Charming Miscellaneous Shower Honors Daisy Pantel and Dr Arthur Klaftembach
An evening shower at Mr and Mrs Charles Klafenbach home on Lif West Eighth Street celebrated the upcoming marriage of Miss Daisy Pantel and Dr Arthur Klaftembach to be wed at Mirat Presbyterian Church. Guests from St Paul and Minneapolis attended as guests and elegant refreshments concluded the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klafenbach
West Eighth Street
Daisy Pantel
Arthur Klaftembach
Mirat Presbyterian Church
Benng
Ralph W. Pantel
St. Paul
Howard L. Pantel
Minneapolis
Minn
Hokara Cure Promised for Widespread Eczema Tale
A prominent Maine citizen recounts severe eczema all over the body and a rapid recovery after using Hokara. After consulting physicians with little hope, the product was claimed to provide quick relief and a cure, with a local agent guaranteeing the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Hokare
A. W. Morgan
Loral
Tennis Club Organized at YWCA
A group of young women met at the YWCA on West Second street Monday evening to organize a tennis club. A president and secretary-treasurer were chosen and four months of tennis season planned. The club will use old tabernacle grounds at West Eighth and Town avenues for courts and will field coaches from experienced players. A home sale at Buzz Faly on West Second street Saturday will raise funds for court upkeep, with ice cream cones planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGA
Young Women’s Christian Association
West Second Street
Chagen
Second Street
Farewell Musical Honoring Worth Guest Amy Foster
An evening party at East Eleventa Street hosted by Miss Muriel Foster honored guest Amy Wood Foster of Worth Hagileh who has been a house guest with Mrs D R F tar. The gathering included music and amusements with dainty refreshments and attendance by Miss Edna Wendig Louise Schevck Harriet Shinadpr ger Ruth Gibert Mary Em Ribak Helen Kujaws Laura Bikey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Wood Foster
Worth Hagileh
D. R. F Tar
East Eleventa Geet
Muriel Foster
Missus
Edna Wendig
Louise Schevck
Harriet Shinadpr+ger
Ruth Gibert
Mary and Em Ribak
Helen Kujaws
Laura Bikey
Aunt Taily’s Advice to Beauty Seekers on Skin Care
Lydia complains of persistent freckles and asks for help. Bee answers with a long deflection about an alleged remedy. Stella seeks solutions for muddy complexions and a harsh tone suggests mercurial cream as a nightly treatment. The piece presents a period beauty column style with dubious instructions and sensational claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Stella
P. J K
Complimenting Dancing Party At Launch Club
The Fly young married set hosts a complimentary dance at Muscatine Launch Club quarters Thursday evening June 27. Family reunion honors Miss Daisy Pantel ahead of her wedding this week at Council Crest home of her parents. Elaborate dinner featured. Pantel family guests from Westminster and Minneapolis. T. ALO Girls hosted by Clara and Louise Connell with a theatre party at A-Muse U. River trip planned to Quincy with eight members July 38 to August 3. Thursday Afternoon Boating Club and YWCA high school branch plan outings to the slough. Bloomington Dorcas to meet at Mrs Edward Barnard's centur y home. Business Girls Boating Club to enjoy weekly slough outings this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Daisy Pantel
Council Crest
Pw Widlam Pantel
West Fourth Atreet
Pantel
George Puntel
Westminster
British Columbia
Messrs
Howard
Ralph Patel
Minneapolis
St Pont
Minn
T. Alo
Clara
Louise Connell
North Orange Street
Connell
A-Muse-U.7
Quincy
The
Youn’ Women's Christian ‘Association
Slough
Women's Federation to Convene Tonight
The National Health Bureau suffrage question and uniform marriage and divorce laws top the agenda for the general federation of women elius meeting tonight in San Francisco. Candidates debate for president and other offices as Mrs L L Blankenburg and Mrs Sneath receive backing from affiliates while others seek support from regional groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ino Francisco
General Federation of Women
Elius
Owens
National Bureau of Health
DOW Yelore
Te League of Medical Freedom
MI3
Sarah Plate Seeker
Colorado
Ieat
Ja, Wax- Arin
Ana
Vrs
Nautar
New York
Perry V. Pennybacker
TaNan
L. L. Blankenbure
PRI
North Dakota
Ine Philip
Bruce Brown Wins First Half of Grand Prix Race
David Bruce-Brown of New York won the first half of the automobile grand prix in Dieppe France driving an Italian Fiat. He completed ten laps of a 77 kilometer triangular course in six hours two minutes, averaging 76 miles per hour overall. A fatal crash marred the start as Colline et piloting a Gregoire machine capsized, killing his mechanician Bessagnana and injuring Colline. Forty-seven cars began the race. Ford withdrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieppe
France
David Bruce-Brown
New York
U. S
Fiat
Bullet
Leon Peurgeot
Bruce Brown
Wade
Mars
Colline Et
Gregoire
Bessag
Nana
Europe
England
Italy
Germainy
Belgium
Bulletin service to be continued at Chicago and Baltimore
