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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1928

Page

5

Half a Million Autos In State Reported In Iowa

Auto registrations across Iowa reached 573 781 as of April 1 with 52 681 trucks 1 239 motorcycles and 174 trailers issued. Polk County led counts in automobiles trucks and trailers, while Clarke County logged the fewest automobiles and trucks. Other counties posted high figures in trucks and motorcycles with Linn Scott Woodbury and Black Hawk among leaders.

Deg Monnes Iowa Secretary of State Polk County Clarke County Woodbury County Linn Scott Black Hawk Dubuque Clinton Polk Woodbury Tama Pottawattamie Linn County Story Boone Cerro Gordo Des Moines Hamilton Jackson Jasper Johnson Lee Marshall Muscatine Union Wapello Webster

Rural Sewing Society Meets At Wilton Home

Mrs. Henry Romann hosts forty members of St Mary's Rural Sewing society for cards and a 4 pm lunch. high score prize to Mrs. Earl Bacelier and consolation to Mrs. George Doran. Next meeting led by Mrs. Leonard Angerer. Also notes guests at Mud Creek picnic and Epworth League officers named. German services at Salem Lutheran Sunday at 10:30.

Mud Creek Fred Walters, Jr Earl Armstrong Nora Sullivan Kirk Grunder Carl Lautz B. A. Agee Marengo Helen Shuger Frances Kelley Jennie Nelson Gretchen Doden Cora Beard Epworth League of the Methodist Church Titen Marcus, Ta Lten Frey Maurer Salem Lutheran Church

Yale Juniors Beat Harvard in Junior Varsity Eight

Yale defeated Harvard in the junior varsity eight oared race in New London Connecticut today. The result was reported by AP and dated June 22.

New London Conn Yale Harvard

Birthday celebration at Cone lake honors David McRoberts

The McRoberts family held a picnic and fishing party at Cone lake to mark David McRoberts seventy­ninth birthday. Attendees included multiple McRoberts relatives from Columbus Junction Wellman Muscatine Davenport and Neodesha plus sister in law Mrs J R Smith. A large family gathering and accompanying scouts were noted.

Columbus Junction McRoberts Conelake David McRoberts Walter Marsden Oscar Cassabaum H. L .McRoberts E. L. McRoberts Wellman Walter McRoberts Muscatine B. H. Dunlap Davenport Robert McRoberts Neodesha Kas J. R. Smith O. O. Carey Wapello Indian Creek Lee Kemp O. H. Fehleichert Anoka Minn Iowa City G. C. Neiswanger Washington Netswanger Lester J. Thompson Alice Bailey J. Fred Moore Drs Moines Robert Oskaloosa Olive Wilcox R. F. Duncan Priscilla Club Charlese Hanft Hanft Gertrude Gardner George Dalton Pittsburg Ella Edwards Waterloo Fred Shannon Carl Lewellyn Kansas City George P. Neal Ft. Madison Mary Till Cedar Rapide Emma Neal S.A. Dwinell Fred Curtis Guy Lewis Nelia Wagner Doris Stockman West Chester Burr Harris J. W. Pence J. W Pence Mollie Welch van Horn Gail Bishop A. E. Rine Milo Fulton Delores Page Ruth Irene Reece James Flagel James and David

City Council Refuses A and P Cigarette License

The city council refused to renew the A and P cigarettes license citing undercut prices and use as a lead brand. Other local business license applications were approved. The decision could affect city revenue from the $190 annual fee for cigarette sales.

City Council Notes Highlights and Police Arrest Totals

A monthly police report by city marshal J. J. Healey shows fifty arrests including intoxication larceny assault and battery disturbing the peace and speeding. The city issued 29 building permits valued at $14,937 with seven new structures. Funds appear overdrawn by $12,697.18 across multiple accounts. A special tax levy for sewer work is proposed.

J. J. Healey H. H. Fitzgerald J. H. Schreurs Electric Light and Power General Fund

City approves sewer bonds and park commission move

The council passed construction costs for Sub-Sewer District 40 and authorized mayor and city recorder to issue sewer bonds. Bids for replacing city hall cornice with copper will be opened July 5. Painting exterior woodwork will wait until cornice is finished. Riverside Park, dedicated last Labor Day, is placed under park commission jurisdiction.

City Recorder Riverside Park The Park Commission Council

Streets of City no Showroom for Old Automobiles

Muscatine officials ban showroom usage on streets for used cars after complaints about traffic obstruction. Marshals will warn dealers who park vehicles on streets and, separately, inspect for overhanging trees 19 feet above sidewalks and notify delinquent property owners to trim them.

Muscatine

Mary Hill elected president of Afternoon Music Club

Mrs. Mary Hill was chosen president at the Afternoon Music Club meeting held in the Hershey Building studio. Other officers elected included Mrs. Umscheid as vice president and Mrs. Gabrilson as secretary, with meetings to resume in September.

Mary Hill Mies Flora J. Manlove Hershey Schwertfeger Umscheid Anna Umscheid A. W Gabrilson Harriet Schwertfeger Lillian Kinney

County S. S. Excursion Set For July 6

A county Sunday school excursion is scheduled for July 6. Organizers urge participants from area churches to join this community outing with activities and transportation details to be announced.

County Sunday School Excursion

Downtown Spruce-Up Planned With Weed Cleaning

Downtown streets are to be spruced up and all weeds in front of city property cut. The initiative aims to improve curb appeal and safety in the urban core.

Council

Illinois City Club to face Rock Island Lines Firemen

Illinois City Independents host the Rock Island Lines Firemen Sunday afternoon in a Tri Cities baseball clash. Oscar Stennett will start on the mound for the City with Muddy Krueger catching. Stennett previously allowed Wilton three hits and one run last Sunday as crowds grow for the home games.

Ilinois City Rock Island Lines Firemen Tri- Cities Illinois City Independents Oscar Stennett City Muddy Krueger Stennett Wilton Crew Illinois City

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