Splendid Program At Congregational Church Event
A lively program was staged at the First Congregational Church auditorium on Friday evening under Mrs. Willan McQueeter. Performers included Olive Speickler, Mares, F. McColm, J. Hy St John, McQuesten, Pontaor, Frank Clesler, and Milas Slotse Brainerd, with selections such as Liebstraum and MacDowell pieces delighting the audience.
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First Congregational Church
Briday
Willan McQueeter
Polit Vierlety
Olive Speickler
Mares
F. McColm
Dutta
Finhaugen
P.M. Little
J. Hy St
John Wip McQuesten
Pont- Aor
Unias
Frank Clesler
Richard Yarding Pauls
Liebstraum
Local Club Sessions Detail March Bazaar Plans
Illi waas special guest at the meet ing largely attended by members. Karen was the subject of an interesting paner read by Mrs. M.A. Barr. Mrs. G. M. Wells handled the migrants paper while Mary Martin gave two readings. Dainty refreshments closed the afternoon. Committees named for the domestic bazaar to be held by the Ladies Aid of First Methodist Church on March 26. Coffee and lunch items to be provided by Joan Reay, J. M. Cragg, and Charles Parvin. food table and other committees listed with home grouping and members named. Mothers Club to meet at Mrs. Howe’s on Ninth Street with Park Place members invited. Program includes reading and music. Lenten dance final for Gut Hell Pleasure Club to be held at Armory Hall Monday from eight to twelve. Padpipeil Lights Society to meet at Flyet Baptist church Monday with officer elections. List of hostesses announced for First Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society event Friday. Junior Kensington circle of Grace Lutheran met at Mrs. Quandt’s with sewing and refreshments. next session moved to Wednesday. High School Branch Campfire Girls will hold a ceremonial meeting.
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Tipton
Presbyterian Mlagion Eirelu
Mise Aura Sawyer
Locust Street
Illi Waas
Karen
M.A. Barr
United States
G. M. Wells
Mary Martin
Samy
Beaides
Ladies’ Aid Society
First ‘Methodist Episcopal Church
Joan Reay
J. M. Cragg
Charles Parvin
John Baker
Enna Mathis
Sarah Max
J. of
Haver
Aprong
Anni McBride
Bugs
Mothers Club
Howe
Ninth Street
Fred McKnight
Park Place
Mothers’ Club
Rf M
Tehingwell
Gertrude Davidson
BR Reading
Florence Rutberg
Gut Hell Pleasure
Elay
Armory, Hall
Padpipeil Lights! Society
Marcel
Partner Lights' Society
Flyet Baptist Church
Miss Minnet
Headley
Parham Street
Robert van Motgs
Sitoa
Kensington
Grace Lutheran Church
Mra
Ciatley Quandt
Hugh Street
Menders
William Boldt, Jr
Linn Street
Beautify Muscatine Slogan Spurs Civic Action
Muscatine Civic Association at the public library debated city beautification and a new downtown parking plan. City Engineer Charles Young proposed a large reservoir of parkways and improved streets centered on Broad Street to Maiden Lane, with pedestrian friendly squares and enhanced business district aesthetics.
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Civic Association
Oscar Grogshelm
John Pruss
Roach & Musser Sash and Door Company
Europert
Henry W. Metzger
Muscatine Loan «& Improvement Association
Muscatine
Enpinger
Charles Young
Etry
Broadpray
Otsy
Busineks
Maiden Lane
Aguinaldo Looks to Canada For Philippine Link With Britain
Former leader of the Filipino insurgents aims to visit Canada to study the connection between the dominion and Great Britain and believes a similar link with the United States could solve the Philippine problem.
