Changes in Rock Island train time announced
E Ferguson, local agent, announces schedule updates for No. 30 eastbound and Wilton plug. No. 30 now leaves Muscatine at 7:55 p m. Wilton plug departs 6:45 a m arriving 7:26. Afternoon plug runs 2:05 to 2:40 with Wilton return at 3 and 3:45. Two Rock Island trains Nos. 27 and 28 discontinued due to higher bus use and paved roads.
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Rock Island Line
E. Ferguson
Muscatine
Wilton
Rock Island Railroad
Rock Island
Des Moines
Muscatine County
West Liberty
Clinton Boaters Prepare for July 4 Midwest Races
Keen competition is promised as Clinton hosts the Midwest Outboard Association races starting July 4 during the Independence Day celebrations. Commodore C P Hanley visited Clinton to discuss Memorial Day events and the 1930 racing card. Sea Scouts plan a Muscatine cruise for the holiday. A top trophy by O D Collis will be shown ahead of the season with several other cups on the line.
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Clinton
Midwest Outboard Association
Cc. P. Hanley
Midwest Association
Sea Scouts
Muscatine
O. D. Collis
Clinton Sportsman
Midwest
Mrs J B Mark Rites In Muscatine At 2:30 Tuesday
Mrs J B Mark nee Louise Hoffmeyer born August 14 1847 in Muscatine died at her Mulberry avenue home at 12:20 pm after a three day illness. She married J B Mark in Burlington November 24 1868 the first marriage in the German Methodist Episcopal church of that city. Survived by husband two daughters Mrs A I Lee of Boone IA and Mrs A B Adams of Muscatine three sons G B Mark J W Mark of Muscatine and C H Mark of Los Angeles six grandchildren one great grandchild. two children preceded her in death. Funeral at 2:30 Tuesday at her residence Wittich Funeral home in charge. Burial Greenwood cemetery.
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J. B. Mark
Mulberry Avenue
Louise Hoffmeyer
Catherine and
Adolph Hoffmeyer
Muscatine
Burlington
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Mark
First Methodist Episcopal Church of
Women's Relief Corps
A. I. Lee
Boone
A. B. Adams
G. B. Mark
J. W
Muscatine County Farm Bureau Sees 65 New Members
The Muscatine county Farm Bureau reports 65 new members secured and many renewals during a three week annual membership drive led by county agent Carl Ryland. The drive concluded Saturday and results, along with other business, will be reviewed at the March board meeting at the courthouse. A Seventy sixth township meeting at School No 3 Tuesday evening will feature moving pictures and a local program.
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Muscatine
Seventy Sixth Township
Slack to Lead Holy Week Meetings at High Prairie
The Rev. William H. Slack of the south circuit will conduct a series of religious education meetings at the High Prairie Methodist Episcopal church during holy week. Palm Sunday services start April 13 with both morning and evening rites, followed by daily services except Saturday, ending with an elaborate Easter Sunday program open to the public.
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William H. Slack
Methodist Episcopal Churches
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
Appointment of Paul Fischer as clerk in county treasurer office
Mrs Frances B Rosenbaum county treasurer announces Paul Fischer as clerk in the automobile department. Fischer, formerly with Muscatine State Bank for two years, replaces Kenneth Coder who runs for county auditor. She also set April 21 as date to sell primary road bonds totaling 200000 dollars.
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Frances B. Rosenbaum
Paul Fischer
Automobile Department
Fischer
Muscatine State Bank
Kenneth Coder
Rosenbaum
Mothers of club members to attend Musical Progress program
The Musical Progress club hosts a 7 PM Tuesday meeting at the Chase studio with mothers of members as guests. The program features Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, and others, and two members will be announced as contestants for the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs at Cedar Falls April 1–2.
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Musical Progress Club
Chase Studio
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Cedar Falls
Beethoven
Donna Browner
Mrs. Chase
Keller Schmeler Wedding at Study
Miss Bernadine Keller of Lone Tree and Raymond Schmelzer of this city wed at 3 oclock in a district court ceremony. The report covers probate matters, estates and a court ruling involving John Pauly versus W J Montgomery and others, with legal actions and named attorneys noted.
