Y W C A Notes Highlight Meetings And Plans
Y W C A notes show a vesper service with social hour and music by members and a quartet. The high school branch met in a business session, adopted a constitution, and announced nominating committees. Officers elections set for Friday at 5.00 PM. physical work class and embroidery and Bible study sessions planned. enrollment encouragement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoover
Ruth
Margaret Sanester
Miss Stirlen
Miss Munn
Mulberry and
Sixth Street
Ireland
Conrad Koehler
Eest Ninth Street
Addleman
Harry Metzger
Culver Street
Funeral Service At East Hill For Duty News
Funeral held at East Hill Cemetery with Rev. Smith officiating. Large crowd of friends attended as the service concluded at the cemetery in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill News
Ber
Rev. Smith
Poweer Resumes Operations Today With New Machines
The Pioneer Pearl Button company resumes operations after a one week shutdown. New cutting machines and a redesigned rear addition along with a new boiler engine boosted capacity. Manager A S Garland says 50 more workers could be used as the plant restarts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Pearl Button Company
A. S. Garland
Wapello Notices and Social Movements March Event
E B Cook spent Tuesday in Cedar Rapids on business. A union missionary meeting at the Methodist church March 7 will unite all churches with Senor Falcon delivering the principal address. Various residents traveled, visited, or moved, including Mrs Kennedy, Mrs Henry, D C Devore, and Will Schaffer. The Pythian Sisters and Woodmen lodge schedule events with initiations, programs, supper, and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Schaefer
Garden City
Kan
F. L. Kennedy
Peoria
Letts
Wm. Lieberknecht
Jas. Pemble
Wapello
R. V
Geo. Reddick
Conesville
H. O. Weaver
Burlington
Hilton Berk
Walter Horn
George
Adolph Schachel
Fannie Marshall
Morning Sun
Rebecca Hoopes
Muscatine
H. B. Davison
G. W. Barrick
PD. M. Smith
George Potter
Wm. Rogers
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Sores and Burns
Arta Cortisian Mears note the healing power of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores and burns. advertised by Havercam’s Prescription Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havercamn
Newell Hatchery Exhibit Planned for 1909 Expo
The Newell fish hatchery on Whidby Island Washington will demonstrate its work at the Alaska Yukon Pacific Expo next year. The exhibit at the 1909 exposition will showcase 40 000 stock mountain trout currently in the hatchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Fish Hatchery
Whidby Island
Washington
South Muscatine Woman Anna Fages Dies of Pneumonia
Mrs Anna Fages 15 a well known South Muscatine resident died at 4 this morning at 1204 Wisconsin Street after a week long battle with pneumonia. Born in Germany 1881 she came to the U S in 1884 and settled in Muscatine. Survived by sons Henry and William and daughter Mary in Germany. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM from the family home. Interment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Street
Anna Facks
South Muscatine
Germany
Muscatine
Henry
William
Mary
Greenwood Cemetery
Trinity Church Weekly Services and Meetings
The church announces a week of services led by Rev. F H Burrell and Rev G De Witt Dowling with daily prayer, litany, Holy Communion, and children's services. Scheduled appointments include vestry, Junior Auxiliary, Woman's Auxiliary, and Daughters of the King meetings at various locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Burrell
St. John’s Church
Clinton
G. de Witt Dowling
Trinity Church
Davenport
Stella Wilson
Woman's Auxiliary
Daughters of the King
Prayer meetings and church notices at First Presbyterian
The Source of Supply and Light in the Dark Continent will be the prayer meeting topics Thursday evening. C. E. society holds a monthly business meeting Monday in the church parlor. The official board meets Thursday after prayer. Letters will be mailed for yearly benevolent contributions to Presbyterian boards. South Muscatine society meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs D Vanatta. Westminister Guild gathers Tuesday evening in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
