Sixes and Sevens Sale In Muscatine
Local merchants announce a largest ever Muscatine sale titled Sixes and Sevens. They promote seasonally priced stock with a big LN emphasis and urge shoppers to take advantage of the event.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
Second Rosary Society entertainments at Malden Lane
The Rosary Confraternity of St. Matthias held the second afternoon of summer entertainments on Malden Lane the date from 2 to 6 pm with about 175 guests including guests from Davenport. The program featured vocal numbers by Emma and Mary Ribak Mrs. John Futter Irene Snelchen and instrumental pieces by Miss Mary Ankel Wille Weisse. Hosts included Mrs. Margaret Ryan and others. Final event scheduled for Weed Park in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serucs
Rosary Confraternity
St. Matthias Church
D. F. Sullivan
J. J. Ryan
Malden Lane
Otto King
Kruel
Davenport
Sullivan
Emma Andary Ribak
John Futter
Marie Barry
Irene S[nelchen
Margaret Gertrude Lange
Mary Ankel
Wille Weisse
Gladys Moylan
Genevieve Leysen
Genevieve Ryan
Margaret Ryan
Rosene Avenue
Margaret Gallon
Deborah Snelchen
J. B. Fuller
Mary FB. Anson
P. J. Murphy
Frank Hoopes
J. EB. T. Wessels
Will Moylan
Mary Fuller
Mary Ryan
Aliee Anson
F. X. Schaefer
Anna Healey
Wedding at Hill Parsonage Unites Viva Young and William Richards Jr
Miss Viva Young of What Cheer and William Richards Jr of Albia were married last evening at the German Evangelical parsonage by Rev. Richard Stave. Attendants included Richard Laster and sister of the bride. A four course supper followed at the Lester home. They plan to reside in Athla. Miss Young previously lived in this city and worked at Toben Malone. The groom is a coal mine foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viva Young
Willam Young
What Cheer
William Richards, Jr
Willian Richards
Albin
Richard Stave
German Evangelical Church
Richard Laster
Lester
Smalley Avenue
Athla
Miss Young
Toben & Malone
Albia
Ladies Aid to Hold Lawn Social in June
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal ladies plan an ice cream social on June 28 on the S. G. Kendig lawn at 1112 Park Avenue. Committees will be named soon to finalize plans after a well attended meeting at Mrs. Rachel Fisher’s home on Grant Street. The session featured sewing and completion of on hand tasks as part of quarterly church activities led by Rev. Edward Stodghill for High Prairie church Spangler's chapel and Park Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Busch
Trancas Street
Emma Busch
Grover Lawrence
BE. H. Lawrence
East Fifth Street
L. M. Grigsby
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Helen i Klopp
Ralph Washburne
Mrs. Lawrence
East Hill
Dennis Stapleton
Banner Lodge
Sycamore Street
Mayme Price
Hast Fifth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
S. G. Kendig
Park Avenue
Rachel Fisher
Grant-street
Edward Stodghill
High Prairie Church
Spangler’s Chapel
Wittems
I3dna Hesser
Nichols
Marvin
Allbright
Orchard Avenue
Ruth Miller
L. R. McKee
Mary Place
Fair Oaks
D. D. Webster
Washington Street
George Parvin
Hershey Hospital
Conesville
Park Avenue M. E. Church
Park Avenue M E Church Set Meeting Friday
The Park Avenue M E church will hold a Friday 2 o clock meeting to present quarterly department reports and plan future work. The Rev Edward Stodghill and Mrs Stodghill have returned home from Mt Pleasant after attending Town Wesleyan university commencement.
Savers Line Up at Muscatine State Bank
An appeal urges people to save money and join the Savers. It promotes depositing at Muscatine State Bank with the promise that every dollar earns more dollars. The note asks readers to meet on Friday evening with the Roach and Musser Fire Boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine State Bank
W. W
Roach
Musser Fire Boys
Bryan Opposes Parker Selections in Convention Fight
Chicago dispatch reports tension over temporary chairmanship at the Democratic National Convention. Bryan declines comment while Parker supporters push for Parker as temporary chair, with Harry Daniels and other committee members seeking harmony. Clark and Tamany forces prepare for next steps as Bryan remains reticent about future roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son
Texas
Henry
Clark
Ollie James
Kentucky
O'Gorman
New York
Judge Parker
Bryan
Daniels
North Carolina
Norman E. Mack
P. K. Hall
Nebraska
Urey Woodson
Josephus Daniels
Clark Nowell
Georgia
John T. McGraw
West Virginia
R. M. Johnson
Martin J. Wade
Iowa
Edwin C. Wood
Michigan
Roger C. Sullivan
Illinois
Thomas Taggart
Indiana
Robert Ewing
Louisiana
Robert S. Hudspeth
New Jersey
Thomas H. Browne
Vermont
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
J. F. C. Talbott
Maryland
Mr. Hall
Parker
W. F. McCombs
Wilson, Forces
Wilson
Washington
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Morrow
Dix
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Alton B. Parker
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Muscatine
Ting
Weed Park
A. Kretschmar
New Era
Freda F. Kretachmar
Elmer Hetzler
J. L. Heiszler
Molpine
New Era Alegler Memorial Church
Norstein
Woodman Hall
Court of Honor
Dell Dubois
Ing
Ethel Turner
Mascatine Friends
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Laura Helen Dalker
Henderson
Holy Name Church
Dean
Grace Musser
West Third Street
Edwin Duff
Nebraska City
Neb
Duff
Miss Dorothy
Master Richard
Muscatine Launch Club
Launch Club
J.h.mundt Carriage & Wagon Works
Young
Richards
Bride
Ladies Aid Society
Kendig Women Quarterly
Odist Episcopal Church
Powife
John Niebling
Alert Hose Company
Porter Pratt
M. O. Briggs
Jerry Metz
Ed. Oberhaus
Star of All Mundt
Tors
E. J. Zeiblers
Columbia, Pet
van Camp’s Mill
Golden’Gate
Ryan Bros
Iowa Avent
Collins Lumber Co
2Nd St
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