Louisa Banks to Pay 20 Per Cent
Trustees of Peoples Savings Bank Crawfordsville and the former Wyman Savings Bank announce a 20 percent payment to all depositors holding trust certificates. Holders are receiving payments at once. Reports from the state Sunday school convention at Ottumwa were presented at local churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Peoples Savings Bank
Crawfordsville
Wyman Savings Bank
Wyman
Ottumwa
T. M. Balcoff
Central Presbyterian Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert McCullough
Junction
Z. L. Preston
Benedict
Hazel
Illinois City
Ill
Barla Good
Concord Township
Preston
R. A. Shufelt
D. N. Johnson
R. L. Singleton
Smith Bros
Wapello
Glenn Brown
Moline
George Phillips
Raymond
J. C. Smith
Muscatine
R. F. Smylie
Midway
Dubuque Minister Conducts Service for A H Hartwig
Final rites for Albert H. Hartwig who died Saturday at 2009 Mulberry avenue were held at the First Presbyterian church. Dr. Berger presided with Masonic services later. Burial was in Greenwood cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred Herrmann Henry Otto Bert McAllister August Theobald Henry Fack and Will Umlandt. Flower attendants were Hawkeye Button employees and church deacons and elders attended in a body. Army experts have designed a breathing mask enabling workmen to enter gas-filled airship hulls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Hartwig
Mulberry Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Berger
Dubuque
Greenwood Cemetery
Fred Hermann
Henry Otto
Bert McAllister
August Theobald
Henry Fack
Will Umlandt
Hawkeye Button Company
Mr. Hartwig
Margaret Duncan
Gladys Wiegand
Bernice Pulse
Clara
Irene George
Udga Promises Free Stomach Relief Trial From St Paul
Wm. H. Fraser of St Paul Minnesota promotes Udga a medicine for stomach ailments due to excess acidity. He claims thousands worldwide have benefited and offers a free sample or a seven day money back trial via Henderson drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Fraser
St. Paul
Minn
Udga
Foot-Schulze Bldg
Hendersong Drug Store
Diplomas for 21 at Muscatine Junior College
Miss Willetta Strahan announces 21 students expected to receive diplomas at the Muscatine junior college graduation in early June. The Muscatine list includes 19 local graduates: Jack Asthalter Beverly Clapp Anita Douglass Margaret Fagan Paul Geibel Bernice Gravatt Louis Kammerer Rose Claire Klaffenbach John Krueger Anna Leach Harold Leu Lyle Mason George Moore Anna Mae Sander Bowman Sweet Hubert Tipton George Volger Clifford Worst Paul Yarck Wilma Fuchs Ames and Edwin Wiederrecht Wapello among others. Further commencement plans will be released later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Willetta Strahan
Jack Asthalter
Beverly Clapp
Anita Douglass
Margaret Fagan
Paul Geibel
Bernice Gravatt
Louis Kammerer
Rose Claire Klaffenbach
John Krueger
Anna Leach
Harold Leu
Lyle Mason
Danville Group Presents Sacred Concert at Presbyterian Church
Danville chorus of 17 young men from five denominations gave a sacred concert Sunday evening under Mr. Mix. Alumni banquet plans for Wapello High School set for May 11 with reservations due by May 9. Seventh and eighth grade pupils to take rural Louisa county exams Thursday with 55 eighth and 65 seventh graders. Birthday celebrations honor Clarence Kremer and Mrs. James Keever. Wapello consolidate school faculty enjoyed a steak fry at Sherman Graves farm to end the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Danville
Presbyterian Church
Mix
Wapello High School
Milton Hunter
Otis Hicklin
Ada Smith
Mary Garret
Louisa County
Arthur Kremer
Clarence Kremer
James Keever
LeRoy Laughlin
Dwight
Charles
Charles Hall
Nora Head
Warren Watson
Lois
Marie Hardie
Doris Wilson
West Burlington
Levi Metzgar
