Memorial Day Observance Plans Detailed for Battery C
Memorial Day activities described include Battery C firing the 21 minute salute at 11:00 AM, a parade at 1:00 PM, and a memorial address by Rev. J. W. Graves at Gupte Church. Veterans will assemble at Memorial Hall at 6:00 AM, and services conclude with flower tributes on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallentino
Muxcating
Sattery CG
Mewday
Moray
Moraine
Shelby Norman Dent
Wira
Gupte
J. W. Graves
Karvica
Wil
Wlg Liberts Loan
Eni Aquata
Battery Barn Parade Formation and Salute Schedule
Drivers on Front Street report at 10 30. Horson s to the armory for parade formation on Cedar Street near Third. Four field pieces will be used. no caisson. At 12 o'clock the 21 Gun Salute fires at Greenwool Cemetery. Entire battery amid reports of uniform reports to armory at 1 45 for parade duties and afternoon ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Street
Horsons
Cedar Street
Johnston to Atlantic City for medical association meeting
Dr Johnston plans attendance at the twenty third annual meeting of the American Laryngological, Phonological and Otological Society in Atlantic City New Jersey. Also scheduled are discussions with Dr Down of Lawn City and Dr Mugeng Jr Lewis of Joubuquio. He will attend AMA meetings in New York in June and visit ethnic groups in New York and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HL
Johnston
Athintle City
New Jerney
Vhcinological and Otological Society
Cholaon
Down
Lawn City
Mugeng Jr. Lewis
Joubuquio
American Medical Association
New
Columbus Junction Choral Society Concert Planned
The Columbus Junction Choral Society will perform at the High School gymnasium on Wednesday May 30. Proceeds from the concert go to the public school. Featured pieces include Gounod solos, Schubert and a Star Spangled Banner finale with Dorothy Gardner on piano.
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Columbus
Gounod
Vola
Milas Ioftio Kelly
Aduvid
Jon Darrow
J. Mrod Moora
Galgiers
Schubert
Kole Mlan
Dorothy Gardner
Phorus
Spungsiod Hanoner
Sunday Visits and Local News From Across Washington
A fragmented list of local names and weekend visits from Washington and nearby towns. Residents including Mildred Heusen, Miss Nitin Thamilton, and Mrs. Fannie Rowan are noted visiting relatives, with several trips to Spokane, Cedar Taplin, and Clinton. Weekend socializing and home visits dominate the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alnaworth
A. Mirah
Maynard Fetes
Duiede Wood
Pavidt
Avid
Lavminger
Mea
Coorto
Culek
Nat Ennier
Mildred Heusen
Tid
Mix
Moore
Madiaan
Tha
A. Thompson
Morle
Winhhiston
Thompson
Fannie Rowan
Harry Hammell
Rowan FL
Suneany
Ara
Tean
Portland
Dragton
Chuarge
Glen Sanda
Wieheington
Cockiin Tama
Tiiola
DD. Staphena
Della
Frianti
Mian Nitin Thamilton
Gentervilly
War Mitter
Mim Tiny
Clayton Pourkon
Ponravs
Cal
Reheine
Mes
Worknun
Tiveraide
Will Vinic Roweek
Marsh
Rowe Dolphin
Rivernda
Jutte Simpacn
Mra
Armstrong
Childran
Harry Oahorns
Childean
Mairneld
Vlaltern
John Abrain
H. 1
Deka Holmn
George Tinvtor
Cedar Taplin
Steve Sturdovant Torre
Marton Andarson
Clinton
Remedy advert for summer colds and dental care
An old advertisement urges readers to keep a bottle of a remedy for colds and diarrhoea ready for summer use. It mentions a 60-cent luncheon offer at Hotel Muscatine and promotes a business luncheon with a Cat o’clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Honors For Frantz As Student Body Salutes Principal
High school students honor Dr. L. He Frantz, presenting a solid gold wristwatch with monogram as a retirement tribute after five years as principal. The ceremony included student speeches by Marl Norat and Peter Wilkins and featured the school band, while graduates past year received acknowledgments for their achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. He Frantz
Frants
Hia
Studante
Doelsiott
Hin Remnaris
Marl ‘Norat
Peter Wilkins
Middleton Granted Parole From Fort Madison Prison
District Court records show Middleton, convict in a 1912 breaking and entering case with Robert Stutter, was paroled March 22, 1916, after certification from state officials. The discharge occurred earlier, with officials noting Middleton’s release by the Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Tipton
