Marriage of L P Loomis and Margaret Hakes
The marriage of Lee P. Loomis and Margaret Hakes was solemnized last evening at Trinity Episcopal church before 200 guests. The event featured ornate floral decor, a formal bridal procession, and a reception at the Hakes home. The couple will reside on North Mulberry Ave after a brief stay in Ephraim Wisconsin. Loomis is Muscatine Journal editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Loomis
Margaret Hakes
Lee P. Loomis
Trinity Episcopal Church
Muscatine
Robert J. Jones
Th. Dubois
Jensen
Evening Star
Wagner
Reed Fas
Marshall
Illinois
Arthur Heartley
Oak Park
W.W. H. Toomis, Jr
Kansas City
Theodore. N. Morrison
Diocese of
Iowa
Webster Hinkes
Heartler
Mendelssohn
Iowa woman credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Mrs. William Litzenberg of Montezuma Iowa suffers stomach troubles and fatigue. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy she reports renewed strength appetite and ability to work daily. The ad promises permanent relief for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Litzenberg
Montezuma
Iowa
Mary
Tate
Mayr
Use of soap spoils the hair advice column note
An admonition favors using melted cocoa nut oil as a gentle hair cleanser. It warns soaps and shampoos dry the scalp and make hair brittle, recommending one to two teaspoons of mulsified cocoa nut oil with water to cleanse effectively. The oil is cheap, pure, greasy free, and suitable for the whole family.
Alumnae Night Features Humorous Sketch and Music
Mrs L J Horan presides as alumnae and Rev Father Leonard give brief talks. Miss Laurentia Rolland and Mrs J P Leysen toast Alma Mater and guests. Marguerite Harris delivers welcome for class of 19175. Costume sketch draws laughs. piano solo by Mary Ribak and vocal numbers by Mrs Fred Klopp, Nell Foley Genevieve Ryan Laurentia Rolland Emma Ribak. Out of town guests include Mrs J Mapes Nichols MA, Mrs F O Kelley Houston, Mrs J Kleinfelder and Miss Esther Drish Davenport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Horan
F. J. Leonard
Laurentia Rolland
J. P. Leysen
W. J. Payle
Mary Ribak
Fred Klopp
Nell Foley
Genevieve Ryan
Emma Ribak
J. ‘Mapes
Nichols
F. O. Kelley
Houston
Texas
J. Kleinfelder
Esther Drish
Davenport
Officers of White Shrine Elect at Meeting
An enthusiastic session at the Masonic hall on East Second street adopted by laws and set the first Monday of each month as the regular meeting date. Officers elected include Worthy High Priestess Mrs Kitty Lezotte and Worthy Treasurer Mrs Cora McCoy. Other officers named with several appointments announced. installation planned for next Monday at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Order of White Shrine
Masonic Hall
East Second Street
Kitty Lezotte
Shepherds
J. 4. Pitchforth
Noble
Fannie Riemcke
Emma EE. Manlove
Cora Mc ‘Coy
Sue Stanwood
Vera
Fisher
Theresa | Springer
U T D Club Guests At Miss Fryer Home
The U T D club met at Miss Florence Fryer’s Oak Street home with Miss Mildred Skolnik winning first prize and Miss Jennie Greenblatt taking the consolation. Refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for July 1 at Miss Anna Fryer’s East Fifth Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fryer
T. T. D. Club
U. T. D. Club
Florence Fryer
Oak Street
Mildred Skolnik
Jennie Greenblatt
Anna Fryer
East Fifth Street
Five Year Old Narrowly Survives Dredge Mud Trap
A five year old, son of Mr and Mrs G Brown, near the government dredge, was pulled from slime after attempting to rescue chickens trapped on marshy ground recently pumped by the dredge. He sank to his arms as neighbors freed him, nearly drowned. Chickens had wandered onto the soft ground from the house. The Jake Lemkan button factory on New Hampshire street expanded this summer with twelve new machines and a larger concrete addition. Mrs Ralph Patterson left for a brief visit with her sister at Sabula IA, and Mrs Harry Leamon, 744 Sampson Street, visited Grundy Center IA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Wilson
C. B. Webster
U. S. Grant
Sheffield
England
Katherine Heartley
Oak Park
Illinois
Gertrude Titus