Virgil
Winfield
Everett Borman
Marie
Merna
Columbus City
Clyde Partington
Cairo
Joe Brown
Toolesboro
Howard Pontzius
Loyde
Mildred
Mary Yakle
Vinnie Winters
R. Winters
B. F. Clark
Jessie Lockwood
Mae Keever
W. H. Dayton
Albert
Charles Waterhouse
Columbus Junction
A. R. Morledge
Amelia Madson
Leona Weltha
Jean McCullough
Everett Services For Mrs Elizbeth Doran Everett
Funeral rites for Mrs Elizbeth Doran Everett who died at the county home will be held Wednesday at 9 am at St Matthias Church. The Rev Father W L Hannon will officiate and burial will be in St Marys Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at Meyers Funeral Home at 7 30 tonight by Father Hannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Doran Everett
St. Mathias Church
W. L. Hannon
St. Mary's Cemetery
Meyers Funeral Home
Father Hannon
Party Honor for Kathleen Coffey in Wellman
A dinner party hosted by Mrs. Ainsworth and Mrs. William Rea ney celebrated Kathleen Coffey, music instructor and daughter of E. I. Coffey of Wellman, who will wed E. D. Morrison of Washington in June. Guests included Superintendent E. R. Butterworth and teachers. The four course meal featured pink and white decor and a playful pink capsule secret reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Crawford
Louise Hutchinson
Florence Koontz
E. S. Coffey
Wellman
Helen Coffey
Washington
E R. Butterworth
Reaney
Norma Clegg
Walter Reaney
Hoffmeyer Rites Held at Chapel
Dr. B. F. Schwartz of the First Methodist Episcopal church conducted funeral services for George C. Hoffmeyer at the Fairbanks Home for Funerals at 2 p.m. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery. Hoffmeyer died at his Lake township home Saturday. Pallbearers were Charles O'Brien of Oelwein and George and Will Mark, E. E. Eichelberger, and Franklin and Everett Hoffmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Schwartz
First Methodist Episcopal Church
George C. Hoffmeyer
Fairbanks
Greenwood Cemetery
Mr. Hoffmeyer
Lake Township
Charles O'Brien
Oelwein
George
Will Mark
E. E. Eichelberger
Franklin and
Everett Hoffmeyer
Social Roundup Lists Visiting Friends and Young Attendees
Mr and Mrs Colthurst plan a wedding related event for the bride to be. Sunday dinner guests included Flor enc ie Koontz Kathleen Coffey and her mother Mrs E I Coffey of Weisman. Visitors also dropped by E H Genkins home and various relatives across Wapello Davenport Muscatine Dublin and Crawfordsville. Carl Bassler hosted seven schoolmates for Friday evening with music games and a tray luncheon provided by his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colthurst
Florencie Koontz
Kathleen Coffey
E. I. Coffey
Weisman
Willard Genkins
Wapello
E. H.genkins
Fred Orvis
Mr. Orvis
Crawfordsville
E. R. Rhodes
Davenport
Harvey Bosman
Marvin
Mary McConnell
Muscatine
Frank Chihak
Kenneth Ornduff
Batavia
Boicie Kurtz
Kenton
Spessard
E. H. Genkins
Carl
Florence Marr
Wilma Stephens
Ronald Keiper
Joyce Butterworth
John Stephens
la Vauga Miller
Junior McCaleb
Work on Nichols School to Get Under Way Soon
Construction of the Nichols school, a $14,000 project, is set to begin in about three weeks once bonds are sold. L. L. School, PWA engineer, notes Huntzinger and Wagner of Iowa City will manage general construction for $10,000, and Ideal Plumbing and Heating of Davenport will install plumbing and heating for $1,480. The total project cost is about $14,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. School
PWA
Huntzinger and Wagner Firm
Iowa City
Ideal Plumbing and Heating Company
Davenport
Conesville
Bloomington Democratic Caucus Called for Thursday
Rob ert Shields issued a call for the Bloomington township democratic caucus to elect delegates to the county convention and conduct other business. The meeting is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at Kalorama school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Shields
