Pretty Morning Wedding at St Mary's Church
A pretty morning wedding was solemnized at St Mary's Catholic Church. Miss Lena Matilda Noul and Gilbert Oberhaus were married by Rev Father J J Grieser amid music by Miss Mary Ribak. The reception followed at the bride’s home with a four course menu and decorative wedding decor. The couple will reside in a new home on Maiden Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary's Catholic Church
J. J. Grieser
Lena Matilda Noul
Germar Neil
Lake Two
Gilbert. Oberhaus
Geo. Oberhaus
van Horn St
Mary Ribak
Emma Sibak
John G. Noll
William §. Noll
Orothers
Joseph Uken
Davenport
Albert Gould
Rex de Marce
Florence Nevens
Edna Hanson
Lena Schwab
Ming Elsie Nester
Theresia Hlebing
Emma ‘Schwab
Esther Kaufman
Wilton
Oberhaus
Maiden Lane
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
John Clepencke
Antonino Gary
Father Ostsoleski
Well Known Woman Eva Hahn Dies After Sudden Illness
Eva Hahn aged 72 died at her daughter Mrs J C Coster’s home in East Fifth Street after an illness of less than 36 minutes. A cerebral hemorrhage caused the death. she had been in good health that morning and walked to Fulham avenue. She leaves four daughters and one son, plus several brothers and sisters. No funeral arrangements yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hahn
J. C. Coster
East Firth Street
Hahn
Fulham Avenue
Nuremburd
Bavaria
Germany
Fred Schmidt
Memphis
Carpenter Asks For A Warrant For Cobb
Detroit meat market owner Wm L Carpenter who was attacked by Tyrus Cobb Saturday night asked Prosecuting Attorney Allan H Frazer to judge a warrant for Cobb's arrest. Frazer advised appealing to a police justice for such a warrant but Carpenter had not yet appeared before any court by early afternoon.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Wm. L. Carpenter
Tyrus Cobb
Allan H. Frazer
Carpenter
National Macaroni Convention Set for Davenport
Davenport will host the national gathering of macaroni makers next June with about 200 U S factories represented. Carl Schmidt of Crescent Macaroni led the Chicago meeting push for Davenport, as cooperation on a broad advertising scheme tops the agenda for the convention beginning the second Tuesday of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Lews
United States
Carl Schmidt
Crescent Macaroni
Chicago
YWCA to Lease Former Fulham Masonic Hall
The YWCA announced a proposed move to the northwest corner of Third and Walnut streets, the former Fulham property now held by the Masonic lodge. A signed lease is pending, occupancy expected by August, for a two year term with limited improvements planned due to temporary occupancy.
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Third and
Walnut Streets
JE. B. Fulham
Masonic Slame Society
August Jet
Small Towns Plan Annual Fourth Observance
Arrangements for the July Fourth observance are being made in several small towns near Muscatine. Most towns will observe modestly, while Blue Grass plans a spectacular program featuring a sham battle with participation by Company C of Muscatine and Company B of Davenport, plus a fireworks display and other events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yicinity
Muscatine
Blue Grass
Davenport
International S. 8 Association to Meet in Chicago
The question of admitting the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints to the International Sunday School Association was debated by the executive committee in Chicago this afternoon and referred to a special committee after lengthy discussion. The association begins its triennial convention tonight.
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T Associated
Friends Body In Session At Oskaloosa Meeting
The Christian Workers assembly of the Yowa Yearly Meeting of Friends opens its annual session in Oskaloosa Iowa this week. Day sessions start at 9 am and 2 pm with Bible hours at 11 am led by Rev. Geo E Guille of Moody Bible Institute on topics The Exaltation of Christ The Priesthood of Christ The Advocacy of Christ and The Advent of Christ. Evening addresses follow daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Workers Assembly
Oskaloosa
Christian Workers Assembly of the
Yowa Yearly Meeting of Friends
Geo. E.guille
Moody Bible Institute
Be 4 Fast colors for young kids sale
Be 4 Fast colors offered for ages 2 to 6 years at prices 25 39 and 50 cents. Special values feature bright hues and kid friendly packaging in a small-town ad.
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Acar
Dog Attacks Spark Citywide Push to Muzzle Dogs
Reports of dog attacks flood police HQ as owners and solicitors recount incidents in Wecklerville. A dog owned by I P Casteel of 912 East Seventh Street allegedly bit several children, while a solicitor in the adjoining block was assaulted by a large dog. Officers Faulhaber patrol the area amid renewed calls for unlicensed dog control and muzzling measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wecklerville
I. P. Casteel
East Seventh Street
Faulhaber
Perp
Beatrice Woman Visits Grinnell After Iowa Tour
Mrs Elizabeth Davis of Beatrice Nebraska former supervisor of music in Muscatine schools left this morning for Grinnell to spend a short time before returning home She has stayed with Mrs Sarah Prosser on East Eighth street and with Mrs Charles Young on Pine street during her visit She also visited Cedar Rapids West Liberty and several other Iowa cities
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Elizabeth Davis
Beatrice, Neb
Muscatine
Grinnell
Denver
Roy Jayne
Kansas
Lucy Miller
Fred Atkin
Woodlawn Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Lone Tree
Wilton
Kfow. Frahm
Colo
Amelia Penney
South Wilton
Cedar Rapids
Florence Foster
Clara Thiering
Mt.’ Vernon
Cornell Summer” School
Joel Boyne
Adolph Reinbrecht
Davenport
Raymond Os
A. E. Whitmer
West Branch
F. Warrier
Davanport
Fletcher Duncan
Sweetland Center
Hazel
Wannamaler
Beulah Shellabarger
Sweetlara Center
Helen Worts
Mount. Vernon
Lillian Montgomery
Belle Plaine, Jr
C. H. Wilson
I. L. Wright
Frank Agnew
D. G. Agnew
J. RB. Brown
West Liberty
Frank Leimkendler
Moscow
Wapello
J. Fred More
Columbus Junction
Harve McKinney
Raymond
Marguerite
Garland
Pierce Baker
Wineld
Hewitt
Morning Sun
Tarry-a-White Club
Louis Keck
Bonnie Jackson
Henry
Illinois
Henry Powell
Linn Grove
Clay County
T v
H. W. Baker
Upper Mill
Merritt Johann
Letts
Grace Crocker
K. V. Johnson
Grace Methodists
Court House
Frank.Christie
Brighton
Aluselty
Merritt Jamieson
Brother of Dutch Wetzel Signs with Keokuk Indians
Player Wetzel of St Louis has signed with the Keokuk Indians and is described as the brother of local player Dutch Wetzel. The acknowledgment came as the Muskies prepared to travel to Clinton for an upcoming invasion.
