Local residents and visitors listed in Muscatine notices
G Clyde Parks returning home from St Luke's hospital after weeks of illness. Residents including Helen Frye Linda Kindler Anna Wigim Mrs S H Shulkin of Sioux City visiting the Pearlman family. Helen Winn to Chicago for Gregg School course. New car registrations by Nester Lawton Hahn Oostendorp Finley. Travels of Finley family to Washington and Osceola. Home econ convention in Des Moines with Gladys Sissell. Dr Cone and son head east for clinics. Hog receipts total 469 at stock yards. Spanish American War Veterans auxiliary to meet at court house. Mrs Hill recovering from appendicitis. Tours to Chicago Detroit Windsor by Tiecke Wigim. Grunder Honts to Amarillo. Lyall Sopher on 20 day furlough. Muscatine Scout council review of past month’s work and bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring
James M. Parsons
Des Moines
Reynold
Marsh
Dr. Reynolds
Daniel F. Steck
Steck
M. F. Healy
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
W. L. Etter
Sigourney
T. E. Diamond
Sheldon
George Finch
Sioux City
D. E. McGuire
Dubuque
E. T. Hageman
Waverly
T. J. Walsh
Davenport
Richard J. Mitchell
Ft Dodge
Mr. Marsh
Fred Bierman
Decorah
Frank Miles
Edwin T. Meredith
Dispute Over Cat Sparks Court Hearing
A quarrel over the ownership of a cat and its kittens will be aired in Justice H. D. Horst's court Friday at 9 a.m. Witnesses from the Red Onion on Oregon Street will testify. Mrs. Bessie Schock faces assault and battery charges from Mrs. Sarah Plover over the contested litter.
Independence Day Celebration Planned at Wapello
Wapello Iowa schedules July 4 events with free pave ment dances by two orchestras and band concerts. A 1:30 p.m. ball game between Winfield and Wapello opens the day with athletic events to follow. Square and modern dances will be offered in separate blocks. admission charged only for the ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Winfield
Wapello Band
Battery Sponsors Coming Excursion for Capitol Voyage
Battery C First Iowa and the 126th Field Artillery of Muscatine will sponsor the next appearance of the steamer Capitol on July 6. Profits go to the reunion and decorating veterans’ graves. Advance tickets available from members and downtown outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Iowa
126Th Field Artillery
Muscaine
World War Organization
Capitol
Wanted A Single Man To Work On Farm
Classified ad notes a single man is needed to work on a farm and provides the contact phone 1916 X for after six.
Iowa caucus debates farm relief plank in heavy oratory
The Iowa caucus produced a Marsh led victory with heated debate over a farm relief plank. Debates centered on naming or endorsing the McNary-Haugen plan, with a “sensible” plank adopted and Marsh to shape Iowa’s farm relief stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Caucus
W. Earl Hall
Houston
Texas
Iowa
Wilbur Marsh
Smith
Marsh
T. E. Diamond
Sheldon
McNiders and Haugens
George Finch
Sioux City
Nora Goheen
Calmar
Frank Howard
Flma
Richard Mitchell
Ft. Dodge
Mr. Marsh
Haugen
L. W. Humboldt
Herring
O'Neill
Fred Bierman
Decorah
John P. Tinley
Wilbur Marsh Sees Smith Victory Confirmed in Iowa
In Houston June 26 Wilbur Marsh Waterloo manufacturer and former national committeeman sees the rebirth of support for Al Smith within Iowa. Dr W Reynolds of Creston won the Iowa national committeeman race, backed by Marsh, defeating Clyde L Herring 81 2 to 17 in a key delegation vote as Marsh consolidates Smith’s west and midwest backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
J. W. Reynolds
Democratic State Central Committee
Wilson
Reynolds
E. T. Meredith
Iowa
Herring
McAdoo
Houston
Smith
Marsh
Healy
Jacobson
Goheen
Lowden
McGuire
Green
Walsh
Devitt
Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
Cox
al Smith
New York
Ohio
Tammany Hall
National Committee
Clyde Herring
Democratic Party
Texas
South
Dixie
West
Weather Turns Warmer in Iowa After Cold Spell
Favorable weather conditions bring clear skies and sunshine after a week of cold in Iowa. Muscatine records 7 am temperature at 56 degrees with prior readings of 50 and 58, while a 70 degree high was seen a week ago. Forecasts predict increasing clouds and possible showers Wednesday as river stands at 5.3 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ths
Iowa
Muscatine
Deeds Filed On Property Deals In South Muscatine
Four transfers of property are recorded by the county recorder. John H. Schroeder transfers to Elinor Conway fractional lot 10 block 2 South Muscatine and part of congressional lot 8 section 3. Titus Loen and Investment Company sell to Clifford G. Atkins and wife lot 21 block 6 Park Place including Grand avenue between Clay and Jackson streets. Augusta B. Rumsey to Juliana Rumsey lot 1 in block 4 Ogilvie's addition including Ninth street between Spring and Poplar. Mattie McIntyre and Charles McIntyre transfer one fourth interest in parts of lots 4 and 5 block 25 A Smalley's addition including Nebraska street and Earl avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
