Martis Hermann Wedding Solemnized at Melrose
Miss Mildred J. Martin of Melrose married Dr. Weber C. Hermann former Muscatine resident now of Milwaukee at the bride’s mother home in Melrose The Rev Stevens of Russell Ia officiated The ceremony featured a ring exchange with maid of honor Miss Ruth Zorn of Chicago and best man Fred W Hermann Elbert C Martin gave the bride in marriage Dr Hermann’s education spanned Muscatine South Dakota Northwestern and Milwaukee hospital internship The couple planned residence in Milwaukee after July 1 plus a honeymoon in Iowa City and Chicago A brief Bloomington Best club meeting followed with Swedish tea ring and date roll demonstrations by Arlene Vanatta Lillian Wiggers Celia Thicker Clara Hoag and Ruth LeFever Reports on Ames short course activities were given and the club scheduled a July 29 meeting at the Thicker home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martis-Hermann
Melrose
Mildred J. Martin
Weber C. Hermann
Muscatine
Milwaukee
David Martin
Stevens
Russell
Hermann
George H. Hermann
Ruth Zorn
Chicago
Fred W. Hermann
Thie Ett
Darlene Calbreath
Chariton Sane
Lohengrin
Sterling Martin
Alfred Kraffenbach
Iowa City
Elbert C. Martin
Omaha
Miss Zorn
Dr. Hermann
Muscatine High Sco
University of South Dakota
Northwestern University
Milwaukee County
Wauwatosa
Wis
Johnston Emergency
Ashbia
University of Iowa
Bloomington
Arlene Vanatta
Lillian Wiggers
Celia Thicker
Clara Hoag
Parker House
Arient Vanatta
Ruth LeFever
Ames
Election of officers held for Home Guards at First Methodist
Margaret Finglund was elected president as the Home Guards missionary group met at Lois Nyweide's home. Officers include Jean Lemkau as vice president, Aletha McCullough secretary, Ethel Hendricks treasurer, Ida Huber mite box secretary, Wilma Chamberlain literature secretary, and Jennie Shellabarger pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Finglund
Home Guards Missionary Organization
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lois Nyweide
Newell Avenue
Jean Lemkau
Aletha McCullough
Ethel Avis Hendricks
Ida Huber
Wilma Chamberlain
Jennie Shellaharger
June Downer
Queen Esther Circle
Wilma Chamberlin
Jennie Shellabarger
Lesine
FE. A. Bentzinger
Home Guards
Lotus class members meet at Sietzel home
The Lotus class of the First Methodist Episcopal church met Friday at Miss Alma Nietzel's residence, 1913 Lucas Street. Twelve members and three visitors attended. seventy four gross of buttons were completed. The resignation of secretary Mrs Tessie Stennett was accepted and Lauretta Mavis chosen to fill the term. Two new members were received. Mrs John Troxell will host in four weeks at 1919 Lombard Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sietzel
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Alma Nietzel
Lucas Street
Tessie Stennett
Lauretta Mavis
John Troxell
Lombard Street
Miss Frevermoth to Be Presented in Recital At Illinois City
Miss Alta Frevermoth piano pupil of Mrs. George Chase and voice pupil of Miss Eda Critz will present a musical recital at the Illinois City Methodist Episcopal church at 8:15 Tuesday evening. The program includes piano pieces, vocal selections, readings, and a piano duet. Theaudience will be assisted by reader Thelma Henderegon, pupil of Mrs. Daisy Wilvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta Frevyermoth
George Chase
Eda Critz
Illinois City Methodist Episcopal Church
Thelma Henderegon
Daisy Wilvert
Poland
Dehmier
New Era Young People Hold Progressive Party
Members of the Ziegler Memorial church youth group organized a monthly series with four gatherings. Forty nine participated as the first round occurred at the community house gym, then at Underdonk Wild Cat Den, the Sauer home, and Miss Clara Brand's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Era
Ziegler Memorial Church
W. S. Underdonk
Wild Cat den
George Sauer
Clara Brand
Hartman Couple Visit Relatives After Indianapolis Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartman of Indianapolis Ind visit relatives following a marriage announced in that city on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hartman
Indianapolis
Ind
Ars
Indianapolis Bridegroom Hartman Weds Miss Ruge in Franklin
Honeymooning in Muscatine the couple visited Will Hartman and Mrs. Floyd McKinney at their East Fifth and Laurel street homes. They plan to reside at 241 West 21st Street, Indianapolis. Viola Ruge, daughter of Indianapolis resident Ww. EF. Ruge, married Louis Hartman at Franklin on September 19, keeping the ceremony secret until recently. Hartman is a Muscatine High School graduate who lived here before moving to Indianapolis two years ago.
