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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1933

Page

8

Binder Field Days Scheduled in Cedar County Schedule

Two binder adjustment field days will be held in Cedar county on July 7 and 8. W S Peterson of Iowa State College will conduct the schools at farms near Tipton Springdale Cedar Bluffs and Ward. Demonstrations cover out of adjustment and resetting binders with talks on wear parts and life expectancy. Farmers may attend any event and seek vote coupons.

Tipton Cedar County W. S. Peterson Iowa State College B. H. Hambright Wilson Cope Springdale Amos Suchomel Cedar Bluffs Ed Crist Ward Peterson

Letts-A quartet to entertain at United Brethren Church

A Letts Letts A quartet from York college of North Dakota will provide a free entertainment at the United Brethren church this evening with readings and musical numbers. A second free moving picture show is planned for main street in Letts on Tuesday evening. Willis Griffin and Glenn Cochran of Muscatine are visiting Mrs Laura Griffin. Mrs Dora Wagner and daughter Mary of West Liberty visit Mrs John Snyder and others in Columbus Junction.

Letts York College of

Funeral services and local notices from Columbus Junction

Funeral services were held for Mrs. W. A. Carr at her Oak street home with burial in Columbus City cemetery. E. G. Anwyl was buried in Columbus City cemetery after a 2:30 p m service at the Methodist Episcopal church. Visitors from Lone Tree and Chicago called on Columbus Junction relatives. The Rev E A Bentzinger preached at area churches. Mayor McWilliams urged merchants to delay fireworks until after July 3 and prohibited shooting within the fire zone. A Bible school opened in Haskins for morning sessions, and Crawfordsville concluded its program. The Royal Academy exhibit announced nearly 10 000 submissions with only 1600 to be accepted.

Columbus Junction W. A. Carr Oak Street T. M. Balcoff Columbus City Cemetery E. G. Anwyl Methodist Episcopal Church W. A. Lamp Jacob Foster Lone Tree William Foster Olive Todd Chicago E. A. Bentzinger Alan Albert Billy Ohlsen Davenport Lester Ohlsen Haskins Crawfordsville

Name of the man in the sieture

A puzzle page asks WHO IS HE and lists horizontal and vertical clues about a pictured man a native of the true firs dictator of S and other terms. The grid mixes words like taxi opium derivate dyes and measures while probing a pictured figure accused by many of bigotry and oppression.

Tree Sitting Contest Titular For Weekend Event

Letts Thomas Eland Paul Bailey and Leo Lieberknecht staged a tree sitting contest last weekend. Leo stayed 24 hours while Bailey and Eland lasted 26 hours, coming down Friday noon for dinner. Each participant had a ham mock and reading material. Mrs Eland served lunches raised by ropes. M E Ladies Aid to meet at church basement Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Barnes Mrs Armen trout Mrs Wilson and Mrs Turkington. Scriptural roll call responses and a musical program planned. Rebekahs hold regular meeting Tuesday. Miss Marie Curtis of Columbus Junction visited the E D Curtis home. Ross Paullins and Avon of Muscatine visited J T Paullins Friday evening. Ask for Vote Coupes.

Christie Turkington Rebekahs Marie Curtis Columbus Junction E. D. Curtis Ross Paullins Avon Muscatine J. T. Paullins

Rain and visits mark Grandview week

Grandview and vicinity received a good rain on Friday. Mrs. Jacob Lieberknecht and daughter Ruby visited Mt. Vernon with Harold Williams family. Corita Naoma and Arlene Williams visited. Several residents ill, including Charles Moody in Hershey hospital and William Kemp. Mrs Lieberknecht underwent appendix surgery at Bellevue. doctors report satisfactory. Marian Wibber returned from Century of Progress trip. Pollyanna 4-H club met in the park with leaders and members. plans for July 7 meeting discussed. Ask for Vote Coupons.

Grandview Jacob Lieberknecht Ruby Mt. Vernon Harold Williams Corita Naoma Arlene Williams Charles Moody Hershey Hospital William Kemp Ralph Cross Washington Ralph Lieberknecht Bellevue Hospital Lieberknecht Kathrine Howell Marian Wibber Jessie Letts of Letts William Dickerson Fred Orlan Shew Muscatine Pollyanna

Conesville Attends Memorial Service and Weekend Games

The I O O F Memorial service was held in Columbus Junction with locals Eldred Maxwell Darleen Wagner and others attending. Conesville team traveled to Pine’s airport to play two kittenball games losing 4 to 1 to Fredonia and winning 4 to 0 against Fisher Super Service nine.

