evening slots Saturday featuring Annette McCullough Vienna Sextet Belmont takes and baseball and golf events with KMOX WBBM WMAQ and WLW among stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessica Dragonette
Nbc—Who
WMAQ
Morton Downey
WLS
Ruth Etting
NBC
WLW
WMA
WHO
Dick Powell
CBS
WBB
WCCO
Beatrice Lillie
Phil Baker
WENR
WTMJ
Joe Cook
WIBA
Colonel Stoppnagle
Budd
WOC
Wisn
Charlie Dornberger
WEBM
WHAS
Frankie Masters
Stan Meyers
Earl Bartnett
WGN
Sonny Wood
Baste
Washington
Tee Club
CBS_KMOX
WBBM
Roth
Jimmie Gihan
KMOX
2Aurie Sherman
White Sox
Detroit
WBRBM
Belmont Takes
NEC
Weecco
St. Louis
Eddie Duchin
Sorela
Wfebm
Frederick William Wile
Richard Himber
al Jolson
Cbss
Ben Bernie
Iowa
Davenport
St. Joseph
Bill Hogan
Eversmeyer Among 66 Iowa Lawyers Admitted to Bar
Bernard E. Eversmeyer of Muscatine joined 65 others as Iowa admitted 66 new lawyers after passing a three day state bar exam. James D. France of Tipton, secretary to Rep Ed C. Eicher, also joined the class. Chief Justice Albert administered the oath in Des Moines as licenses were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard E. Eversmeyer
Muscatine
Iowa
James D. France
Tipton
Ed C. Eicher
B. W. Garret
Supreme Court
Des Moines
State University of Iowa
Albert
Supreme Court Room
Grace Lutheran Women Hold Indoor Picnic
Forty Grace Lutheran Missionary Society members held an indoor picnic supper in the church basement due to cool weather. The planned Weed park gathering moved indoors. July hostess is Mrs. C. P. Gunzenhauser at 113 Magnolia Street with Mrs. Lyle Hildebrand assisting and Mrs. Elmus Richard leading the program.
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Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
Weed Park
C. P. Gunzenhauser
Magnolia Street
Lyle Hildebrand
Elmus Richard
Garden Club Meeting At Mrs Hankins Home
Muscatine Garden club will meet Monday afternoon at 117 Lord Avenue to hear Miss Martha Heller describe the town highway beautification program. Mrs George Hermann Jr will run a question box as members discuss entries arrangements and classifications for the flower show planned June 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Heller
Muscatine Garden Club
H Fay Hankins
Lord Avenue
George Hermann, Jr
Two Muscatine Couples Observe Wedding Anniversaries
Two Muscatine couples mark anniversaries. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hazlett Lowe Run celebrate their fortieth anniversary this week. On June 21 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Phillips of 312 Broadway will note their second wedding anniversary. Mrs. Phillips was Velma Lambert before the marriage in Bornville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. C. Hazlett Lowe
A. J Phillips
Broadway
Phillips
Velma Lambert
Bornville
Zion Lutheran Aid Plans June Orphan's Home Lunch
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid society met in the parish hall on Thursday to outline a lunch at the Orphan's Home festival on June 16 with serving at noon and in the afternoon. Mrs. Herman Koever and Mrs. Carl Wassmundt reported on visits made during the month. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Wassmundt and Mrs. E F X Bauer.
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Zion Lutheran Aid IN
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Orphan's Home
Herman Koever
Carl Wassmundt
Wassmundt
EF. X. Bauer
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies' Aid Meets at Hutchison Home
Dorothy Mueller of Victor, 14, spoke at the Walnut Street Baptist Ladies' Aid gathering hosted by Rev and Mrs Elmer Hutchison at 1202 Cedar Street. Mrs Lillian Thomas and the hostess sang a duet. refreshments were served. No July meeting. a picnic is planned for August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Mueller
Victor
Elmer Hutchison
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies’ Aid
Hutchison
Cedar Street
Lillian Thomas
Ernest Brudtkuhl
Muscatine Council Toughens War On Gambling Machines
Muscatine city council passed the first two readings of a new gambling ordinance that targets slot and marble machines with a 25 dollar fine or 10 days jail or both for keeping or operating such devices. Support was broad, though Alderman William Matthiessen opposed, urging reliance on state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
William Matthiessen
Patriotic Bodies Thank Cooperating Organizations
Memorial day exercises held May 30 by Muscatine patriotic groups concluded with resolutions of appreciation adopted at the Federated Patriotic Societies meeting in the courthouse. It was the final session of the year and bills and other business were approved. gatherings resume next year before Memorial day. Hydrangeas are said to descend from roses with many authorities tracing today’s flowers to buttercups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley P. Jones
Trinity Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
Blair Roberts
South Dakota
Julia C. Emery
Liberia
Olive Meachan
Muscatine
Federated Patriotic Societies
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West Second St
Irene Podesta
San Francisco
B. E. Eversmeyer
Grace Lutheran
Garden Club
Walnut Street Baptist
Lee Richards
Geneva Golf and Country Club
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Oleo
Bailey
East Second Street
Loverlane
Junedale
Bauer's
Washington Crossing the Danube
Delaware
Danube
Council
Frost
Lincoln
Neb
Certo
General Foods
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Waltham Ne
Parker Pen Co
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