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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1933

Page

5

Bargain Bride Barrett Colvin in a Family Dilemma

Barrett Colvin returns to New York and pursues Elinor Stafford as Lida Stafford schemes for favors from Miss Ella Sexton. Elinor’s aunt tests Barrett’s motives as Miss Ella weighs a new will while suspicions about smoking and deception surface in the drawing room.

Barrett Colvin New York Elinor Stafford Barrett Lida Stafford Elinor Lida Vance Carter Ella Sexton Sexton Marcia Miami Mrs Ella Elipor Colvin Miss Ella Bessie Bessie Thrope Elliot Mr. Colvin Jim Craven Mr. Groter Mr. Barrett Colvin

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Schlapkohl in Stockton

William Schlapkohl hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for his wife with relatives from Stockton Durant Davenport Wilton and nearby towns. Guests included J H Schlapkohl Alma Durant Walter Downs Edith Lester Martens Gilbert Martens and others. Cards were played with honors to Charles Drumm Mrs Walter Downs and Mrs Gilbert Martens before a luncheon.

Stockton William Schlapkohl Schlapkohl J. H. Schlapkohl Alma Durant Walter Downs Edith Lester Gilbert Martens Davenport Charles Drumm Eddie Johannsen Wilton Fritz Belter Lorna Mae Walter Schlapkohl Edwin Schlapkohl Audrey Fae

Ask for Vote Coupons Wapello Legion Auxiliary Meets

The June meeting of the American Legion auxiliary was held Monday evening at Mrs. Frank Hook’s home with 21 in attendance. Mary Wiederrecht chaired Fidac the fun department. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by several members.

Wapello American Legion Auxiliary Frank Hook Mary Wiederrecht Fidac Lucille Thomas Saville Bucher Drusilla Beilke Bernice Herrick John Dickson J. A. O. Club Walter Crawford Tri-T Grace Oakes Mt. Pleasant Eugene Silick Rochester N. Y William Sillick Erma Dale Webster Nevada Ruben Donnelly Corporation Dean Patrick Stanley Irvins Cecil McCoy Roswell Stephens Chicago Lone Tree Hukill Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand Myrtle Spevachek May Forbes Anna Wiese Katherine Shibley Bessie Brinkmeyer Marguerite Lenz Mae Jehle Ella Morgan Edna Carl Frank Eden Anna Eden Mary Petry Iowa City

Danner Family Welcomes Daughter. Local Visits Noted In Town

Illinois City announces the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Danner last Friday. Visitors include H. C. Kirkpatrick from Blair Wisconsin and Nadine Kirkpatrick, who stayed with the Duffields for three weeks. Clarence McCormick and Martha Jane McCormick of Biggsville with E. A. Mewes group shared meals and a basket dinner at the Mewes home. Ancie Diehl and family from New Boston visited K. R. McCoy and family. Mrs. Jesse Paxson and Mrs. L. P. Gillett spent time with Curtis Heldt’s family near Winfield. Probate hearings set for July 18 for Rebecca Williams and July 10 for D. R. Jones and J. T. Kinmouth.

Illinois City Carroll Danner H. C. Kirkpatrick Blair Wis Kirkpatrick Nadine R. E. Duffield Clarence McCormick Martha Jane Biggsville, Ill E. A. Mewes E. H. Mewes Ancie Diehl Susie Clarence and Clifford New Boston K. R. McCoy Lincoln Neb Jesse Paxson L. P. Gillett Curtis Heldt Winfield Rebecca Williams D. R. Jones J. T. Kinmouth

Letts Youths at League Institute

Delegates from the Letts chapter of the Epworth attended the annual institute at Mt. Pleasant last week. Mary Helen Lieberknecht and Loren Gruber earned graduation diplomas after three years, and 300 delegates attended. The campfire service Friday evening was highlighted and a magazine name change from Dozer to The Pioneer was noted.

Mary Helen Lieberknecht Loren Gruber Thomas Curtis Epworth League Christ Pioneer Mary Fern Lieberkne

Socials and Visits Round River Junction News

Lone Tree visits from Roberts of Des Moines. Kincaid family from Muscatine and Hobbs family from West Branch joined Mrs. Will Broadway in River Junction. Eula Hobbs returns home. Kober hosts guests from Dubuque West Bend with Paul Harns staying a week. John Mullinnix birthday surprise with twenty friends. Mail route subbing by Charess Morford. Neal and Angelsberg weekend trip to Ottumwa. George Young Davenport and others visit Glenn Johnston and Mary Lukavsky. ETA cmf shroll Gfe.

Lone Tree Willard Roberts Des Moines C. N. Kincaid Muscatine Rotley Hobbs West Branch Will Broadway River Junction Eula Marie Hobbs Broadway Walter Kober Alfred Wehrspann Dub A. A. Angelsberg George Young Washington Dorothy Taylor Maxine Mr. Chrysler Davenport Glenn Johnston Mary Lukavsky ETA Cmf Shroll Gfe

Lone Tree Church installs Rev Kottenstette as resident pastor

The Lone Tree parish installs Rev F A Kottenstette as resident pastor of St Marys at 7 30 p m with ceremonies led by Rt Rev Monsignor A J Schulte. A reception followed on the parish house lawn with ice cream and cake. The issue includes local social notes on visitors and real estate transfers.

Lone Tree Monsignor A. J. Schulte P. A Iowa City Moore Nichols van Waus Richmond N. Meinchurch F. A. Kottenstette St. Mary’s Kottenstette James Sims Martha Nelson James Magruder Will Sims Riverside Fritz Fields Nancy Anne Washington le Roy Horrell Hugh Boyd T. E. Peppler Johnson Street J. D. Musser Lizzie Higgins Henry Harrison Hazel Atkin Sunnyside Ross Rayner Leslie Peet Ely George Peet The Hills Livestock Punchers Joseph Leo Bernard Miltner Leo Miltner Adrian Birrer Joseph Miltner Willard Mellecker Clair Halter Eugene Miller

Social notes from Moscow and surrounding towns

Elizabeth Marolf visited daughter Mrs Earl Wood and family in Muscatine on Tuesday. The Wilsons of West Branch spent Sunday with sister Mrs Milton House and family. Clayton Reed of Silvis Illinois visited the community Monday. John Karns of Tipton is spending a few days with his daughter.

Moscow Elizabeth Marolf Earl Wood Muscatine Henry Wilson West Branch Milton House Clayton Reed Silvis Ill John Karns Tipton

Carr Funeral Services Held for Mrs W A Carr

Funeral services for Mrs. W. A. Carr were conducted at the home by Rev. T. M. Balcoff with piano selections by Mrs. E. O. Newell. Burial followed at Columbus City cemetery. Survivors from distant towns attended and pallbearers and flowers were listed among local residents.

Columbus Junction W. A. Carr T. M. Balcoff E. O. Newell G. N. Duncan William Sink Henry Peters William Gilkey J. H. Wykert Everette Henson Adrian Norris Walter Jennings H. M. McRoberts Roe Hawkins J. H. Huston Minnie Kidder F. M. Duncan Effie Kelly Columbus City Cemetery Iowa City Frank Jennings Oskaloosa J. W. Boyd Elma Gladwin J. D. Guinn Haskins William McCormick Conesville George Stapp Frank van Horn Cotter

Local residents visit Mrs Elizabeth Marolf home

Mrs Charles Lincoln and family welcomed guests. Mearl Wood and Chester King of Muscatine visited Tuesday. Mrs Elmer Gardner attended to business in Davenport on Tuesday.

Charles Lincoln Mearl Wood Chester King of

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