Local Weekday Burlingtion Excursion and Presby Church Sale
Weekday trip to Burlington on July 10 aboard the W G Hill steamer run by U B Sunday school. Social Friday evening on the Presbyterian church lawn with tea, cake, pop, home made candles, and sale items. Misa Maggio Switzer plans to leave for Clyde Park Montana to spend the summer with sister Miss Gertrude Switzer. Miss Emma Murphy of Philadelphia and Mrs George McQuiston of Coshocton are guests of the Murphy residence. Murphy family ties noted.
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Burlington
W. G. Hill
U. B
Presbyterian Church
U. B.C
Sociery
Misa Maggio Switzer
Clyde Park
Mont
Misa Gertrude
Switzer
Local Social Notes From Fredonia and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Jim Ayder and two children visited her sister near Gladwin. Frank Parris and daughter stayed in Washington last Thursday. Mrs Oscar Simona and three children visited her daughter near Cranston. Mrs Walter James and daughter Ima visited North Concord. Nellora Leo spent Wednesday with Pay Lowh in Columbus Junction. Roy Littrel of Morning Sun visited here this week. Mrs John Lamb and children of Bard stayed over Sunday with her father George Brown. Rob McDaniel and family spent Sunday with his in-laws at Washington. Mrs Scott Vandyke and two children from near Bard visited Skipton. Mickey of near Muscatine visited his mother Mary Mickey. Mrs Robert Pflettor and two children of near Cona visited Una Wagner. Mrs Earl Bedwell of this place visited Cairo and Chicago for a week’s trip. Mr and Mrs L Johnston of North Concord spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Paine. Yarnet, Bor, and Mrs Jesse Lupton of Washington visited Fredonia friends. Mrs Charita Brown and Mrs T A Farr of Wapello spent Thursday with Warnes. Mrs Scott Blankenhorn of East Concord visited grandmother Fannie Wagner. Mr and Mrs Robert Donchue spent Sunday with Fr A Knott. Bertha Wallainger of near Bath helping Jussa Mickey with house work. Alice McCleary spent a few days with friends in Washington.
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Fredonia
Jim Ayder
Walter Skemp
Fomlly
Gladwin
Frank Parris
Leonard George
North Concord
Nellora Leo
Pay Lowh
Columbus Junction
Roy Littrel
John Lamb
Bard
George Brown
Rob McDaniel
John Latte
Cona
Una Wagner
Earl Bedwell
Bailey Murray
Cairo
Gett
L. Johnston
Lattor
Paine
Yarngt
Bor
Jesse
A. Knott
Bertha Wallainger
Bath
Jussa Mickey
Alice McCleary
Washington
Urge Employment of Teachers for the Year
County Superintendent B D Bradley Hornred will recommend by letter during the summer that rural townships employ their teachers for the full year to raise county school efficiency. Reports show schools with fewer changes in teaching staff advance and achieve better grades, while unjustified removals cause poor results and many take exams for uniform county teacher certificates.
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B. D. Bradley Hornred
Bradley
Junior Wesleyans Social Planned At Church Basement
The Junior Wesleyans of the Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church will hold an ice cream social this evening. Arrangements were finalized this afternoon after plans shifted from the lawn to the church basement as the event venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussorville M. B. Church
Wesleyan Dlags
Musserville Methodial Episcopat
Ffair
Observation Day Observed by Bagnor Lodge of Honor
Large attendance marks observance of Negroes of Honor day by Bagnor lodge Degree of Honor with features including songs papers and an address by grand recorder Mrs Lilland Moore of Keokuk. Installation plans discussed and entertainment committees named for next month.