John H. Schroeder
Elinor Conway
South Muscatine
Bismark
White Streets
Titus Loen and Investment Company
Clifford G. Atkins
Park Place
Grand Avenue
Clay and
Jackson Streets
Augusta B. Rumsey
Juliana Rumsey
Ogilvie
Ninth Street
Spring
Poplar Streets
Mattie McIntyre
Charles McIntyre
M. B. Rosenberger
A. Smalley
Nebraska Street
Earl Avenue
Stockton Man to be Given Hearing on Assault Charge
Johannas Wulf of Stockton will be given a hearing on a charge of assault and battery before Justice H. D. Horst Thursday morning at 10 o clock on information filed by a man who gave his name as Jahr. Wulf was arrested by Sheriff Ed Sander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannas Wulf
Stockton
H. D. Horst
Jahr
Wulf
Ed Sander
Beamer Bound Over On False Pretenses Charge
F H Beamer waived preliminary hearing before Justice Horst and was bound over to the grand jury on charges of attempting to obtain money under false pretense. Beamer was arrested by Sergeant Cleve Bryant after merchants complained he tried to short change them. bonds set at $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Beamer
H. D. Horst
Beamer
Cleve Bryant
Royal Workers Club Program Edition in Fulton Township
The Royal Workers club of Fulton township meets at Ella Otte's home Wednesday. The program includes a business meeting on Parliamentary Law by Alma Koeppe, demonstrations of Clover Leaf Rolls, Pecan Rolls, Swedish Tea Ring, and a cereal dessert by various members, a menu planning discussion, a health talk on nutrition, readings by Alma Koeppe, a picture study on Spring, and music memory work led by Kathryn Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Workers Club
Fulton Township
Ella Otte
Alma Koeppe
Mildred Bernick
Alma Kretschmar
Bernice Stecher
Dorothy Stecher
Paul
Gladys Wathan
Carot
the Christ
Hoffman
Reynolds
Rheims Cathedral
Ina Paul
Kathryn Jenkins
Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid to Host Thursday Social
The Zion Lutheran church Ladies Aid will present an entertainment in the parish hall on Thursday evening with orchestra selections and violin solos by Paul Witte. Candy and fancy work booths and a fish pond will be available. A daytime work meeting precedes the event with Mrs. Adam Bloch and Mrs. A. Bauer serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Society
Ladies Aid Society
The
Zion Lutheran Church
Paul Witte
Adam Bloch
A. Bauer
MacDowell Music Club Opens June Meeting At Miss Manlove Home
The MacDowell Music club held its June meeting at Miss Flora J. Manlove's home on 100 Maple Grove road. A business session followed supper and a lesson on Form and Design of Music. Margaret Schwert feger sang a vocal solo. The club will meet July 23 at Lucille Kaufmann's country home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macdowell Music Club
Manlove
Flora J. Manlove
Maple Grove Road
Margaret Schwertfeger
Lucille Kaufmann
L Allegro YWCA Club Hosts Progressive Banko Party
Members of the L Allegro club of the YWCA enjoyed a progressive banco party Monday evening hosted by Mrs. C J Rosenberger at 1019 East Second. High score prize went to Mrs H E Lange and consolation prize to Mrs Harry Howell. Next party in the series will be hosted by Mrs Howell in a week at 1007 Sycamore Street for her sister Mrs Harold Oberhaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Allegro Club
Young Women’s Christian Association
Progressive Banco
C. J. Rosenberger
East Second Street
H. E. Lange
Harry Howell
Eagle Auxiliary Lodge Holds Business Meeting
The Auxiliary 815 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles met at the Eagle lodge hall Monday evening for a business meeting. A social period followed, and the group will reconvene in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Auxiliary Lodge
Order of Eagles
Eagle Lodge
Patriotic Program at Woodbine Camp Meeting
A Woodbine camp Royal Neighbors of America lodge hosts a patriotic program at Woodmen hall on Wednesday evening with initiation as part of the business meeting. A dinner and bridge party follow at Geneva Golf and Country club with reservations by noon and dinner at seven. The Reliables class of Cedar Street Methodist church is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
Woodmen Hall
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Cedar Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Charges Dropped in Rauschenberger Assault Case
The assault with intent to do great bodily injury charges against Matt Rauschenberger were dismissed by Justice KH. D. Horst for insufficient evidence. The prosecution, led by A. J. Phillips, alleged a knife attack near Phillips’s home Saturday night. Rauschenberger claimed self defense and that Phillips struck him. Harold Wilson defended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Rauschenberger
KH. D. Horst
A. J. Phillips
Rauschenberger
Phillips
Harold Wilson
Meeting shifted to parsonage this evening
The gathering will take place at the parsonage this evening instead of the church as earlier planned.
