Donations For Nursery Hails Large Community Support
A reception yesterday at Muscatino's Day Nursery on East Fourth Street drew over seventy five visitors from 2 to 6 pm. The Welfare Association raised cash, clothing, and toys, boosting daily attendance to between twenty and twenty five children, mostly under four, as the nursery expands from the GC A building to the Baptist parsonage.
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Muscatino
East Fourth Street
The
Welfare Association
Twenoty
Nurners Won
Nesper Orng Company
Baptist Parsonage
J. W. Jackson
J. W. Eels
J. W. Rankin
RL. Thompson
Fr. Ciesler
S. G. Stein
T. TL Trraman
George Boynton
Henry Giesler
L. P. Loomis
Mark Anson
Fred Switzer
Misa Iden Hutchingen
Henry Kath
S& G. Storry
Joe Him
Sam Tarr
Hannah Zoidior
Workmen Begin Steam Subway Construction Near Courthouse
Crews started building a 42 by 44 foot concrete steam subway between the jail and the courthouse. The project, costing about 1100, will allow future repairs and improvements with an interior working space. Workmen are cutting through courthouse foundations to create an opening, delayed by rain. The steam line previously rested on the ground, wasting heat and increasing coal use, while corrosion and leakage troubled the system. The improvement is expected to yield long term value far beyond its cash cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jall
Court House
Funeral delayed awaiting brother for Florence Fulmer
Miss Florence Clemy Fulmer dies at her parents home in Vancouver Washington. Funeral arrangements are not yet decided as the family awaits the arrival of her brother Hyves In from Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clemy Fulmer
Vancouver
Wash
Misa Fulmer
E. R. Fulmer
U. S. Marine Casualties List Released by Army
The Associated Press reports a U S Marine Corps casualty list dated June 26 naming nine killed in action and two died of wounds. Killed in action are Corporal John C Gelger Jasper May Stanley A Ringers Alvton Mase Louis C Whitman Rochester. Privates Lewly W Berry Detroit George C Chapman Troy NY Luther N Jonas Blanchard Ohio James J Paterson Cool Spring PA Domines Tate Brilliant Onie. Died of wounds Private Rovers C Cleveland Ohio. Wounded in action severely are Sergeant unk J Tupi Minneapolis Minn Private Sidney Colen Chester IL Private Alexander R Wraser Minneapolis Private Arthur S Gustafson Marquette Kansas.
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John C Gelger
Jasper
Stanley A
Ringers Alvton
Mase
Louis C. Whitman
Rochester
Lewly W. Berry
Detroit
George C. Chapman
Troy
Luther N
Jonas
Blanchard
Oki
James J. Paterson
Cool Spring
Padmines
C. Tate
Hrilliant
Onie
Rovers C
Cleveland
Onhia
Unk J. Tupi
Minneapolis
Minn
Pri
Tex Sidney Colen
Chaster
Alexander R. Wraser
Minneapolia
Arthur 8
Gustafson
Marquette
Kanaia
New Era to Observe Fourth of July Celebration
New Era plans a large July Fourth celebration with Hon. Z M Warner as speaker and Rev A B Smith delivering the evening address. The day includes forenoon programs by Sunday schools and clubs, afternoon patriotic rally, and evening music. Rev H L Jones recently took charge at New Era Church succeeding Rev Hallen. Mrs Hazel Keath Lincoln to lead the musical program.
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Wani
Z. M. Warner
Muscatine
Towa
Rev
A. &. Smith
Iowa
Terra
J. H. Snyder
George Brel
FF. RB. Crown
Max Kretschmar
W. H. Sduer
Bert Sauer
I. E.I
Castor
IL. E. Jones
Newara
Hallenwon
Duquesne
Jones
Augusta College
Theological Seminary
Augustana Synod
Minneapolis
Minn
College
Rov. Jones
Pennsylvania
Il Tnois
Dinboro
New Era
Warning on bilious attack prevention with Chamberlain tablets
The notice advises early action at first signs of a bilious attack. Eat only if appetite returns and consider skipping a meal. It suggests taking Chamberlain's Tablets to usually prevent the attack and avoid distressing symptoms. Try 1t-Ady.
Boosters Plan Short Line Tour To Aid Shipper
Muscatine and Des Moines line boosters plan a July caravan along the route from Muscatine to Montezuma. Local merchants will invite route towns to join, with a basket dinner at Montezuma. The Muscatine Association of Commerce approved forming a convention bureau and funding activities, plus a traffic bureau to reduce freight congestion. Athletic equipment for Iowa soldiers was funded, and membership drew outside donations totaling about two thousand dollars. The group noted improvements to bowling facilities and referenced a Washington inland waterway meeting.
