Local People Attend City Visits and Socials
Numerous Grandview and nearby residents spent yesterday in the city for visits and short trips. Mrs A L Johanson and Mr O B Cocklin returned home, while Miss Ciara Este Miss Gertrude Klotz and others traveled for school and social engagements. Local members of Electa Chapter 22 OES planned a meeting, and several families prepared for weekend visits to Davenport Rock Island and Keswick.
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A. L. Johanson
Grandview
J. F. Jennings
Tipton
Autas
Mayndt
Ciara Este
Mark
O. B. Cockiln
Grandview Peaterdiy Dernoon
Atten
Wits
Miga Faye Mecrew
Ner Hiome
Srg
Chirlis
Suneday
A. Ritter
Tavensstreet
D. Hurolf
Nichols
McDaniel
Sershey Avenue
Ak-Muse-U
Teresita City
Nichol
Yy Ave
Helen Goolish
Rock Island
Pearl Passmore
Bigelow
Minn
Troy Bradford
Lucas Street
Daugh- Ryan
Mulherde
Pound a Cure for Rheumatism
Suffered with rheumatism for two years and could not lift hand to mouth. Leo L Chapmin Ampleton, Lon a writes of severe pain and sleepless nights. Five years ago he began using Chamberlain's Liniment and in two months was well, no longer suffering rheumatism. For sale by all dealers.
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Leo L
Ghapmin
Ampleton
Lona
Yang Chamberlain
Adv
Lectures and Reading at Chautauqua Institute
Chautauqua lecturer series adds an attraction with Prof. A M Harris headlining as an entertainer and public speaking leader from Vanderbilt. A monologue Old Flemingzer will be staged, drawn from Gip Reed's story, amid physioglogical lectures and institute activities. County Superintendent Bradley notes a likely large summer exam class amid salary grade provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Harris
Harris
Valderbill
Uueversity
Nashville
Tens
Fleenezer
Gpia Reed
Gixana
Bradley
Women as Engineers May Join Railroad Ranks
San Francisco reports Mrs Clara Bradley grand president of the auxiliaries of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says women may soon work as engineers conductors and even firemen. She urges belief that women can operate oil burning engines. The auxiliary and the Brotherhood convention discussed workmen's compensation and resumed talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Sal
Clara Bradley
Ladies” Ansillary
Bradley
Reception Given to Juniors by Seniors in Wilton Fa
In Wilton,May 24, juniors were treated by seniors at the big school. The Thursday evening event at the Masonic hall featured a three course supper with covers for the juniors and sophomores, and a program by the high school orchestra. Mrs J O Ralph attended as well as instructsors, making over forty people. Decorations in senior colors white and pure were prominent with napkins place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elas
Twe High School Orchestra
Vie Bond
Doctors consider Muscatine for new Healing Doctors institute
Doctors spent days evaluating Muscatine as a site for their Healing Doctors institute. The group aims to unify all medical schools under a single system, drop old prejudices, and offer a comprehensive treatment approach that blends various practices to cure many chronic ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Basuera Towa
Mascatine
Association of
Fealing Doctors
Veteran racer challenges Confederate veterans in Detroit trial
Champion Tanner of the Grand Army of the Republic sends a challenge to General B. R. Young of the United Confederate Veterans in Tuonisville KY. The contest seeks a race on the cinder path from a quarter mile to ten miles at the Chattanooga encampment next week. Smith, veteran of the Eighth New York and Tenth New York, eyes the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Detroit
Mich
L S Smith
Grand Army of the Appubdice
B. Rl. Young
Tuonisville
United Confederate Veterans
Chattasooga
Mr. Smith Iavi
Saptamiy Smith
New York
Proon of wine RACKS WAR Distinctions in blood types claimed
Experiments by Dr. Edward J. Reichert of the University of Pennsylvania suggest the blood of a negro can be clearly distinguished from that of a white man. He predicts future science will separate bloodlines by nationality and ethnicity, including American versus Chinese and Italian versus English, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Philadelphia
Edward J. Reichert
University of Pennsylvania
Ashes Cast From Building Collapse Scene
A laborer on a thirty four storey Cincinnati building site was cast to the ground from the top upon which he helped to erect the structure. The incident occurred in Cincinnati Ohio on May 24 with workers attempting rescue and relief actions underway.
