Birth Announcements and Local Happenings
W R Ogre, dentist, and Mrs R E Johnson announce the birth of a daughter. Edwin Morley of Marshall Texas arrives in the city to stay with his aunt. The Big Shoe Sale at Casner Shoe Store ends in three days with ladies and men’s shoes up to $6.00 offered at 75 cents. Elizabeth Wilhelm of Plymouth, visiting the Wilhelm home on Lombard street, returns home. Mrs John Butler and family and Mr and Mrs B M White of Richmond, Virginia, depart Davenport after visiting the Butler home at 503 West Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Ogre
Sulta
Magentine State Bank
R. E. Johnson
Sycamore Street
Edwin Morley
Marshall
Texas
A. A. Keath
Old Casner
Une
Elizabeth Wilhelm
Plymouth
F. W. Wilhelm Hone
Lombard Street
John Butler
John
Ian
B.M. White
Richmond
Butler
Fifth Street
Davenport
Casper
Sunday Dinner Feed Ad From G. M. Rickard & Sons
An old advertisement from G. M. Rickard & Sons promotes a Sunday dinner menu including chicken, beef roast, veal, lamb, sparerius, horse, and imported Swiss cheese with phone contact listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Rickard & Sons
Knight rank duties listed under command of 0 C
A brief notice states work in the rank of Knight this evening by order of 0 C. The terse directive indicates preparations or duties to be carried out, with no additional details on time or location provided in the fragment.
Opening of Volger Jewelry Store Draws Crowd and Praise
The Volger jewelry store opened at 110 East Second Street, formerly Nievel Jewelry. A large crowd attended as an orchestral program entertained shoppers. The showroom featured mahogany fixtures, modern wall cases with mirrors, Megale tile floors, and abundant flowers. The opening continues through tomorrow with further orchestra performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volger Jewelry
East Second Street
Nievel
Credit Ta City
New Volgar
Volger
Stand of new moderators discussed at Presbyterian meetings
Delegates at the Northern Southern and United Presbyterian assemblies in Atlanta on May 10 debated the posture of newly elected moderators regarding a possible merger of all Presbyterian branches. Reports noted little light on amalgamation plans while evangelical topics and a joint communion service featured in sessions. moderators named include Hugh W. Barxin and John Timothy Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pen Wevst
Reformed Presbyterian
Hugh W. Barxin
Salt Lake City
John R. Davies
Pennsylvania
W. E. McCulloch
Pittsburgh
John Timothy Stone
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
J. Sprole Ltone
Fist Presbyterian Church
Louisville
United Presbyterians
BR. M. Russell
New Wilmington
Three to Appear Before Judge on Train Drinking Indictment
George Avaetsing Clarence Meinig and Ivan Gray are to be arraigned before Judge Barker in district court to answer the indictment charging the misdemeanor of drinking on a passenger train. County Attorney Thompson indicated the trio would plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Avaetsing
Clarence Meinig
Ivan Gray
Barker
Thompson
Abollet
Muscatine Wife Seeks Help After Desertion by Husband
In Town City on May 16 a Muscatine woman identified as Mrs. Fischer appeared with her 13 month old baby before County Attorney Hart. She said her mother-in-law sent her away to Town City and hinted her husband aided the desertion. Hart investigates the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
Wounded Chief of Police in Iowa Arraignment
Fore Madison May 16 Chief of Police Walking by slarting him with a knife was severely wounded. The suspect named George Switzer from Keokuk waived examination on assault with intent to commit murder. Watkins' equation is favorable today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fore Madison
Justice Court
George Switzer
Keokuk
Watkins
Society Mer Party To Honor Twenty First Birthday
