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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1918

Page

4

Hope Lingers Over Moldavia Loss Linked To Kobos Name

Amid wartime checks, Muscatine soldier Henry Garrett Kobes is feared lost on the Moldavia, but officials note John Kobus of South Milwaukee as the casualty list. Family and townsfolk urge caution, citing strong differences in names and origins, with official notices pending confirmation from the Fifty-Eighth Infantry casualties.

Henry Garrett Kobos Moldavian John Kobus Moldavia John Kobas, Jr Muscatine Henry Garrett Kobes Milwaukee Austin Fifty-Eighth Infantry Muscatine County

War Work Funds Pledged By Local Methodist Church

The Rev U S Smith announced that the local First Methodist Church has pledged 250 of the 290 dollars required for war work funds. The national one million dollar target is partly met and the local quota will be sent to Philadelphia in thirty days. Funds will provide army camp chaplains, strengthen churches near camps, and aid orphans and widows in allied nations.

First Methodist Church U. S. Smith Philadelphia United States France Belgium Italy Russia

Leader of 168th infantry to be removed

Des Moines May 31 A special dispatch from Washington reports Colonel Se R Bennet of Des Moines, commanding the 168th Iowa Rainbow Division in France, found physically disqualified for further overseas service and to be succeeded by a regular army officer. No official confirmation or denial is available.

Associated Press Des Moines Evening Tribune Washington, D. C Se. R. Bennett 168Th Iowa Third Iowa France Nog

Gas problem still in air in Muscatine council report

The Muscatine council edges toward a solution on municipal gas issues. An investigating committee is formed with representatives from the city and the gas company. potential resignation of J L Giesler may delay the process further as data comparison with other cities continues and a separate municipal ownership study awaits appointment.

Muscatine Muscating Lighting Company J. A. Bartemeter J. L. Giesler Gas Company Hoffman Hoffman As the Third Man. Mr. Giesler

Arrests of Women Who Evade Law Over Citizenship

A government statement by Chief S G Bronner explains how American women who marry foreigners acquire their husbands nationality and lose certain rights if the husband remains an enemy alien. It covers loss and restoration of citizenship upon death or divorce and the status of American-born women who marry German or Austrian subjects.

S. G.bronner United States Germany Austria

Father Recalls Garish Ties at Christmas Old Stuff

A reflective note recalls garish ties given to a father during Christmas past. The poem hints that no surprise arrived, and with time the garish gifts become a fixture in memory as years pass.

Registration rules for alien females across the United States

A government notice explains that German or Austrian empire females aged fourteen and older who are not naturalized must register as aliens. Registration runs from 6 AM to 8 PM for three days beginning Monday June 17. Alien females must carry registration cards at all times or face arrest.

Germany United States

Will Organize Hygiene Class In Muscatine Soon

Plans laid by the Muscatine Red Cross to form classes in home care of the sick and personal hygiene after a talk by Miss Anna Tittman, Red Cross field secretary. Definite steps have been taken to organize the program, with Miss Grace Melvavy, matron of Hershey hospital, involved.

Muscatine Anna Tittman Flald American Red Cross Red Cross Grace Melvavy Hershey Hospi

Corwin School Close Term With Indoor Picnic

An all day Wednesday event at Corwin school Fruitland township closed the present term. Despite stormy weather, many attended an indoor picnic in the school room. Miss Mildred Detthof organized the affair assisted by local students and residents. A noon dinner and afternoon program featured Russell Martin Irene Roland William Spring Verna Essex Arthur Shepard and others.

Corwin Fruitland Township Mildred Detthof West Highth Street Russell Martin Irene Roland William Spring Verna Essex Arthur Shepard Ivan Spring John Schoultz Iva Bartenhagen Jack Baker Lawrence Martin May Shepard George Schoultz William Bpllett Blythe Spring Emma Bartenhagen Bernice Shepard Carl Bartenhagen Mabelle Spring Frank Spring

Women Home Care Classes Planned For Minor Illnesses

A supervisor will guide new classes likely to span several instructors. The aim is to train women at home to care for minor illnesses chronic ailments and convalescents so graduate nurses can be freed for military duty. Only the most acute cases will be kept for trained nurses. Organization proceeds with committee and chairman chosen by Mr Jayne to oversee arrangements.

Tal Jayne

OWA FARM MORTGAGES A reliable investment option

Conservative investors view Iowa farm mortgages as secure with solid value growth. Titus Loan Investment Co offers first mortgages on productive townland in thriving communities, promising steady interest, prompt remittance, and full loan oversight. Small or large investments welcomed with no red tape.

Iowa United States Titus Loan & Investment Company Towa, Ave

Navy promotes Robert Schenck to bugler at Camp Dewey

Robert C. Schenck son of Mr and Mrs R C Schenck of East Ninth Street serves in the 2nd regiment at Camp Dewey Great Lakes Naval Training Station and reports his promotion to bugler. He previously served with the regulars on the border but left due to ill health and recently enlisted in the navy at Chicago where he had been working.

Robert C.schenck R. C. Schenck East Ninth Street

500 Gallons of Whisky Seized in Illinois Barn

Federal agents seized 500 gallons of liquor found in a Rock Island barn belonging to J. J. Mandel after the arrest of Robert Rebuser of Davenport with six gallons. Mandel denied knowledge of the barn’s occupancy, saying he rented it to an unknown person a week before saloons closed.

Cassociated Press Rock Island J. J. Mandell Robert Rebuser Davenport Mandel

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