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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1930

Page

2

Ten Schools to Compete in Wapello Declamatory Contest

Ten schools including Batavia Brighton New London Mt. Union Keota South English Pleasant Plain Olds Fort Madison and Wapello will send contestants to the pre district declamatory contest in the Wapello high school auditorium on Friday evening March 28. Fort Madison enters a contestant in each division while others enter one each. Jennie Havenhill of Wapello competes in humorous. Distance entrants will stay overnight with host committee. The high school auditorium gains acoustics after masonite installation. Other items note funeral for Mrs. Edward Fisher and various social visits and meetings in the community.

Wapello Batavia Brighton New London Mt. Union Keota South English Pleasant Plain Olds Fort Madison Jennie Havenhill Edward Fisher R. J. Arms J. G. Keck Avilda Davison Mediapolis A. J. Williamson Clarence Fiscus Winfield J. H. Chittum R. A. Moreledze Barney Ream Kensington Will Oates Ponca City Okla Ed Fisher Wilson Robb Joe McMahill J. F. Hammond Burlington Hospital

Farm Bureau and clubs host home furnishings lesson series

Lone Tree Iowa March 22 Mrs Edna Gorton Clemenson of Ames extension service led Fremont and Lincoln township leaders at Mrs Fred Morrison's home in an all day af fair with a noon luncheon. Next meeting May 1 at Mrs Lloyd Burr's home features Home Dying.

Lone Tree Edna Gorton Clemenson Ames Extension Service Farm Bureau Fremont Lincoln Fred Morrison Clemenson Morrison Lloyd Burr Emory Attig Vernon Burr Helen Carey Ozark Mountains Parks O. FR. Bontrager Mark Twain A. E. Baumer Oscar Wiese Frank Fieke R. D. Petsel Rebekah Euchre Elmer Holz Leo Hudowied Edna Carl Essie Reynolds Fay Musser Billie Muscatine

Pythian Sisters Hold School and Social in West Liberty

A West Liberty gathering saw a Pythian Sisters school led by Mrs. Bertha Buffington of Cedar Rapids followed by a 46:30 basket supper and initiation of Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Bowlen. Cedar Rapids members attended and local plans included fair entertainment.

West Liberty Bertha Buffington Cedar Rapids B. W. “Owlen W. F. Cooper Lovina Forsythe Viola Kopecky George Jones University Hospital Oklahoma Nellie Schooley Carl Schooley Miss Schooley Margaret Melick Verda Ehrick Ruth Long Martha Brandt Lucille Ridenour Louise Barnes Melda Harrington Frances Jack Frances Hinkhouse George Hinkhouse Dr. Ady Mercy Hospital Town City Hinkhouse F. W. Cooper Carl Templeman Walter Bailey Calhoun Street W. I. Capon Jess Swart Claer Brooke Albert Scott Norman Carlisle Presbyterian Church Promotion Coe College I Tr Club Missionary Society of Christian Church Gertrude Stevens Mary Frick

Cranston Ladies Aid Quilt and Potluck Dinner

The Ladies' Aid at Cranston Indiana held an all day quilting and potluck dinner with Mrs W S Hunter. More than expected attended the event. A bake sale is planned for April in Muscatine. Mrs Glenn Smith and son Hunter of Lafayette Indiana visit Mrs Smith's parents Mr and Mrs W S Hunter. Miss Ethel Snyder hosted the Christian Endeavor group Friday night.

Cranston, In Ladies’ Aid W. 5S. Hunter Muscatine Glenn Smith Son Hunter Lafayette Ind Ethel Snyder The Christian Endeavor Cranston

Second Ticket Filed For Morning Sun Town Election

The second ticket, called the people s ticket for town officers, has been filed with the town clerk to be voted on March 31. Nominees include Mayor J N Bras councilmen Bert McKinley D McElhinney Paul Robertson W D Curran W C Boyle assessor J J McDaniels park commissioner J T Carthers treasurer C A Brown.

Morning Sun People’s Ticket J. N. Bras Bert McKinley D. McElhinney Paul Robertson W. D. Curran W. C. Boyle J. J. McDaniels J. T. Carthers C. A. Brown N. Thompson Illinois City A. B. Thompson Newport Elrick M. and St. L. Road Lyn Hays Burlington J. B. Hays O. S. Gibbs Ames F. C. Selzer Bloomfield

Birthday Party for Mrs. Abbott in Wilton

Wilton Iowa March 22 Mrs Rolland Abbott entertained 16 friends at her home Thursday evening for her mother in law Mrs F S Abbott birthday anniversary The event was a surprise with games and tokens for the guest of honor Also listed are attendees and social notes from the Wilton community along with club meeting updates and a Davenport birth notice for Mrs Paul Wacker.

