Quiet Rock Island Wedding of Nolte and Miss Reints
Arthur Nolte and Miss Marguerite Reints quietly wed at the Baptist parsonage on April 20 in Rock Island. After two weeks of secrecy friends learned of the union. the groom, a Citizens' Railway & Light employee, and the bride, a Hershey hospital graduate nurse, plan to reside at Seventh Street and Mulberry Avenue after next week.
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Arthur Nolte
Marguerite Reints
Rock Island
Nolte
Baptist Parsonage
Reed
Mary Nolte
West Fifth Street
Citizens’ Railway & Light Company
Hershey Hospital
Seventh Street
Mulberry Avenue
Luther League Holds Experience Meeting at Grace Lutheran
The Luther League of Grace Lutheran church hosted an experience gathering at the church parlors. Members each contributed one dollar for the League and shared how they received the dollar. Rev. Charles C. Brown of Iowa City and Miss Mable Brunner gave solos alongside church choir selections and other performers.
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Luther League of Grace Lutheran Church
Charles C. Brown
Iowa City
Mable Brunner
Diehl Anniversary at Bijou Theater Observed
The 26th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Diehl proprietors of the Bijou Theater on West Second Street was celebrated with a surprise gathering of friends last evening. Music entertained guests and the hostess received a souvenir spoon. attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W Koep ping, Mr. and Mrs. W Butz, Mr. and Mrs. J McClung, Mr. and Mrs. W C Lumpe, Miss Dora Schafner, A L Rule, William Kell, Gus Hutchings, R W Olson, and Harold Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Diehl
Bijou Theater
West Second Street
W. Koepping
W. Butz
J. McClung
Kensington club meeting at Mrs McGowan home
The Kensington club of the Ladies of the Colonel Hare Circle met yesterday afternoon at Mrs Leah McGowans home on East Sixth Street. A very large attendance enjoyed a pleasant afternoon with refreshments served. Next meeting will be at Mrs Jacob Worst on East Ninth Street. The group holds monthly meetings and biweekly sewing sessions.
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Kensington Club
Colonel Hare
Leah McGowan
East Sixth Street
Jacob Worst
East Ninth Street
Degree of Honor Industrial Society Meeting at Mrs Pressler’s
The Degree of Honor Industrial society met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Laura Pressler’s home on West Seventh street. Several new members were received. Miss Ruth Pressler and Miss Margaret Church performed piano selections. A social period followed the business meeting and refreshments were served.
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Degree of Honor Industrial Society
Laura Pressler
West Seventh _ street
Ruth Pressler
Margaret Church
First Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Host Friday Reception
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Presbyterian church plans a reception Friday after noon inside the church hall. Members invite neighbors and friends to attend, with proceeds supporting church programs and local missions.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Parisian Sage hair restorer boosts growth claim
Public notice from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store advertising Parisian Sage claiming to stop falling hair cure dandruff and itching scalp and restore luxurious hair. Includes testimonial by Chas S Baker from Rochester New York and price 50 cents a bottle from Buffalo manufacturer Giroux Mfg Co.
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Chas. S. Baker
Main Street East
Rochester
N. Y
Havercamp’s
Express
Giroux Mfg. Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Noon Postponed Due to Mrs. Ludlow Illness
The noon session will be postponed until further notice because Mrs. B. C. Ludlow is reported very ill.
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B. C. Ludlow
China Shower Given at Goldstein Home
The home of B. Goldstein on East Seventh street hosted a surprise china shower last evening. Hawkeye and Huttig McDermid Button factory girls gathered to honor Miss Bessie Goldstein, who is to wed May 30 to Sam Hurovitch of Rock Island. Guests of honor included Mrs. Lena Stein of Rock Island and Miss Aline Myers of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Goldstein
East Seventh Street
Hawkeye
Huttig- McDermid
Bessie Goldstein
Miss Goldstein
Sam Hurovitch
Rock Island
Lena Stein
Aline Myers
Chicago
May Breakfast at First Congregational Church
The May Breakfast held at the First Congregational Church parlor by the Ladies Aid Society drew about 125 participants. The room was attractively decorated with May baskets on the tables, making the event a social and financial success for the year.
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First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies Circle meeting recall at Norton home
The Major John Circle ladies met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Isabelle Norton’s East Eighth Street home. The next gathering is set for May 18 at Mrs. August Eichoff’s residence.
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Major John Circle
Isabelle Norton
East Eighth Street
August Eichoff
Fraternal Aid Sewing Society Meets at Mrs Herwig’s Home
The Fraternal Aid Sewing Society will meet Thursday afternoon at 819 Roscoe Avenue the home of Mrs John Herwig. Important business will be transacted all ladies of the society are invited to attend.
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Fraternal Aid Sewing Society
John Herwig
Roscoe Avenue
Red Men urged to sign for Oska loosa trip May 12
Members of the Red Men group planning a trip to Os kaloosa on May 12 should leave their names with W. D. Hine at Hine Bros. hat store. Signed by Lester R. Smith, C. of R.
