Welfare delegates listed for Muscatine annual meeting
Delegates named by Muscatine organizations to attend the Muscatine Welfare association annual meeting will meet Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the high school auditorium to select a board representative for the next two years. The program follows at 7:45 with music reports and an address by Rev. Benjamin F. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Welfare Association
Board of
Benjamin F. Martin
Edwards Congregational Church
Davenport
Maccabees
Milo Rittenhouse
William Boldt
H. M. Kindler
George Efichenauer
Fred Martin
Masonic Jodges
C. M. Nickelson
William Weierhauser
W. Keubler
Henry F. Otto
F. A. Canfield
M. F. Eaton
R G. Tipton
J. Moomey
Louis Weber
W. C. Kirk
Knights of Pythias
E. Barr
M. Grossklaus
M. Benninger
B. Gallagher
W. Browning
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Archie King
Aaron James
Wilbur Chapman
Albert Snavely
Fred
James Hopewell
I. J. Besten- Tehner
H. Koenigaecker
Leo
Leo Witteman
First Baptist Church
E. C. Link
Nathan Hoefflin
I. E. Storey
W. PP. Hitchcock
Charles Reesink
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. E. Downer
Elmer Steinmetz
Henry Froehner
A. C. Bruemmer
J. H. Kendig
Twentieth Century Club
J. T. Martin
J. B Rendall
B Vail
P. O. E. Mesdame
F. J. Howe
F. A. Neidig
T. F. Beveridge
R. E Reuline
Miss Myra Eric
American Legion Auxiliary
Merdames
Fay Hawkins
H. McGreer
L. S. Penrose
B. FE
Moosehart Legion
Emma Herst
Dora Berry
Maude Blake
Fifie
Helen Laughlin
Voting machines dismantled after June primary
Workmen began taking down the county voting machines used in the June primary. The machines will be stored and not used again until the November general election.
Y M C A Plans Junior and Senior Tennis Tourneys
A. J. Lindley announces Y M C A sponsorship for junior and senior tennis tournaments. Entries are being received now and will close Tuesday night next week, when pairings are set and play opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lindley
District court approves Potter estate distribution closes estate
Judge D W Jackson approves the report of distribution of property in the estate of James D Potter filed by the Iowa State Bank of West Liberty and closes the estate. Nichols Tipton and Tipton were the bank's attorneys. The will of John Clausen of Stockton is admitted to probate with T D Jacobs named executor. Dr Snoke of Davenport is attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Jackson
James D. Potter
Iowa State Bank of West Liberty
Nichols, Tipton & Tipton
John Clausen
Stockton
T. D. Jacobs
Dr. Snoke
Davenport
Widow Party Hosted by Mrs. Caroline Metzger
Mrs. Caroline Metzger entertained relatives and friends at a widow party held Monday at 312 East Fifth Street. Sixteen attendees enjoyed appropriate entertainment. Prizes went to the oldest widow, Mrs. H. Groth, and the youngest, Mrs. Ribbink. Floral and crepe paper decorations provided festive decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Metzger
East Fifth Street
H. Groth
Ribbink
Bunco Benefit Social Held By Women's Benefit Association
Members of the Women's Benefit Association played bunco at a combined social and business meeting Monday night in the association hall. Large attendance, with Mesdames Allie Vetter Lillian Barry Albina Plate and Harry Caple in charge. The group will reconvene in two weeks to finish pending business before disbanding until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benefit Association
Association Hall
Mesdames Allie Vetter
Lillian Barry
Albina Plate
Harry Caple
Association
Birthday Party Honors Ruth Ryan With Pink Yellow Decor
Mrs C G Ryan hosted Ruth Ryan's twelfth birthday at 891 Newell Avenue on Saturday afternoon from two to five thirty. Ruth’s friends Ruth Shoemaker Fonda Latta Dorothy Dunker and Mary Jane Johnson attended. Prizes awarded to Violet Klein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G .Ryan
Newell Avenue
Ruth
Violet Klein
Ruth Shoemaker
Fonda Latta
Dorothy Dunker
Mary Jane Johnson
Daughters of Veterans Plan Social at Memorial Hall
Daughters of the Union Veterans discussed a lawn social to be held at Mrs. W. V. Runyon’s home on East Eighth Street. The gathering follows a Monday evening meeting at Memorial Hall in the courthouse. Reservations for other club events were noted.
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Daughters of the Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Court House
Dorcas Lewine Society
W. W. Hartman
East Fifth Street
Connor
Mitchel In Jail For Intoxication At Oakville
Arthur Mitchell of Oakville pleaded guilty to intoxication and was sentenced to 10 days in the county jail by Justice H. D. Horst this morning. Mitchell was arrested by Officer William Tobias Monday afternoon near the toll bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mitchell
Oakville
H. D. Horst
Mitchell
William Tobias
Lindbergh Makes Stop to Send Note to Injured Friend
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh halted in Janesville for 15 minutes to mail a note to a schoolmate injured in Watertown hospital. He had made an unplanned stop during a day’s travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindy
Janesville
Wis
Watertown
Charles A. Lindbergh
Unannounced Destination Note Involving Delos Dudley
A fragment recalls Delos Dudley injured at Watertown while attempting to start a plane. It mentions Dudley and Lindbergh going to the University of Wisconsin together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delos Dudley
Watertown
Lindbergh
University of Wisconsin
Grist Mill Began by Martin and Schermer in Muscatine
Fifty years ago J. K. Martin and C. A. Schermer started a grist mill in Muscatine by purchasing the Grange factory. More than a dozen men worked to put it in shape, and the mill was in full operation two months later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
J. K. Martin
C. A. Schermer
Grange
Five Muscatine Men Pass Sergeants Exams
Five Muscatine men from Company C former local military group advanced after examinations for sergeant rank. Ralph Othmer H Ficken A Koenig F Deutschman and E Stuart earned promotion, with Lieut Col F W Bishop presiding as president Lieut Fred E Norwood recorder and Lieut A Capps and Capt Harry Kern on the examining board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Ralph Othmer
H. Ficken
A. Koenig
F. Deutschman
E. Stuart
F. W. Bishop
Fred E. Norwood
A. Capps
Harry Kern
Muscatine County Fighth Grade Graduates Don’t wear frills
Ten years ago today the Muscatine County Fighth grade class held commencement in plain dress and donated money normally spent on decorations to war savings stamps. The class had 30 boys and 44 girls.