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Ipinos
Nomdnion
Britain
Manila
Binde Agulejaldo
TutpindinskrRanes
Canada
Filpiog
Dominion
Great Britain
U.S
Schwab Orders $50,000 Building for Steel Company
Bethlehem Pa March 1 Charles M Schwab head of Bethlehem Steel and former president of U S Steel ordered a building for his steel company to cost between $30,000 and $40,000. Schwab provides $29,000 to equip the band and stands $20,000 yearly to maintain it.
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Schwab
Maalelans
Bethlehem
Marci
Chas. M. Sehwith
Bathlehem Steel Company
Steel
Tras
Steel Company
Young Women's Christian Association Session Honors Beads Awarded
At the meeting Monday afternoon at 10 o clock beads will be awarded for honors. The Oak Street Bible class will meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. S. rs. Kinsley’s Maple Avenue home.
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Young ‘Women’s Christian Aggaciation
Oak Street
S.rs. Kinsley
Right-nourished Food Aids Brain and Muscle Growth
The article argues that proper nourishment enhances brain function and muscle development, boosting the chances to get ahead. It emphasizes balanced eating as essential for growth, learning, and physical performance.
Troutworthy Breakfast Diahr for Many Locals
Grocers report strong demand for this ideal breakfast dish praised by many readers. The item appears popular with a broad audience seeking a hearty start to the day.
Ogol Pedagogues Appear On Program At Conference
The Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association holds its nineteenth annual session in Fairfield April 3 4 and 5 with Muscatine instructors prominent on the program. County Superintendent EB Bradley presents a paper on teachers duties as a rural uplift. Lettice Kennedy participates in a round table for primary teachers. August Clasen of Muscatine High School exhibits work in manual training. Laura Howe discusses arithmetic methods. The program spans through Thursday to Saturday with concerts, addresses by Dr. W A Jessop and Dr. McMurray, and sessions for high school, elementary and normal school educators. A birth announced precedes the morning of Thursday.
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Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Fairfield
Muscatine
EB. D. Bradley
Gechers
Mise Lettice RF
Kennedy
August Clasen
Laura Howe
Mathemmetics
Ts Antiversag
Ty Horatio Sparker
Hon
R. Be Londen
Board of Education
Supr Seball
Ft. Madison
Pres
S.bl 1
Agso
R. A. Pearson
Town State College
Henry Leslie
Boye
Geo. W. Unkrich
Parvans College Quartette
Chas
A. McMurray
State Normal School
DeKalb
Ily Waltz
Mnczkowski
Miss Deming
W. A. Jessup
Dent. of Education
SU. L
Towncity
Beneath the Stars
Thomas
Migs Sawtelle
Mr. Wise
Contralta
Thao- Wochuly
G A. Works
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Wic
Lincoln
Glenn Ny Merry
Iowa City
Section Hands on Strike in Philadelphia Yards
More than 500 section hands in the Pennsylvania Railroad yards around Philadelphia are on strike, about 100 failing to report for work. The walkout began in New York ten days earlier and spread to divisions in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as workers demand higher wages and shorter hours. An investigation by police and railroad detectives has not revealed the attackers of a signalman found near tracks in West Philadelphia.
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Penna
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
wWeety
West Philadelphia
Muscatine Ordinance Regulates Street Light Posts
An ordinance regulates erection of posts for a special lighting system in Muscatine. It requires filing an application and obtaining a permit, with details on location and height. Posts must be at least nine feet high and firmly founded, materials approved by the city council.
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Cty
Muscatine
City of Muscatine
Plas
Mulcatine Mayor Keohler Approval Record 1818
The document notes an ordinance passed and approved on March 13 1818 by Mayor C Koehler of Mulcatine. It mentions uniformity of posts and lights and records city office Brannan as City Recorder.
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C. Koehler
Mulcatine
Brannan
City Recorder
Mark Rutherford Dies in London at 84
William Hale White known as Mark Rutherford dies at his country home in London aged 84. The famed author rose to prominence thirty years ago for novels addressing domestic social moral and theological issues.
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Willian Hale White
London
Bona
William Hale White
Mark Rutherford
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