Gail Thompson
Richard Crampton
Rock Island
Paris
Jake Lemkan
New Hampshire Street
Ralph Patterson
Demorest Avenue
Sabula
Harry Leamon
Sampson Street
Grundy Center
Iowa
Local Moves and Visits Highlight Wilton News
In Wilton Iowa on June 18 residents share a wave of short trips and social calls. W G Griffith returns from Muscatine forenoon business. Miss Kate McNulty visits West Liberty. Mrs John Luellen and Pearl return from Muscatine after visiting Harry Lusten. Catherine Hanley travels to Davenport for a couple days with friends and relatives. Kate McDermott and brother M J McDermott return from Muscatine. Clifford Bacon spends forenoon with Muscatine friends. Mrs John Claussen visits Lone Tree then returns. Mrs George Sherberger returns from Muscatine. J J Van Fossen and family head to Davenport for a few days with friends. Mrs Frank Cope from Davenport arrives to visit M M Cope. Susanna Leaker comes back to town after Muscatine visit. Elizabeth Cronin of Muscatine spends a brief time in town. Mrs Adolph Jarr and daughter and Miss Bertha Moeller return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate McDermott
M. J. McDermott
Muscatine
Clifford Bacon
John Claussen
Lone Tree
George Sherberger
J. J. van Fossen
Clarence
Ida
Davenport
Frank Cope
M. M. Cope
Susanna Leaker
Elizabeth Cronin
Adolph Jarr
Bertha Moeller
Addie Barclay
Josephine
John Osmer
F. J. Shannon
Lk. J. McAulay
H. B. Strong
G. G. Leith
Iowa City
George Mannasmith
R.H. Teufel
Durant
Edith Brugmann
Jennie Nagle
Harvey Budeljier
Eila Williams
Carl Norton and
Phoenix
Ariz
Picnic Planned by Members at Weed Park
The group will hold a two week meeting on July 1 with a dainty luncheon concluding the fair. Husbands and families are invited as guests for the upcoming picnic at Weed Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Sargel Six Strength Giver Aids Weight Gain Reform Ads
Advertorial text touts Sargel Six Strength giving as a regenerative fat-producing remedy for thin people. Claims include correcting digestion faults, supplying concentrated fats to blood, boosting nourishment, and strengthening nerves. Endorsed by physicians and sold by A W Brorgan and leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Brorgan
Local Social and Travel Notes From Durant Area
Durant society items record visits and trips by residents including Mr and Mrs James Smith and daughters Edna and Stella from Tipton. Several locals make day trips to Muscatine Iowa City and Davenport while others attend a Bagley convention. A birth is noted for Harry Fried erichsen. A separate item mentions Meyer-Gerhard cited in reports about a safe conduct and a German Cross claim with no official investigation requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
James Smith
Edna
Stella
Tipton
8. C. Fulton
German Ambassador Denies Knowledge of Meyer Agent
Count Bernstorff privately informed Secretary Lansing that he and all embassy staff had no knowledge of Dr. Alfred Meyer who was reportedly secretly in the United States buying war supplies. The Associated Press wire report from Washington notes no confirmation of the Meyer claim by U S authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D
Count Bernstorff
Lansing
Alfred Meyer
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
Loomis
Ephriam
Wisconsin
Green Bay
North Mulberry Avenue
Webster Hakes
M. A. Loomis
Muscatine Journal
Isaac B. Lee
Eleanor Lee
Joseph 4. Lee
RE. P. Adier
H. E. Mmreier
Jennie Rapp
Klaffenbagh
German Lutheran Church
Wiss Dorothy Suechting
Charles Klaffenbach
Klaffenbach
West Eighth Street
August Finning
Iowa City, In
ST. Mathias
Marguerite Harris
Lumina Logan
Alberta Kleinfelder
Mrs
MecQuesten Hdw. Co
E. P. Wilson
West Seventh Street
Mary Vener
Charles Bierman
A. E. Reaves
L. C. Kautz
Greaowel
IV. M. Club
Edward Gremmel
Woodlawn Avenue
Kensington
Chas. Evans
Capes
South End
Wilton
First National Bank
W.F. Bishop & Company Investment Securities
Farm Losns
First Trust and Savings Bank
Volger
Plies
Meyer
Germany
Anton Meyer-Gerhard
Lansing Tat
Meyer-Gerhard
Hission
Iie
Bernstorff
Geo. Bitman
Geo. Eitman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!