Conesville Columbus Junction Eldred Maxwell Darleen Billy Osborne Ernest Wagner Vere Walker Ruth Jessie Vera A. A. Jean Pine’s Airport Fredonia Fisher Super Service Ladies’ Aid Society The Grace Reformed Church Archie Willard Muscatine Selma Osborne Charles Stafford Virginia Edith Patty Law Criss William Weber Riverside Vernie Forbes Hicks Harper Scotland Yard

Louisa County Supervisors Cut Property Values

Louisa County's board of supervisors reduced taxable values by just under 25 percent from the 1931 assessment. Farmlands averaged 44.91 per acre versus 57.77 in 1981, a 22.4 percent drop. lots and buildings in corporations fell 23 percent. agricultural lands in corporations dropped 35.3 percent. Total value of lots and buildings in corporations decreased by 537,964 dollars, or 23.7 percent.

Wapello Board of Supervisors Board of Review M. H. Barnes Meyerholz Lake H. W. Baker Kenneth Ottumwa William Onawa Pierce Tipton Lewis Deppey Clifford Topeka Kas Grove Riggs Fair Grounds West Wapello Leonard Murfin Reena Vandevert Mary Louise Dodds Opal Arms Lillian Peters Josephine Cover Mt. Pleasant Epworth League Institute Arms Alice Schmeiser Bob Kendrick Merwin Kasiske Arlo Lyman Elton Head Alma Kemper Chicago Century of Progress Don Klinkel West Union Paul Huddle Mark Brown Gordon R. Davis Louella B. Speaks Keokuk Louisa County

Merged Bank Opens at Crawfordsville in Iowa

The Columbus Junction and Wyman Savings banks merged to form the People's Savings bank, located in Crawfordsville. K A Coates becomes cashier of the new bank. Amor Kelly completes 27 years of service as a mail carrier on Route 3 Columbus Junction.

Columbus Junction People’s Savings Bank of Crawfordsville Wyman Savings Bank of Wyman People’s Savings Bank K. A. Coates Wyman Bank Sam F. N. Wilcox Davenport Guy _ T. Shoemaker H. W. Cardinal E. T. Thomkins Oak Park Ill Wyman Community Club Lewis Coads W. R. Cannon J. K. Dunn R. J. Turkington Isabel Carrick

IOWA BRIEFS LIST SEVEN ARRESTS AND APPOINTMENTS

Eric Wilson of Iowa named vice president of American College Publicity Association. Hugo Lehman of Davenport escapes jail for illegal insurance operations. W. F. Fox seeks injunction against water polluters in Waterloo Cedar Falls Cedar Heights Rath Packing and Iowa Public Service. John Witt acts to require Capt Quinlan to obtain beer license for ferryboat. Silas Brown robbed of 21 dollars. Clarence and Amos Nida held on arson charges near Beech. Webster county relief office opens with 1500 grant. Davenport Bank and Trust admitted to federal reserve. Vernon Kulvig 14 dies from accidental gunfire on farm near Elk Point. John John wins Breezy Point trapshoot with 149 of 150. Dora Jones held in auto theft ring raids. Des Moines lowers downtown tax assessments by 500000. Burgess Taylor and Richard Clough admit robbing West Bend filling station. Mt. Pleasant jury studies Kreichbaum bank deposition case. Harold Klein elected vice president of US Junior Chamber. David Palmer Davenport and Sioux City directors named.

Kalona Bible School Closes After Three Weeks

Kalona reports its Bible school session ends after three weeks with an audience in the final program. The children performed Joseph and His Brothers and seniors gave the closing exhibit. Attendance reached 80 with Miss Lydia Hershberger directing and Rosetta Ropp among the teachers, assisted by several staff.

Kalona Joseph Bible School Lydia Hershberger Rosetta Ropp Norma Tilden Mildred Phillips Grace Phillips Gladys Page Elda Bigelow Ware Lovelle Sakulin Vera Strickler Velma Way Pauline Peterseim

Four-H Members Feed Hog and Sheep Projects in Mercer County

Four H club work in Mercer county shows 62 boys and girls enrolled with 28 feeding lambs and over 200 barrows plus 60 lambs on feed. The Mercer county fair in August will close the club year after stock shows. Members come from Ki mel, Sunbeam, East Aledo, West Aledo, Perryton, Joy, and Preemption clubs including Clair Brown and Kenneth Brown among others.

Aledo Mercer County Barrow Clair Brown Frank Brown Harold Brown Leoa Marie Brown Raul Brown Lawrence Morgan Wendell Morgan Everett Warwick Clara Fisher Rachael Fisher Willard Fisher Kimel Club Kenneth Brown Edwin Chandler Laurence Coffelt Ruth Griffin Ralph Gilmore Donald Hamilton Robert Hamilton John Griffin Murl Melton Eula McPherrin Donald Pattison Rose Pattison Gerald Stephens Sunbeam Club Haden Simpson Sunbeam Leoa Brown Mitchell Warwick Kimel Bernard Gilliland Robert Gilliland Donald Johnson Meredith Johnson Rollin Johnson Clair Peterson Donald Peterson West Aledo Elwood Minteer Joseph O’dea Leona Peterson Lyle Thomason Maynard Thomason Joy Fredrick Hyett George Porter

Thieves Beat Cedar Rapids Man Over Bread Theft

A Cedar Rapids man, Mike Miller, was assaulted by petty thieves who entered his home late Sunday night and bound him with a blanket after beating him and blocking his vision. He could not describe the attackers.

