Local notices from Marentine area residents and visitors
A collage of short notes records Miss Clodine Stellar's visit to Ottumwa and other locals travelling or visiting Letts Davenport and Muscatine. It mentions Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. Johnson, Mr. Wagner, Roy Lieberknecht, Miss Marlen Lueberknecht, Mr. and Mrs. Duninp, Mrs. J Van Gant, and many others with brief travel or homebound moments. Advertising hints for insurance and bargain basements appear alongside movie listings and local shop mentions.
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George Wilson
Mark
Charming Wedding at Wilton Today
Miss Mae Latchaw married W F Warner of Davenport in Wilton with Rev. M E Lumbar officiating. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music and a rose carried bride, yellow and white daffodil decor, a five course feast, and a trip to Minneapolis Saint Paul before settling in Davenport with the groom at Warner Lighting Plant.
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Wilton, da
Wilton
Mae Latchaw
W. F. Warner
Davenport
M. E. Lumbar
Presbyterian Church
Eliabeth Holvhauer
Jande Latchaw
F. A. Latchaw
Warner Lighting
Water receding in Mississippi forecast to fall further
The Mississippi River level dropped to 14.4 feet at Davenport this morning with a 2% inch decline since yesterday. Forecasts from the U S Weather Bureau indicate a continued fall between Dubuque and Muscatine, easing flood fears as embankments along the Muscatine riverfront area are expected to hold.
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Davenport
0. S. Weather Bureau
Dubuque
Muscatine
Oasa
Pine Street
Rock Island Will Haul Free Relief Supplies Nationwide
The Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railway announces it will transport free food clothing medicines and other relief supplies to victims of the Omaha cyclone and Indiana and Ohio floods. The order directs agents to bill shipments as deadhead to mayors or relief committees in affected towns and cities within the Omaha storm area and flooded districts.
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Yap
Rock Island
Freight Traffic Department
Chicago
Omaha
Indiana
Ohio
Freight Trafic Department
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
Orpheum Theatre Announces Next Week's Plays
The Orpheum management outlines two popular offerings for the coming week. Harvey players perform Little Ala ama Sunday, followed by The We That Binds over the weekend. Tonight's show is The Girl From the Golden West for the last time, with a waste contest slated for Tuesday.
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Orpheum Theatre
Harvey Players
Golden West
Muscatine High Repeats Accredit Status With North Central
Muscatine High School has been readmitted to the North Central Association's accredited list for next year. Principal Glen True and Inspector E McClenahan are cited for restoring the school to its status after a prior decline. Only 60 Iowa schools meet the association standards.
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Muscatine High School
Glen BE. True
Pp. E. McClenahan
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Muscatine
United States
Iowa
Education’s cooperative effort praised by board and teachers
A statement commends the close collaboration among students, teachers, and the board of education, highlighting the joint effort as essential to meeting high standards and advancing education.
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Board of Education
Ottawa Clergyman to Speak Here on Sunday
The Rev. Charles Day of Ottawa Kansas will preach at Grace Lutheran church on Sunday with morning and evening services. He arrived this morning and the congregation plans to welcome him. The local church had been without a pastor since last fall when Rev. A H Isham left for Redlands California. The sermon topic will be "The Open Books."
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Charles
Ottawa
Kan
Grace Lutheran Church
Day
Grace Lutheran
Isham
Red Ands
Calif
Day Preaches On The Capacity Of The Human Soul
The Rev. Mr. Day will lead evening worship with a discourse on The Capacity of the Human Soul and continue in the morning with a purpit subject discussion.
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Mr. Day
Sharpe Favors Summer Baseball at Cornell
Ithaca N Y March 29 Coach Albert T Sharpe Cornell s baseball coach in discussing the summer baseball rule says if a college player wants to devote his summer vacation to playing ball there is no reason he should not be allowed to do so He notes colleges have rules yet should yield to the idea that top players could aid finances by summer play and compares it to selling goods for income
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Ithaca
Albert TH. Sharpe
Cornell
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