Four Year Conservatory Graduate Joins Muscatine Music Scene
Miss Amy Hoopes, after completing a four year course at Iowa State College Conservatory of Music at Ames, returns to Muscatine to lead church music at Musserville Methodist and plans to organize a summer choir. Her studies spanned vocal and piano, under Mrs Gjara D. Thompson and Prof. A. S. Thompson, with earlier training under Amalia Schmidt Godbin and Ferdinand Grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Hoopes
Big City
Muscatine
Miss Hoopes
Conservancy of Music
Iowa State College
Ames
Musserville Methodist Causeh
Gjara D. Thompson
Conservatory
A. 5. Thompson
Amalia Schmidt-Godbin
Ferdinand Grade
Plang
J. E. Hoopes
Sag Stewart Read
Lane's Family Medicine Tea Restores Beauty
An advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine Tea preserves skin and restores rosy cheeks. It asserts women will be more zealous about maintaining looks and promotes the herb drink as the most efficient aid, sold at druggists for 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Miss Dickerson Hosts J.B. Girls Evening
Bliss Vers Dickerson hosted the J. B. girls Friday night at 502 East Seventh Street. Ten young women attended as they sewed and socialized. The planned picnic was moved to next Friday at Weed Park with a July outing at Geneva Island. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bliss Vers Dickerson
J. D
Hone
East Seventh Street
Weed Park
Geneva Island
Ile
Apron Sale Held by Ladies' Aid at YMCA Building
Members of the Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church held an apron sale during their regular meeting at the YMCA building Friday afternoon. A number of aprons were sold, and the group spent the afternoon sewing. The next business meeting is scheduled for Friday afternoon July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid, Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church
Youngs Men's Christian Association
Muscatine Woman Prominent Figure In Maccabees World
Miss Ella L. Mark of Muscatine a leading officer in the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World visits Muscatine to oversee ritual work at Hive No 13. She has held roles as state commander of Iowa and supreme mistress at arms with a career spanning Nebraska Iowa and Des Moines, praised as a devoted worker and speaker. Local lodge reports sixty two benefice members and fifty eight social members with three deaths this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella L. Mark
Z. B. Mark
East Ninth Street
Ladies of the Maccabees
Mark
Dma
State Cormander
Iowa
Pasadena
Cal
State Commandar
Nebraska
Thant
Supreme Hive
Supreme Hive Review
Cetral
Towa
Inowas
Des Moines
Rhowie
Atlantic
N. J
Atlantic City
Wnfigs
Great Army of Maccabee
Hive No. 13
Anid
Garrie Harris
Minnie Barnard
Lettle Shatnit
Emma Caple
Nellie McCaw
Emma Hoefflin
Hannan Hartman
Minnie VanCamp
Flora Bagley
Gertrude Hine
Florence Mark
Entolm Sterneman
Mission Circle Session Discusses Mexican Missions
The regular monthly session of the Mission Circle of the First Congregational church met at Miss Anna C. Johnson’s home on West Second Street Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. McQuesten led devotions and Emma Underwood presented the program focusing on missions in Cuba and Mexico, especially schools in Mexico. A letter from a doctor’s wife in a Chinese hospital was read. Members read related articles and refreshments were served. No July meeting due to the thantauqua. next session planned for late August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Anna C. Johnson
TW. W. McQuesten
Emma, Underwood
Cubs
Mexico
W. W
McQuesten
F. MM. Zflegler
Jt Ch. St. Sohn
Emma Underwood
Amna C. Johnson
Eleventh and
Orange
Charles Sander
Ninth Street
Kensington
Churches Rally For Summer Services In Muscatine
A long list of area church notices outlines Sunday school times, morning and evening services, outdoor meetings, class programs, and special events across First Presbyterian, United Brethren, German Congregational, First Methodist, Mulford Congregational, German Baptist, South Muscatine, Epworth Leagues, and Friends churches. Visitors and new members are welcomed. outdoor services and revival meetings are planned for parks and church lawns with specific speakers and soloists listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst Baptist Church
O'Erges
Hershey Hospital
Delta Alpha Clase
McNiel
Jheeson
Barnea Bible
Barnea
Dr. Smith
Weed Park
Canron
Zoelnck
United Brethren Church
Sixth Street
Mulberry Avenue
J.C
The
Young People’s Society
First Methodist Church
M.C
W. B. Downee
Jesson
Thos. Oshers
Tonia
Osorn
Muscatine M
Musserville
Earl Avenue
Oregon Etreet
William Stark
Epworth League
William Randleman
Christian Victories
Island Sunday School
Epworth Lesgne
F. A. Smith
United
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Dale
Minnie Dale
Carl Tomas
Edith Grott
Esther Gray
New Hampshire Street
Anna Bishop
Helen Springborn
Hildred Hintermeister
Kate Pierce
Helen Hine
Marguerite Griesenbrock
Amy Boopes
Leote Rendléman
Grandview Avenue
Ivy Ryan
Edward Wilhite
P Very
Miss Dickerson
J.B. Girls
H. Hundt Carriage & War On
Musyuring
Swan's
Swai
Miss Ellal, Mark
Missionary Societe
Eva Haltierr
Masciline
Wittich Brothers
East 2Nd Street
First Presbyterian Church
Corner Laws
Avenue
Fourth Street
J. N. Eliott
O'rlock
Margaret von Behren
Vieltine I
Ernest Migner
Oater Lawn
Rudolph Iunaz
Prorker
Munag
Schookwats
Fred Beach
Classis
Christian Endeavor Society
Friends’ Church
Sycamure
Fifth Streets
Harvey
Amusserville
Ora W. Cetrell
Wes
Eighth Street
German Congregational
A. Detimers
German M. Church
Gi-E
Society
CIE O
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walotto
Brotherhood
Rudloph Kunasz
Presbyterian Church
Mulford Congregational Church
Hershey Avenue
Main Street
Howard Thomlinson
H. Mulford
Caroline Richard
Leota Randleman
Helen Dealing
Ladies” Aid
J. B. McNiel
M. CG. A
Grace Yetheran
Corner Town Avenue
B. Wennermark
Trinity
Luther League
Elizabeth Aderman
German Baptist Church
Walnut Streets
M. B. Church
Fourth and
Cedar Streets
Schultze
Musserville Friends
Benham Avenue
Wisconsin Street
Evan
Dexter
Farr
Ties Church
Christ, Scientiss
Walnut Ana
Hershey Building
Trinity Church
Hishling
Catelor Noander
Cy Achmwelzer Arms CO
Ramaon Oty
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