The twenty first birthday anniversary of Pred Nesser will be observed with a two o clock dinner party hosted by his mother at their Mulberry avenue home. A three course menu and patriotic decorations with tiny silk flags are planned. A special guest will be four year old Thomas Beveridge. Guests include Massys Walter Carroll Edward Schroeder Elmer Bloom Glen Shinnhager Russell Starkey Roy Kautz Warren Baker and Ralph Brochin of Atalissa. Addie Schoemaker invites her Sunday school class to an evening party at her Ceder street home with games. Fourteen fidle range from fifteen to seventeen in the class. Mrs Margaret Unn of Fairfield Ta has been visiting the Moynahan family on West Fourth street and H F Lang on Mulberry avenue. Was ahe guest of honor at a small luncheon at the lutter home Thursday. Mrs Pretty left for her home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MER
Wetle
Thomas Beveridge
Ited
Massys
Walter ‘Carroll
Edward Schroeder
Elmer Bloom
Glen Shinnhager
Russell Starkey
Roy Kautz
Warren Baker
Ralph Brochin
Atalissa
Addie Schoemaker
Daughters of the King of the First Baptist Church
Pos Ceder Street
Clase
Severtien
Margaret Unn
Fairfield Ta
Ella, Moynahan
West Fourth Street
H. F. Lang
Mulberry Avenue
Lutter
Pretty
Grandview
Bana Cress
Jessie Cocklin
Muscatine
H. Greiner
Elizabeth
Edna Greiner
Hyrile McPike
J. Donald
A. J. Greiner
D. J. Higley
Wapello
Mary Young
L. G
TE. R. Bartlett
B. R. Bartlett
Nettie Ket
Kathryn McGrew
W. T. Barnett
Letts
D. M. Bridges
Jess Panlling
Neilie
Fred Sher
Gladetone
Geo. W. Wibber
Rush
Gast
Ina
Donald
Mediapolis
Col
Glenn Stephens
Floyd King
Fannie-Jackson
Mintie
Oakville
Kates Es
Weaver
Reports and Addresses at Cincinnati YMCA Convention
May 16 reports and addresses on topics of interest to YMCA workers were presented during a feature day at the international meeting in Cincinnati Ohio. The session highlighted various programs and efforts advancing YMCA work and youth engagement worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Y. M. Co
International convention second day program overview
The second day’s session covered reports on Immigration Conference by Prof. Jeremiah W. Tenks of New York City and on the relation of the association to the church by Frank K. Sanders of Washburn College Topeka Kansas. Also presented were the commission on immigrant time relations by Prof. Tonks and the committee on international committee’s report first section. A social dance at A. O. B. WW hall is planned for Saturday evening May 17 with everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immigration Conference
Jeremiah W. Tenks
New York City
Commission
Association To the Church
Frank K. Sanders
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Association To Time
Jeremiah W. Tonks
Committee On International Compoitiee
Grandview May Festival and Community Notes
Grandview residents attended the May festival in Muscatine Tuesday evening and returned Wednesday afternoon. Local families and visitors from Letts and Columbus Junction appear in social and travel updates, with several attending events, visits, and hospital transfers. The Grandview school board elected new staff for the coming year led by Principal T. E. Bartlett and assistants, as dances and gatherings continue in the community.
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Havergamp
Lyle
Aisi
Barly Mine
Lara
M. Lewin & Son
Adv
Special Committee On
Presbytrian Assembly
Hubby
Muscatine and Vicinity
B. Schmidt Shoe Store
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
M.C. A
L. V. Bodman
A. O. B. WW. Hall
Columbus Junction
Tom Shivbin
Sabin
Chas. Schmalz
Charles Pitchforth
Tacoma
Wash
Wm. Walker
A. L. Holliday
Witton Leiberknecht
Ruby Leiberknecht
Jake Beik
Henry Minert
Harry Lamansky
Brighton
Ter
Frank
Henry Thompson
Winfield
A. O. UW
Hall
Jas. Buster
Ady
Wm. Nelson
O. W. McGrew
Carlton
Lawrence Martin
C. C Adle
Anson Clothing CO
Home OF Good Clothing
East Second St
Frank Anson
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