Charges Hurled at Barber Bill
A Tuesday city council hearing on a proposed barbers ordinance drew sharp exchanges between union and non union barbers. Attorney Lawrence J Perigo backed 35 cent haircuts 25 cent shaves and 8 am to 6 pm hours while opponents decried government meddling and warned of a price war. Mayor Herman Lord condemned interference and urged private settlement among barbers with no clear outcome.
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Herman Lord
Lawrence J. Perigo
Council Chamber
Improvement Noted in Condition of Herbert Hendriks
Herbert Hendriks recovering from appendicitis was discharged from Mercy hospital Iowa City and is home. Local relatives and friends visited Friday evening and many neighbors joined him over the weekend.
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Herbert Hendriks
Atalissa
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Ed Barnhart
Guy Hildebrand
Cedar Rapids
Twila Nauman
Ames
Ruth Ann Strucker
Shirley
Bobbie
West Liberty
Betty Nauman
Janet
Leota Hildebrand
Dorothy Frater
Rotary Hut
Earl
Warren McIntire
Richard Wigim
Inghram Askam
Wapsie Township
Weed Park
Muscatine
Earl Smith
Fred Passmore
Chester Passmore
Pierrie Lehman
Vern Jarvis
Earl Hollenbeck
Clarence Hollenbeck
Louis Geertz
Elmer Boldt
Julius Stelver
Clifton McIntire
Frank Duffee
Harry Duffee
Will Marclf
Herbert
Kenneth
Walter Duffee
Lawrence and
Lavern
Ed Duffee
Bernard
Harry Fliss
Bud
Jerry Smith
Wilton
Fred Dunker
Marjorie
Harold
Betty
Lloyd Moran
Abe McIntire
Floyd McIntire
Earl and
Warren
Margaret Chesebro
Harvey
Buddy Maxson
Elmer McIntire
Loren Jarrett
John Hendriks
Ellsworth Satterwaite
Hannah Brown
Nick Spilger
Marie
Donald
Dwight
Clifford Freyermuth
Philip Spilger
Earl Lindle
Settlement Church hosts well attended Children’s Day program
Kids performed recitations and songs as the Settlement Evangelical Church marked Children’s Day. The altar displayed baskets and bouquets of flowers while families and neighbors visited during a sunny Sunday gathering.
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Settlement
Settlement Evangelical Church
Evelyn Garvin
Charles Garvin
Davenport
Chicago
Lyle Frack
Frack
Doris TeStrake
Anna Lang
Cedar Falls
L.C. Harris
Sam Kresse
Muscatine
Albert Koeppen
George Brown
M. Meyers
Beaman
Fred W. Stubbe
Katherine and
Ann
Melvin
Fred R. Kaufman
Helen
Robert
Will Kaufman
Kaufman
Iowa City
Lewis Hahn
William Koeppen
Bertha
Weigold
Dubuque
L. C. Harris
Herman Koeppen
Mary Brown
Anna
Harry Brown
Louise
Ruth
Elva
Harris
Edward
Betty
Doris Keller
Janet Smith
Moscow Four- H Girls
Sunshine Club
Rotary Lodge
Intoxication Cases Lead Other Arrests in City Past Month
Muscatine police reports to the city council show forty three arrests in the past month led by intoxicator cases. Additional arrests include three for motor vehicle larceny, three from other departments, one petty larceny, one false check drawing, one assault and battery, and one reckless driving. Forty five dogs were killed or disposed of and 127 transients were kept overnight in the city broomery.
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Muscatine
W. E. Longstreth
Muscatine Adopts Final Beer Ordinance
Muscatine city council approved the revised beer ordinance on the third reading with final adoption Tuesday night. The new rules set license fees at 1 dollar, define serving hours 7 am to 1 am daily, ban sales after midnight Saturdays and all day Sunday, and require bonds or tentative approval if bonds are not ready by Friday night. A city attorney review will check applicants for prior court records and eligibility under the ordinance.
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Muscatine
Council Moves to Ease South Muscatine Sewage Problems
South Muscatine faces unsanitary conditions from seepage and backwater in sewers. The council orders a sewer pipe from the slough to the river, pursues an automatic pump, and plans for an electric motor pump. They authorize right of way for a dam across the slough near the Milwaukee bridge and set future meetings to finalize details.
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South Muscatine
City Hall
Matthiessen
Muscatine
Mississippi River
Milwaukee Bridge
Leutzinger Bar
City Council approves minor motions and reports finances
City council met in the city hall and approved numerous minor motions. The treasurer reported a month end balance of 258 376.38 and the cemetery board logged expenditures 1533.37 and receipts 209.20. Finance and street projects including sewer work and relaying gravel were authorized.
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Cemetery Board of Trustees
J. C. Coster
Ella Martin
East Fifth Street
Iowa Avenue
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
John Hohenadel
Logan Street
Joe Phillips
West Front Street
Bess McKnight
Adams Street
Clifford Street
Fourth
Brook Streets
Brook Street
Fourth Street
Herman Melton
Howard Avenue
Jackson Street
Spring Street
Fifth Streets
Ninth
Tenth Streets
Lombard
Cypress Streets
Culver Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Hope Avenue
Royal Neighbors to Hold Conesville Social
Conesville R N A plans an ice cream social next Saturday evening. Local community notices report attendance at funerals, hospital stays, and visits from relatives across Muscatine Columbus City Fredonia Grandview Letts Nichols and nearby towns.
