Daisy Pantel Marries Dr Arthur Klattenbach in Muscatine
Daisy Maude Pantel daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pantel of West Fourth street married Dr Arthur Klattenbach son of Mr and Mrs Charles Klattenbach of West Eighth street in a seven o'clock First Presbyterian ceremony attended by about 100 relatives and friends. Rev J B Rendall officiated. The couple's reception followed at the Pantel home with daisies ferns and palms in decor. Out-of-town guests included families from Minneapolis Detroit Burlington Davenport and Chicago. After a reception the couple will reside at 140A Mulberry Avenue.
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Daisy
Juno
Maccatine
Daisy Maude Pantel
William Pantel
West Fourth Street
Arthur ©. Klatlenbach
Charles Klatéenbach
West Eighth Street
Eva Baker
Connell Mrest
Minstierttude Chenoweth
Edward
Anna Goddard
William Wiese
Araliseau
Isa Josephine
Mira Anna Hornik
Detroit
Mina
Thomas Green
Arthur Dempsey
Mies Grace Gempsey
Burlington
Geontel
Lew Wearminiacer
Columbiators
Rick
Davenport
Raton Pantel
St. Paul
Howard Te. Panetel
Minneapolias
Clarence Kranz
Aletha
Won
Trvin
Misa
Alvina Susentlag
Orrumwa
Carrie
Clinton Melick
Weat Libor
Edward Moravec
Cedar Rapids
Chariea Pantel
Miss Pearl
Grandview
Misa Mildred Mason
Toledo
Charles Shepard
John Taylor
Sweetland
Mexred Kaufman
Moscow
Edith and
Frank Pantel
Mit
Crowe
Klaffenbach
Chicaco
Northern Isles
Mulberry Avenue
Rockford
John W. Nall
Catherine Nall
Elizabeth Carroll
Patrick McMahon
St. Mary's Church
Misa Helen Noll
William Beker
Helen Noll
Catherine Noll
Anna Noll
J. ®. T. Weasels
Incke
Happi Ees
Aimgine Memorial
Iegler
Edward Fyden
Phe
Hone
Mashel Sauer Beautie Ally Sais
Ino Mo
Myrtle Sauer
Thayshers
Eymnasium
Churett
Hetaler
Melpine
New Era
Evangelical youths entertain at Fruitland country home
Mrs Fred Mittman and Mrs Arm Mittman entertain Evangelical senior and junior societies of the German Evangelical church at a countryside visit in Fruitland Township on Wednesday. Fifty members traveled by chartered wagons to the home, where a bounteous dinner followed by games and amusements filled the afternoon. A surprise feature was the visit of two wanderers dressed in 915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mittman
Armdrew Mittman
German Evangelical Church
If Fruitland
The
United Brethren Church
Weed Park
E. Fr, McCorke
Doctor's Boyish Face Reveals Skin Renewer
An old tale recounts a physician who used mercorized wax as a complexion renewer. The wax allegedly absorbs the old skin and reveals younger healthful skin, becoming popular for night applications as a cold cream. A second remedy mixes saxolite in hazel for a wrinkle remover and preventive face cream.
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Surella
Fashion Review
Guests uncover visitors as party members at gypsy scene
A gypsy woman entertained guests with a show on e and revealed the visitors were fellow party members. The event ended with an elegant petite supper as the outing concluded.
Athletic Track and Social Events At Local Churches
Social and fundraising events fill the week with an athletic track meet hosted by the Ladies Aid society at First Methodist Episcopal church on Burnalde Avenue Friday from two to six. Also planned are a breakfast-bridge at Weland View, a Young People’s society musical at the German Evangelical church, and a Wing’s Daughters meeting at Mrs. A. C. Winns with officers elected.
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Boo
Burnalde Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Shareh
Ladies’ Aid Factory
Mourning Resolution for Sister Barnett Death in Order
Resolution dated June 24 1912 notes the death of Sister Barnett beloved Past Worthy Matron of the local chapter. It expresses sympathy to her husband and sons, orders charter draped in mourning for 30 days, and directs copies to the bereaved family and to local journals for publication and memorial minutes. Signed by Mrs. 7. K. Hildebrand Mrs. T. L. Bland Mrs. M. A. Shellabarger Mr. L. Yas. Horn.