Wilton Rolland Abbott F. S. Abbott Abbott Katherine Raynor Christine Kelley G. W. Heabner Theo. Hillyer Catherine Looney Robert Budelier Mary Fillman Emma Duffe George Nolte L C. Winter William Lang B. B. Davis C. H. Jacobson Kate Creitz Anna Erickson Thomas Noble New Era Women’s Progressive Club Wilton Township McClean Maria McClean Martha McClean Josephine McClean Gale McClean Florence Bullington Val Hudler Margaret McSwiggen Minneapolis Minn California Paul Wacker Davenport Wacker Terry Ayres Chicago

Grandview Socials and Local Notables in Late March

Everett Connor visited relatives in Mt. Vernon. Genevieve Dumphy returned home to resume nursing duties after a Hershey hospital assignment. Sigma Kappa card party hosted by Mrs. Beik McCulley Buster and Weir. Several residents visited Leland Robertson and Charles McGrew households. Vera Nelson of Wapello and Ruby James McGrew noted spring vacations. J M Buster bought Charles King property. A. R. Morladge of Wapello attended. Walter Shellabarger held a store auction. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Silas Jennings. Girls basketball team from Grandview, with drivers Cocklin Reid DeLay, reached Center Point for district tourney. defeated La Grande 42 to 17, then lost to Mingo.

Dan Beik Glen Beik Harley McCulley Vern Buster James Weir Sigma Kappa Club Robertson Pleasant Leland Robertson Charles McGrew Ruby O James Vera Nelson Wapello Muscatine la Grande Mingo

Farm Bureau Meeting at Cranston Hosts Activities and Bake Sale

A March 22 Farm Bureau gathering in Cranston drew about 90 attendees at the schoolhouse. Recitals by Donald and Bobby Griffin and Dorothy McGill opened, with music by local students under Cecil Schlichting. A radiolog playlet titled Better Late Than Never impressed the crowd, followed by films and a talk by county agent Rylander. The event netted nearly $6.00 in refreshments. Four-H Girls raised over $16 at a Letts bake sale and plan a Cranston meeting with Miss Stevens and district leaders. The nutrition lesson concluded with a chicken loaf lunch. Delegates to the Muscatine music school were drawn, and posters prepared for April activities.

Cranston Farm Bureau Donald Bobby Griffin Dorothy McGill W. L. Shellabarger Cecil Schlichting Clark Shellabarger Rylander Rollo Fry Roy Masonholder Opal Hougham Edith Uhr Music School Glenn Epperly May Townsley Isaac Williams A. Silberhorn A. C. Hunter Muscatine K. L. McColm R. C. Fry

St Patrick's Party Held by Fairview Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid Society at Fairview held a St Patrick's Day party at the church with 45 attendees. Green and white decor and a shamrock motif featured in the menu, games followed luncheon, and a menu committee included Mrs. Patience Flrnck, Mrs. Russell Eubanks, and Mrs. Bert Moyers. Attendees included Rev W G Barr and Mr Mrs Bert Moyers.

Aid Society of Fairview Patience Flrnck Russell Eubanks Bert Moyers

Tipton Garden Club Seeks Winners in Annual Contest

Tipton Iowa gardeners can enter the lawn and garden contest with cash prizes. March 15 to May 15 are entry dates. prizes awarded in October. Prizes include 5 for first in flower and lawn, 2.50 for second, 1 for third. rock and formal garden also 5 and 2.50. window and porch box 2 and 1. vegetable garden 5, 2.50, 1. A pastor resigns from First Presbyterian Church. Rev Thomas Rolla Crowell will leave by July 1 after two and a half years of service.

Tipton Tipton Garden Club L. H. Huber M. A. Crary First Presbyterian Church of Thomas Rolla Crowell

Guest party lights up West Liberty circle event

Mrs. L. A. Royal hosted the Rachael Pickering Kings' Daughters circle guest party Friday on North Calhoun street. Fifty three attended. Music featured Rev. W. A. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Adeline Light, Mrs. Royal, and Gabriella Royal. A burlesque spoof on convention attendance was performed. Hosting group included Mrs. Charess Gilson as president and Mrs. G. P. Nichols as chair. Dr. H. A. Knott attended a Des Moines good roads meeting.

West Liberty L. A. Royal Rachael Pickering Kings’ Daughters Circle North Calhoun Street W. A. Smith Keokuk Charess Gilson G. P. Nichols Horace Klotz Walter Fogg George Case Raymond Fitzgerald Ivan Luse Grace Romaine H. A. Knott Des Moines Dr. Knott J. C. Nichols Grand Island Neb A. R. DeMean Davenport

Letts Community Notes March 23

Mrs. Howard Shearer visits Cedar Rapids relatives. U B S society hosts at Mrs. Olla Mc Cleary home with Mrs. Lessie Brown assisting. Philathea class supports a Hindu girl via Miss Lydia Pool. Measles strike Mrs. C O Winters and Mae. Home Missionary society to stage a church demonstration with solos by Mrs. Pearl Gipple and songs by the Kings Heralds. Womens Home Missionary convention planned at Mediapolis on April 4–5.

George Dixon Methodist Episcopal Church Pearl Gipple King’s Heralds H. W. Munster Burlington Department of Evangelism Woman's Home Missionary Society Mediapolis

Purses Cleansing Advice for Women Shoppers

Women are urged to cleanse purses thoroughly after wear. Suggestions include using cream dressing for polish, rubbing with a clean cloth, or applying a reliable cleaner to restore condition.

Mrs. J C Nichols and Sisters Named

Mrs J C Nichols and her sisters Mrs Anderson and Mrs H A Knott are listed in the social notes with no accompanying events or dates, appearing as a family grouping in the community column.

J. C. Nichols Anderson H. A. Knott

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