Bloomington Township
Kalorama School
Emma Cooling Rites Observed
Wilton funeral rites for Mrs. Emma Cooling pioneer Wilton woman who died last Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Nettie Higley in Cawker City Kansas were held Monday at the Methodist church with Rev J W Gruber officiating The service was assisted by Rev W O Harless son in law of the deceased A quartet and piano accompaniment sang sacred selections Burial was in Oakdale cemetery Pallbearers named A T Nelson H F Lauser W J Leech Harry Bennet C L Cockshoot and William Herr The Wilton Busy Bees Four H club held a monthly meeting at Miss Gladys Wests home with music and demonstrations and plans for Ames June trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Emma Cooling
Nettie Higley
Cawker City
Kas
J. W. Gruber
W. O. Harless
Ft. Dodge
Rupert Lauser
Elizabeth McCoy
Lydia Kaufman
Loren Gruber
Grace Darting
Oakdale
A. T. Nelson
H. F. Lauser
W. J. Leech
Harry Bennet
C. L. Cockshoot
William Herr
Louis Cooling
Moline
Ill
George
Helen
H. D. Schroeder
E. J. Marticke
Blue Grass
R. E- Marticke
H. R. Maurer
Dorothy
Iowa City
University Hospital
Helen Shuger
Cyrus Shuger
Hershey Hospital
Muscatine
Shuger
Mrs Albers Rites to Be Wednesday
Last services for Mae Viola Albers will be held at 1 30 p m at her home 501 Fairview Avenue and at 2 p m at the First Baptist Church conducted by Rev Vernon L Shantz. Burial follows in St Marys Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Viola Albers
Fairview Avenue
First Baptist Church
Vernon L. Shantz
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Local visit spread among Iowa City families on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Lowrey of Iowa City visited local relatives Sunday. Mrs. H. W. Lamp and Miss Gretchen Coden spent the day with relatives in Rock Island. Mrs. S. M. Kiser was surprised by friends and relatives who arrived with baskets for her birthday celebration. Dinner was served at noon with covers laid for 35. The afternoon hours were spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Orpha Lane
Iowa City
China
The
State University
Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
C. N. Johnston
F. H. Johnston
J. H. Rodruck
Grace Robertson
Cora Marsden
August Foss
Chicago
Guy Lewis
Ainsworth
Rudolph Wagenknecht
Ivanhoe Whitted
Manitou
Cole
Royal Neighbor Lodge
W. E. Gabriel
Walter Jackson
Eddyville
Golconda
Peoria
Ill
Christian Endeavorers
Trinity Reform Church
Joe Schoch
Vistors
Washington
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Shaum
Lowrey Johnson
H. W. Lamp
Gretchen Coden
Rock Island
S. M. Kiser
Don’t Get Up Nights With a 25 Cent Bladder Laxative
A vintage ad promotes BUKETS, a bladder laxative with buchu leaves and juni per oil, sold at Havercamp’s and Henderson’s drug stores for 25 cents. It promises relief from night awakenings and bladder irritation after four days or a money refund, claiming it cleanses impurities and acids and improves backache and leg pain linked to bladder disorders.
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Havercamp’s
Henderson’s
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A. H. Hartwig
Danville Group
Everett
Holland
Ray Othmer
Holland Furnace Company
Hoffmeyer
Ian Economical
Perfection
Detthof Holwe. Co
Rivers
Easy Ride
Miss Lane
You O. K
Nichols
Bloomington
Emma
Methodist Church
Judith Drumm
Gladys West
Jinks
Amaryllis
Ames
Dorng Paul
Jack Wilder
Janet
Mechanicsville
Mrs. Albers
Conoco
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Red Triangle
AAA
Continental Oil CO
N. B.C
Hary Richman
Jack Denny
John B. Kennedy
Bureau of Weights and Measures
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