C. E. Society
The
Presbyterian Church
South Muscatine Society
D. Vanatta Wednnesday
Westminister Guild
First M E Church Weekly Schedule Updates
Church notices announce postponed Woman's Missionary Society offering and March meeting in the parlor. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 focuses on Psalm 51 1 5 with revival prep in April. Epworth League business after prayer. Philathia Class meets Tuesday 8 00 with Miss Mabel Zeicher 208 West Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth League
Philathia
Mabel Zeicher
West Sixth Street
German Methodist Church Notices and Meetings
German Methodist Church announces Pastor W W C Schultze. Tonight at 7 30 p m Sunday school board meeting Tuesday at 7 20 p m Epworth League business meeting and Bible study. Wednesday night prayer meeting at the chapel South Muscatine and Thursday night at the church. Ladies Aid monthly business meeting and all day sewing at church parlors Thursday bring lunch. German school and catechism class Saturday forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Methodist Church
Ww. C. Schultze
Epworth League
South Muscatine
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church Luther League and parish events
Grace Lutheran Church lists weekly meetings at 2309 East Ninth Street including Luther League Tuesday night regular business and social gathering at the pastor's home, Ladies Aid Wednesday, council and Lenaene Lewine club, Lenten services Thursday, Sunday School association, and catechetical class Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Luther League
Naster
East Ninth Street
Ladies’ Aid
Luther Lenaene Lewine Club
Sunday School Association
Church Society Schedule Announces Meetings
The First Congregational Church outlines a week of gatherings. Tuesday the Young Ladies Missionary Society meets with Miss Chevalier from 7 30 to 9 30. Thursday lunch at noon and all day Aid society session. March business meeting at 3 00 PM. Preparatory address for Holy Communion at midweek service.
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First Congregational Church
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Miss Chevalier
The
Aid Society
Holy Communion
Japan to showcase progress at Pacific Exposition
Shintaro Ohashi, vice chairman of the Tokio Chamber of Commerce and leading publisher, will feature the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition in numerous Japanese publications. Japan plans a prominent display highlighting the country's advances at the Pacific fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shintaro Ohashi
Tokio
Annual St Patrick's Ball at Armory Hall with Hershey Firemen
The Hershey Hose Company plans its Annual Ball on St Patrick's Eve March 17 at Armory Hall. Thomas Orchestra to provide the music, Irish decorations to set the scene, and committees appointed for final arrangements. The event continues a history of social and financial success for the Hershey firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey Hose Company
St. Patrick's Day
Armory Hall
Thomas Orchestra
Hershey Fireman
Dr Taylor's Remedy Promises Blood Purification for Skin
Claims a deep action to purify blood and destroy skin blemish germs. States eczema pimples and rashes improve with Dr Taylor's Remedy and urges readers to obtain the remedy and booklet from the Philadelphia company and local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Havercamp's
Mothers Who Have Daughters in Winchester Ind
Four doctors warned of dropsy and related pains but after one and a half bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, Mrs. May Deal reports renewed health. The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company in Lynn Mass cites hundreds of similar letters from grateful women and urges others with painful or irregular periods to seek its advice.
