Children’s Day Observances in South Muscatine
Special Children’s Day programs were held last evening at Musserville and Mulfort Congregational churches with Sunday school musical numbers recitations and dialogues. Rev H K Butler delivered the memorial address for the local Odd Fellows lodge and Rebekah staff led the services at the Odd Fellows hall held jointly with the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine
Musserville Church
Mulfort Congregation
H. K. Butler
Musserville M
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Memorial
Odd Fellows
Organaphone Watched by Owners on Steamer Sidne y
The organaphone installed on the Streckfus line excursion steamer Sidney was tested yesterday with inventor OM Baker aboard. Steamboat officials report strong interest from large river and lake lines and may place orders if the instrument meets expectations. Local observers and steamboat operators nationwide are following the development closely. Mrs John Leamon leaves for New Hampshire street today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Streckfus Line
Sidney
Baker
United States
Sidne
Streck— Fus Line
Tangley Company
Sisters Clara and Elle Schwartz Visit Cedar Rapids
The Misses Clara and Elle Schwartz, of 502 Evans Street, spent a weeks visit with her sister at Cedar Rapids and reviewed their home after several days with friends at Grand View.
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Cedar Rapids
Clara
Elle
Schwartz
Evans Street
Grandview
Wilton Visited by a Fatal Fire at Pool Hall
Wilton Iowa June 14 Fire discovered at 4 am Sunday in the rear of a pool hall and lunch room operated by A M Scull. The blaze caused over 3000 dollars in damage before control. Losses included Dr J Dwyer 1000 and A M Scull furnishings 2090. Origin unclear whether from Scull place or rear shed.
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Clournal’s
Wilton
A. M. Scull
Wilios
J. Dwyer
Pual Road
George Holanauer
A. M
Poe
C. C. Brown
Scall
Holzhauer Shos
Successful Robbery Staged at Lone Tree
Lone Tree June 14 A successful robbery was staged at Lone Tree when unknown parties entered the Gilbert restaurant by a rear window, opened the safe and secured about 320 in cash. A subscription paper circulated among city business men Sunday and about 40 was raised to secure bloodhounds from Waterloo to track the thief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Lone ‘Frea
Lone ‘Tree
Gilbert
Waterloo
Federal boat numbers urged for identification nationwide
Washington June 44. Motor boat owners on the Mississippi and elsewhere would be required to carry federal numbers for identity in collisions or accidents under Bureau of Navigation bills. A national conference of power boat associations and trade spokesmen unanimously approved two measures: federal numbers for boats carrying passengers and federal licensing after operator fitness exams. The rules would apply generally, not only where four or more passengers ride.
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Beread
Washington
Glississippi River
Bureau of Navigation
Department of Commerce
Congress
Senate
Hagley
Muscatine
Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association
Frst
Farwell to End Duties as Physical Director Tomorrow
Announcement states Farwell will conclude his duties as physical director at the Y M C A on Tuesday. His resignation takes effect July 1 after a two week vacation starting tomorrow. He plans to spend the vacation in Dubuque and may not return to a permanent residence immediately. He has received offers from other cities and is likely to accept soon. Clinton Willis will assume duties as physical director on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. Farwell
Farwell
Dubhuque
Clinton Willis
Drunk Arrest Leads to Suspended Sentence for Char Tabbs
Charles Tabbs faced intoxication charges before Judge J C Caster and received a day suspended sentence along with costs. He was arrested last evening after a test. All brothers are summoned to the club rooms at 7 20 PM to march to the Opera House for the flag day exercises led by the Exalted Ruler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filtvrenaia
Chas
Tabbs
Charles Fabbs
Gwitty
J.C. Caster
Opera
Ainsworth Woman Dies After Short Illness
Mrs A M Marsh a well known Ainsworth resident died at home yesterday morning after a brief illness. Born February 16 1881 in Sangamon county Illinois she was adopted as a child and later married J A Marsh September 3 1891. Survived by six of nine children funeral set for 10 30 at Baptist church.
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Journal
Ainsworth
A. Marsh
Sirs. Marsh
Sangamon County
W. A. Athearn
Washington
Iowa
J. A.marsh
Wnion
Paul
Charles
Samuel
Marietta
William
Terry
Baptist Church
Team Match Play Opens Wednesday With Baby Golf Listed
Historical note outlines Team Match Play starting Wednesday front page content. It lists numerous players and handicaps for men and baby golf teams, including Giesler, Smith, Throop, Meerdink, Bristol, Olsen, and many others, plus a large roster of baby golf team members with handicaps. The article preserves names, positions, and early安排 for both groups and notes rule parity with the men's contest.
