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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1915

Page

4

Muscatiners Gather at Chicago Pig-Kid Jackson Park Reunion

The Hawk Eye Club of Chicago held a Jackson Park picnic last Saturday with about 150 former Muscatine residents, dubbed Iowa Exiles by speaker M. F. Healey. J. G. Schafer chaired refreshments, listing attendees including M. G. Sharp, J. Schafer, A. Atherton, and many others.

Hawkeye Club of Chicago Jackson Park Windy City M. F. Healey Fort Dodge J. G. Schafer Mutine John Mahin M. G. Sharp J. Schafer A. Atherton Joho Je Thos. L Joseph Winesella Anna Dobbs Sinclair Mary Harbigan Mary Stein Stephenson Mary J. Hollister James Mayes A. L. Demorest

Untermyer opposes 2.5 million railroad interest loan

In Chicago on June 28 Samuel Untermyer appeared in federal court with H A Mudge and Jacob M Dickinson to oppose the receivers’ request for 4 million in receivers certificates to pay next month’s interest on the Rock Island Pacific. He faulted maintenance costs and biased reports while noting the road had been run down despite large gross receipts. Judge Carpenter indicated borrowing likely needed to raise funds.

Associated Press Chicago Samuel Untermyer New York Chicago, Rock Island Pacific Railroad Reid-Moore Carpenter Untermyer Ae Io Alr H. A. Mudge Jacob M. Dickinson Toner Dickinson Mudge Rosesie

Ward attends funeral of his mother in Sidney

D C Ward of Batter won Stores travels to Sidney to mourn his mother Mrs Ward who died at age ninety three after a period of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday in Sidney Com.

D.C. Ward

Beware of Armed Peace Warns of War Proxy

Peace advocate Miss Shantz urges universal disarmament and rally around peace at First Bf. E. church. She cites wartime harms, recalls a Christmas truce incident, and notes Germany, France, and Russia military spending. She urges a continent wide message to beware of armed goaces.

Misa Eve Marshal Shantz Asl Og Glory Shakir Bf. E Washington Europe

Melpine Ladies Aid to Hold Ice Cream Social

Melpine church Ladies Aid prepares an outdoor ice cream social at the Paul farm near Paul's Crossing, ten miles east of Muscatine, on Thursday evening July 1. The event features lemonade tea and a Buchmett Orchestra, with lawn seating and interurban pickup for out of town guests. Committees oversee tables, social, dishwashing, and snacks, and attendees are invited to join for an all evening gathering.

Melpine Ladies Aid Ladies’ Aid Society Melpine Paul Buchmett Orchestra Mary Rane Joseph McGlean T. Kelly Johnt Gray George Grimm Frank McClean D. A. Cole Dirs Frank Hangehagie George Schmidt Paul Kelly Adem Paul Dalé McClean Tom Reeves Ray Fulton D. T. Kelly Clarence Raub

Miss Nellie Procter Pre-Nuptial Shower Attends Moscow Event

Miss Nellie Procter, soon to wed in June, is feted at a pink and white pre nuptial shower hosted by Mr and Mrs Dan McKillip at their Moscow township country home. Guests enjoy ice cream cake and garden flowers as bride is drawn into the party in a pink and white wagon. musical games add to the evening.

Nellie Procter Dan McKillip Moscow Township Eames

Party of Young People Enjoy outing at Slough

A party of nine young women enjoyed a delightful outing at the Muscatine slough yesterday with games and a picnic supper served at 4 o clock. Attendees included Rose Nester, Mary Ribak, Nellie Olson, Tillie Wester, Lillian Sehhmids, Emma Ribak, Gene, Helen Eppel and Mil.

Slough Muscatine Slough Sas Rose Nester Mary Ribak Nellie Olson Tillie Wester Lillian Sehhmids Emma Ribak Genei Helen Eppel Mil

Picnic Planned by Park Avenue Ladies Aid at Weed Park

Members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church plan an all day gathering at Weed Park tomorrow June 29. The program centers on sewing with a dinner at noon. A large attendance is expected and the day should be very pleasant.

Park Avenue Ladies” Aid Society of the Park “Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church

Dorcas Society Outing Planned at Weed Park

Dorcas Society members plan a Tuesday afternoon outing at Weed Park promising a pleasant day. Members will meet at a designated location before proceeding to the park for the event.

Dorcas Society Weed Park Inness

Aged Resident Dies At Home Sunday In Davenport

Mrs. John Soll died after a short illness at 4 45 am on East Sixth street at age 76 years one month. She lived many years in Davenport and was born in Germany. Survived by one son and five daughters plus siblings in Germany, seventeen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 pm at her daughter's home 929 Fulham avenue and 2 pm at German Evangelical church Rev Willem Martens officiating Interment Greenwood Cemetery.