Release Women in Murder Case Due to Insufficient Evidence
Mrs Hazel Glab a 28 and her niece Miss Ethyl O Kaser 17 both of Oklahoma City were freed after the district attorney's office cited lack of evidence in the murder case involving John I Glab a wealthy retired Chicago druggist who was shot to death last week in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hazel Glab
Ethyl O. Kaser
Oklahoma City
Okla
John I. Glab
Chicago
Campaign spending records filed for local offices
No expenses were incurred in the primary election campaign of Henry Stolzenau for clerk of the district court or H D Horst for justice of the peace. J H Grimm, sheriff’s candidate, spent $44.45. Fixnease accounts for all three have just been filed at the county auditor’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stolzenau
H. D. Horst
J. H. Grimm
Fixnease
Bartlett Takes Narrow Lead in Trans Mississippi Golf
Otumwa golfer Arthur Bartlett posted pars to lead qualifying rounds at Wakorda Club Des Moines June 26. Bartlett carded 74 78 for a 152 total with Johnny Goodman of Omaha at 158 after a final 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wekonda Club
Des Moines
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Wakorda Club
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
Latham Faessler Entertain Kiwanis At Muscatine
Violinist W S Scotty Latham and pianist Vincent Faessler entertained the Kiwanis club at Hotel Muscatine today. Several members will play in a Kiwanis golf match at the Geneva Golf and Country club Thursday. After rain at 6 o clock they will dine with W F Bishop, a Kiwanian, at the club. Des Moines reports say three year old Jack Leavitt died four hours after he ran into an automobile while playing in a street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. “Scotty
Latham
Vincent Faessler
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Muscatine
Geneva Golf and Country Club
W. F. Bishop
Des Moines
Jack Leavitt
Local citizen touts Nu-Tone Tonic for stomach liver kidney relief
George Scheffer of 214 Worth Fifth Street East Cedar Rapids describes cancerous pains and gas relief after using Nu-Tone Tonic sold at Havercamp drug store. He reports rapid improvement in digestion and appetite and urges others to try the herbal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Scheffer
Worth Pifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Havercamp
Scheffer
Mr. Scheffer
Nu-Tone
Wu-Tone
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G. Clyde Parks
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Street
Helen Frye
East Seventh Street
Linda Kindler
Newell Avenue
Anna Wigim
S. H. Shulkin
Sioux City, Ta
S Pearlman
East Third Street
Helen Winn
Fast Seventh Street
Gregg School
Carl H. Nester
Chevrolet
C. J. Lawton
West Liberty
Willys-Knight
Walter R. Hahn
West Forth Street
Ford
B. Oostendorp
Durant
Robert Finley
Main Street
Merle Lee
Washington
Wilma Crow
Blanche Pace
State Bible Training School
Oskaloosa
Gladys Sissell
University of Iow
Alfred J. Cone and Son
William
Magnolia Street
Cone Will Visi
W. R. Luckey
Hoskins
Grady and Son
Kailona
James McCracken
Thornburg
Hershey Hospital
J. F. Hill
Washington Street
Harry Tiecke, Jr
Albert Grunder
Albert
Walnut Street
Francis Hants
East Eighth Street
Amarillo
Tex
Honts
Mr. Grinder
Lyall G. Sopher
Norfolk
United States Naval Forces
Harriett Sopher
A. G. Whittaker
Council Bluffs
John Dalton
Manson
RK. J. Leysen
Bashion
McColm
Muscatine’s
Banco Party
Chaney & Lucas
Flapper
Fanny
Genea Seavke
Horst
Fort Atkinson
Olga Reisinger
Milwaukee
Here
J. W. Mullare
Valley Junction Barker
Downer
Iowa Ave
Furniture
Owa
Grimm
Latham, Faessler
Geo. Hayenger
Geo Hayenger
Mu-Tone Co
Imc
Quimcy
Mavercamp Drug Store
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