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Conesville
Royal
Dennis Christianson
Darleen
Donald
Lewis McCullough
Ruby Yocum
Alta McNamer
Letts
Robert Brown
Thomas Gideon
Iowa City
Eldred Maxwell
Muscatine
Dick Chown
Russell
George Chown
Nichols
Deeds Recorded For Various Property Transfers
Deeds recorded show American Savings Bank acting as receiver transferring lot 6 and part of lot 7 in block 40 to C A Edmonds. E E Bloom transfers part of lot 5 in block 146 to Cesena Oosten dorp. Cecil C Hill and Laura Mae Hill transfer lot 6 in block 13 of Park Place addition to C J TeStrake. James Dean transfers part of section 32 77 4W to C A Edmonds.
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American Savings Bank
C. A. Edmonds
E. E. Bloom
Cesena Oostendorp
Cecil C. Hill
Laura Mae Hill
C. J. TeStrake
Park Place
James Dean
Council OKs Fourth Street Foot Bridge Approval
City council sanctioned a plan to build a foot bridge over Mad creek on East Fourth Street. Engineer I V Howenstine estimated a $2817 cost for a 380 foot span and officials will seek Work Relief and FERA labor before bidding contractors.
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Mad Creek
East Fourth Street
I. V. Howenstine
William Naber
FERA
Wilton Library Receives Books and Local Society News
Wilton library gains over 200 books this week including 50 from the state library traveling collection and more than 100 from Mr and Mrs Henry Giessler Ames Miss Jessie MacArthur and Mrs Croxson West Liberty. Local clubs plan meetings and visits while regional residents travel. Also noted are Bordeaux winemaking laws and revived low voltage shock research.
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Wilton
Wilton Public Library
State Library
Henry Giessler
Muscatine
Jessie MacArthur
Ames
Croxson
West Liberty
State Traveling
Library Board
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lela Badger
Cora Beard
Paul Darting
Woman's Relief Corps
Anna Luethye
Henry Boulund and Sons
Lima
William Herr
Peter Bouland
Arnold W. Jacobson
Judith
Davenport
H. A. Kossack
Arlington Heights
Presbyterian Church
Chris Angerer
Minnesota
Wisconsin Lakes
Frank Stevens
Des Moines
S. A. Gilbert
Essex
James Walton
Edith Bond
Helen Shuger
D. D. Tallman
Claire Tallman
St. Paul
Minn
The
Will Looney
Mearl Heabner
Iowa City
Downey Social Roundup Notices Sunday Visits
Downey area residents hosted or visited friends and relatives Sunday and over the weekend. Guests included Mae and Ruth Compton and others from West Liberty, West Branch, Iowa City, Nichols, Muscatine, and Los Angeles, with several dinners and outings noted.
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West Liberty
J. E. Elliott
Louis Dress
Webster City
T. M. Lodge
Margarite Martin
Iowa City
A. C. Saylis
L. A. Fingle
Lawrence Fingle
Bertha Palmer
Maquoketa
Iowa
Willard Brayton
Will Girton
Illinois City
Ralph Bayne
Joe
Patricia
Charles Jehle
Nichols
Averald Jennings
Columbus Junction
Mark Frankish
Edwin Orr
Frank Crow
Mercy Hospital
Dr. Crow
C. M. Bowman
St. Joseph's Church
Weed Park
Muscatine
Ben Coxon
Billy
Strahan
Downey
Clyde Hinchliffe
Walter Hogan
Lucinda
Springdale
Evan Reiff
Mae Reiff
Louis Dean Bennett
W. C. Girton
R. W. Hogan
Walter Harden
William
Keifer Funeral Rites Held at Clear Creek
Funeral services for Jacob Keifer 47 were held Tuesday at 9:30 at St. Peter and St. Pauls Catholic church Clear Creek with Rev. Paul Kleinfelder officiating. A lifelong resident of the area he died Saturday at St. Josephs hospital Ottumwa. Survived by his widow Katherine Becker and five children. Burial followed in Clear Creek cemetery.
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Keota
Jacob Keifer
St. Peter and St. Pauls Catholic
Clear Creek
Paul Kleinfelder
Keifer
Here
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Ottumwa
Katherine Becker
Real Harper
Four Injured in Conesville Automobile Crash
Four people were injured Tuesday afternoon when a car driven by Mr. Wolford overturned near Conesville while attempting to pass another vehicle. Mrs. Jack Cecil and Mrs. Margaret Cranor of Chicago, and Mr. Cecil plus Mr. Wolford sustained injuries. Wolford was hospitalized at Muscatine hospital for treatment.
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Conesville
Didge Wolford
Jack Cecil
Margaret Cranor
Chicago
Wolford
George Moore
George Norris
Norris
Mr. Wolford
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