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Muscatine
Will Hartman
East Fifth Street
Floyd McKinney
Laurel Street
Indianapolis
West 21St Street
Viola Ruge
Ww. EF. Ruge
Louis Hartman
Franklin
Ind
Hartman
Muscatine High School
Sewing Circle Meeting At Church Parlor
Mrs. M Heussner and Mrs. Tillie Dittman led a work and business session of the Sewing Circle at the Protestant Evangelical church parlors on Friday afternoon. Miss Anna Paul of Fairbury Neb was a guest at the Kreuger home and a special test, with a note that the society will meet again in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Heussner
Tillie Dittman
Protestant Evangelical Church
Anna Paul
Fairbury
Neb
G. H. Kreuger
Iowa Avenue
Hucke Answers $20,000 Lawsuit
Henry Hucke Friday filed an answer in district court to a $20 900 suit for alleged alienation of affections brought by his daughter in law Clara Hucke He denies actions tending to alienate the husband Charles J Hucke Attorneys Coster Coster and Hanley Hanley for Clara Hucke and H M Bartlett for Henry Hucke
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Hucke
Clara Hucke
Charles J. Hucke
Coster & Coster and
Hanley & Hanley
H. M. Bartlett
Henry Hucke
Estate actions set for hearings and administration
Emma E. Jackson named ad ministratrix of Sarah J. Jackson estate with attorney F L Bihlmeier. Final report of W H McKee as administrator of Tilzh man J Wehr estate set for June 29 with Nichols Tipton Tipton representing the administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma E. Jackson
Sarah J. Jackson
F. L. Bihlmeier
W. H. McKee
Tilzhman J. Wehr
Nichols, Tipton & Tipton
Ruth Hits No 26 in Red Sox Game
Babe Ruth slugged his 26th homer of the season in the fifth inning of the Yankees versus Red Sox game in New York. Pitcher Lettiemire was on the mound with no runners aboard as Ruth tied the score at four. The blast marked Ruth’s 14 game lead over his 1927 pace with 10 days remaining and two homers more than last season at this point.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Yankee Red Sox
Lettiemire
Ruth
Bambine
Divorce Granted to Walter Royster
Walter Royster was granted a divorce from Mabel Maurine Royster on adultery and cruel and inhuman treatment grounds in a district court decree signed by Judge D Jackson this morning. Mrs. Royster did not contest. A year old daughter testified about a trip with her mother and a man from Washington Iowa to Keokuk Cedar Rapids and Davenport. Royster was awarded custody of the child. H M Bartlett was Royster's attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Royster
Mabel Maurine Royster
Examinations for Certificates to Teach Scheduled
Examinations for county certificates will be held at the office of E D Bradity county superintendent of schools on Wednesday Thursday and Friday starting at 8 15 each morning. First session covers didactics spelling and reading with geography history and domestic science on the afternoon schedule. The English sparrow was brought to America in 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Brad Ity
America
Alleged Change Artist Arrested After Short-Change Spree
A man who gave the name A Beamer from Kansas City Missouri was arrested by Sergeant Cleve Bryant after complaints from merchants. He offered a ten dollar bill for purchases at Clay Kneese grocery Economic cafe Eichenauer cigar store Thompson hardware and Nesper drug store and tried to short change clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Beamer
Kansas City
Cleve Bryant
J. Healey
Beamer
Clay Kneese
Economic Cafe
Eichenauer Cigar Store
Thompson Hardware Store
Nesper Drug Store
Plan Y W C A Camp at Port Byron
Tri Cities and Clinton associations with local organization plan a fall conference at Camp Alien Port Byron from September 11 to 14. Muscatine Davenport Rock Island Moline and Clinton associations may send 10 delegates each plus attendees for day meetings. Mrs W C Grant is general chairman with Miss Lula Cochrane as assistant. Miss Emma Ehly chairs the program committee and Miss Bernice Lundien is conference registrar. Alice Reynolds of the Chicago national office will be a conference leader. Invitations extended to Mrs C Gilkey first vice president of the W C A.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Rock Island
Moline
Clinton
Camp Alien
Port Byron
Nil
W. C. Grant
Lula Cochrane
Emma Ehly
Molis
Bernice Lundien
Alice Reynolds
Chicago
National & W.C. A
C. Gilkey
Devitt Re elected to Bar Committee Leaves for Texas
John F. Devitt local attorney was re elected to the executive committee from the Second Iowa district at the state bar association annual convention in Cedar Rapids Friday. He leaves tonight for Houston Texas where he will represent the district as delegate to the democratic national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devitt
Texas
John F. Devitt
Tee
Iowa
State Bar Association
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Devitt
Houston
Tex
Lange Car Damaged In Noon Crash
A car driven by Mrs. Fred Lange on Grandview avenue collided with a telephone post around noon after swerving to avoid a car on Oregon street. Police report states Mrs Lange and the other driver Q Howard were involved with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lange
Fred Lange
Wallace Street
Grandview Avenue
National association to attend with Miss Lyon in foreign division
Officials say the national association and Miss Sarah Lyon executive of the foreign division will be present if possible. If they cannot attend, other leaders will be secured to fill their seats on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
Sarah Lyon
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Charles Curtis
Topeka
Kansas
State House
Harry Curtig
Leff
Rome Colvin
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Plan Y. W
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Tri-Cities
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