Sterneman Team Extends Lead In Close Match
The Sterneman team now leads the Roach contingent by eighteen points with one game left after yesterday's match play ended. George Reeder posted a 42 in the third game while Randall Tipton led individuals with 45 points for Clothier. Cope, Wagner and Crozier each added eight for their teams as net gains showed Sterneman at 192 to Roach 174 through the first three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterneman
Roach
George Reeder
Randall Tipton
Clothier
W. L. Cope
Alfred Wagner
W. H. Crozier
Eas Ae
Lighting Question Discussed but No Agreement Reached
An informal city council session last night debated two lighting ordinances, one by Franklin Benjamin and another by the council, but failed to reach a satisfactory accord. A new franchise will be drafted for Benjamin’s review, though the meeting had no official significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Benjamin
Benjamin
Mr. Benjamin
Bloomington Visitors and Local Notes Continue
Bloomington confirms a serious automobile injury to Mrs. Wm. Shellabarger keeping her bedbound after a Friday crash. The column lists frequent visitors, travels, and social calls across nearby towns including Muscatine and West Branch with several residents and guests visiting Bloomington households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Wm. Shellabarger
Carrie McGrew
Nellie Scott
West Branch
Amy Lake
North Prairie
Maria Hoopes
Irma Barnhart
Cranston
Harry Perry
West Liberty
Rynearson
William B. Page
Muscatine
Charles G. Dallas
Jack Myers
East Hill
Tacy Tabor
Ellen Rosenberger
Herman Rick
Fred Stortz
Puritan Cape Dominates Summer Ladies Fashion
In New York City on June 24 the Puritan cape is the season’s popular overgarment for women. The trend appears widely, with a simple loose flowing design and minimal ornamentation, as pictured in a photo of a baseball fan headed to the polo grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Polo Grounds
Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Trips
Miss Anna Hoopes and Miss M prepare for a long trip abroad. Miss Clara Rockafellow of West Liberty visits Mrs. Jennie Rynearson. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Garnes visited Atalissa. Ben Vanatta recovers from illness. Walker Hoopes of Creston and others call at the Mrs M Hoopes home. F Wilford of Muscatine and J E Radebaugh of Muscatine Island have dinner with John Negus. Helen Drake of Fullerton visits relatives near Los Angeles.
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Pasadena
Cal
Elmer Schweitzer
Ed. Schweitzer
East Hill
Carrie Curtis
Muscatine
Bloomington
Anna Hoopes
Clara Rockafellow
West Liberty
Jennie Rynearson
Johnnie Garnes
Atalissa
Ben Vanatta
Walker Hoopes
Creston
Mary Crosier
Media
F. B. Burnside
Sweetland
Fair Oaks draws crowds despite evening storm
Fair Oaks attracted large crowds this afternoon as plans evolved to entertain visitors with a band concert and a free lot. The storm last night canceled some events but vendors and streetcars handled the influx, and preparations continued for an informal reception and a potential prize lot giveaway tonight.
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Fair Oaks
Oaks
New Addition
Paudhet
Olympia Hippodrome
R. Alexander Overture
Wilton Residents Take Brief Trips for Business and Visit
Herman Jipp left Wilton for Davenport on Wednesday to handle business matters. Carl Bauer of Muscatine traveled to Muscatine with a short visit for Miss Anna Budzine, who departed Wilton on Wednesday for Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Foster
Muscatine
Miss Muda Atcheson
Ainsworth
C. A. Sprague
Keota
A. Graham
Y W C A Notes Miss Wilson Health Class Friday
Miss Wilson reports her health class will meet on Friday as usual.
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Wilson
Miss Luella Hoover New Operator at Mississippi Valley Tel
Miss Luella Hoover becomes the new operator at the Mississippi Valley telephone office in Columbus Junction taking over from Alma Lewis. Tracey Lowe has returned from Sheffield Illinois where she spent the past two weeks.
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Columbus Junction
Luella Hoover
Mississippi Valley Telephone Office
Alma Lewis
Tracey Lowe
Sheffield
Ill
Marriage of Charles H. Johnston to Miss Bess G. Speer
At the home of the bride’s parents near Traer Iowa on Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 the marriage of Charles H. Johnston of Columbus Junction to Miss Bess G Speer occurred in the ring ceremony with ninety guests present Miss Lulu McElhaney of Waterloo and Clyde Duncan of Columbus Junction accompanied the bridal pair A four course luncheon followed and at 11 50 o clock the newlyweds departed for Chicago they will live in a portion of the Mrs Wm Colton property on South Hill about July 7th Also notes list local movements including visits and business matters such as craft shop plans and factory equipment arrivals.
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Robert Speer
Traer
Charles H. Johnston
Columbus Junction
Bess G. Speer
Lulu McElhaney
Waterloo
Clyde Duncan
R. N. Duncan
Washington
U. P
M. W. Klotz
al. Echelberger
Muscatine
G. W. Murdock
Cedar Rapids
T. H. Baker
Mt. Gilead
Ohio
Chicago
Rock Island
Inlaw
R. D. Stanley
William Shoop
West Hill
Newton Edwards
Elmer Crim
Delta
Anna Fisher
O. M. Cavin
Edna Cavin
Frank Boutin
Iowa City
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First National Bank
John Foster
D. Armstrong
Howard & Foster Shoe Co
Upham Bros
Thompson Bros
Russia
Ce Coueribas Dé Apebanes Ata Creetis
le Brre
Ina Ped
Casas Ansel
Ron
Ineichen & Casper
the New Shoe Store
West Second St
W. L. Roach
Gain
R. M. Arey
Fred Beach
G. B. Birch
Ereree
L. Cope
H. E. Dreier
J. A. Davidson
W. E. Downer
Elliott
B. Jackson
R. Jayne
G D. Lezotte
Ralph Leysen
H. Mc
L. G. Burnett
F. L. Bihlmeier
W.S. Cohn
J. W. Bells
C. E. Fox
Chas
Dan Hayes, Jr. Sath & Cee
D. W. Jackson
Frank Jackson
J. Kennefick
Walter Molis
C. O. McBride
F. A. Neidig
A. A. Petersen
John Roach
Will Randall
E. W. Smith
Julius Schmidt
Chas. Schner
R. L. Thompson
Bell Phone
Miss. V
Elden Ellyson
Cascarets
Miliog
Pittsburg
J. E. Corley
James Davis
John Peiffer
Davenport
Clyde Park
Arleigh Ruckdeschel
N. A. McAulay
John Leverich
John Osmers
Walcott
Frank Eichoff
Frank
George Lindle
G. G. Leith
Clara Daut
J. E. Smith
Stella
Edna
D. W. Corley
Des Moines
F. A. Martin
John King
Robert Wooster
Muncie
Ind
Wilton
The
Grace Reformel Church
Ollie Kelley
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