Foundation stones laid and ashes scattered in compliance
A fragmented notice states foundation stones were laid until completion, ashes of laborers including Jacob Gross were disposed today, passers by complained, cremation and distribution of one dollar to six relatives as part of estate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gross
Gross
French Government to Borrow 30-9,000 for Twenty Years
Charles Dumas, minister of finance, submitted a plan to the cabinet to borrow 30,000 for twenty years to meet gallantry expenses. He told colleagues the measure would raise revenues by 110,000. French bonds fell on the stock exchange amid loan chatter and projections from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dumas
Final Preparations for Rally II in June
Plans are underway for the Ladies of the Maccabees district rally to be held here June 2 with Davenport Clinton and town represented. A welcome by Mrs George Wiles and musical solos by Mrs Dori Davies Williams and others are listed along with a reception at 3 p.m. and a 5 30 p m supper. Committee heads include Myrtle Nesper Elba Thorpe and Carrie Harris. Two senior officers will attend with Glinton Davenport and Town City expected to be represented. Dr Elizabeth Houser of Port Huron will preside along with Mrs Mabel Takua of Des Moines. A February 1 arrival from Keokuk is planned ahead of Valentine’s Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Maccabees
Ben
Chang
George Wiles
Dori Davies- Williams
G. B. Samuels
Verma Grimm
Myrtle Nesper
Elba Thorpe
Annaude Saner
Minnis Barrs
Carrie Harris
Elizabeth
Nora Thomas
Jeanie Werner
Hannah Bartman
Dts Nant, Jr
Keokuk
Former resident Ot Wapello succumbs
Wanello Iowa obituary notes the death of Ot Wapello resident George W. Garrett, son of the late Garrett family. Survived by wife, four brothers, seven children, and a sister. Funeral Monday from the home of the deceased in Wayella to Frieldshin. Burial in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanello
George W. Garjal
Wis Rett
Garret
Bro Dent
Garrett Wis
Julia
Wayalls
Garrett
Wapello
Laredo
Freeland
J. Walter Garrett
Clarence Garrett
Robert Af. Garrett
A. Garrett
Moudey
Wayello
Frieldshin
Wabeth Garrety
Temin
Lovisa
Whdow
Wizabeth
Vknayb
Columbus Junction
Can Not Monopolize Conversation Claim
The U S Telephone Co seeks Supreme Court review of a federal Ohio ruling. It argues contracts with local exchanges in Ohio Indiana and Illinois violate the Sherman Act by routing long distance business to rivals. The company contends manufacturers or producers cannot claim violation. Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
US Telephone Company
Ohio
Indiana
Inois
U. S
Borong
Tho Tay
Washington, D
Memorial services honor Joaquin Higats poet of the Sierras
In Tonor California on May 24 a memorial service will be held for Joaquin ister known as the Poet of the Sierras. The ceremony, led by the Bohemian club of San Francisco, plans to scatter his ashes from the pyre he built. Cremation on the pyre was prevented by municipal restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonor
Sierras
Qaltland
Cal
Joaquinister
Ephe Higats
Elu
San Francisco
Post
Budget panel cuts German army officer demands
A Berlin budget committee adopted a resolution to strike 1,008 additional army lieutenants and 1,044 non commissioned officers from the German government’s requested army force. The measure, introduced by the center party, was presented as a cost saving action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seick
Berlin
Budget Committee
Center Party
Pioneer Cedar Rapids Businessman Col. James EF Landies Dies
Coleman Landies once led the Loyal Legion in Cedar Rapids Iowa and was a prominent local banker. Col. Charles Putman, state bank examiner and former Legion commander, announced his death at home in Cedar Rapids on May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar ‘Rapids
Penl
Loyal Legion
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Charles 1
Putman State Bank Examiner
Cni Putman
Wiennay
Memorial services notice in Memorial hall
Comrades of Shelyy Norman Post invite all members to attend memorial services on Sunday May 2 at 10 a.m. in Memorial hall court house. J. H. Carl will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Rees
Shelyy Norman Post
Neamt
Glevenarra
Tcourt House
Presbyterian Ehurt
J. H. Carl
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