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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
2
A vintage claim promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for tired anxious nerves backache and kidney weakness. It cites symptoms from aching backs to headaches and urges readers to try the product with a testimonial from Muscatine and Mrs John Koehler describing relief after use.
Rev Jacob Neusch of Keokuk delivered a sermon to delegates at the city young people's meeting last evening on Remember thy creator in the day of thy youth. He urged follow Christ's example and recalled how God remembered youth. Rev G Tillmanns of Slourney conducted the scripture lesson. The choir and Miss Rosetta Wagner provided music.
Socialist lecturer Ida Crouch Hazlett will arrive Friday morning and address audiences on three evenings at Royster's corner Friday, Second and Sycamore streets Saturday, and Wood Park Sunday, with prior appearances making her familiar to locals.
The Weed Park event on July 10 features a steamer excursion, a competitive drill, and field event trials. Three promising candidates announced for an upcoming honor on July 12. Captain Alfred Wasner announced corporal exam results with George Glick leading the class. Numerous local residents visit relatives and travel for summer activities and events across nearby towns and cities.
A fifth anniversary banquet of the local WO A. was held at the First Presbyterian church with about one hundred attendees. The event featured a fine repast, excellent service, and a Chase orchestra musical program. Toastmaster Dr. J. N. Elliott introduced speakers who discussed current magazines and Y M C A progress. Speakers included Miss Bertha Hoover on The Worlds Work and Miss Ida McQuowsie on The New Idea. Others cited The Outlook and The Ladies World, with Attorney E. M. Warner delivering a strong closing toast on Success. Readings by Miss Florence Ruthenberg and vocal numbers by Mrs. Dulla Einhausen and Mrs. J. A. St. John added further pleasure.
North Prairie on June 22 reports a children’s day program scheduled for Sunday night at 8 o clock. The town notes visitors from Fruitland Lucy Adams and Miss Luln Davidson spending the weekend with A. Q. Armstrong. Beile Shepard of Muscatine is visiting Charles Shepard, while John Jugenhemier injures a finger fishing near Fairport. Dr. Morgan treats it. Reesink brothers add to their hay barn. Aunt Belle Maylone remains ill. Billy Crowe plans to stay home this summer. postal cards continue to arrive from many stations and Muscatine paper correspondents are urged to follow suit.
Visitors at the Bumgardner home last week. The Pierson Missionary society will meet with Mrs. Nelson Thursday afternoon, June 32. Invitations issued for the marriage of Charles Bissinger near Bello to Ethel Hendel of this city on Wednesday evening, June 22, 1910.
The First Congregational church hosted Rev. C. F. Ensign of Cedar Rapids who spoke on "The King's Business" under Christian Endeavor auspices. The lecture stressed youth as the era and the church’s future, with choir numbers and an interlude by local pastors. A funeral for S. Curtis was held at the M. B. church with relatives nearby as pallbearers.
An 11 month old child Mildred Blake of Dale street Muscatine died at Bellevue Hospital from col pneumonia infantum. The body was brought to Leits Monday and the burial was held at Cedar Belle church with Rev Hoffman officiating. The family had stayed two weeks with their daughter Mrs F H McDaniel and family.
Notice of incorporation for the Muscatine Building and Loan Association under Iowa law. Capital stock set at 250000 dollars, 2500 shares of 100 dollars, installments 0.50 per share monthly. Term from May 17 1910 to May 17 1980. Nine directors initially, with offices of president vice president secretary and treasurer.
An archival listing names Henry Umland and a slate of trustees and officers including L. PB. Blanchery Theron Thompson F. W. Swan J. L. Gleater WR. Jayne C. H. Spe ethe WW. L. Mull J. OH Kendle W Hil N. J. Bargdy J. 2 Gouble Thomas W. Cherry G. I. Titus V. R. Bishop John L. Knopp H. W. Metugat Henry Wasserman J. 4 1 Krapg.
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