Westrate Hatcliff Nuptials At Noon Solemnized
A prominent noon wedding united Miss Bessie Ratelif daughter of John Ratclift with Rev. Leonard Westrate now of Mrs. John Trass. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s home on Second Street officiated by Rev. J. W. Graves with a fern and Smilax surround and a bouquet of pink rosebuds. Guests, breakfast, and travel plans to Chicago and Rockaway followed as the couple begins married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Graves
First Baptist Church
Kreen Fern
Smilax
Edwin Westrate
Lofengrin
Feride
Rockeater
New York
Westrate
Snelden
Des Moines College
Theological Seminary
Rochester
X.Y
Baptist Church
Leonard James
Engleman
Laura James
Instant Hair Tinting Promises Messy Streaks No More
An advertisement touts Brownatone as an instant hair tinting solution that is harmless, permanent, and undetectable. It claims one application provides uniform color, with monthly touchups, and offers two shade sets for different hair tones. The ad lists ordering details and pharmacy availability in Covington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Kenton Pharmacat Co
Pike St. Covington
Henderson Drug Co
Sullivan Dinner Hosts and Card Club Night
Mr and Mrs D J Sullivan hosted BG card club dinner at Maiden Lane home with red roses decor and a centerpiece of roses and fern. Prizes awarded to Mrs L P Flannery and FX Senader. D J O'Brien of Garden City attended as guest. Season ends until fall with meetings paused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Membrars
Final tests for U. S. destroyer Wadsworth
The destroyer Wadsworth completed a four hour run at 18 knots off Rockland Maine, marking the final acceptance test for her builders. The test, reported successful on speed and fuel, follows earlier trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Rockland
Wadsworth
South End Relief Company 10 Holds Annual Picnic
The South End Relief Hose company plans an upriver boat excursion for their annual picnic. A committee led by John Richley and Edward Priester will finalize the date, likely July 6 or 7, with the event moved from Muscatine slaugh to an up river island site to boost interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Hose Company
John Richley
Edward Priester
Elmer Ehering
Charles Wetter
Fred Schroeder
Muscatine Slaugh
Bye River
Up River
Robbers of South End Stand Caught by Constable
Two unknown Mexicans robbed the Hulch ice cream stand at Grandview avenue and Main street last night taking cigars and boarding a westbound freight train. Police nabbed them at Columbus Junction with stolen goods. Constable Thompson retrieved the pair this morning aboard the Virefly. Reward details not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Avenue
Main Street
Columbus Junction
Thompson
Complete Plans for Friday Night Affairs at Musserville Church
Final arrangements are made for entertainment at Musserville M church Friday evening under Musserville Ladies Aid society. Eve lyn Aiabone will sing and Mrs D Hurst will read. A social with ice cream cake and candy follows, small admission charged to fund church needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald! Society
Musserville M
Musserville Ladies’ Aid Society
Evelyn Aiabone
D.hurst
Aid Society
Bachelor Club mourns member’s marriage joke
The South Muscatine Bachelor Club of Heartbreakers loses first member to marriage as John Herwig wed Miss Adelia James. Crepe decorates the club rooms and the building as others adjust to the joke, while Mrs. Claude Quert visits Melton, and Neva Martin travels near Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Bachelor Club
John Herwig
Misa Adelia James
Claude Quert
Green Street
Melton
Ell
Neva Martin
Granman Visits Relatives in South Muscatine
Granman and his associates meet as women demand the cathartic remedy widely unknown among women. The ad proclaims digestion relief for both sexes with Foley-Cachaytie Tablets that cleanse the liver and bowels without griping. It claims the product removes that heavy, tired feeling and is sold everywhere.
American Steamer Gargoyles Seized by Prize Writ
A prize court writ is issued against the American steamer Gargoyles, leased through Lloyds reporting from Alexandria Egypt. The Gargoyle joined the Vacum Of Company as a 4,434 gross ton steamer sailing from New York May 11 bound for Alexandria, with reports placing her path via Malta in early May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexandria
Egypt
Lloyd's
Gargoyles
Gar Foyle
New York
Allexandria
Malta
British Prisoners To Harvest Crops
London reports the government will allow prisoners of war to assist in crop harvesting near detention sites under specified conditions. The measure is part of wartime labor efficiency and home front support during the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press Law and Wire
London
Use Their Brains to Save in 4 Percent Savings
American workers are urged to use their brains as well as their hands to advance. Save a portion of earnings in a Savings Account earning 4 percent interest to gain more headway. One dollar starts you. come in Saturday night.
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Johs Spence
Queen Esther
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vesta Burnside
Burnside Avenue
Edith Bond
Jessie Lewis
Myrtle Davison
Verna
Stevens
Laura Lewis
Cora du Bois
John Baker
West Sixth’street
Mulberry Needle Club
Mulberry Neaile
Edward Hahn
Stewart Road
Yokao
Smith
Soith Brug & Chemical Co
Get It. Inc
Indianapolis
Muscatine
Mulcatine
Iowa
Furst National Bank Blig
Investmen
W.F. Bishop & Company
Frlanda
Kensington
Hostere
E Burnside
Burn Side Avenue
Miss Johnson
Wang Workers Cls
Willing Workers Club
Mize Ing Johnson
Muscatine Island
Davenport
D. A
Archie Gray
Owenport
Sirs. Ewing
Jane
Oklahoma
First Methodist Episcopal Church i
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
U. S
Coobutteer
Batterson's
Batterson Store
Batterson
Jume Spercus
Iterttar
Haviland
Ganton
Pieris
Ular
Pionte
Obere
Co Sor
Constable Thompson
Anty
Kiverly
Manserville Gadiex
Chanh
CLUB
Bachelor Club of
Sout Muscatine
Corn Products Refining CO
WowTork Cry
Chept. PX
Granman
Friénia
Mark
Adr
Harry Luellen
TOE
Second St
Swan’s
Muscatine State Bank
Tri-City Loan Co
Brady St
Geo. Kranz & Son
Iowa Avenue
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