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Winchester
Ind
Mrs
May Deal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Leach’s Virgin Oil of Pine Remedy Ad
An 19th century advertisement touts a cure for coughs and colds using Virgin Oil of Pine with glycerine whisky. It prescribes a half ounce oil, two ounces glycerine, and a half pint whisky mixed, taking a teaspoonful every four hours. The ad urges asking druggists for genuine Leach's compound prepared and guaranteed by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati, O
Local Folks Leave for Homes and Visits Across the Area
Grand view avenue resident now living there. Martin Fordham of near Cranst on left for Milwaukee after a day at Ehrlick residence. Charles Kelsey, visiting grandparents, returned to Riverside Iowa. Miss Tillie Klett went home to Sigourney after a short visit. W N Sellers and daughter Della of Fruitland returned home after a day here. Grace Borden returned from near Cranston to the city. Julius Heath of the Island was a business caller Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Doty
East Fifth Street
J. B. Smith
First Baptist Church
Iowa Lodge No. 2
A. F
A. M
Greenwood Cemetery
Muscatine
J. M. Duncan
Washington Street
E. J. Richardson
Shannon City
Richardson
Wilton
East Hill
Alfred
O. C. Rittenhouse
Ada McGill
Alice Fox
Davenport
Elsie Harkness
Bellville
Kan
Frank Son
Iowa City
W. H. Rowe
Monona
Cone
M. Dallas
Park Place
A. M. Day
Sweetland Township
Mexico
John Stuart
Morning Sun
East Third Street
J. B. Downer
Fourth Ward
South End
Musserville Methodist Church
W. B. Ireland
Charles Burnett
Burlington Road
Rockford
James Blunt
Illinois
Charles Sands
New Hampshire Street
Montpelier
Essie Taylor
Fruitland
James Billings
Sampson Street
Charlotte Hopewell
Dunbar, Ill
Grandview Avenue
Martin Fordham
Cranston
Milwaukee
Ehrlick
Charles Kelsey
Riverside
Iowa
Tillie Klett
Sigourney
W. N. Sellers
Della
Grace Borden
Julius Heath
Island
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Colds and Coughs
A historic ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy to neglect a cold or cough and claims it prevents consumption. The ad lists prices at 50 cents and 1.00 and credits Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store as retailer.
Lone Tree Notes Social and Personal Tidbits
Tara Foster returned from Chicago due to his mother Mrs. Carson illness and reports slow recovery. Mrs. Tantlinger, visiting from Oklahoma, is improving and plans to accompany her to Oklahoma later. M W A holds farewell for Mr. and Mrs. C L Comas bound for Minnesota. Various residents, including H C Lane of West Liberty and families from Winfield, Riverside, and Iowa City, appear in town and at homes for visits and chores.
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Lone Tree
Tara Foster
Chicago
Carson
New Era Notes on Birth and Local Visits
Born to Rev. and Mrs. C. M. Olander on February 19 a son. Will Fitchner visited the Wunderlich home at Pine Mills. Rev. Olander attends a conference in Chicago. Mrs. Walton of Rock Island stays at the parsonage. Miss Breta Freberg was a business visitor at Fairport.
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New Era
C. M. Olander
Will Fitchner
Wunderlich
Pine Mills
Olander
Chicago
Ill
Walton
Rock Island
Breta Freberg
Fairport
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Swift Specific CO
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Grand Opera House
Sherman Stock Company
Candy Kitchen
A. W. Baldwin
Anna Norris
John Ansberger
Delavan, Iil
Charles Tabor
Bellevue Hospital
F. Adams
Jule MacCoskry
Pearl McLain
West Liberty
Mulberry Avenue
John A. Robbins
James Smith
Chicago, Il
Kansas City
M. Scott
Scotland
Frank Scott
Green Street
Cone, Ia
M. Wildman
Trimble
Fulham Avenue
Cal. W. Smith
A. A. Thoman
George Casper
R. Fesler
Second Street
Town Avenue
Chestnut Street
Journal Office
A. Cunningham
Columbus Junction
M. Cunningham
Towa Avenue
Mr. Merchant
Ottie Snyder
S. Wilhelm
East Sevength Street
E. Reinemund
Mrs. Clay Kneese
William Hartman
Corner Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Maye Chambers
Batterson
Jacob Martin
Mall Wholesale Grocery Company
East Seventh Street
John W. Morgan
Thomas Cullen
Saratoga Hotel
M. J. Banker
Katherine Delahan
McColm Dry Goods Company
R. O. McGaughey
American Telephone Company
St. Louis
East Tenth Street
Castoria
CEA Tba
Af Vlhié
Muscatine Lumber & Box Co
Masonic Fraternity
Num
Poweer
Samuel Kendig
William Martin
Charles C. Brenner
H. M. Strong
M. O. Briggs
Grace Shepard
Clara Deter
Elsie Shepard
George Hain
John Franklin
Sherman and
William Davis
Springdale
E. Murdock
Julia
Atalissa
Peter Jepson
Muscertine
Smalley Avenue
Anna Fages
St. Patrick's
Thomas
Gough Gure
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