East Hill News Highlights Local Celebrations and Reopenings
Mrs. Emery M. Duncan hosted about thirty relatives for her husband E M Duncan on his thirty first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W Bast observed their third wedding anniversary with a musical program and a rug gift. Mrs Peter Tiedemann celebrated her twenty first birthday with games and music. The Weed park store reopened with new stock and home improvements. Many locals and visitors are noted across East Hill, including trips to Davenport and Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery M. Duncan
Weed Park
Fred W. Bast
Smalley Avenue
Bast
Fred Ribbee
Davenport
Peter Tiedemann
Monroe Street
Frances Huffman
Kewanee
Ill
D. B. Huffman
East Fourth Street
Fast Hill
Seth Roberts
Clinton
M. Smith
East Seventh Street
A. G. Tyler
Archie
Sherman Street
Little Rock
Ark
Kennelly
Benton, Ark
Moore
Kansas
Frances Bielefeld
Grant Street
Fruitland
George Mockmore
Wilton
East Hill
Leslie Larson
George Simmons
East Tenth Street
William Sampson
Mason City
City
Kate Stinehart
Glen Dale
Adam Eis
Park Avenue
Schwartz
Bennett
Hazel
Sadie
Pleasant Prairie
Phillip and
John Batchelor
Xnew Era
August Henke
East Second Street
Bert Hurlbut
Chris. Beckey
Artie Johnson
West Fourth Street
Barney Miller
Park Place
Fred Timm
East Eighth Street
Mrs. Tobin
Kane
Frank Phillips
Fairport
Reity
George Maylone
McArthur Street
Anna Parmelee
Parmelee
Mary Miller
Shaw
Isett Avenue
West Liberty
Frank Budlier
Moscow
Emma Peterson
Moline
Kecklerville
A. C. Martin
May Howard
Rock Island
Charles Smith
Cyrus Baker
Sweetland Township
Friends
E. Y. Pace
J. B. Hampton
Sweetland Center
P. Blanchard
Gypsies ordered out of East Hill by city officer
A band of gypsies lingering in East Hill and Kecklerville was ordered from the town by Officer Jacob Ziffron after complaints from residents. He accompanied them to the city limits and directed them toward Burlington. The report also lists various residents and their activities around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Kecklerville
Jacob Ziffron
Ziffron
Burlington
Plain Truth About Coffee Switching to Postum Improves Health
A New Hampshire man with 30 years experience describes coffee's adverse effects on appetite stomach bowels and sleep. He switched to Postum six years ago and reports gradual, lasting improvements in digestion regularity and sleep. He notes he would be a helpless invalid if he had stayed with coffee. Read The Road to Wellville. There’s a Reason.
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N. H
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
DeRuyter
Gillette
Charles George
Grace Brown
South Otselic
Cortland
Utica
Billy
Eagle Bay
Charles Gordon
New York
Tupper Lake
Charles George and Wife
Speakers Set for Trinity Church Lenten Series
Trinity Episcopal church will host several lectures this Lent. Rev. Allan Judd of Clinton speaks Wednesday and Rev. John Arthur of Cedar Rapids speaks Friday. Next week features Rev. S. H. Sherwood and Rev. W. D. Williams. Holy week services planned and church groups meet this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Iowa
Allan Judd
St. John’s Church
Clinton
John Arthur
Grace Church
Cedar Rapids
S. H. Sherwood
Rock Island
W. D. Williams
Dedicatory program for First Congregational church completed
The complete dedication program for the new First Congregational church runs April 3 to 9 with organ concerts, vocal solos, and multiple organ pieces led by Edward B. Scheve and Amalia Schmidt Gobble. The Sunday schedule includes a Y M C A men’s meeting, Bible-themed addresses led by Rev. Frank T. Lee and Rev. J. N. Elliott, and fellowship sessions on April 8 and 9 featuring Gov. Albert B. Cummins and President George E. MacLean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Edward B. Scheve
Amalia Schmidt Gobble
Dubois
Praeludium
Eeys Hee
J. M. L. Payne
Hugh Jameson
Frank T. Lee
Bible School
Washburn College
J. N. Elliott
D. D
Horace D. Herr
God
J. C. H. Light
Holy
Rockwell
H. F. Martin
J. C. Willits
D. D. Weer
Judson Kempton
P. M. Conant
Stra- Balle
George E. MacLean
America
Grace Brown case recounts a fatal love tragedy and trial
A girl's letters reveal a troubled romance leading to Grace Brown's murder near Big Moose Lake. Clarence Gillette's 1906 trial resulted in a first degree murder conviction, death sentence upheld after appeals, and Governor Hughes refused clemency.
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Big Moose
Gillette
Glenmore
Charles Grahm
Albany
Old Forge
Arrowhead
Eagle Bay
Cortland
Grace Brown
Herkimer
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Hughes
Nichols Athletic Club Clinches City Championship
Nichols Athletic club defeats the Jolly five 35 to 22 to claim the city basketball title. Charles Robinson of Muscatine officiated. first half 23-16 Athletics. See Syndicate Special for details. Swickard Mapes Zybark Healey and Zybark for Athletics. Elder Elder and Borgstedt for Jolly five. Free throws: Mapes 0 of 12, Borgstedt 6 of 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols, Jr
Jolly
Nichols Athletic Club
Charles Robinson
Muscatine
Swickard
Mapes
Zybark
Healey
Elder
Smith
Borgstedt
Students Wish 10 See Tourists Play
Iowa City eyed exhibition game between Muscatine basketball team and freshmen five as University of Iowa ineligible first team members restrict regular games. No final arrangements yet but Frank Butler said athletic board aims to bring the Tourists if manager Kautz can arrange terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Muscatine
State University of Iowa
University
Frank Butler
Kautz
Reinemund's Catalog Teases Large Skirt Line Display
At Reinemund's Tomorrow we will have at our store for your inspection the complete sample line of one of the largest skirt manufacturers in the country.
Iowa University Clash Over Coed Exhibition Garments
A three way dispute at Iowa University in Iowa City centers on whether female students must perform in public gymnasium attire for an upcoming class exhibition. The women department head opposes public display, preferring private or opt out options, while general athletic directors favor a joint public exhibition for men and women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa University
First Baptist Sunday School Delivers Saloon Debate
The Sunday school of the First Baptist church held a program at the church yesterday debating whether the closing of the saloons hurt Muscatine. Each class presented a liquor traffic topic and Rev. Kempton gave a short address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Muscatine
Kempton
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Ding
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C. A. Giesenhaus
Cash Grocer
Trinity
Mr. Judd
Mr. Arthur
Daughters of the King
Stella Wilson
Congregational Church
Wagner
McDowell
Gavotte Characteristique Oe Guttier
Flagler
Wolstenholme
Batiste
Ischmidt
Church In
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Albert B. Cummins
Lawson
Spir
Itual Guides
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Athletic Five
Nichols
Jolly” Five
Reinemund
Ballerson Stores
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