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Oskaloosa
W. D. Hine
Hine Bros
Lester R. Smith
Relief Aid Sought for Turkish Christians and Muslims
May 5 report from Ambassador Leishman and American consuls in Constantinople states thousands of Christians and Mohammedans in Adana and Alexandretta remain without food or shelter. Immediate needs are food and medicines. Washington coordinates with the National Red Cross to transfer relief funds to the American ambassador for urgent aid.
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Washington, D. C
Turkey
Adana
Alexandretta
State Department
Leishman
Constantinople
National Red Cross
Railway Objects 10 Assessments in Wilton Township Case
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railway contests three assessments totaling $1 009.51 on East Second street after a ditch was dug. City attorney Horan for the city. Carskaddan and Pepper for the plaintiffs. Judge took the matter under advisement after hearing arguments and evidence.
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Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway
Hermann Jarr
William Marchant
East Second Street
Horan
Carskaddan and
Pepper
Jarr-Marchant
Seniors Win Hopes In Muscatine Inter-Class Meet
The Muscatine High School inter-class meet at the fair grounds this afternoon is expected to favor the seniors with standouts Riemcke in the dashes Munn and Baker in the weights. Sophomores show strong depth and every class is well represented in events including high jump broad jump pole vault 190 and 220 yard dashes 440 yard run half mile relay shot put hammer and discus.
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Muscatine High School
Fair Grounds
Riemcke
Munn
Baker
Fifty for Dr Howard’s Specific Half Price Offer
Drug store advertising a half price sale for Dr Howard’s Specific to cure constipation and dyspepsia. Fifty men and women urged to buy a 60 dose package for 25 cents with refund guarantee if relief is not achieved. Mail order option offered with charges paid.
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J. J. Havercamp
Dr. Howard
Havercamp
Fresh Candies and Fruits at White and Hull Corner
Advertisement notes White and Hull at the corner of 3rd and Cedar offering fresh candies and fruits to shoppers.
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White & Hull, Cor
Motto Contest Seeks Muscatine Slogan Prize
Muscatine residents submit city mottoes as two week contest runs under manager Joseph Laemmle of the Family Theatre. A $25 prize awaits the best catch phrase to benefit the city. entries close June 1.
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Muscatine
Joseph Laemmle
Family Theatre
Appreciation for Charles L. Peasley by Friends Meeting
The Friends' Quarterly meeting adopted a minute of appreciation for Charles L. Peasley noting his fifty years of valued membership and faithful attendance. It commends his loyalty to the church and Christian life and expresses sympathy to his relatives and friends.
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Friends’ Quarterly Meeting
Muscataine Journal
Charles L. Peasley
Is land resident Joseph Hoopes Hurt in Buggy Accident
Joseph Hoopes and his wife were knocked from their buggy on Page Hill when a frightened horse bolted after approaching foals. Hoopes sustained facial and head bruises, while Mrs Hoopes escaped injury. The couple, en route to visit Lindley Hoopes, returned to town after the incident.
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Joseph Hoopes
Island
Mrs. Hoopes
Page Hill
High Prairie
Lindley Hoopes
Mrs Scott Returns From Highland Nobles Convention
Mrs Elma Scott district representative to the Sixth Biennial supreme convention of the Highland Nobles at Waterloo reported the assembly very successful She was named to the credentials committee Officers elected include Supreme Protector J L Rose Waterloo Supreme Secretary Edward W Hanson Waterloo Supreme Councilor F C Huber Pana Supreme Physician Dr J A Williams Belle Plaine Supreme Treasurer H F Fitting Dexter Evangel Mrs C R Pauley Cedar Rapids Sentinel George T Detweiler Clinton Guard Van Shaw Texas
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Elma Scott
Supreme Convention
The
Highland Nobles
Waterloo
Bly
C. R. Pauley
Cedar Rapids
Sentinel
George T. Detweiler
Clinton
Root Juice remedy touted as cure all in public appeal
Mrs. J. A. Colbert recounts long suffering from liver and kidney issues and severe stomach problems. She credits Root Juice with rapid improvement after a few days and permanent cure, urging others to try the remedy sold at Maroon's drone store for $1 a bottle or three for $2.50.
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J. A. Colbert
Maroon's
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Burnham
Food and Drug
Washington St
Ee Desliere
Willard Brothers
Lenore Lester
the Warricks
Miss Crit
Luscious
Geo. Bitman
Oxford
Ineichen
Casper
Arthur Nolte and
Margue
Kenosha Chemical CO
Kenosha
Wis
Goldstein
Court Today
Glory
Haskell
Wagner Bros
East 2Nd St
Mr. and
Mrs. Hoopes Goth
Max Siegel
Mrs. Scott
U. S. Weidling
Iowa Ave
Prutrenberg Clothing
2Nd St
Crown
J. A. Bond
Prop
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