Two Saved From Gas Poisoning At Davenport Home
Mrs. Farl G. Brei and her two year old daughter Beverly were rescued unconscious from fumes from a gas stove at 1032 West Third street Davenport. Neighbors Miss Naomi Kelley and Mrs. Anna Pierce pulled them outside and paramedics revived them. The women, née Lucille Lamar, are improving at Mercy hospital though likely to suffer lingering effects.
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Farl G. Brei
Beverly
West Third Street
Davenport
Brei
Lucille Lamar
W. H. Lamar
West Eighth Street
Naomi Kelley
Anna M. Pierce
Rotary Boys Band Plans Friday Concert at New Era
Elmer Ziegler announces a Rotary Boys band concert Friday at the New Era community building sponsored by the Philindosia club. The 8 p.m. program includes marches solos minuets waltz and national anthems with proceeds to offset a Chicago trip in June.
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Elmer Ziegler
Rotary Boys
New Era
Philindosia Club
Chicago
International Rotary
Billboard
Metro
Volin
der Freischutz
Dancla
the Robin
Hier
Dorothy Ziegler
Radominsky
Ladd Steinmetz
Beethoven
Wallace
Jack Ficken
Jd Grist Mill
Weber
Canada
United States
Obituary Stephen Linzy Edgington Sr
Funeral services for Stephen Linzy Edgington Sr were held at Meyers Funeral Home at 10 am led by Rev William Hainsworth. Burial followed at Cedar Bethel cemetery near Letts. Pallbearers were six grandsons Lindy Blake Harry Elgington Merle Munday Clayton Crist Carl Hobart Russel Crist. Flower attendants included Minnie Blake Mae Edgington Violet O'Brien Lenore Munday Edna Jennings Sylvia Martin Essie Crist. Two sisters Elizabeth Rankin and John Coulter survive him alongside other relatives. sisters had preceded him in death.
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Stephen Linzy Edgington
Meyers Funeral Home
William Hainsworth
First Congregational Church
Cedar Bethel
Letts
Lindy Blake
Harry Elgington
Merle Munday
Clayton Crist
Carl Hobart
Russel Crist
Minnie Blake
Mae Edgington
Violet O’brien
Lenore Munday
Edna Jennings
Sylvia Martin
Essie Crist
Elizabeth Rankin
John Coulter
Edgington
Grading Bids Sought for Route No 84 Section
The Illinois state department of public works will accept bids April 11 for grading a 4.23 mile section of Route No 84 in lower Rock Island county. Work involves about 146,946 cubic yards of excavation and 455 cubic yards of concrete with cement supplied by the state. Muscatine is the probable railroad delivery point. The exact location is unspecified but likely includes the Mississippi river bluff to the high bridge, with completion expected by August 1.
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Lower Rock Island County
State Department of Public Works
Harry H. Cleaveland
Muscatine
Mississippi River Bluff
High Bridge
Pioneer Yearling Squad to Compete In Two Meets
Grinnell college freshman track coach G. L. Duke reports two spring meets for the yearling squad besides the home telegraphic meet. Drake freshman in Grinnell on May 9 and State Teachers in Cedar Falls on May 17 will test the squad with notable runners including Joe Pojman of Chicago and Virgil Bowlby of Muscatine among others.
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Grinnell
G. L. Duke
Grinnell College
Drake
Cedar Falls
Joe Pojman
Chicago
Carroll Wolfinger
Des Moines
Burton Holmes
Omaha
George Robinson
Sterling
Harold Alexander
Gunneil
Phil Newsom
North Bend
Neb
Ted Greysteen
Peking
China
Myron Pilbrow
Phil Risser
Blackwell
Okla
Mason Meyer
Kansas City
Virgil Bowlby
Muscatine
Fred
Y M C A B anquet honors six basketball teams
Sixty attendees heard T W Soule speak as trophies were awarded to six teams: Swift from Factory league, Brown's Business College from Fraternal league, and Sweetland Excelsiors from Sunday School league won team trophies with individual gold, silver, and bronze medals for Bell Telephone, Brown's Business College, and Texacos respectively.
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T. W. Soule
Washington, Ia
Swift
Brown's Business College
Sweetland Excelsiors
Bell Telephone Quintet
Texacos
J. A. Lindley
E. A. Lack
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
New Era
Ellsworth Lindley
Lange-Hahn
Mr. Soule
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Baptist Church
Ten liquor law violators hit with permanent injunctions
Ten violators convicted at the January district court term were enjoined Wednesday afternoon from selling or dealing in intoxicating liquors in permanent decrees signed by Judge A P Barker. Applications were filed by County Attorney Harold E Wilson. the named defendants include Robert Peters Walter Ridenour Frank W Ross W H Eaton also known as William Eaton Mrs Harold Schwertfeger Mrs Mae Fortune Roy Samson Mrs Ed Thompson formerly Carrie Bailes George Rada and Lee Slaughter. Peters and Mrs Thompson were found guilty of maintaining liquor nuisances.
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A. P. Barker
Harold E. Wilson
Robert Peters
Walter Ridenour
Frank W. Ross
W. H. Eaton
William Eaton
Harold Schwertfeger
Mae Fortune
Roy Samson
Ed Thompson
Carrie Bailes
George Rada
Lee Slaughter
Peters
Thompson
Lose Pounds of Ugly Fat With Kruschen Salts Ad
An old advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts claiming an 85 cent monthly plan can reduce fat by up to 15 pounds in a month. It urges readers to weigh themselves, take half a teaspoon in hot water daily, and compare before and after, touting health and energy gains and selling through Henderson's drug stores.
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America
Henderson's
Fashion Hints Pink Touch and Spring Garment Trends
The piece surveys fashion items including a black lacy straw hat with pink and black braiding, opaline pink leather sets from Paton, a white silk crepe shanting collar with pearl buttons, and woodland themed pins. It notes a rose jersey tuck in blouse, a pink dotted Swiss afternoon dress with Alencon yoke, a Vienna purse, a black green accented green seaming frock, elbow sleeve prints, striped sportswear, a crosswise pin striped street suit, and new novelty oxford shoes.
Encrusted Plastron and Paris Fashions for Spring
A description of sky blue linen frocks with white encrusted plastrons and embroidered trims, black hat veils, pink beige jersey belts, and Paris bolero suits for the young. It notes a light blue linen turban ensemble, violet chiffon evening wear with rosettes, and new spring jewelry dubbed Mother Nature Jewelry.
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Paris
Sleeveless jackets and long gloves set spring fashion tone
A new vogue features sleeveless jackets of silk, wool or cotton to top a short-sleeved frock. For spring evenings, formal parties call for at least 12 button length gloves. shorter pull-on gloves suit suits for smart occasions.
Graflund Fares in Javelin Throw and Shot Put
Graflund of Moline Illinois competes in the javelin throw and shot put events. The headline notes his participation and performance details for the meet.
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Graflund
Moline
Tll
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Adeline Preston
F. L. Bihlmeier
Chaudoin
R. G. Tipton
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New Spring
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AVION
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