Aderman Dankert Nuptials Solemnized at Home
Miss Anna Mary Aderman and Fred Dankert quietly wed at 5:30 p.m. in the Aderman home 921 Roscoe Avenue Haifleigh. Rev H Wennermark officiated with no attendance and a wedding dinner followed. The couple will live at 921 Roscoe Avenue. The bride, a New York state native who has long resided here, has worked as a clerk. the groom is a carpenter, son of Mr and Mrs John Dankert of Fuller Street. Numerous friends and a large reception entourage attended with many guests and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aderman-Dankert
Anna Mary Aderman
Fred Dankert
William Aderman
Roscoe Avenue
H. Wennermark
Grace Lutheran Church
John Dankert
Fuller Street
Dankert
June Open Meeting of the Thirty-Three Club at Geneva
The June open meeting of the Thirty-three Club was held Wednesday at the Geneva Golf and Country Club with about fifty seven attendees including wives and friends. Dr J T Martin presented a paper on Oral Prophylaxis followed by discussion. C R Musser offered current events in a witty manner. The meeting was chaired by President George M Titus. dinner served at 7 pm featured a large list of host and guest names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Charles Schainberger
J. T. Martin
Martin
C. R. Musser
George M. Titus
Mrs. Haifleigh Hosts Ladies Aid Committee
Mrs. Charles Haifleigh president of the Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren church entertained the clean church committee at her home on East Second street Wednesday evening. The gathering featured instrumental selections by Miss Lilah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Haifleigh
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
United Brethren Church
East Second Street
Lilah
Miriam Aid Sewing Society Disbands for Summer
At a meeting at Mrs J D Fulham s home 311 East Front Street the Miriam Aid Sewing Society voted to disband for the summer months Plans were made for a Davenport outing on the Helen Blair next Wednesday After the business session members enjoyed sewing social visiting and light refreshments The next regular meeting is expected in September
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Miriam Aid Sewing Society
J. D. Fulham
East Front Street
Davenport
Helen Blair
Successful Lawn Social By St Margarets Guild
St Margaret s Guild of the Trinity Episcopal church held a lawn social at the church rectory on East Fourth street. The event featured Japanese lanterns and raised about 14.76 after expenses with tables managed by Louise Schenck Anna McKibben Gertrude Kranz Louise Reeder Nora Schneider Margaret Wilson Mildred Benham Lillian Bond Clara Downer Pearl Strong Irene Freeman Mildred Reinsager Janet Miller and Vera Kranz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Margaret's Guild
St. Margaret’s Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
East Fourth Street
Louise Schenck
Anna McKibben
Gertrude Kranz
Louise Reeder
Columbus Camp of Neighbors Guests At Meeting
The Columbus Camp of Royal Neighbors of Columbus Junction with about ten members visited the local camp. Four new members were initiated and four membership applications were balloted upon. A social period with refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for the second Wednesday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Neighbors
Royal Neighbors
Columbus Junction
Woodman Hall
Outing by Court of Honor Members at Weed Park
About thirty members attended a pleasant outing at Weed park last evening. Women left at 4 o clock and men after 6 o clock joined for a picnic supper and games. Next meeting will be at Woodman hall on Wednesday evening July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court OF Honor
Weed Park
Woodman Hall
Ladies Aid to Hold Apron Sale at YMCA Building
Members of the Ladies Aid Society of First Methodist Episcopal Church will meet Friday afternoon in regular session and hold an apron sale. The meeting takes place at the YMCA building.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Martin Graham Heads to Davenport for Afternoon Visit
Martin Graham departed at noon for Davenport where he will spend the afternoon and plans to return to the city this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Graham
Davenport
Two Year Old Drinks Kerosene Rescued By Doctor
A two year old girl from near the city drank kerosene yesterday afternoon. Prompt treatment by Dr. Henderson of Sweetland Center saved the child, who is expected to recover. Also reports of social visits, local travel, and a Tipton baseball game with Independents defeating a local team 17 to 0.
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Florence
Will Weikert
Dr. Henderson
Sweetland Center
K. L. Grunder
Muscatine
Will
William F. Warner
Chicago
Ill
C. Hucke
Tipton
Schwartzlender
Edge
Killion
Huber
Glad To Recommend Foley Kidney Pills
Mr E Weakley of Kokomo Indiana reports relief from severe backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He says his kidneys grew stronger the secretions became natural and his bladder pains ceased. A W Morgan is the local druggist.
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E. Weakley
Kokomo
Ind
A. W. Morgan
Wilton Notes: Misses and Mayors Travel for Visits
Miss Mae Foster left Wilton for Silvis Illinois to visit the home of Mr and Mrs Joseph Boyne. Mrs J W Robinson and her son Raymond returned from Davenport. Miss Olive Hain visited Muscatine. Mayor A R Whitmer left for Davenport for business matters. Miss Elma Reese returned home after visiting Muscatine. Don Stibelt and J S Knouse made business trips to Davenport.
Local residents and travels round Columbus Junction area
Columbus Junction residents travel to Crawfordsville Davenport Washington and nearby towns. Mrs May Craynor resumes depot bill clerk duties as Jay Robertson substitutes. Inez Oliver visits Imaculate Conception student. Leona Thowman visits Ainsworth. Lottie Wilcox tours Stanwood and Traer. Bahn cigar factory relocation noted. Louisa Johnston birthday surprise organized by Sabbath school class.
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Columbus Junction
G. W. Weber
Ferrel
Crawfordsville
May Craynor
Jay Robertson
F. N. Wilcox
Lillian
Davenport
G. Cardinal
O. M. Cavin
Edna
Washington
Inez Oliver
Conception
Plaumene Ping
Mary Bates
Columbus City
Mediapolis
Leona Thowman
Ainsworth
Lottie Wilcox
Stanwood
Traer
Arnold Bahns
Seymour
Bahn
M. W. Klotz
Louisa Johnston
Presbyterian Church Manse
Elegant Birthday Party for Miss Johnston on Lawn
Guests gathered on the lawn for a pleasant surprise and luncheon. Supt. James A. Sprague presented a two-piece hand-painted china set in Miss Johnston’s honor, with Evelyn Sprague also sharing a birthday moment. Margaret Bliven recited a piece on Birthdays as guests enjoyed cake, ice cream, and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Johnston
James A. Sprague
Evelyn Sprague
Margaret Bliven
Be sure to take Chamberlain's remedy on your summer trip
Warns travelers to carry Chamberlain's Cokic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as water and climate changes can trigger sudden diarrhoea. The note says the remedy cannot be bought on trains or steamers and urges buying from dealers before departure.
City ordinance on water works protections and rail switch grant
The document details an 1910 Muscatine ordinance protecting water system fixtures and regulating water usage plus a separate grant to the Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway for a public switch track on Grandview Avenue with conditions of permanence, maintenance, indemnity, and city acceptance.
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City of Muscatine
City Water Department
Water Department
City Water Works
Water Works
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Grandview Avenue
Muscatine
Iowa
Oregon Street
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
City of
W. S. Hill
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Josephine Gresham
Fred Lewis
A. Pritchard
Emmet Huffman
William Hilton
Carrie Mull
Wittich Brothers
Se Summer Furniture
J. Robinson
Cedar St
Thalter
Iowa Avenue
McColm Dry Goods Company
East Hill
Wilton
Mar
T. H. Brannan
City Recorder
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