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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
11
A persuasive health ad warns that tired, weak, nervous individuals may suffer kidney trouble since uric acid poisons blood affecting nerves and brain. It urges early use of Dean's Kidney Pills, touting Muscatine claimant Mrs. John Koehler's cure and family endorsements.
The Rev Jacob Neusch of Keokuk preached yesterday evening before delegates at the city young people's meeting. He quoted Remember thy creator in the days of thy youth and urged youths to follow Christ's example. Rev G Tillmanns led the scripture lesson and Rosetta Wagner sang a solo with the church choir offering several anthems.
Ida Crouch Hazlett the Montana socialist arrives Friday to speak in Muscatine. She will address crowds at Royster's corner Friday evening, Second and Sycamore Saturday evening, and Weed Park Sunday afternoon, drawing local socialist interest.
The fifth anniversary banquet of the local Y W C A at First Presbyterian drew about one hundred guests. A fine repast and excellent service followed by musical numbers and toasts on magazines and progress, with speakers including Miss Bertha Hoover, J B McNiel, Miss Ida McQuown, Z W Hutchinson, Miss Mary C Dean, E M Warner, plus readings by Florence Ruthenberg and songs by Mrs. Einhausen and Mrs. St John.
A crowd heard Rev C F Ensign of Cedar Rapids discuss youth empowerment in The King's Business lecture at the First Congregational church. The talk, under Christian Endeavor auspices, emphasized opportunities for young people and urged balancing business concerns with service as managers of the King's Business.
Co. C plans a river outing on July 12 aboard the chartered Columbia steamer. A drill and field event tryouts are set for Weed Park on July 10. Captain Alfred Wasner announced corporal exam results with George Glick leading, followed by Edgar Shafnit and Glen Pollock.
Wapello Iowa residents list a Methodist Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. C Weber and neighbors June 21 plus visits from Henrietta Swafford of Kalona and others in nearby towns. Local movements include Mrs. Riley Armstrong departing for Chicago, the Dicksons to Nova Scotia, and Miss Minnie Breitbach touring Chicago for summer classes. Several residents attend events in Muscatine, Burlington, Waterloo, Geddis and Sperry while relatives visit, summer school trips, and family visits are noted.
North Prairie notes a children day program planned for 8 o'clock Sunday. Visitations include Mrs Lucy Adams and Miss Lulu Davidson of Fruitland. Belle Shepard of Muscatine visits Charles Shepard. John Jugenhemier injured finger while fishing near Fairport. Dr Morgan treated him. Reesink brothers add a barn extension. Aunt Belle Maylone ill. Billy Crowe plans to stay home this summer. Postal cards arrive from many states as local correspondents follow Muscatine paper.
Visitors were at the Bumgarder home in this city last week. The Harrison Missionary society will meet with Mrs Wm Nelson on Thursday afternoon June 23. Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Mr Charles Bissinger of near Wapello to Miss Ethel Hindle of this city at eight o clock on Wednesday evening June 22 1910.
Letts Iowa June 22 funeral services were held for T S Curtis at the M E church with Rev W A Longnecker officiating. Curtis died after over a year of declining health at age 50 years 10 months leaving a wife and five children. The notice also covers wedding reports, visits, a stroller accident, and local social events, including the Weaver Shaw wedding near Farson and community greetings at Letts.
Notice of incorporation for Muscatine Building and Loan Association under Iowa law. Capital stock set at 250000 dollars, 2500 shares of 100 each, paid monthly. Planned business includes loaning member funds and acquiring real estate. Nine directors, officers to be elected at first annual meeting. Term 1910 to 1930. Directors’ terms, vacancies, and officer roles outlined. Private property of members to be exempt from execution.
A list appears naming multiple individuals including Henry Umlandt L P Flannery Theron Thompson F W Swan J L Giesler W R Jayne C H Spathe W L Mull J H Kendig W S Hill N Barry Jr J M Gobble Thomas W Cherry G M Titus W F Bishop John L Knopp H W Metzgar Henry Wasserman J E Krana in connection with corporate debts and all liability there for.
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