South Muscatine Opens Boating Season on the Slough
The Muscatine slough sees launch activity as Rehbein and Stineman place new boats for the season. The launch Hope, purchased by Rehbein and Price, operates well on the upper water while Lewis Stineman’s craft also starts service. William Goetzman expands Slough Boat Livery with dock upgrades, restocked boats, and five new skiffs as locals arrive for summer activities.
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Muscatine Slough
Hope
Alexander Grossheim
Julius Rehbein
Harry Price
Slough
Lewis Stineman
South End
William Goetzman
Slough Boat Livery
West Liberty Funeral for Mrs. William Poole
Funeral services for Mrs. William Poole were held at the family home with Rev. P. H. Green officiating. Interment took place in Oakridge cemetery. Pall bearers included Shert Poole, William Poole, Fred Poole, Fred Phillips, Roy Evans and Ralph Evans.
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West Liberty
William Poole
P. H. Green
The
Christian Church
Oakridge Cemetery
Shert Poole
Fred Poole
Fred Phillips
Roy Evans
Ralph Evans
Annual Meeting of Sunday School at First Presbyterian
The Sunday School of the First Presbyterian church will hold its annual business meeting and officer election on Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the church parlors. All members are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. King's New Life Pills Endorsed for Quick Remedy
An advertisement proclaims Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy for disgraceful conduct of liver and bowels. The notice lists price at 25 cents and the product sold by Haverkamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamp
Vaughan
Vaughan’ S
Dolph Street
Chicago
Exciting Runaway On the River Road
A team owned by Henry Melton broke loose near Fruitland yesterday afternoon and ran nearly a half mile through Hoopes Addition and Oregon Street before capture. The incident occurred when the carpassers frightened the animals as Melton's family viewed the waterworks. Citizens' Railway and Light crews worked on the South End line near the main crossing to resurface track and replace ties as needed.
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South End
W. A. Cooper
Rock Island
J. A. Cooper
Latham Street
Mary Daniels
North English
James Billings
Washington
Stewart Road
Sampson Street
George Flynn
Near Letts
M. H. Hintman
Cedar Rapids
Pond Street
Herman Dehler
Martha
Gertrude Crawley
Ainsworth
Gus Boymen
Port Byron
Columbus Junction
Harry Fiene
Harry Fowler
Davenport
Harold Bayles
Riverside
Musserville
Edward Gerlett
Fairport
the Cross
Amy Hoopes
Ames
State Agricultural College
J. E. Hoopes
Henry Melton
Fruitland
Citizens’ Railway and Light Company
Church Notes for Week Announcements
Local pastors provide a weekly program of church notices for the Journal. The list outlines services, events, and activities planned for the coming week by area congregations.
F Miller Dies at Cedar Rapids After Brights Disease
Former Muscatine resident F Miller dies at 61 in Cedar Rapids after Brights disease. Widow and one daughter survive. Funeral in Muscatine Tuesday with remains brought on Wilton train and burial at Greenwood cemetery.
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Bright
F. Miller
Cedar Rapids
Miller
Wilton
Greenwood Cemetery
First Presbyterian Church Issues Spring Meetings and Elections
The Sunday school annual meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 30 PM at the church. The congregational meeting for officer elections is on April 8. Ladies Aid meets Friday April 3 at 2 PM in the church parlors. reports are requested. Preparatory Service for new members April 9 at 7 30 PM. sacrament on second Sabbath in April. Secretaries to have auxiliary reports ready. Official board meets April 1 and Session on April 6.
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South Muscatine Ladies’ Aid Society
August Earnhardt
King
Titus
Community church April agenda and dedicatory week notes
The schedule lists a Monday 7:30 business session for the men's club with an executive committee report, Wednesday noon lunch program for the Ladies Aid, Thursday midweek meeting on Helpfulness with a scripture passage, and Friday organ recital and new auditorium opening. Pastoral notes announce dedicatory services starting next Sunday at 10:30 and 7:39 evenings, with all services during Dedicatory Week to start promptly.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. L. McColm
W. 4Th St
Kendig
Ladies’ Aid Society
Grace Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
The Grace Lutheran Church announces weekly activities. Monday the young men meet in the basement, Tuesday the catechism class at 7 30 p m, Wednesday the Ladies Aid at 2 00 p m with Mrs Riemenschneider hosting, Wednesday Lenten services at 7 30 p m, and Saturday the senior catechism class at 10 30 a m.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Evangelical Church Weekly Schedule
Confirmation classes Monday and Wednesday evenings. Tuesday Sunday school teachers meeting. Thursday Lenten service at 7 30. Friday confirmation. Saturday church board meeting.
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German Evangelical Church
Church Board
German Congregational Church Weekly Schedule
Tuesday evening at 7 30 the men meet at the parsonage for a talk on Congregationalism. Wednesday afternoon the Ladies Aid meets at the parsonage. Thursday evening catechism class from 6 45 to 7 30 and a prayer meeting from 7 30 to 8 30. Saturday German school 9 to 11 and catechism class 11 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid
Church Societies Schedule This Week
Tuesday and Friday afternoons the Ladies' Aid meet at the church. Wednesday afternoon the W F M S gathers with Mrs. Andrew Cracker of Oak Street. Friday afternoon the Ladies' Aid again meets at the church and Friday evening the Epworth League holds a meeting with choir practice in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Andrew Cracker
Oak Street
Epworth League
Fairport Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Meeting and Friday Services
The Ladies Aid society meets at 2:00 p.m. Friday. Friday evening services follow at 6:45 p.m.
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Fairport Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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Academy of Visitation
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J. S. Smith
J. M. Scott
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Harvey Hazlett
George Jewell
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Victoria Sanitarium
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S. B. Osborn
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Frank Hunter
Joe Miskey
Charlie Burkhart
Charlie Connelly
Leigh Pickering
Walter Schenck
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Ora
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Ethel Close
Erb Lodge
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J. M. Chamberlin
Orchard Park
N. M
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M. S. Church
Home Savings Bank Frea
Ighta
Mexico City
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Mexico
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Lake Chapala
Cuernavaca
Republic of Mexico
A. Dulobery
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