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Muscatine County
Bishop Leads Confirmation at Trinity Episcopal Church
The Rt Rev Theodore N Morrison DM D bishop of Episcopal churches of Town officiated at Trinity Episcopal Church for the confirmation of a class of eight a year ago addressing the congregation with a sermon and pastoral guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore N. Morrison
Episcopal Churches of Town
Trinity Fipiscopal Church
Pyorrhea Spread By Kisses Says German Hygienist
Dr. Hermann Becks, professor of dental hygiene at the University of Freiburg, Germany, arrived on the Berlin liner and stated that pyorrhea spreads through kisses though an initial stomach involvement may be the original seat of the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hermann Becks
Dental Hygiene
University of Freiburg
Germany
Berlin
Stock list snapshot shows varied railroad and industrial names
A dense OCR fragment catalogs numerous company names and securities figures from mid century markets. Entries include Great Northern, Union Pacific, Packard, Texaco, Pullman, Sears Roebuck, Reynolds, Studebaker, Westinghouse, and others with varied percentage figures suggesting price or change data. The text reads like a ticker or industry snapshot with many abbreviations and place names.
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Gillette Saf
Northern
N. Ir
Houston
Hudson Motors
Harvester
Mer
Mar
Sea
Kennecott
Louis
Mack
Kan
Tex
Missouri
Montana
Nash Motors
Poca
Central
Norfolk & West
Sbeerseae Nor Aten Sup
Northern Pac
Packard
Pan Am Pet
Pullman
Rem-Rand
Benese Cca
Reynolds Tod
St. L
San Fran
Seaboard Air Line
Roty Sears Roebuck A
Sinclair
Sin Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Texas & Pac
Tex Pac
Union Carbide
Union Pac
U S
Maryland
Willis-Overland
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High
Roland €. Marshall
Durant
Ed Sander
S. L. Guthrie
Lancaster
Marshall
Dan Knox
Walter and
Walter
Chicago
J. J. Brown
Elks
Grady and Son
Kalona
John Doeries
Lone Tree
Thomas Knotek
John W. Weeks
Lee Folsom
New Hampshire
Swift and Company
Hershey Hospital
Lillian Ferguson
Linn Street
Kansas City
Wild
Wildcat den State Park
RD. Smith
West Liberty
Fletcher
Culver Street
E. G. Buegler
F. D. Bradley
Iowa City
C. H. Pitchforth
E. C. Erwin
County Officers’ Associatin
Mason City
F. P. G. Halbfass
Y. W.C.A
Bernard Chayka
Cleveland
Katherine Chayka
Cypress Street
C. J. Dyche
West Fifth Street
Emil Kranz
Sycamore Street
A. F. Bauerbach
Ann
Bauerbach
A. J. Bauerbach
Hershey Avenue
Lillian Carter
Luther League of the Grace English Lutheran Church
Yimmie Yonson
New Era
A. P. Halbfass
Shreveport
F. P. Halbfass
Mulberry Avenue
Europe
Mrs. Cecil Hopkins
Bev
Erly
Guy Hopkins
Maple Avenue
W. L. Hannon
H. G. Takkenberg
D. D
Ray Kinneray
St. Ambrose College
J. I. Grieser
St. Mary’s Church
Robert Prichard
Methodist Episcopal Troop
Paul Geibel
Presbyterian Troop
Camp Minnervat
W. Hempstead
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Muscatine
Father Hannon
Adele Blackwell
New York City
Oberlin, O
Oberlin College
Robert Calloway
John Blaesing
Orange Street
Gladys
Maxine
Dorothy McQuown
Seneca, S. D
E. A. McQuown
Robert Edwards
Columbus Junction
Russell
Harlan Reece
John and
Sam Parks
Clement Allen
Vincent Skubal
C. W. Hempstead
Mulford Congregational Church
J. A. TeStrake
Edna and Harvey TeStrake
Walter Hahn
West Fourth Street
Muscatine High School
Marie
Florence Hahn
Eula Downer
Genevieve McCandless
East
B. F. Eversmerer
F. RB. Fulham
A. J. Cone
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
J. E. Stover
Iowa Avenue
Canada
Dr. Scholl
Y. M
County Sunday School
Streckful Steamboat Line
St. Louis
Mrs. Ryan
Daughters OF Veterans
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Kalorama Kensington Klub
Mitchel
Muscatine Journal
Tober
Enee
Atchison Or
Eesee Svat
Ches & Ohio
M. St P.& Pac
N West
Chrysler
Colorado
Col Gas & Bh
Fleischmann Sas
Barnard’s Jewelry Store
C. H. Leu
W. Second St. Muscatine
Try Journal
Victory Design
Detroit
Jones Auto Company
East Third Street
Dooge Brothers
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