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F. F. Giesler
C. W. Smith
Fred Beach
A. D.eeay
D. Hy Fox
F. Bishop
A. Borger
Wenry ‘Rack
A Ghaudéin
F. C. Bloch
G. Vetter
J. Bishop
Il. Wenderson
MG Thompson
P. Loomis
W. A. Hudler
G. BR. Fitus
F. H. Little
Stella Ames
Carl Barnard
Vances Barry
Marie Barry
Glyde Beach
Rita Berry
C. J. Bishop
Margaret Blackwell
F. O.block
Gertrude Block
Margaret Hakes
G. A. Heidel
Arthur Hoffman
Starnes Howe
W. Huttig
Geo. B. Jackson
Mary Jarboe
Vivian Johnson
H. A. Juettner
T. , Brannan
J. B. Cramtin
Rs. C. R. Musve
Inda Masser
Lucile Narvis
Yre Nesper
A- A. Petersen
I Mra
W. D. Randall
Lee G. Richards
Deyoe
W. L. ‘Roach
Frances Rosenbaum
B.C. Ruby
J. P N
Anna Selman
W. Smith
G. Stel Elen G. Stocker
Thompson
C. Vi Wasserman
Wells
Elsie Will
Trene Wands
Gupt
J. G. Giesler
Frank Anson
H. M. Bartlett
Helen Barry
Fred Bench
Rena Bees
C. B. Birch
Ms ‘Blackwell
Bernice Blache
R. Bene
Z. F. Devitt
Dillaway
Eona
Henry Tack
Glesster
Bishop
H. P. Lange
BL. McCain
Gertrude McNate
Helen i
Sterneman
Gaithompson
Mary Thompson
F. B. Throop
Gertrude Titus
Louise van Patten
Rosetta, Wagner
Helen Weidling
Blue Sox Fall in Thirteenth in 6 5 Loss
In Bloomington Davenport edges Bloomington 6 to 5 in thirteen innings after heavy hitting from both sides. Gould and Ebarnes key the Bloomington effort while Davenport’s Rimington and teammates produce late runs. Rockford wins, Quiner slips past Dubuque, and Molise defeats Sherhan as mid-June baseball slate unfolds.
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Floomintoh
Bloomington
Davenport
Ree Davenport
Rimington
Ebarnes, Gould, Waelth
Meyers
Schlansker
Needles
Trotter
Quiner
Quinex Tank
Dubuque
Soles Rae
GDF
Thomas and
Sullivan Trotter
Boelze
Tahini
aQuiner
Burnham Sad
Sullivan, Tretler and Loelze
Standing of the clubs continued from page six
Boston and Cleveland led with 4, Philadelphia 73, Detroit 6, New York St Louis 4. Games today include Chicago at Washington, St Louis at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, Waveland at Boston. Gertrude Wigim 12, Lucy Will 12, Mrs A D Winslow 12.
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Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
St. Louie
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Waveland
Gertrude Wigim
Lucy Will
Mrs
A. D. Winslow
Sports Scores and Schedule Fragments From St Louis Past Times
A garbled tally shows St Louis and Pittsburgh scores amid scattered city and college matchups. Other items mention Rockford Davenport Moline and Dubuque with partial records and an upcoming resale Saturday.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Sc Louis
Pittstursh
Burtala
Newark
Kansas City
Chien Burala
Mallimore
Brooklyn
La Grange High Wins 14th Interscholastic Meet at U Chicago
La Grange High School of Chicago's 26 points lead the 14th annual interscholastic track meet at the University of Chicago. North Central and Le high tie for second with 20. Graham of University High sets a pole vault world interscholastic record at 12 feet 1 1 2 inches. Kasper of Shattuck and Borden tie the 880 yard record in 1 58. Johnson of Lewis and Clark posts 3 feet 4 1 2 inches in the broad jump.
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Chicago
la Grange High School
Ch 6
University of Chicago
North Central High School
Graham
University High School
Kasper Jof Shattuck
Minnesota
Kasper
Borden
Johnson
Lewis and Clark
Spokane
Police Silent On Another Burglary At Mulberry Avenue
The third burglary in a week hit J H Kendig on Mulberry Avenue last evening. Jewelry valued about 50 dollars vanished from a vacant home while the family was away at the Chautauqua grounds. Entry was gained by lifting a screen in the dining room. The window was left ajar according to Mrs Kendig though the lock shows no sign of forced entry. Stolen items include a dozen silver spoons a necklace a lavaliere a stickpin a tortoise ring a bracelet set with three diamonds a gold watch with initials E D K and other pieces plus two dollars. No clue yet and police refuse to release information citing suppression of the theft news.
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Tme
J. H. Kendig
Homer
Mulberry Avenue
Lue
Chautauqua
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Charlie Chaplin
South End
Bufh South End
Paror
Sydney
Excur
Sion Bun
John Leamon
New Hamishire Street
Lone Tree
TOR
B. P.O
Ruthenberg Clothing Co
Missouri Valley
Dixon
Superior
Wis
Chicago and Northwestern
Blue Sox
Gould
Trevier
Quincy
Rockford
Decatur
Becator
Omar
MfcCibe
O'Brien
Aml Jacobs
Feoria Eally
Molize
Peoria
Moliné
Sherhan
Sey Bohen
Molise Wan
Matina
Palace
Tom Wise
Magic Bottie
Dainty Irene Fenwick
Mr. James Elis
Hira
L. Pet
Mss
Ety
Fey
Pirrshireh Arle ci Lee Wal
Raonsas Picagey
Hes. Kahn
Bates Street
Phoenix
Iquiney
LA Grange
Miriam Aid Kensington Chrch
C. Z. Tackett
Lucas Street
Kensington
Pittsburg
Muscatine Lighting Co
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