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Bagnor Lodge
Mra
Josephine Hackett
Ors
Myrtle Tillis
Mrg
Wthel Smith i
Mre
Walters
Hughes
Detthof
Mira. Kempner
Grand Recorder
Abrs. Lilland, Moore
Keokuk
Florence Hahn
Bonner Lodge
H. S. Howe
Pearl Appel
Anite Oq
Gussie Mull
Otiea Ribak
Mrs. Lillan
Moore of
Farewell Party at the Sohrpape Home
A farewell party was held at 1179 Hershey venue Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs. Affle McNeal and son Harry with guests from Missouri and Washington. The event featured munl and dancing, a three course lunch, and a list of attendees including Schrompf, Royster, Dugan, Brown, Bond, Kranz, Schrempf, and others.
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Sohrpape
Tulsday
Helen Scobremp
Hershey
Affle McNeal
Harry
Omma Mabe
Hannibal
Alfred Ruddy
Seattle
Wash
Aftair
Munl
Anod
John Schrompf
Fred Royster
Arthur Dugan
Matikia Brown
Milas Helen Bond
Oise Florence -Kranz
Mies
Mabel Kranz
Mise
Helen Schrempf
Tony Schrempf
John Schrempf
Bert Goldsberry
Horst Horst McGill marriage solemnized in Phil
The marriage of Miss Nellie H. McGill and Edward D. Horst was performed this afternoon at 2 o clock at the First Baptist parsonage by Rev. Robert Van Meigs. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where the groom is employed as an plumber. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John McGill and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Horst.
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Horst-Mcgill
Nellie H. McGill
Edward D. Horst
First Baptist Durch
Robert van Meigs
W. Tn Horst
Grace Drvid
Horst
Cedar Rapids
Ag & Plumber
H. Soiwab
Helen Chattarton
Clinton
Herman Goors
Lomoore
German Congregational Church
H. Schwab
Puza couple wed at Presbyterian church in Eliza Ill
Nellie Shoppa and Charles H. Gerard of Eliza Illinois married by Rev J B Rendall at the First Presbyterian church. They plan to live on a farm in Illinois with Albert Shoppa and Mira Shoppa as escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puza
Presbyterian Mans
First Presbyterian Church
Misa Nellie Mr. Shoppa
Charles ‘H. Gerard
Eliza
J. B. Rendall
Bivery Presbyterian Church
Toride
Albert
Hoppa
Misa Mira
Gerard
Illinois
Injunction Sought Against Muscatine City Council
Ottie Snyder files in district court seeking an injunction to prevent the Muscatine mayor and city council from considering any proposal to use a Great Western Cereal Company warehouse on Vrant Street. He says the structure obstructs the street, notes a prior removal order, alleges current owners lobby the council, and asks for a writ of mandamus to compel abatement.
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Muscatine City
Ottie Snyder
Great Western Cereal Company
Ware,houss
Vrant Street
Tims
al Heves
Tollet Man Sues Former Fiancée Over Ring Return
In Joliet Illinois on June 28 Edward Sreavy filed suit against Nora McPartlin seeking the return of a $140 diamond engagement ring claimed as partial compensation for the time he says he wasted on the engagement. The case encountered difficulty in securing a July trial date as jurors favored the defendant.
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Tollet
Joliet, I
Cupid
Edward
Man Killed in Accident at Raymond Lumber Camp
J W Aineley, a former South Muscatine resident, died from a broken neck after a lumber accident at a Raymond Washington camp. He drove to a hospital, helped with his examination, and died shortly after arrival. Survived by widow Emmalie Rineley and siblings and his Clyde of Raymond. Funeral planned from Musserville Memorial Church with Rev G P Badgley.
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Althoush
J. W. Aineley
South Muscatine
Dean
Raymond
Wash
Greenwood Cemetery
E Bugmey
Louisa County
Waah
Reymond
Local social notes from Lone Tree and vicinity
Mrs Tohka McGinnesa and Mrs Charles Windess attended the Rebekah convention at Columbus Junction. Edith Alexander returned from Alliance Ohio after a ten day visit. Mrs Livey Miller of Cadur Rapids visited over Sunday to attend Chautauque. Charles Dipparly and Forest Atkin left for Chicago to purchase and will return with a new Jackson automobile. Mr and Mrs Walter Albright visited from Traer at the Albright home. Beulah McCabe from Seymour Town visited sister Mrs John Kirkpatrick. Beulah Riggs home from Muscatine for a visit. Mrs G B Cart from Davenport visiting Loring home. Roy Fradenburg moved to Riverside. Mrs J W Brown visiting her parents at Mythville Va. Leona Burr of Burnside South Dakota visiting relatives. Marion Baker’s daughter’s third birthday celebrated. Mrs W J Griffith and children left for Wavarly Town. Mr Griffith to join her in Town City. Margaret Hess left for Town City to attend normal institute.
