Plane Crash Fatal to Three Near Los Angeles
A Wallace Beery cabin biplane crashed near Alhambra California, killing George Maves 23 Cynthia Maves 23 and Lynn H Hayes 26. Maves was Beery's pilot and the victims included Hayes the Metropolitan Airport Van Nuys general manager. Beery was not aboard and said the plane had been flown five hours that day in perfect condition.
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Los Angeles
Wallace Beery
Mexico City
Alhambra
Clair
Beery
George Maves
Cynthia Maves
Lynn H. Hayes
Maves
Valley Boulevard
Burbank
San Gabriel Valley
Pasadena
Berry
Evanston
Ill
Pickwick Airways
E. M. Darneille
Sacramento
Hayes
van Nuys
Calif
Appeal for Home For Lost Canine Brings Answers
A stray dog found by Officer Tobias drew many offers from Davenport residents and others after the Muscatine Journal story. The friendly pup has been cared for by Tobias and his family as he searches for the rightful owner, who may have left Davenport.
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Muscatine Journal
Tobias
Davenport
Jack Asks Court to Dismiss Wife's Divorce Suit
W. C. Jack asks district court to dismiss the divorce action filed by his wife Margaret C. Jack. He denies cruelty and any acts by him entitling her to a divorce. He argues it is in the best interests of the children for the couple to remain together. J. E. McIntosh represents Jack. C. R. Stafford represents Mrs. Jack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Jack
W. C. Jack
Jack
J. E. McIntosh
C. R. Stafford
No More Gas In Stomach And Bowel Relief Claim
An advertised patent remedy promises permanent relief from gas and related discomfort. The copy asserts it cures anxious feelings and heart palpitations and enables deep breaths after meals, with a drowsy effect claimed to end. Available for $1 at Havercamp's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eman
Havercamp’s Pharmacy
Athletic Banquet at Y to Honor Winter Leagues winners
L. W. Soule of Washington will speak at an athletic banquet at the Y M C A building Wednesday night. The event awards trophies to Fraternal Sunday School and Factory league winners and the Inter-League champion. Lange-Hahn quartet will perform. Open to all winter athletes and Y athletics supporters. Tickets available at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Soule
Washington
Lange-Hahn
Closing Day Highlights From January Term Court
Judge D. W. Jackson closed the January term with several entries in pending cases. Lange v Lange divorce action stalled for next term. Kaufmann v Farmers Savings Bank pleadings extended. Meyers motion to strike sustained, others overruled. Brown auto accident suit seeks $200. Criminal pleadings also heard.
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D. W. Jackson
District Court
Henry C. Lange
Elizabeth Lange
Charles C. Kaufmann
Farmers Savings Bank of Wilton
A. C. Meyers
Glenwood Brown
Brown
Principals Discuss School Patrol Plans in Muscatine
School principals met after the school day to hear about boy patrol duties and patrol work used in other cities. R E Roads of Davenport, representing the American Automobile Association, and other officials attended. No action was taken to start the program locally. Spring vacation dates were announced with attendance reports and statistics. The French perfume industry annual production is valued at over 30 million dollars.
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Muscatine
R. E. Roads of
Davenport
American Automobile Association
Birthday Party for Miss Pace Marked Ninth
Dorothy Pace celebrated her ninth birthday with a party at 1547 Washington Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Pace. Friends enjoyed games and music as guests included Jean Healey Ruth Healey Betty Longstreth Jane Lindee Harriett Lindee Alice Lindee Mary Lee Hunter Bobby Green Iona Kemper Lorraine Clark Lucille Fuhlman Kathleen Weierhauser Dorothy Mouvenagle Doris Mouvenagle Edna Mae Johnson Gertrude Johnson Jean Klebe Florence Nyenhuis and Lucille Pace.
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Miss Pace
Dorothy Pace
M. P. Pace
Washington Street
Jean
Ruth Healey
Betty Longstreth
Jane
Harriett
Alice Lindee
Mary Lee Hunter
Bobby Green
Iona Kemper
Lorraine Clark
Lucille Fuhlman
Kathleen Weierhauser
Dorothy
Doris Mouvenagle
Edna Mae
Gertrude Johnson
Jean Klebe
Florence Nyenhuis
Lucille Pace
United Brethren Supper Program Promises Evening
A special program follows a United Brethren cafeteria supper at the church on Wednesday. Supper starts at 6, program at 7 led by Wilbur Fisher with a half hour orchestra. Selections include Old Black Joe, a comedy Listen Louie, a Lorraine Warner reading, and a One Act Two of a Kind by five performers.
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United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Wilbur Fisher
Louie
Warren King
Clarence Baker
Lorraine Warner
Catholic Daughters Plan Easter Party at Muscatine
Joan of Arc court Catholic Daughters of America schedules its annual Easter party for April 23 at Hotel Muscatine after a large turnout at a Monday supper and business meeting. Committee members include Mesdames Marie Fuller Martha Leysen Margaret Black and Misses Mae O'Toole Frances Barry.
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Catholic Daughters
Joan of Arc Court
Catholic Daughters of America
Hotel Muscatine
K. C
Court
Mesdames Marie Fuller
Martha Leysen
Margaret Black
Mae O'Toole
Frances Barry
Ballot on Candidates at Eastern Star Meeting
Electa chapter No. 32 of the Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting at the Masonic temple Monday evening to ballot on several membership applications. Routine business was discussed and a social hour followed. The chapter plans another meeting Monday April 14.