Cedar Rapids Mike Miller

Mrs Ralph Lieberknecht Undergoes Appendicitis Operation

Concord Columbus Junction reports Mrs Ralph Lieberknecht fell ill Thursday evening and was transported to Muscatine for an appendicitis operation at Bellevue hospital. T N O Neil of Columbus Junction visited the C B Shellabarger home Friday afternoon. Mrs Jake Lieberknecht and Ruby returned Friday from Mt Vernon after visiting Harold Williams. Miss Williams will stay with the Lieberknechts and relatives.

Columbus Junction Ralph Lieberknecht Muscatine Bellevue Hospital T. N. O'Neil C. B. Shellabarger Jake Lieberknecht Ruby Harold Williams Mt. Vernon Misses Williams Lieberknecht

Cedar County Farm Bureau band invited to state fair

A 60 piece Tipton band organized under F A Mc Coy will play at the state fair for two days. A letter from A R Corey confirms the invitation. The Festival of the New Corn is set for 1 30 Friday on the library lawn hosted by Cedar county Four H girls clubs. The annual rally day meeting begins at 10 am in the Tipton hotel followed by a music memory contest and a noon cafeteria lunch.

Tipton Cedar County Farm Bureau A. R. Corey F. A. McCoy Springdale Consolidated School Cedar County

Final Rites for A B Anderson Held at West Liberty

West Liberty held funeral services for A B Anderson at his East Fourth Street home. The Muscatine county official and longtime supervisor, farm owner, and school board member was mourned by relatives from Moline Rock Island and Port Byron. Burial followed in Oak Ridge cemetery with local and out of town attendees present.

West Liberty A. B. Anderson East Fourth Street Anderson Muscatine County F. W. Sutton Christian Church Old Rugged Cross R. W. Tharp Adaline Light Helen Brandt A. H. Ditmars Henry Morrison Otto Marstellar Charles Nelson W. C. Wilson Charley Larson Moline Rock Island Albert Swanson Myrtle August Swanson Evert Mary Ann Loomis Nellie Swanson George Gibbs Bernice Frank Sollo Frank Bachman Josie Bachman Clara Nelson Charles Krone John Buckley Matt Bachman Port Byron Nettie Anderson Craig Colo George Anderson Andrew Anderson Ed Anderson Drumheller Alberta Can W. C. Anderson Paul Anderson Charles Connelly Mary Tom Anderson Brumheller Oak Ridge Cemetery

Eliza The Tom Thumb Wedding and Bride's Review

Eliza M E church hosts Eliza The Tom Thumb Wedding and Bride's Review on Wednesday evening with ice cream and cake refreshments. Herbert Bishop of Tucson Arizona visits Eliza to discuss trends. Local visitors Mr and Mrs Orville Creger of Rock Island and Mrs Earl Bailey of Chadwick Ill called on Fred Greene and Harold Wagoner homes last week. Arthur Krueger Ora Thirty acre Harold Coulter and J O Carlson attended a truck opera

Eliza Eliza M. E Herbert Bishop Tucson Ariz Orville Creger Rock Island Earl Bailey Chadwick Ill Fred Greene Harold Wagoner Arthur Krueger Ora Thirtyacre Harold Coulter J. O. Carlson

Nichols Resident Severely Injured by Falling Limb

Nichols resident Cozad was injured Friday while cutting trees on county road three miles southwest of Nichols. A limb broke from the tree and struck his left forearm, tearing flesh from elbow to hand and breaking three hand bones. He is a Mercy hospital patient in Iowa City and expects to return home soon. Also, Mrs. Rose Yedlik had an appendectomy at Mercy hospital and is progressing well.

Nichols Sam Cozad Mercy Hospital Iowa City Rose Yedlik Cecil Foster Marion Fred Hummel Eastern Star Kensington Club Emma Cullins Albert Bligen Mildred Donald Morning Sun John Elilis

Time to Kill Noxious Weeds Ames Plant late vegetables now

Extension horticulturist J. C. Cunningham of Iowa State College advises home gardeners to plant late vegetables to salvage crops despite hot, dry weather. Corn and beans hold the best promise, with carrots, beets, cabbage, tomatoes, turnips, radishes, and lettuce suggested for fall harvests and storage. replanting may be needed on some plots. He urges emergency garden leaders to promote late-vegetable production.

Ames TNWI J. C. Cunningham Iowa State College Cunningham Professor Cunningham

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