The Iowa Telephone Company resumes its bulletin service after a successful week reporting the Republican National Convention in Chicago. It promises prompt coverage of the Democratic National Convention in Baltimore, with daily bulletins posted in the Journal office window to inform observers and crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Telephone Company
Chicago
Baltimore
Journal
Committee Named to Arrange Picnic for Wlecta Chapter
A session of O E S members at the Masonic hall saw two new members added: DY and Mrs W H Johnston. A committee including J B Pitchforth Asthalter and Mrs H was formed to plan an annual picnic and chalet event with Mrs Sacol Hutchendorf arranging. An invitation from Mrs Jacob Asthalter invites members to Chalet Geneva Island. The evening ended with socializing and light refreshments. Clubs to hold joint picnic Wednesday afternoon. RB A E club and Jolly Rovers plan a joint outing at the pars with a picnic supper at seven, welcoming husbands and families as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlecta
Masonic Hall
W. H. Johnston
J. B. Pitchforth
Asthalter
H. i
Sacol Hutchendorf
Jacob Asthalter
Zembera
Geneva Island
RB. A. E
Jolly Rovers
St Paul Seeks Meeting of New Third Party Delegates
St Paul Minnesota June 26 The city backs a convention of the new progressive party to ratify Celene Roosevelt’s presidential nomination. Minnesota leadership sent telegrams to Gov Hiram W Johnson of California, chairman of the party’s executive committee, extending the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
New Third
St. Paul
Minn
New Progressive Party
Celene Roosevelt
Mineerota
Hiram W. Johnson
California
New Pi
Baltimore meeting chronicled by AP and special correspondent
An Associated Press report and special correspondent will be used for the Baltimore meeting coverage. A reader from Oriole, Pa, 3M. B. Gebhardt, claims a cure from Chamberlain's Calic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after diarrhoea, stating there is nothing better and that it is sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Special Correspondent
Baltimore
Chamberlain
Gebhardt
Post Tavern
Unusually Cool Weather Across Iowa Week Ending June 23
Des Moines June 25. The Iowa Weather and Crop Service reports an unusually cool start to the week, followed by warmer days. The average temperature was about 8 degrees below normal. Rainfall was light, keeping ground conditions good after last week’s rains. Corn growth is slow and uneven, small grain thrives in some areas, rye begins to head in the south, bluegrass better, clover variable, hay slightly below average, potatoes promising, and berries and cherries of extra fine quality but yields down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
George AL. Chapell
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Muscatine school district seeks bids for Jackson school toilet rooms
Sealed proposals for installing two toilet rooms in the basement of the Jackson school building Muscatine Iowa will be accepted until noon July 20 1912 by the Independent School District board Bids must be filed with the secretary at the 409 German American Savings Bank Building Muscatine Plans and specifications may be inspected at the Board of Education office The board may reject any or all bids and the successful bidder must furnish a performance bond or hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Muscatine
Laws
Jackson School
Board of Education
Bang
Iowa
Minneapolis party buys produce and plant
Announcement confirms sale of Muscatine Produce and Pure Ice property to Minneapolis interests led by F. Serline and A. M. Best. They take over September 1 and plan to expand capacity across all branches including larger creamery and ice plant, with extended territory and expanded retail, shipping, and wholesale operations. Branch offices listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Produce & Pure Ice Company
Minneapolis
F. Serline
A. M. Best
Cremery
Mustatine Produce Company
Riverside
South English
Lona Tree
Wilton
Nichols
Monte Muna
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Reinemund’s
Town Ave
John Wendinger
Trop
Luellen & Schwalm
2Nd St
N. Y
J. J. O'Brien
Charles Quandt
Gon
Elmer
Fred Schwartz
Aon
Earl
Mra
Fred Rann
Peter Rann
Fred Storty
Daughtera
Thelma Settlemre
Edward Sottlamire
East Fitch Street
Elda James
Gerdidine Lawrence
Rita Coonet
Edna Sedlemire
Earl Scorn
Ged
Clittera Burnaugh
Lester
Virgil Ragen
Carmalela ‘ Settlemire
Marguerite Eb, Borchers
Essensee
Hanover
Germany
Henry J. Drews
Claus Drews
South Muscatine
L. A. McIntosh
Land
W. R. C- Hall
Woman's Belief Corps
W. R
Sarah Fox
Mre
Sue Stanwood
Clara’ Batterson
Pasadena
Jocal Organization
Shelby Norman Post
Shelby Norman Post. Were Special Guests of the Occ
Addie Barnard
Mwra
Fox
Sirs. Stanwood
Batterson
Bloomington Dorcas Society
Century
Edward Barnard
City
Business Girls’ Boating Club
Muscatine Slough
Women's Federation
Nationa’ Health Bureau
Lead Sin
Mobile Crissis—Mechanician
Hart
Anson Clothing Company
Paul Steinmetz
Frank Anson
Sv. Paul
India Tea
the Growers of India Tea
X. F. Serline and
4. M. Besy
Bob
Dad
Wade By, Postum Cereal Co. Ltd
Pure Ood Factories
Bawle Creek, Mich
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