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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1909
Page
4
Local residents travel and visit in nearby towns over the weekend. Miss Viola Worral visits Muscatine friends and Mrs. Lieberknecht shops here. Several residents depart for Davenport What Cheer Fairfield Indianola Cheney Wash and home.
Muscatine audiences heard Miss Henrietta Gremmel, a rising pianist studying in Sherman Texas, perform Saint Saens concerto with vigor and dramatic force. Local letters praise her temperament and technique as she advances under Prof. Miewitz.
The program for the March 20 1909 teachers meeting at the Columbus Junction high school includes music by Prof Frederick E Bolton, talks on Moral Training in public schools by Supt H L Nearpass and Ada Shaw, with a discussion by A L Olson and F M Mossberry plus a question box. Also notes on church reception for Rev Gerlach and family and various local society visits and health updates.
Washington Jones hosted a Thursday evening gathering with minstrel performers and their spouses. Rufus Archibald, returning from Wickes Arkansas, and his son Millard headed to Chicago to visit Archibald’s daughter Mrs Ida Leonard as she weakens after a past burn injury. J M McLaughlin, court reporter, visited from Withrow area, joined by Fred Dutton of Mt Pleasant. John Turgeon’s pneumonia improves. James Huffman returns from California to Chicago. Mrs John Hoover visits her ill mother Mrs P C Buffington. J B Johnson of Columbus Junction discussed local business. George Grasham Sr., age elder in the county, died at his son Lincoln Grasham’s home in Port Louisa township.
Mrs Roy Yingling of East Sixth Street arrived home Saturday evening after spending a few days in Moline with family and friends.
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