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John Pauly
W. J. Montgomery
Pauly
Montgomery
Park Avenue
D. W. Jackson
Supreme Court
N. Rosenberger
C. J. Rosenberger
Drake
Wilson
G. Allbee
County Spelling Bee Draws 150 Plus Contestants Next Saturday
More than 150 spellers are expected for the county spelling bee set for Saturday March 29 at the Jefferson school auditorium. The event starts at 10 a.m. with a noon recess, and all entrants report by 9:30 to 9:45. Prizes include a trip to Des Moines for the state contest, with township honors and top placements awarded.
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Jefferson School
E. D. Bradley
Bradley
Journal
Des Moines
Clearview
Lester Bill
Lyle Imhoff
Edwin Phillips
Naomi Stuart
Osage
Cora Beard
Evelyn Einfeldt
Edgar Meyer
Marian Finfeldt
Sweetland Valley
Pearl Gleaves
Velma Bierman
Clifford Spitznoble
Raymond Bierman
Lutheran Orphans’ Home
Rosa Brauer
Marion McKay
Hospitals and Hotels Listed Across Iowa and Missouri
A railroad of hospital and hotel names appears, listing Ta Mercy Hospital Cedar Rapids Ta St Luke's Davenport St Francis Waterloo Finley Dubuque Mercy Dubuque New University Iowa City Lennox Mayfair St Louis Missouri Athletic Assn Mark Twain Jewish St Lawrence St Marys St Luke St Louis Ambassador Kansas City Bellerieve St Joseph Mercy Kansas City Kansas City Fontennelle Omaha Rome Omaha St Joseph Omaha Hotel Fort Des Moines Des Moines Hotel Savery Des Moines Methodist Hosp Des Moines Bryan Memorial Lincoln Cornhusker Lassen Wichita Hotel Rebidaux St Joseph Missouri Methodist Hosp St Joseph Missouri
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Blackhawk
Davenport
Mercy
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
Waterloo
Finley
Dubuque
Mercy Hospital
New University Hospital
Iowa City
Lennox
St. Louis
Missouri Athletic Ass
Mark Twain
Jewish Hospital
St. Mary's
St Louis
St. Luke's
Four Arrested After Ames Auto Crash injures two girls
Des Moines two men and two girls were arrested here Sunday night after an automobile overturned. The driver was Fred McAfee. Passengers were Ted Wright of Des Moines, 18 year old June Reddell and 19 year old Marche Redell. The girls suffered minor injuries.
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Des Moines
Ames
Fred McAfee
Ted Wright
June Redell
Marche Redell
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Wilton Plug
MKS
Service Now
Town Ave
Muscatine, Ia
Farm Bureau Member
Slack
High Prairie
Schubert
Charles Richard
William Holzhauer
Orville Nesselbush
W. C. King
Liberty Street
May Helen Etter
Afton
Fred E. White
W. H. Slack
Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church
Lone Tree
Ivan Lockwood
Lockwood
Hershey Avenue
John Butts
Ralph Williams
Fruitland
Zula McCormick
J. H. Lockwood
Serena
Aura
First Baptist Church
Vernon L. Shantz
Pearl M. Hank
Fairfield
George Schumacher
Schmelzer
Lone Tree High School
University of Iowa
Roach and Musser Company
East Ninth Street
Bessie Guenther
Hattie Danz
Ladies Aid Society
Protestant Evangelical Church
Sigma Alpha
First Presbyterian Church
People’s State Bank of
Arthur Romaine
J. E. McIntosh
Drake and Wilson
Thomas E. Darr
Catherine Toborg
Thomas E Tice
Darr
Ollie Darr
Torborg
Henry Toborg
Tice
George Tice
John Herwig
Jewelry
Gruen
Georgia White
Alvena Monk
Poole
Gyneth Bigsby
Lonnie McMichael
Alberta Hazen
Edwin Yedlik
Buffalo Bluff
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Lucy Morgan
Mary Lucas
Kalorama
Cora Bramwell
Norman TeStrake
Alice Kemble
Esther Beatty
Fairview No. 5
Mabel Mills
Lucille Essex
Berleen Kell
Osk Grove
Guy Thomas
Wallace Bloomer
Wayne Wright
Maurice Noll
Pleasant Prairie
Carl Hearst
Marie Plett
Gordon Moorhead
Henry Plett
Conesville School
Reuben McCormack
Delores Puchitt
George Westaway
Gwendolyn Hawkins
the New Yorker
Clover High-Bridge
NEW Yorker
Manhattan
C ™ Sch Avenue
A & Ce
C. L. Hartman
Optometrist Ae
Susi
Tore
Equitable Life Assurance Society of the
United States
Road Investment Co
Laurel Bldg
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