Epworth League Officers Installed at Musserville Church
Last night the Musserville M E church held the installation of Epworth League officers elected April 24. Rev. Brooks gave the address as the program's highlight. The report for the past year shows a flourishing society and meaningful work. Officers: President Ivy Ryan, Vice Rose Cate, Second Vice Emma Manlove, Third Vice Alice Yeager, Fourth Vice Maud Smith, Secretary Will Cate, Asst Secretary Earl Corbin, Treasurer Clyde Ryan, Organist Esther Stohr, Asst Organist Laura James, Chorister Amy Hoopes, Librarians James King and Albert Snavely. Neighborhood notes mention residents traveling, illness improvement, and local building projects.
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Musserville M. E
Epworth League of
Brooks
Miss Ivy Ryan
Miss Rose Cate
Miss Emma Manlove
Alice Yeag
Maud Smith
Will Cate
Earl Corbin
Clyde Ryan
Esther Stohr
Laura James
Amy Hoopes
James King
Albert Snavely
Pledge Money for Mission Promises Quick Building Start
South Muscatine backs a new mission with $2,500 pledged so far. Of this, $1,506 is from small gifts and $1,009 from larger offers including a $500 item. Solicitors report strong response and expect to begin erection of the edifice by mid July with completion anticipated by winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Muscatine
Announcements for the Week in City Churches
City churches report ministers filling pulpits yesterday except A J Kempton who is east Rev J C Rumsey filled in Manchester Iowa H F Martin spoke at Grace English Lutheran Ft Madison with evening youth program A Presbyterian assembly set for Des Moines Thursday with local attendees and a new brick mission to be built at Main St and Hersney Ave seating around 300 plus a gym kitchen and class rooms The mission committee includes Miss Alice Mulford Mrs S Wigim Miss K Funck and others Local news notes church societies meetings and upcoming programs across German Congregational German Methodist St Matthias First Baptist Congregational Trinity Episcopal and First M E churches with services, socials, and planned events through May and June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Kempton
J. C. Rumsey
Manchester
H. F. Martin
Grace English Lutheran Church
Ft. Madison
Carwell
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly of the
Des Moines
J. B. Hudson
E. H. King
W. B. Crawford
Elliott
Main St
Hersney Avenue
Mulford
Alice Mulford
S Wigim
K. Funck
George Nietzel
Wilson Riges
Charles Schmalz
John Bloom
Fred Hitman
Emma Lemkau
Elias Holliday
Fruitland
South End
San Francisco
St. Matthias Church
First Baptist
Edith Housel LeRoy
Chicago
First Baptist Church
H. Jameson
First Congregational Church
Holy City
The
Musical Union
Christian Fellowship
Ed. C. Cook
George B. Jackson
Broadway
Congregational Churches of Iowa
Dubuque
Trinity Episcopal
Daughters of the King
Ladies’ Guild
First M. E
Epworth League
Ladies‘ Aid
Weed Park
Sewing Society
German Evangelical Ladies
Dedication of Trinity Reformed Church Near Wilton
The Trinity Reformed church seven miles northwest of Wilton was dedicated yesterday after raising 1100 dollars. A class of 21 was confirmed and one infant baptized at the evening service. The day included morning and evening services with sermons by Rev. D. S. Fouse and Rev. T. S. Bremer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Trinity Reformed Church
D. S. Fouse
D. D
Superintendent of Missions
Water mains breaks blamed for San Francisco fire crisis
Mayor Schmitz and Spring Valley Water Company engineer Schusseter examined the peninsula mains from Crystal Springs and other lakes. Officials confirmed multiple breaks in the big conduits, explaining the city lacked enough water to fight the fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Schusseter
The
Spring Valley Water Company
Crystal Springs
Aged telegrapher asks doctor to end life in Iowa
Des Moines May 14 J W Un vin of Oskaloosa an aged telegrapher was found near starvation in his hut and asked a doctor to kill him. In a test the physician counted to three and the man did not flinch then he took sugar pills the doctors said were poison and swallowed them. The doctors declare him insane and plan to send him to the state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
J. W. Unvin
Oskaloosa
Dr J H Waldron Offers Evening Office Hours In Muscatine
Patients of Dr J H Waldron report rapid improvements prompting extended hours from 7 to 9 in Muscatine to accommodate callers. Free exams and consultations continue next week with promises to cure chronic diseases including stomach and kidney issues, blood and nerve disorders, rheumatism, scrofula, and other ailments. Office locations and weekly travel plans listed with Iowa phone number.
