Institute Attendance at County Norman Hits Large
Thursday's Last Edition reports a large turnout at the Institute in Norman with morning and afternoon sessions led by Prof. Plamnly Elmer Batterson and Col. Parker. The program features lectures on independent teaching reading and country school possibilities, horticulture demonstrations, musical concerts, and a free high school orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plamnly
Bowman
Nellie Downer
Witter
Elmer Batterson
Co. Parker
Col. Parker
Mias Vera Schmidt
Shelboy Norman Pvt. G. A. R
Wedding Vows Unite Carl Mueller and Katie Schneider
A wedding last night united Carl W. Mueller and Miss Katie Schneider at their new home 1004 Newell Ave. Rev. J. Jans officiated. Relatives and friends attended as Miss Anna Rankin hosted the J. F. F. club event at West Third street with a decorated home and summer attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Mueller
Katie Schneider
Newell Ave
J. Jans
German Evangelical Church
Anna Rankin
J. F. F. Club
West Third Street
Miss Tappe
Visitors and Travelers Mentioned in Muscatine Chronicle
Mrs Amelia Schmaltz returns home after visiting daughter Mrs Ss RB Stone in Chicago. Mrs C H Sparks of Buffalo IN plans summer in Colorado Springs for health. Peter Musser and family travel on Firefly to St Louis to visit Chas Huttig family. S Dixon and family from New Boston IL conduct business in city. Journal urges all local youth to enjoy Fourth. fireworks ad on page. F F A calls special meeting this evening for important business. Hawkeye Lodge holds third degree work. Master Masons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Schmaltz
Ss. RB. Stone
Chicago
C. H. Sparks
Buffalo, In
Colorado Springs
Peter Musser
Laura
St. Louis
Chas. Huttig
Hawkeye Lodge
A. F
A. M
Gets His Fireworks Free For the 4th
A Muscatine youth received a free fireworks package from the Journal after enrolling two new subscribers for five weeks each. He collected the set from M. C. Hayes and stored it at home for the coming Fourth of July. The paper invites all readers to join the offer by distributing word about the Journal and securing new subscribers.
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Muscatine City
Journal I
Muscatine Journal
Journal
The
M. C. Hayes
Muscatine
Party at George Lowes Honors Miss Lelia’s Birthday
A large young crowd gathered at George Lowes in Lettsville on Monday night to celebrate Miss Lelia’s seventeenth birthday. Supper ran from 9 to 11, with the hall festively decorated with ferns and pink and white American beauty roses. Guests included Nellie Shanning Clara Nelson Willie Knott Frank Brown and many others from Letts Bard Columbus City and nearby areas. A notable turnout from the Letts neighborhood featured Miss Myrtle Foster Ina Warner Gallop Flava Warner and Maggie Littrel among both young women and men who joined the festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettsville
George Lowes
Lelia
Foster
Wagner
Miks Lowe
Nellie Shanning
Clara Nelson
Willie Knott
Frank Brown
Fredonia
Madie Buchanan
Dora Dickey
Bard
Georgia Herzog
Mary Rowman
Lucy Brockett
Columbus Junction
Ethel Soll
Columbus City
Miss McRoberts
Edith Wabnitz
Lillie Fry
Tillie Cline
Dessie Wabnitz
Irwin Orr
Wille Fry
Dollie Rhoades
Wapello
Earl
Ira Waltman
Near Grandview
Lute Brown
Frank Blake
Roe Hawkins
Neva
Annie Norris
Strawberry Hill
Ella Coder
Leo Snyder
Celad Center
Myrtle Foster
Ina Warner
Gallop
Flava Warner
Maggie Littrel
Harry Gipple
Earl Redwell
Chester Williams
Floyd Johnston
Frank Geore
Jesse Lupton
Johnnie Williams
Willis Littrel
Harvey Ritter
Charter Williams
Clyde Foeter
Roy Littrel
Henry Lupton
Johnnie Ritter
Afternoon Marriage Unites Ellen Holcomb Nealley and Robert Earhart
Miss Ellen Holcomb Nealley of this city wed Robert Scott Earhart of Boulder Colorado in a 12:30 PM ceremony at the bride’s parents home on West Second street. The bride, a former Muscatine high school science teacher, and the groom, a respected Boulder mine owner, plan a month North state honeymoon before settling in Boulder. The Quincy arrived last night about 10 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Holcomb Nealley
Robert Scott Earhart
Boulder
Col
Beckerman
Holy Trinity Church
West Second Street
Muscatine High School
Obituary for Mrs Charles Judisch in Muscatine
This afternoon at 2 p m Mrs Charles Judisch died at 822 Fuller Street after a nine month illness. Born in Ireland she came to America as a child and moved to Muscatine in 1853 where she lived until death at age 58. She married Charles Judisch and had five children Chas Judisch Jr, Mrs Kate Heins, Amos Judisch and Mrs Margaret Kallenberger, plus a sister Mrs Mary Flynn. A member of St Matthias church and the Ladies G A R circle, funeral conducted by Rev Philip Laurent. services time not decided at press. Also note Lewis Engelhauser rode the Young to Burlington last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Judisch
Fuller Street
Ireland
American
Muscatine
Chas. Judisch, Jr
Kate Heins
Amos Judisch
Margaret Kallenberger
Mary Flynn
St. Matthias Church
Phillip Laurent
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Catine and Vicinity
Evening Journal
County Norman
Switzerland
Japan
Minete
Davis
Western Drawing Teachers’ Association
Plumly
Gow
Mrs. St John
Hawley
Robert
B. A. Detwiler
H’ch
Ociety
Saneunsnsuaneeseseson
First Congregational Church
L‘alerta
Ella Reppert
Agnes Munroe
Edna Davidson
Mamie Nolte
Wen Metinda
Katherine Hayes
Stella Richards
Grace Ellenwood
Ruth Rosenmund
Frieda Stocker
Irene Ellman
Stella Kopp
Aittle Miss Breush
Elda Nitzel Read
Ida Apple
Beulah Bennison
Mary Nolte
Liela Thomson
Iva Hurlburt
Edith Magood
Mildred
Bertha Herr
James St. John
Clarence Hahn
Jeanette Hannan
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Mr. Hayes
the Journal
George Bros
Hay Market East
Lewis Engelhauser
Young
Burlington
Dillaway
East Second Street
M. W. Wheeler's Grocery
E. Baker
Batterson Block
D. Connell
E. S. Satterson
Cabbage F. Boke
East River Read
E. 3Rd Street
J. Linn Hoopes
2Nd Street
Windsor Hotel
le Iars
Iowa
East 2Nd Street
C. Stahl
East 4Th Street
Jack
Fair Grounds
A. J. Westbrook
John A. Robbins
Olds’ Block
P S
Dalzell’s Dental Parlor
East Second St
Lucas Stree
Woodlawn Ave
Eelgant
Cedar Street
Thos. Brown
H. H. Arnold
St Muscatine
Geo. Riemecke
Second Street
Towa Avenue
Lilly’s Corner
George
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