Local Notices and Visual Fragments From Muscatine
Local notices include for sale ads and personal visits. Mrs F G Weaver visits family in Town City. Mrs Lyle Hawley and her mother from Chicago stay with Mr and Mrs George Hawley. A piano for summer use is advertised. Attendees to German Lutheran Home festival have event times and locations on Second Street Town Avenue and South Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. F. G. Weaver
Town City
Alster
Dtu. E, J. Yalett
East Fourth Street
Togalay
Lyle TR. Hawley
Lloyd
Chicago
George RB. Hawley
Smalley A Avenue
Lathoran
Second Street
Town Avenue
Mrustikclin
South Muscatine
Attempted Break-In At Cornelius Cadle Jewelry Store
An unsuccessful attempt to break into the Cornelius Cadle jewelry store on East Second Street was disclosed this morning. Cadle reported he was at the shop around 10 pm last night when intruders damaged the front door with a pry bar and pried at the lock. a six inch crack in the woodwork was made but nothing was stolen as the burglars apparently fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corneliye Cadle Jewelry Srora
Ent Sncond Street
Cornelius Cadle
Che ‘Boller
Lake Township Lad Injured in Farm Accident
An eight year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs BE Fatur of Lake Township, was injured this morning at the family farm. He lost one thumb and sustained damage to the other while playing with a large pulley. Dr H M Dean treated his injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Fatur
Laze Township
H. m. Dean
Burlington Man To Speak Here Sunday
In Rev Richard Staye's absence Rev O Kratt of Burlington Iowa will occupy the pulpit at the German Evangelical church Sunday. He is described as an interesting speaker and large congregations are expected for both morning and evening services. Rev Mr Bravohea left for Lowden Iowa to attend the seventieth anniversary celebration of the Evangelical church there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Staye
0 Krattt
Burlington
Bravohea
Lowden
Nichols Church Convention Concludes In West Liberty
About 150 delegates attended the Nichols Iowan church convention held at the local Christian church. Rev S J Wpler reelected president with morning and afternoon sessions featuring sermons, reports from churches, and a women’s training discussion. Readings, prayers, and musical numbers accompanied sessions as plans for future council actions were discussed and the meeting adjourned.
Society notes feature Miss Elizabeth Baveridge recital
Miss Elizabeth Baveridge daughter of Dr and Mrs T F Baveridge Mulberry Avenue will appear before the State Music Teachers Convention at Cedar Rapids next week. She will be presented by her teacher Mrs George T R Chase and perform Rachmaninoff Prelude in C sharp minor. Also planned to attend are Mrs Margaret Gartruze Tango and Clarence Holdy of Chicago among others. The item mentions a church club gathering at the home of Mrs Bussie Gillethoo with a picnic luncheon and plans for the next session hosted by Mrs Henry Huson and Mrs C D Mann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Baverdge
Conveniion
Elizabeth Baveridge
Mra. T. F. Baveridge
Mulberry Ivenus
Stata Music Teachers Convention
Cedar Taila
Beveridge
George TR. Chase
Miss Beveridge
Rachmaninoff
Chase
Margaret Gartruze
Clarence Holdy
Chicago
A. B. Kensington Club
Tullad Brethren Church
Bussle Gilletho
Winletead Street
Mrnday
Henry Huson
C. D. Mann
Aged Man Falls From Window In Bellevue Injury
An elderly resident, George Leupp, aged about q1 years, fell from a second story window into a brick paved alley near Town Avenue and Second Street at noon. He sustained serious injuries, including crushed left ankle bones, and was taken to Bellevue Hospital in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leupp
Bellavue
Hig Yate Bip
Roland
A. Ay Oliver
Pinn
Bellevue
East Second Street
Second
Pairol
Town Avenue
Hoe
Aly
Marriage Rumor Circulates At Burlington Convention
The Elk’s convention in Orchard City reports the marriage of Clay Kieese to his former wife, a Burlington rumor says. Attendees and officials could not verify the union, no license was issued, and the couple’s vows may have occurred elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Kieese
Muscatine Lodge
B. P.O
Burlington
Hawkeye
Oth Bride
Groopy
Alay
Orchard
Cig
Knesso
Children's Day Program Arranged at Grieg Lutheran Church
The Grieg Lutheran church scheduled a Children’s Day program for Sunday evening featuring songs by the school, violin solos, recitations, and choruses conducted by W. G. Ogren and others. Performers include Emma Tolhason, Velma Grimm, Otto Jones, Paul Henry Freund, and the Jolly Rovers club. The event concludes with an orchestra and Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grieg Lutheran
W. G. Ogren
Orehes
William Boldt
Alen Malsanbach
Maurice Maisenbach
Emma Cunzenhauser
Wilbex Maesgeth
Julia Angersbach
Velma Grimm
Eith Duker
Car
Charlotte Lisbbo
Otto Jones
Paul Henry Freund
Emma Tolhason
Ett. Messenger
Willan Freund
Fraderick Roldt
Rocitation
Roy Gun
Wilber Maex
Len
Cornet
Arthur Angerabach
Recitaton
Willam Boldt
Charlotta
Liebbe
Edith
Dunker
G. Ogren
T Taye Te Tol
Benediction
Children’s Day Observed at Wilton Evangelical Church
Wilton June 14 Children’s Day planned for Sunday at the revangelical church near town. Program includes recitations, songs, dialogues, and a pantomime led by Pastor and choir. inviting all, with offerings for foreign missions and a post program social. Some text garbled with names and details. events indicate local participation and multiple readings from children and adults.