John Soll East Sixth Street Sell Maccatine Germany W. S. McCoy Capron Okla William Blasing Ben Rosche Davenport George Dunker Charles Knott Iditarnd Alaska Dunker Fulham Avenue German Evangelical Church Willem Martens Greenwood Cemetery

Child Dies After Two Weeks Illness on Muscatine Island

The six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Moore died at six this morning at home on Muscatine Island from bronchial trouble after a two week illness. He is survived by his parents and five brothers, George and Walter Moore at home. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 from home or Inland M E church with Rev. H R Butler officiating. interment in island cemetery.

Mirs Emerson Moore Muscatine Island Emerson Moore George Walter Moore M. E H.R. Butler Island

Reward offers $500 for McClellan Heights burglary suspects

Davenport Iowa June 28 Nathaniel Prench offers $500 reward for capture and conviction of two burglars who entered his McClellan Heights home last night and stole property valued at $50 including a panama hat and a safety razor.

Glourhal Davenport, Ja Nathaniel Prench McClellan’ Heights

Andrews Under Suspension Leads Waterloo Team Event

Tom Drehan acts as manager in Cedar Rapids for Waterloo as Doc Andrews remains suspended after a clash with Umpire Harris. The Caelars leader watched from the grand stand during a 2 PM game, followed by a members only picnic supper and an enjoyable afternoon.

Tom Drehan Jays Doc Andrews Waterloo Cheb Harris Cedar Rapids Caelars Grand Stand Tommy Drehan

Local Society Notes From Moscow Township Dinner and Meetings

Mr and Mrs McKillip hosted a pleasant dinner Sunday in Moscow township with special guests Mr and Mrs Henry Myers. Eva Kinsley will host Womans Foreign Mission society June 28 at her Cedar Street home with Miss Hanley guiding the meeting. Ladies Aid and church groups schedule meetings June 25 29 and July 1 for excursions sewing and funerals. The Fratten Verein and Elk lodge gatherings are set for July 1 and 12 due to Independence Day events.

MR. Anders Mollip Mre. McKillip Moscow Township Henry Myers Eva Kinsley Cedar Street Ladies’ Aid Society

New Clothing House To Be Opened Here

New custom tailoring shop and panitorium announced for Muscatine to operate over the Wilson Shoe Store at 127 East Second. Proprietors T. M. Large and George Filble plan expert tailoring, home service, and extensive ready made department with cleaning and pressing.

T. M. Large George Filble Wilson Shoe East Second Lange Muscatine Filble

Huerta and Aide Seized by U S Officials

Huerta and General Pascual Orozco were arrested on charges of conspiring to violate U.S neutrality laws while attempting to kindle a new Mexican revolutionary movement from American soil. They were released on bond but to be watched by border agents as officials in Washington weigh policy with Villa Carranza factions amid Wilson’s absence.

Jano Huerta Pascual Orozco Ainot Mexico United States Department of Instiza Generalz Huerta Orozco Department of Mstice American Territory Department State Department Huerta Washington Carranza Villa Zapata Constitutional Party Can

Mexican Generals Arrested in Violation of Neutrality Law

Reports from El Paso say Generals Muusta and Oraxco were arrested on charges of violating the neutral ity law by attempting to organize an armed expedition. Bond set at $36 000 for Huerta and $18 000 for Oraxco, with others watching developments as factions await moves. Vera Cruz reportedly free of food shortages per Carranza envoy. Funston confirms Huerta escorted to El Paso, then left by train into Texas.

el Paso Texas Muusta Oraxco United States Alexico Huerta Qrosco Haift Hatsum Mexico Beerer New Orleans Vera Cruz Carranza Funston Col. Morgan 14Th Cavalry Autorne Huerte Hl Paso Anerta Newman, N. M

Judge Wade Hears Big Railroad Case in Des Moines

United States district Judge Martin J. Wade heard opening arguments in a dispute over Des Moines railway terminal properties valued at about 20 million dollars. The suit, brought by the C M and J P and the Wabash railways against Des Moines Union Railway, centers on ownership per an 1888 contract with railroads represented by the plaintiffs.

Associated Press Davenport Martin J. Wade United States District Court Thr C. M. and &J. P Wabash Railway Companies Des Moines Union Railway Company Des Moines

Suffrage Meeting At Muscatine County WCTU

The Muscatine County W C T U held an afternoon convention at Friends Church with addresses by Mrs F J Ryan on woman suffrage and remarks by Mrs L A Peasley. Officers will be elected and Mrs B K Mather will conclude the session. Hatta visited the office with facial injuries after a fall in Hershey pasture.

Muscatine County South F. J. Ryan WC. T. U Fifth Sycamora Streets L. A. Peasley L. Ryon Stevens Amy Hoopes

Property dispute over lease and possession rights

In 1918 a 30 year lease ended, granting the plaintiffs ownership rights in the property. The defendants assert ownership by right of possession for 25 years, forming the basis of the dispute and likely prompting a legal challenge.

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