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Lone Tree
Tohka McGinnesa
Charles Windess
Columbus Junction
Edith Alexander
Alliance
Ohio
Livey Miller
Cadur Rapids
Charles Dipparly
Forest Atkin
Chicago
Walter Albright
Riverside
J. W. Brown
Mythville
Leona Burr
Burnside
Bouth Dakota
Leo Gurr
Marion
Many Years Test of Eckman's Alterative
A large number of testimonials from people who recovered from throat and lung troubles are cited for Eckman's Alterative. The letter from A. I. Loughnian of Philo, Pa describes pneumonia and consumption recovery after taking the remedy, with improved strength and no further hemorrhages. The ad claims proven tests across throat and lung affections, bronchitis, asthma, and stubborn colds, urging readers to request a recovery book from the Bekman Laboratory in Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Girard Aye
Philo
Zoway
Annes I
Loughiuan
Harvester Company Officers All Resign In Reorganization
Officials and directors of the Independent Harvester Company at Plano Indiana resign and a new board is elected. Willis Dearing Steward of Plano becomes president and W. Deering Steward leads the board while Frank G. Hanchett and others join. About 600 workers remain employed as the firm reorganizes to remove single control and improve farmer representation.
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Aurore
Independent Harvester Company
Plana
Delny
W. C. Thompson
Chicago
Ning, Bley
Deaplaines
Joseph Dodo
Plano
A. L. Lys
W. W. Yarish, Jr. Momence
Robert McLeod-Jacobs
Willis , Dearing Steward
Plano State Fank
Jourg of
Attornay Prank
G. Hanchett
Os. Steward
Wiliam Deering Steward
G. B. Jeter
Latcer
F. L
Martin
Hutchinson
Kansas
Grant Grinnell
Kankakee
EB. M. Shalby
Eagla Grove
Lowe
Darmers
Harvester, Company
Thompson
Steward
Fcetal
Sew
Wes
Ong
Kuechmann Case Heard Again Before District Court
The Kuechmann case occupied Judge Horan in district court today as additional evidence was presented and motions argued. No decision was reached. The Kuechmann case previously went to the Supreme Court some time ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuechmann
Horan
District Court
Decree For Muscatine Lighting Case Signed Today
Judge L J Horan signed a decree ordering the Muscatine city council to pay the Muscatine Lighting Company 218078 for lighting. A default was entered and a mandamus to meet the judgment was also ordered. The piece closes with unrelated commentary from a Saturday Review excerpt.
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Muscatine
Limitation May Be Gainful In Rhyme And Prose
The text notes Cowper’s superior terseness in rhyme for storytelling and contrasts it with ship engine builders teaching mill engine builders efficiency in space materials and coal. It also touches on the automobile pointing toward a more economical power house, suggesting a transfer of efficiency ideas across fields.
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Cowper
Worth Knowling and Short Snatches of Life
A miscellany of odd tips, social notes, and quips on manners. Short pieces mention slicing overstrong foods, a humorous anecdote about an orchestra and singers, women bus conductors in Latin America, reflections on love and forgiveness, decluttering advice for unhappy women, aging habits, and a brief observance on reading and morality from Alchard Barry.
Reward Ad About Bachelor In Ohio Inheritance
The notice claims a man in Ohio left his fortune to a woman who resented him. It appears in a gossip column with unrelated ad lines about housekeeping and claims an agent in Indiana handles Balm of Figs remedies with a phone number.
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Goodfellow
Ohio
Cynon Rotaro
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