LATCHAW DIVORCE CASE ON IN COURT
In a divorce case in court today evidence was presented regarding the Wilton woman’s suit. The defendant did not appear, and his son said the father planned to go to Chicago. Mr Lat Ghaw, former president of Wilton College, had been in Chicago on business. The wife filed suit for divorce and the husband submitted a cross petition denying the petition’s allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Wilten
Chicago
Lat Ghaw
Wilton College
Sixth Annual Edition of Auroran Published by High School
The sixth annual Auroran edition from the high school press is issued dedicated to Glen E. Trus the principal for four years. It features student work and illustrations of graduates and school groups. Staff include Florence Narvis as editor in chief Lolyet Fobn as assistant Miss Clodine Steller and Morall McKenzie local editors Hazel Stanberry exchange editor Paul Grigsby ethics editor Margaret McDermid society editor Ruth Brandt literary editor and various departments with George Huber Gertrude Davidson Fred Abbot Elizabeth Beveridge Mina Hudler Geri Storm Floyd Storm Barry Anson manager Louie Hughes advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auvroran
Glen E. Trus
Ataff
Florence Narvis
Misa Lolyet
Fobn
Clodine
Steller
Morall McKenzie
Misa Hazel Stanberry
Paul Grigsby
Ethietics
Misa Margaret McDermid
Ociety
Misa Ruth Brandt
George Huber
Gertrude Davidson
Fred Abbot
Mias Elizabeth Beveridge
Mina Gladys Hudler
Geri Storm
Floyd Storm
Barry Anson
Louie Hughes
Advertising
Weapager
Judgment reopens Muscatine County case on bondsmen liability
The higher court reversed Judge Theophilus finding error in bondsmen liability for Otto Seidist’s dine. The case is remanded to the district court of Muscatine County for retry or further action as proceedings loom. Attorney H B Betty of Davenport expected to seek a judgment entry promptly. The supreme court had overruled a rehearing petition, sending the matter back down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
A. J. Giver
Harry Buttig
W. S. Healey
Imecatina
Rock Island
H. B. Betty
Davenport
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Epworth League Holds Convention at West Liberty
The Epworth League district convention opened in West Liberty Iowa with over eighty delegates registered and 160 expected. President Frank Pierson led the opening, Rev. Dowlin offered the invocation, and music featured a quartet and a reading by Van Dyke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
District Bypworth League
Methodist Church
Frank Pierson
West Branch
F. M.) Dowlin
Presbyterian Vekurch
Eugene Allen
Burlington
Biles
F. D. Steen
Lois O'Arien
North English
Misa Amy Alaopes
Muscatine
Mercy and Help Department
Alsey Harkinson
West Chester
Mise
Anna Hopkinson
Onor Daw
Flag Day Observed in Muscatine Downtown
Muscatine observes Flag Day with a festive downtown showing as many stores display the American emblem. Residential districts also feature the red white and blue in decorations. Police notice urged I O O F members to attend hall Monday at 8 o clock, work in first degree. first degree members are especially urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Poige
Father John's Medicine Promises Strength Through Nourishment
Doctors endorse strengthening through food and nutrients, citing Father John's Medicine as a reliable aid. Patients and supporters claim significant weight gain and improved vigor during summer use, with testimonials from Capt. H. F. Rehberg and others. The ad emphasizes pure, non alcoholic, safe nourishment claimed to rebuild blood and tissue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Tore
H. F. Rehberg
Carnation St
Pawtucket
R. I
G. A. Goodwin
Blossbara
John
M. Crosby
New York City
Alexander Kilmer
Johnstown
N.Y
Baye
Chas
Florence
Brooklyn
I Medicine
Lowell
Mass
Miriam Rebekah lodge elects officers for year
A large attendance marked the Miriam Rebekah lodge session as officers were elected including Noble Grand Mrs. Fannie Stapleton View Grand Mrs. Anna Lemkan Recording secretary Maude Smith Treasurer Josephine Greshan. Twenty five to thirty members plan a trip to Columbus Junction for the district convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Menin
Stata
Tocol
Tcere