Woodveg
Sain Ub, Woods
State Board of Parole
Certifento
Diachario
Waward
Local Bankers Discuss County Plan at Wapello
May 2 in Oakville Ganville Ta locals gather for a meeting about county development at Wapello with Liberty Voun plans. Attendees include members of the Presbyterian parish, the Wapello community and visiting relatives, while several families plan future travel and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganville
Argondod
Wupetla
Merman
Witpallo
Maritz
O. T. Lodge
Merrite
Dion
Mra
Larey Archbald Ant Etdran
Markhalthore
van Twicka
W. Thedwards
Wapello
Presbyterian Parsoman
Find
Henry Schwat
Chils Draw
Eueste
Hora Ula
Frinnas
Pan Gallagher
Catninbine Auneelon
Ted Crann
Venstoraie
Wapetle Intn
M.D. Themngan
King Amd
Tedd
Will
Women and Girls to Work on Farms
Washington May 20. The department of agriculture announced a plan to use women and girls in farm work as part of a volunteer world army effort. Women would be employed to free harvest hands, care for workers, and to can and store surplus perishable products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wiens
Department of Agriculture
RuralRecruitment Tour Seeks Applicants Across Towns
Chicago based recruiters plan a statewide tour to seek volunteers from small towns in Illinois. Four speakers will travel an unpaid statewide circuit to urge rural residents to join the national service. Ava Parsons and spouse from Wapello were in the city visiting yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olay
Nana Wara
Xtate Oy
Alinoa
Mrs
Ava, Parsons
Wapello
Ware
City
Fire at Corwin farm in Muscatine destroys upper floors
Fire last evening consumed the upper floor of the Corwin home on Muscatine Inland. Furniture on the lower floor was moved before the flames reached it, total damage not yet estimated. A large maintenance crew works on Oregon Street repair. Local social notes mention Bake sale plans, church gatherings, and visits by residents from Dow Moines and Muscatine with many names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Corwin
Muscatine
Murcntina IM
Landos’ Alt Society
Mia
L. Pio Patterson
Binnie HL
Dow Moines
Munserville Orchestra
Andy Otra
G. W. Barber
Adam Drumms baby born and local visits noted
Montpollon May 29 Mr and Mrs Adam Drumm welcome a baby girl born Tuesday May 29. Davenport visits by Mink Thuth Lowry and Cook. Mary Jane Molhanger to Stanenting with grandchildren. Nina Aneria returns to Musertitan after school term ends. Sundry visits include Wildal Phioffer of Buffalo and Montpellier friends. School term closed. mothers host a luncheon. many local guests and birthday observances for Henry Wilmer and Harold White.
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Montpollon
Adam Drumm
Mays Loto
Mink
Mary
Davenport
Montpellier
Clyde Gobblatian
Molin
Tudy’s
Mies
Marris
Gua
Sehicodor
Payonport
Rikter
Mra
Paterson
Sarlaualy
Joe Moora
Buffalo
Mriodilis
Clyde Nettleton
Gho
Franklin
Jim Jalen Sanders
Ira
Pierenca
Mr Sanders
Hiffalo
Julus Weteh, Jr
Wro
Lom White
Musentina
Dimushtor
Rothkasar
Henry Wilmer
Harold White
Marartine
Milas Thumer
Reinsnger
Roests
Masc Mmo
C. Uf White
Chas, Biull
Helen White
William Mull
Moscow Daily Social Notes Touch Local Visits
Miss Korot Lear visited West Liberty with her sister Mrs Duncan Friday. Elmer Hain Henry Gardner and Vorn Lear spent Saturday at Milson line. Mr and Mrs Comatoch visited Sun at Moton. Roxroth family and kin spent Sunday at Grandview Iowa. Luther Enge began work at Smiths mill Monday morning. Vern Tear left for Washington DA to visit Rosa Mortleke and Margaret Lear Monday. Grant Heartt returned to Washington Town Sunday night. Paul Hahn and Y. J. Pinky spent Friday at Mpton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Korot Lear
West Liberty
Mra
Peto Duncan
Elmer Hain
Henry Gardner
Vorn Lear
Milsonline
Aira
Comatoch
Moton
J. J. Roxroth
Ty Roxroth
Grandview
Iowa
Luther Enge
Smith
New
Vern Tear
Washington
Rosa Mortleke
Margaret Lear
Wilon
Grant Heartt
Paul Hahn
Y. J. Pinky
Mpton
Ellison Leads With Four Hits in C League Game
Bert Blilion of St Paul matched four hits in a Central Association contest against Milwaukee. Blilion, a right fielder, went 4 for 4 with two singles and a triple, facing pitchers Shardell and Goodwin. St Paul fell 4 to 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison
