Mission circle hosts home baking sale this Saturday
Local Baptist church mission circle holds a home baking sale at Batterson stores Saturday afternoon. Mrs W D Platt of East Seventh Street leaves for Chicago for a fortnights visit. Mrs J W Dayry and Mrs J Dale o Smalley Avenue leave for Decatur. Mrs J B Reeser returns from Springield. Mrs Charles Lilly returns from Chicago with niece Florenca Salis for the summer.
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Mlssion Eirola
Boptlat Church
Batterson
W. D. Platt
East Seventh Street
W. J. Hubbard
Chicago
Mra
William Evans
Geneseo
Monteume
Milas Della Cedrick
Wellenan
Ciicaga
Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
Ady
J. W. Dayry
Mulberry Avenue
Mission Circle of the Baptist ‘Gharch
Suit on note brought in court against Koontz
Harry Romig as plaintiff seeks payment on a promissory note for 50 dollars and asks for a writ of attachment against Koontz property. In a separate matter, Bilza Holaday versus Tia Holladay, Judge L J Moran signed a decree quieting title late yesterday.
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Harry Romig Ig
Carl 5. Koontz
Bilza Holaday
Tia Holladay
L. J. Moran
Leo Bartemeier to Take Further Study
Leo Bartemeier son of Mr and Mrs J A Bartemeier of Mulberry avenues has returned home from Washington D C where on June 17 he graduated from the Catholic University of America completing a four year college course He plans to spend the summer in Muscatine with his parents and in the fall will return to Washington to pursue experimental animal psychology under Dr John B Ulrich at the university He expects to study medicine at Johns Hopkins after his post graduate work in Washington
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Leo Bartemeier
J. A. Bartemeier
Mulberry Avenues
Washington, D. C
Catholic University of America
Ila
Muscatine
Washington
John &. Ulrich
John Hopkins University
Bartemeier
Washington School
Sports Roundup From Page 3 Containing Scores
Various baseball scores and schedules across leagues. National League games include Pittsburgh versus Louis and Philadelphia versus Philadelphia. American and Federal League results show Buffalo and Detroit matchups. Multiple city pairings and upcoming games listed with incomplete details.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Brogahers
Pittsburgh
Louis
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Eivenge
Tuburgh
Tonle
G. Lioga
I Yung
Bloomington
Autny
Colehteen
Anvile
Davanpant
Baltimnore
Indanapo
Chicago
Phindelphia
Ashinaton
St. Louis
Boston
New
Miss Marshall to Appear at Pontiac Chautauqua
Miss Maude Marshall of Wilton, known in Muscatine for recital programs, will read at the Pontiac Illinois chautauqua in late July. She recently completed her second year leading the Oratorical Department at Onargo Seminary, an institution tied to Northwestern University. The Pontiac program is billed as the largest chautauqua in Illinois. Miss Marshall is visiting her parents in Wilton during vacation.
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Maude Marshall
Wilton
Muscatine
Pontiac
Miss Marshall
Onargo Seminary
Onargo
Northwestern University
Chautauqua J
Timnois
Marshall
Striking Paris Postal Workers Seize Central Post Office
About six hundred letter carriers occupied the Paris central post office after barricading inside the building. A guard of eight hundred police surrounding the locale weighed storming options as strikers received food supplies through windows. The stoppage stems from the French Senate’s rejection of higher postal allowances in the budget.
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Cassociated
Paris
Clockada
Garrision
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
We thank friends and relatives for assistance in our bereavement. Grateful for floral offerings from Court of Honor lodge Fraternal Order of Eagles Ladies Aid Society of Sprangier and the Merry Workers Sunday school class of the Baptist church. Signed James Hopkins Richard Naber Genevieve Toyne.
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Court of Honor Lodge
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Ladies’ Ald Society of Sprangier
Merry Workers
The
Baptist Church
James Hopkins
Richard Naber
Genevieve Toyne
Heroism in Rescue of Ship Passengers
Associated Press report from Hugh Town, Reilly Islands, June 24 describes near-suicidal effort by Gothland crew and lifeboat teams to save passengers of the wrecked Belgian steamer Godland. A boat carrying women and children fell 30 feet, broke apart, and sank. A quartermaster saved three women, others jumped in, and rescuers passed drowning children to shore until all were saved.
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Associated Press
Leanch
Hugh Town
Reilly Islands
Meniher
St. Mary’s
Gothland
Grosvenor letter defends Jones from Harvester ties
Washington June led by Associated Press Leased Wire Grosvenor partner of former Attorney General Wickersham writes to President Wilson asserting Thomas D. Jones nominee for the federal reserve had no connection with alleged illegal practices by the International Harvester Co. The White House released the letter to support the president’s claim there is nothing in Jones relations with Harvester to disqualify him.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Peedwin P. Grosvenor
New York
International Harvester Company
Wileson
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve
White House
Owen
Senate Banking Committee
Jones
the Harvester Corporation
Federal Board
Grosvenor
Wickersham
President's kiss called sweetest ever by a girl
Wire dispatch from Washington reports President Wilson kissed a little girl from Los Angeles, Laura, and she described the kiss as the sweetest she ever had. The exchange occurred during his visit in June.
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Presa Leaugh
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Los Angeles
Cal
Laura
Thrifty Thursday Sale Breathes New Life into Lingerie
A laborious sale listing presents women’s undergarments and fabrics at a dime-store Thursday special. Items include ribbed union suits in various cuts, extra fine lisle, towels, damask and crepe fabrics, shadows of lace flouncing, rayon ratine, ticking, and silk crepe. Multiple sizes and yards priced at $1.00, with many regulars reduced from 25¢ to 75¢ per yard, all reflecting a themed discount event.
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Ecru
Copenhagen
President receives child kiss request from Reilly girl
Margaret Reilly, ten, daughter of Charles T. Reilly, a Princeton graduate, visited the White House with her parents and asked the president to kiss her goodbye for California. The president agreed, and the girl left the White House joyful.
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Margaret Reilly
Charles T. Reilly
Princeton
Miss Reilly
White House
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Love Brothers
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Trinity Guild
Chase Orchestra
J. B. Reeser
Springheld
Guanding
Frank Westman
Lucas Street
Mre
Charles Lilly
108 Park: Avenue
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Magnus
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Brooklyn
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Decatur
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Danville
Eamington
Fort OF Paris
Jones Without Stain
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Stamford
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Germany
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Rutt
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