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Mancatine Businesa
Muscatine & Des Moines
Muscatine Association of Commerce
Montezuma
Montuana
W. M. Nurvis
Convention Bureau
Narvis
Muscatine
Inelk
Athletle Fund
Iowa
Camp Cody
Harding
Shipper
John Fuller
TFGC
iMargolph
J. L. Glealer
Washington
Gravel Road Improvement for Park Lane Considered
The Greater Muscatine committee last evening discussed paving Park Lane from the Park Avenue end to the city limits. A cooperative group with the board of supervisors and city council will interview property owners to gauge willingness to share costs. The road, a major artery, suffers mud and ruts due to heavy traffic and poor ground, with trees hindering prompt drainage. The committee to push the project is James L. Gleslor, Henry Umbadht, and Fred Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Lane
Park Avenue
Greater Muscatine
Board of Supervisors
James L. Gleslor
Henry Umbadht
Fred Beach
Earl Dickerson to Camp Tonight
Earl Dickerson a new Muscatine recruit to the service will depart at 7 50 this evening for military training camps. He enlisted in the Coast Artillery service one week ago and will leave for Fort Monroe Virginia. A substitute note mentions government short of one and two dollar notes and suggests taking fives and tens for temporary use.
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Earl Dickerson
Muscatine
Dickerson
Coast Artillery Service
Fort Monroe
Virginia
800 Penalized for Breaking Food Rulings
Burlington Ind June 25 More than 300 penalties for violation of food rules imposed on buyers and dealers over ten months by the food administration. About 160 companies and individuals ordered to quit licensed commerce for limited or unlimited periods, and over 600 paid money often to the Red Cross or ceased operations to avoid harsher penalties. Fee summaries show numerous cases disposed of without challenge and many more settled by voluntary compliance.
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Burlington
Ucepaed
The
Food Administration
Red Cross
Washington
Requisitions and Stop Orders on Food Commodities
A clipped report notes requisitions and forced sales of food commodities used to curb hoarding. It mentions stop orders on Neenaes issuance, pending investigations or license delays, and penalties for offenses before licenses. Three hundred three items remain outstanding.
Baptists Young People's Union Convention at Cedar Rapids
The twenty seventh annual International convention of the Baptist Young People's Union will be held in Cedar Rapids from July 4 to 7. Hundreds of visitors are expected with a feature address on July 4 by Rev Heber Saillens of Paris. Other speakers include L F Level of Kentucky, Dr W O Carver of Kentucky, Dr F E Adams of Indiana, Rev H H Bingham of Canada, Vera M Wee of Minnesota, Rev Albert Gage of Ohio, Rev R Rosy Kite of California, J W Bailey of Colorado and Dr W H Stilwell of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptisl Youngs People's Union
Cedar Rapids
Rav
Heber Saillens
Paris
France
Franece
L. F. Level
Fentucky
W. O. Carver
Kentucky
Loyal man hates to see him defeat in Cedar Rapids
In June 25, Jane Lolbl, a German alien from the Amana colonies, appeared at police headquarters and asked to be locked up. He claimed enemies cursed him and that he crawled through mud all night to escape, his clothing bearing witness. He says he is loyal to the United States but dislikes Germans being whipped and is held for observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Jane Lolbl
Amana
Lalb
United States
Aliens Assured Good Treatment By Police Chief
Chief S. G. Bronner pushes a register of enemy aliens as required by HW. Fewer than thirty registered so far though about fifty families are liable. A timid fourteen year old girl admitted fear of entering the station but was told friends would be treated courteously. Federal officers will pursue unregistered aliens by Thursday.
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S. G. Bronner
Nolice Station
Bronner
Chen
Special meeting of town lodge No 2 this evening
Notice announces a 7:30 p.m. special meeting of Town Lodge No 2 with work in the third degree. All members and visiting brethren are cordial invited. By order of S. W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Lodge No
Lemon Juice Tan Removal Lotion Ad
Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a three ounce bottle of Orchard White to make a fragrant lotion for face neck hands. Apply daily to fade freckles sunburn and tan, leaving clear soft white skin at low cost. Found at grocers and drug stores. harmless advertisement.
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Oilichis Report
Auro
Mark
Son
U. S. Marine
Associated Press
Washington, D
Warner of
Muscatineg, Wil Be
Coon & Fisher Grocers
Ing
Farm Trafic Bureau
Associa
Dr. D
Irvine
Duvercamp
Bogard Clothing Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Manhattan
Pitchforth Storage Battery Co
Walnut Street
Muscatine State Bank
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