Columbus Junction West
Noble
Fannie Stapleton
View
Anna Lemkan
Evening Highlights From June Event Lineup
Rosie-Misers Knuteen and Coon red headline the evening with Llonologue-Mrs. Osceola. Pooler hosts Tuesday June 2 featuring music by the Caswells and a lecture by Dr. Charles F. Sheidon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie—Misers Knuteen
Coon Red
Osceola
Pooler
The
Caswells
Charles F. Sheidon
Laurel Bull and Nearby News of Wilton Residents
Laurel Hil June 14 reports Ralph and Lawrence Cockeboot visiting their uncle James Workshoot Fad McSwigsen of Wilton. Mrs Rolly Herr and son from Wilton visit friends. Pete Peterson to Davenport for treatment at St Luke's Hospital. Mrs Henry Meyers and children visit Ayersville with parents. Clark Brown and Mrs Lucy Cockiehoat visit. Brown returns, Cookahooc will visit Muscatine. Mira Frances Boot returns from Town City. E White of Wilton handles business in Laurel Tit. Vera and Gladys Um mings return after Muscatine visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel Hil
Ralph
Lawrence Cockeboot
Owl City
Tames
McSwigsen, Jr
Wilton
Wir
Rolly Herr and Son
Pete Peterson
Tyescar
Davenport
St. Luke's Hospital
Henry Meyers
Peter Ayers
Ayersville
Clark Brown
Lucy Cockiehoat
Axocd
Drs. Brown
Cookahoot c
Frriends
Meeker Family Visit and Local Events at Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Iowa June 4 Mrs Thomas Meeker and Pearl Meeker returned from Perry after visiting M N Rippey home. Upcoming hau program nearly filled with only four numbers left. W B C met at J C O F hall reporting a good meeting. M E Sunday School observes Children’s Day next Sunday at 11 am with special music by quartet and gifted drills recitations and readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Iowa
Thomas. Meeker
Little Pearl Meeker
Jone
Perry
M. N Rippey
W. B.C
M. E
Sivan
Demolay and Royal Helest Lodges Schedule Meetings
We summarize the readable lines noting monthly convocations and officer mentions. Frat and chapter references appear with stated convocations and regular conclaves on specific Fridays or Wednesdays. Names of officers Mertran Muyolier Othmer and various titles shown as part of the local orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matonig
Iowa Ledge
A. M
Pack Qaanrh
Breyaworth
Magonte Walt
Othmer
Sbr
Johorson
Recorder
Demolay Commandery No
Othmen BC
Muscatine Azrie 018 Meeting Notice at Eagle Hall
The r. C. Muscatine Azrie No. 018 holds weekly meetings every Tuesday at 8 oclock in Eagle Hall 407 E Front Street. Visitors welcome. Guest: Guy Issack, President J. El Gottert, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.c. Muscatine Azrie No
Eagle Hatt
Guetay Iseck
J- EL Gottert
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Thorn
Gary Fee
Hershey State Bank
Somuu Imo
Pbild
Ershey State Bank
AWDS
Luellen
W. 2Nd St
Wilson
Suydare
Ones
Ly Heineman
Ady
Lake Township
Anamosa
Pinelity Trust CO
Kansas
Nichols
Mppler
Ispylox
Will Schmitt
J. Wright
Kalpas
Solo
Siss Ryan
Atilson
Mre
OL. Nachtbaur
Schmitt
Iowa City
Ecoss
Mra. Stokes
Nuet
Missus Ryan
Rice
Sean S. Dudley
George Lapp
Tmaner
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Rupot Try
This Morning Corries
Tifreet
Clay Tineesy
Grace English Lutheran Church
Samuel's
Children's Day
Eddie Doefer
Ruth Lang
Lewis [Hahn
Weyer
Lord
Shepperd
Jon Leng
Kirby Schaudt
Sorg—Lang
Reuwben Koenig
Pxore Ee
North Prairie
Moscow Church
Women’s Missionary Society
Evangelical
Latchaw
Auroran
Epworth League
AJL
Gremmel Pipe Store
Miriam Rebekahs
Columbus
Tunetion Thurstay
Lone Tree
Dong ‘Tree
L. Northrup
Garden Grove
Potter
Mildred Griffith
Keokuk
A. H. DeLans
Garaline
Hildegard Marcusex
Waverly
Lowa
Lee
Cedar Rapids
Lizsie Guthrie
Weersbarty Thureday
Jos
Gertrude Shibley
John Zimmermans
Land Lodge
Council Bluffs
Thiseek
Chas. Cipperly
Mellie
Grace Shibley
Geese Cipperly
Farmer's Auto
Marvin Albright
Jerwin
Albright
Lone Trea
Christian Endeavor Society of the Reformed Church
Jinid Voerres
B. W. Burleigh
Carl A
W. S
Johnson
Howard Hall
Howard Ell
Mandar
Penvto
Isies Knuteen
Coon- Rod
Lesture Entertainment
Osceola Pooler
Laurel Bull
Journal
Blasins
J. le Heineman
Society
Feomem
Yeoman Hall
Modern Otherhood of
America
Yeoman
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