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Letts
C. B.S. Aphoreas
Barnett
Letts Record
Musetatine Journal
K. Hildebrand
T. L. Bland
M. A. Shellabarger
L. Yas. Horn
South End Me Church Social Draws Large Crowd
Ladies' Aid Society of Musserville Congregation held a lawn social at Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church attracting over three hundred attendees. Refreshments such as ice cream cake and home made candy drew wide patronage while Marine Band provided musical selections. Proceeds reached almost seventy five dollars for the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
Marriage Celebrations Tie Local Couples in Southend
A wedding last evening at TLS Sunn nou street joined Miss Lulu Watts and Gus Totius with few relatives present. Rev. John Haetner officiated as decor brightened the home. A later nuptial at Musserville Methodist Episcopal parsonage unites Miss Mary Bishop and Walter Crawhaugh under Rev. P Badgley with plans to reside at 218 Phillips 8. Community notices report a society meeting, lawn social, and preparations for a Mulford Congrega tional church event as youth organize events near Oregon street.
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Lulu Watts
Arb
Sarah Cotman
Gus Totius
Louis Tobias
Gilbert Street
Tls Sunnnou Street
John Haetner
Lag Tutheran Zion
Ehure
Mary Bishop
William Bishop
Schley
Yemempera
Saurota TaRdlex’ Aid Society
Alice Mulford
A. Buserbach
Arnest Hildebrandt
Oregon Street
Colum Sue Junction
Mulford
Albert J. Batarbach
Hershey Avenue
Absorbit deodorant promises relief from perspiration
An advertisement extols Absorbit as a cooling, harmless deodorant that prevents excessive perspiration and odor. It claims to suit even on hot days and during dancing or exercise, with easy application and a pad in the box. Sold at drugstores or by mail from Von Vogel Leborn sore Chemical Bldg in Chicago.
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von Vogel Leborn
Franklin School Guests Attend Picnic at Slough
Franklin school and Miss Cora Beamwell hosted a picnic yesterday afternoon by the slough. The outing featured a riverbank supper and a jovial gathering led by Mrs Leta Love of Cavana near Wiley. A.
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Pranklin School
Cora Beamwell
Slough
Leta Love
Wiley Nove
Cavana
Women of Nation Hear Queens Part In National Life
San Francisco in session of the General Federation of Women's Clubs hears speeches by Mary Garrett Hay of New York and Mrs John F Rubloft Clarkeburg praising women's civic roles. West Virginia and Richmond speakers highlight reform efforts led by women, urging action in schools charities and government while discussing the merit system and democratic ideals at home.
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San Francisco
General Federation of Women's ‘Clubs
Nero
Mary Garrett Hay
New York City
Club
Women of
New York
Empire State
West Virginia
John F. Rubl
Clarkeburg
Wiley
Thomas Jefferson Smith
Richmond
Royden Rousglas
New Orleans
General Federation
Vigilance group beats man after wife-beating arrest in Beaver
In Beaver Pennsylvania on June 27 a mob of 35 men disguised as women seized W. Bowman after Officer Rakar arrested him for wife beating. They tied the officer to a fence, escorted Bowman to a park and beat him with a rubber hose. Bowman was being released per a judge’s order if his wife allowed it. The vigilantes later seized the prisoner on the way home.
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Moen
Beaver
W. Bowman
Rakar
Bowman
Park
Oficer Baker
Owa Falls Likely Site of the Camp
The Iowa National Guards will hold a camp at Iowa Falls from August 12 to 14 pending orders, with 300 acres available for maneuvering and another 300 acres for camping space. A school of instruction for infantry officers will be held in Des Moines July 4 to 12 under Brigadier General J Rush Lincoln. The big state shoot is set for Des Moines July 15 to 18, with eleven local company members vying for spots on the shooting squad. Washington aims to study settlers on federal reclamation projects.
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Iowa National Guardsmen
Lows Falls
Logan
Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Falls
I Wan
Taft
Iowa National Guard
J. Rush Lincoln
Cantala Robert MacCleave
Jews National Guard
Mascarine
Ram
Eileven
Aspire Fort
Government aid measures for successful farmers explored
J Blanchare chief statistician of the reclamation service begins a two month western tour to study support for farmers. A local tip urges readers to buy the Wilson bogey at Snyder's for satisfaction.
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J. Blanchare
Sratistician
The
Reclamation Service
Wilson
Snyder's
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R.A. B. Club
Joly Rovers
Jolly Rovers
Muscatine
Doctor
Wsland View
I. J. Devitt
Welend View
West Third Straal
Young
Peofile's Society
German Evangeliial Church
Fink
Areen
Mackey
Bridge
Forrettas Mackey m
Wing
Lindsey
South Muscatine
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Musserville
Southend
Gus Tobias
Haetoar Brawbaugh
Toulche
Rome
Odd Ec
Ballerson
Sex Stong Af National Federation
Owa Falls
Ation
Washington, D. C
Town Ave
John Wendinger
Kohr
Ryan Bros
Towa Avenue
Wittich Brothers
East Second St
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