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Wetzel
Keokuk
St. Liouis
Keokuk Indians
Muskies
Clinton
Shelby Norman Post Meeting Discusses State Convention
Members of Shelby Norman Post met in regular session at the county building this afternoon and discussed the recent state convention.
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G. A. RB
Shelby
Norman Post
Lone Tree Visit and Vacation Return
Lone Tree June 23 Miss Lelia Hinkley of Sterling Colorado visited relatives Friday evening. Mr and Mrs W H Yakish returned Friday from their vacation.
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Lone Tree
Lelia Hinkley
Sterling, Col
W. H. Yakish
West side notes from Wilton and Wapello area events
Townsfolk and visitors mingle in Wilton and Wapello Ia with a steady stream of personal visits. Kansas and Denver relatives appear. church and school activities, summer travels, and social clubs fill days from June 23 to week’s end.
Oakville Social Roundup Visits and Arrivals
Oakville residents and visitors gather for reunions and summer visits across Muscatine and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs A J Feuster, Miss Richards of Wapello, Mrs Leonard Bauthe hosting, H W Wallace of Chicago, and several local families touring Burlington Muscatine and Grandview. Mrs George Réati ill, with friends hoping for recovery. Sarah Carter returns to Oakville from Clear Lake.
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Oakville
A. J. Feuster
Richards
Wapello
Leonard Bauthe
H. W. Wallace
Cheago
Homer, Matthews
Hiram Matthews
Williard
Oj. Campbell
D. Wv
O. P. Dotson
Muscatine
A. Reynolds
George Réati
Sarah Carter
Clear Lake
John Duncan
S. T. Erwin
Wappello
Charles Matthews
Townsend
Chet Stephens
Grandview
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Edward ‘Barnard
Bloonington Darcus Society
City
Council Bluffs
Electa
Mazonic Hall
Banner Lodge Industrial Sociery
Nora Terry
East Sixth Street
East
Fifth Street
Cobb
Journal
Sinnett
Eriquire
Orange Street
Fulliam Rouse
Y.W. C
E.j.zeidler
Geneva
Lisle
Gen
Gauze Union
Children’s Rompers
Society
St. Louis Block
L. Johnson
Macorder
Demolay Commandery
K. T
C. E. Fox
B. C
W. B. Graff
Recorder
Fraternal Aid Association
Bloomington
A. A
Red Men Hall
West Seeland Street
F. J. Grell
George Scholten
A. Bend City
Modern ‘Brotherhood of America
Maccabee Hall
Town Ave
Aeon
Ylen Gray
Paul Brunow
Maequitine Tribe
Red Men
C. GC
Sachem
Columbus
Laurent Council
Cornell Iowa Ava
J. F Devitt
M Meyers
Ewigets
Fyteias
Ming Lodge
K. of F. Hall
D. G. Amthalter
P. Hebard
EZ. H. Delsen
Eece
Brotherhood of ‘Americal Yeomen
Yeoman Hell
Feomen
Laura Dowdell
R. B.C Ingraham
ROTOR
Degres of
Ffonor
Workman H
Chestnut Street
Guasis
C of H
Cedar Street
Minetw
Troh
Miles Avenue
Albina Plate
Winander
Sycamore Street
Woodbine
Avery
Éth
Mra
Emme Hoeffin
Mery Meyer
Myrtle Kirk
Edith Rider
Biss Emma Manlove
P. Hall
Tae J
Vann Retary
A 'Worton
Aepbally
Ibagle Lodge No
AO. T. Wa
A. O ‘Yy. W. Hall
Brothres
John Groters
M. Wit D
Walton
Herb
Dolsan
Fynander
Court OF Honor Aectn
Woodmeshell
Delvin Dutole
Rienry M. Miller
B. P. Co
Muscatine Lodge No
Tike
East Front Street
Geo. Delias
Fee
Muscatine Eaeh
Monde
Ayenine
B. Concannon
N. G
A. Beante
Woodmen of
America
Woodmen Hall
J. 4
Leyda, Coe
Memorial Hall
Hernmann Beccmidt
J.H. Carl Acrutact
Yeoman Hall
Ora Bagley
Nellie Lucca
Mosca Hive No
Everp
M. Titus
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