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J. H. Waldron
Waldron
East Second Street
Muscatine
Wilton
West Liberty
Iowa
Y M C A Employed Officers Plan Indianapolis Conference
The annual conference of employed Y M C A officers will meet in Indianapolis starting June 2 with expected attendance of 700. The event aims to increase officer efficiency and shares a program featuring leaders from New York Chicago and nearby areas. Nine affiliated sectional conferences will accompany the main meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Fred B. Smith
E. Tf. Colton
New York City
Ottumwa
C. C. Michener
New York
Oskaloosa Association
Frank H. Burt
Chicago
Tri-County Teachers Association Formed at West Liberty
At West Liberty on Saturday a tri county teachers association was formed during the meeting of Cedar Johnson and Muscatine county teachers. Officers elected include President E F Shail Vice President E A Cromer Secretary A A Slade and Treasurer Ica M Morris. County superintendents lead the executive and program committees for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Tri-County Teachers Association
E. F. Shail
E. A. Cromer
Drant
A. A. Slade
Iowa City
Ica M
Muscatine
Mercatine County
F. M. Witter
W. F. Chevalier
Leona E. Howe
Agnes Cross
Frances Boot
Wilton
Kathryn Hudiler
Ella Detchon
Moscow
Effie Feltman
Ethel Nauman
Goshen
Mollie Frater
Katie Frater
Lena Gierse
Wapsie
Mrs
Alberta Healey
Sweetland
Myrtle Greiner
Marie E. Hudler
Bloomington
Mary M. Martin
Mrs. Margaret Stout
Death Claims Mrs Hermie May At Columbus Junction
Mrs Hermie May of Gambel avenue Columbus Junction Iowa died after ten days of illness with funeral planned at 3 pm Wednesday from her home conducted by Rev J R Vance. She leaves husband daughter Stella Langenberg sister Nettie Aylsworth and brother S H Woodard. Burial in Columbus City cemetery. Carried relatives Ed Duncan Billa McNeilly and Willie Duncan noted from Clinton Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Hermie May
Gambel Avenue
Clara Jane Woodard
Cold Water
Michigan
May
Stella Langenberg
Nettie Aylsworth
Jennings
S. H. Woodard
Burlington
Gambe] Avenue
J. R. Vance
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Clara Whitney
Willie
Clinton
Iowa
Ed. Duncan
Billa McNeilly
Local residents enjoy visits and travel around town
The notes list several residents visiting relatives in Muscatine Morning Sun West Liberty and Col umbus Junction. People mentioned include S. H. Duncan Leona Dawson Reuben Blair Nellie McSweeny Lillie Grubb Paul Armbright Mrs Chas Neal Maynard Hites Vinnie Lowe Esther Grafe Henry Wilson Miss Margaret Davis Maude Kauffman Thos Meeker Earl Swords and officials Arthur Springer J F Chandler F P Buffington and Fred Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Duncan
G. N. Duncan
A. R. Acheson
Leona Dawson
France Sigafoos
Reuben Blair
Short Creek
Nellie McSweeny
West Liberty
Lillie Grubb
F. M. Mossberry
J. C. Duncan
Winfield
H. Duncan
Paul Armbright
Chas. Neal
Cotter
Harry Hites
Maynard
Muscatine
Vinnie Lowe
Morning Sun
Fred Carpenter
Charles
Mt. Pleasant
Esther Grafe
Will Schlunz
Henry Wilson
J. R. Rickey
Crawfordsville
Henry Leonhard
Margaret Davis
Columbus Junction
Maude Kauffman
Nichols
Thos. Meeker
Letts
Earl Swords
Iowa City
Arthur Springer
J. F. Chandler
Wapello
F. P. Buffington
Fred Moore
Jackson Electric Supply moves to West Second Street
Removal notice states stock of electrical supplies moved from 205 W Second St to 225 W Second St next to Stein Furniture Co. Jackson Electric Supply Co. remains at the same street block in Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
West Second Street
Stein Furniture Co
Jackson Electric Supply Co
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M. F. Church
Musserville Church
William Webb
Wallace Street
Sam Downer
Demorest Avenue
Edith Swain
Miss Brown
Archie Downey
Sampson Street
John Lemkau
Evans Street
Caspar Sehiwab
Peter Framers
Grandview Avenue
Keokuk
Terday
United Brethren
Young People's Society of
U. B
German Congregational
Ladies’ Aid Society
German Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor
F.*w. Carwell
Wrayville
Ladies’ Aid
German Methodist Church
St. Matthias
T. S. Bremer
Cedar Rapids
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
C. Bacon
Theo. Port
H. P. Mason
Reading
Theo. Pert
C. M. Marshall
Eugene Field
I. L. Wright
Orvil Ford
Oney Stevens
Alexander Atwill
Frank Richman
Earl Hemping
Victor
Emil Dietrich
Washburn
N. C
G. W. Kelley
Davenport
Jennie Kelley
Bessie Crocker
Almond Conant
C. Nienabor
Durant
W.F. Miksch
Miksch
W. F. Miksch
South End Grocer
Quickmeal
Doctor
Lowan
Leysen's Shoe Store
Y.M.C.A
Y. M. C. A. Will
Tri-County Teachers’ Associ
Ation
Mira Hershey Lumber Comp’y
Neidig’s Book Store
Tiler's
Evening Journal
Vienna
D. L. Carl
Home Tea Co
Geo. Eitman
Hohler Bros
Business College
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