Milwaukee
Bert Blilion
Bt. Paul
Imam
Muskyofield
Shardell
Goodwin
St. Paul
Iby Uo
Punctuality prize planned for YMCA scholars
The YMCA will award prizes to Sunday School scholars in the city for punctual attendance. Each punctual student earns two free training sessions in the YMCA gymnasium and swimming class through the summer. Clinton Wittis, YMCA physical instructor, announced the program and next Sunday will extend it to United Brethren Sunday school scholars who attended last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s’ Christian Association
Y. M.C. A. Gymnasii
Clinton Wittis
YY. M.cg.oa
United Brethren Sunday School
Fixed salaries proposed for dependents of soldiers
A commission of public officials recommends paying wives and other dependents salaries while men are away. Pay scales vary by family size, with spouses but no children receiving 20 dollars monthly, those with children at 40 dollars plus 1 dollar per child under 16. Government support is anticipated, with city and county offices likely to back the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon
Wee
Chienga
Conyider
Urge Germans Go Back To The Farm
The United States Marshals Service advised un naturalized Germans to take up farming if physically fit. The guidance followed appeals amid government restrict ions on water fronts along with forts arsenals and private craft near the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trase Lensre S
New York
Germany
Pale He Sarvica Corporationa
Thoms D. McCarthy
United States
Aorvhal
Farma
Marshal McCarthy
Hter
Ithe
Real Knockout Knocks Out Frat Lightweight Bout
A partially legible account describes heavyweight action in Des Moines where Sally Burns of Minneapolis landed a knockout blow just before the end of the first round, forcing a one minute interval and prompting officials to ring the bell for a second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dor Moines
Charley Aronaon
Kanaan
Sally Burna
Mimnneapoll J
Thair
Tha
QeBan Color Restorer Ad Promises Rejuvenation
A vintage drug ad touts QeBan Color Restorer claiming to restore natural hair color gradually and permanently. It targets gray hair with promises of youth and vigor, cites Morgan and Nexpo Drug Co for distribution, and urges readers to request a free interative booklet on modern culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmy Reta Botus
Q-Ran
Romeanter
Qalsat
Morgan and
Nexpo
Drug Co
Hama
Lorimer Injured at Mill in the South
Former United States senator and banker William Lorimer is recovering at home after an accident at a mill in Jonesville, La, where his right arm was broken in three places. He had been engaged in managing a trust and faced acquittals in the wrecking case of the La Salle Street Savings Bank, having worked in the South to repair losses to visitors of defunct banking institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Chicago
Wm. Lorimer
United States
Jonegerville
Lorimer
Sino Bis Nequittal
Ainto Court
Ainto Court of the Charse
Tha la
Salla Street Savings Bank
Atied Inatitullona
Tha Formier
Ban Boon
Tha Xouth
Public Notice on Street Light Departures
To The Public all street lights out should be reported to the police station at City Hall before 12 o clock next day. Provide sight location and time of outage with the chairman of the Lighting Committee.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Babilat Church
C. Ordina
Trittery C. Veternans
Border Service
Geo. Kranz & Son
Towa Panitorium
Ndijrena
Towa Ave
Wendinger & Aull
Atlantic City
Choral Society
Ainsworth
Chamberlain's Colle
Grahams
Honor Frantz
Middleton
Oakville
Leonid Wash
Provcriation Drug Store
Waa
Makentine Steve Kileway Company
Oregon
Grandview Avenue
Oregon Street
It. G. Tipeton
Ina
State Department
al Dex
Auch An
Obandvilw
Grantview
W. Pold
Cliterd
Lon Grandview
Bhow
Granam
Bundawensir
Graham
Datalao
Wipalle Thehda
AI McGhl
Sero Muscatine
Balerick Holma
Mpond
Moxe
Mark
Damrhgary
Adolph Trexroth
Edward Rexrout
Jemby
Wilton
Rexroth
R Axroth
Von
Mowy Cow
Mrz
Jidolph Jotel
Vordinn
Modearine
Geo
Young and Family
Isle Walters
Italy
Zlimmerman
Mar Mars Young
Teath
Walt
Grumdylaw
Miga Manih
Scacman
Montpalier
Masscow
A. Real Knockout
Dra
Kin+ moy & Milan
Dankola
Davonpert
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