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Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Baptists To Hold Hard Time Party At Church
The First Baptist church hosts a hard time party this evening open to members and friends. Committees oversee plans with prizes for best costumes and games. A program of entertainment is planned.
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The
First Baptist Church
Presbyterian Society to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Ladies Aid of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual business meeting this Thursday afternoon at the church to elect officers for the year. A social period will follow with hostesses named F C Shinabarger J B Rendall John Plate Jess Stephens Ira Romig and Miss Nellie Reuling. The birthday observances for Katherine Borchardt and Wilma Sell were noted during the intermission.
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Presbyterian Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
F. C. Shinabarger
J. B. Rendall
John Plate
Jess Stephens
Ira Romig
Nellie Reuling
Motions Filed in Two Alimony Suit Sessions
Attorneys for Charles Pantel and Anna Pantel filed motions for more specific statements in district court in the $20 000 alimony case brought by Gladys Pantel their former daughter in law. They seek details of alleged premeditated acts that grew discontent between Gladys and her husband. George Pantel recently obtained a default divorce from Gladys. E C Willis of Davenport represented Mrs Pantel and failed to overturn the decree on appeal. The alienation suits were filed in the March term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Bihlmeier
Charles Pantel
Anna Pantel
Gladys Pantel
George Pantel
E. C. Willis
Davenport
Pantel
Girls Basketball Tourney Set for Hampton Iowa
The Iowa state girls high school basketball finals will be in Hampton with a round robin format. Ida Grove defends the title and opens against Mingo Thursday night at 7 30. Perry meets Wellsburg after, with Friday and Saturday games leading to a possible Saturday playoff if needed. Officials are Henry Has Brouck and C E Irwin of Des Moines.
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Hampton
A. R. Rankin
Ida Grove
Mingo
Perry
Wellsburg
Welsburg
Henry
Brouck
C. E. Irwin
Des Moines
Walnut Street church youth party and community events
The Walnut Street Baptist youth group hosted a party at 1301 Smalley Avenue with games and music and gifts for honorees. The Mona council Degree of Pocahontas sponsors a public card party at Red Men hall at 8 15 Wednesday evening with five hundred in play. Ladies' Aid groups from Mulford Congregational and IL Church plan meetings at their church Wednesday and Wednesday afternoon respectively. Hershey hospital guild schedules a 2 30 Wednesday nurses home work session at 1818 Mulberry Avenue.
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Young People’s Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Carl Borchardt
Smalley Avenue
Mona Council Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men Hall
Hershey Hospital Guild
Nurses’ Home
Mulberry Avenue
New High Prison Population Mark at Fort Madison
Fort Madison Iowa March 25 AP The Iowa state penitentiary reports a new peak of 1 219 inmates the highest ever in the institution Warden T P Hollowell said last week. Thirty five prisoners were admitted this month nine released this period. The record October 1929 saw 55 admissions. The facility includes 206 life-term inmates including two youths Hen Handfelt slaving case noted with Gerald Haberman 16 and Raymond McCormick 17 Prairier du Lac Wis relevant in the latest entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
Iowa State Penitentiary
T. P. Hollowell
Gerald Haberman
Ray
Mond McCormick
Prairier du Lac
Wis
Henry Handfelt
Dyersville
Wilson Begins Work at Cone for Wilt Resistant Melons
Joseph J. Wilson of Iowa State College Ames returns to Cone to supervise experimental wilt resistant melon work. A 30 acre tract is being prepared for planting and progress depends on favorable weather. He works under I E Mel- authority.
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Joseph J. Wilson
Iowa State College
Ames
Con Ie
Mr. Wilson
I. E. Mel
Oldest Inmate Sentenced to Life for Manslaughter
An 88 year old man, the oldest inmate ever received at the penitentiary, was sentenced last November to imprisonment until death after conviction on manslaughter charges. The group’s terms include adjustments to a lifer list.
Marmola Pill Method Promises Fat Loss Without Starving
An advertisement claims obesity stems from a weak gland and promotes Marmola tablets as the right method to reduce weight. It asserts the pills have been used for 22 years and produced countless slender figures, urging readers to ask a druggist for a $1 box and read the boxed book with formulas.
Gly-Cas Praised for Complete Relief by Reader
Mr A Reed of Cameron NL route 1 near Galesburg reports total relief from awful soreness and pains after using Gly-Cas. He states he feels greatly indebted to Gly-Cas for the wonderful results it has given him.
Gly-Cas Aids Man With Chronic Pain Says Remarkable Relief
A Muscatine man describes long tremulous pain from sciatic rheumatism to be eliminated after a Gly-Cas treatment. He credits better sleep and mobility to the remedy sold by J. J. Havercamp's drug store and endorsed by local druggists for stomach liver bowel blood nerve issues and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reed
J. J. Havercamp
Plant pathologist to work six months in county
Hus, a plant pathologist, will spend the next six months in the county. Mr. Wilson served as agent of the Muscatine County Farm Bureau for several years before taking up the special work he is now engaged in.
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Hus
Wilson
Muscatine County
Farm Bureau
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Katherine Borchardt
Wilma Sell
Snyder Cherizler
J. A. Bloom
George Nietzel
Mulford Congregational Church
John Havemann
Ed Horst
Ladies’ Aid Society of
William E. Borah
Idaho
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Beautiful Rock Creek Park
Stewart-Warner
Joey Featich
Iealive
Stewart- Warner
Oxford
Tarbes
Urniture & Rug CO
Muscatines
the Evstone
Leur, Son
Edie Mal
CONE
Cutieura Preparations
Ghames
Stewart- Warner’s
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