Plans for New Hose House To Be Presented
Engineer Ryan prepares a plat and schedule for Hershey Hose House to be submitted at the December city council meeting. South Muscatine residents expect erection on Hershey Avenue once plans are approved, funds permitting. Howard Groeltz leaves for the Pacific coast with Tacoma as the first stop to seek a location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Hershey
Muscatine
Hershey Aville
Cofist
Howard Groeltz
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Wash
Christmas Cantata Planned at Musserville Church
A Musserville Methodist church committee plans the annual Christmas cantata to be performed by the Sunday school. Rehearsals will begin soon for "'The visit of Mother Goose to the Home of Santa Claus" with Flora Manlove, Mrs. W. B. Ireland, Clyde Ryan, and Martin Seltzer on the organizing committee. The Standard Bearers society also meets Tuesday for a business session at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musserville Methodist Church
Flora Manlove
W. B. Ireland
Clyde Ryan
Martin Seltzer
Mother Goose
Santa Claus
Standard Bearers
South Muscatine
Robert Corlett
Garfield
Burlington
Charles Heisman
Sedalia
Funeral of Mark Manlove Held at Musserville Church
The funeral for Mark D. Manlove, a prominent south city resident, was held yesterday at 10 a.m. at Musserville Methodist Church conducted by Rev. W B Ireland. Burial followed at Greenwood cemetery with a brief Mason ritual and pallbearers Ed Latham James Cross Andrew Crocker John Pitchforth Frank Stohr David Settlemire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark D. Manlove
Musserville Methodist Church
W. B. Ireland
Ireland
Greenwood Cemetery
Ed Latham
James Cross
Andrew Crocker
John Pitchforth
Frank Stohr
David Settlemire
Fourth Ward
South End
Amy Hoopes
J. E. Hoopes
Stewart Road
Ames
Iowa State College
J. Rehmel
Joseph Washburn
Far West
Ray Santry
Montpelier
Ethel Hedges
Kalona
James Leach
Bert Howland
Columbus Junction
Charles Alder
Moline
Ill
Edward Baker
Oscar Weltz
Arden
Ethel Krone
Adams Station
August Beesen
Charles Beesen
Geneseo
William Bloom
Hershey Avenue
Sadie Kuebler
Davenport
East Hill Y P A Social Series Planned at Park Avenue M E
The East Hill Young People’s Union of Park Avenue M E church will host a monthly series of socials starting Dec 1 at Rev H M Strong’s home with a program and refreshments. Miss Jennie Amlong to host the Dec 4 regular meeting. Also notes local movements and visits among East Hill residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Union
Park Avenue M. E
H. M. Strong
Jennie Amlong
East Hill
Henry Holliday
Nichols
Fanny Manley
William Meyers
Wilton
Wilhelm
Dale Street
N. J. Christian
Anna Daut
N. J. Godfrey
Burlington
Muscatine
Edward Towers
Sherman Street
Iowa City
Beautiful Hair From a Home Made Tonic
A home made hair tonic recipe promises better results than costly store brands. Mix half a pint of alcohol with half a pint of water and an ounce of Beta Quinol, shake well for use. Or substitute a pint of imported bay rum for alcohol and water. Beta Quinol daily is said to bring vitality and attractiveness to the hair.
Barnes Benefit Arrangements Under Way At A M E Church
Arrangements are completed for a benefit entertainment by A M E church members to aid Samuel Barnes who has endured internal injuries and ten weeks in hospital. The Woodman hall is booked for December 10 with a program and modest admission. Barnes, an invalid, supports his aging mother and hopes for strong local patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. E. Church
Samuel Barnes
Woodman Hall
Barnes
Y. W. C. A. Notes Sunday Vesper Service Recap
Rainy afternoon attendance held steady as Miss Hoover spoke on Everlasting Life from John 3 16. Amy Hoopes sang, Ivy Pantel and Harriet Mc Juesten performed a duet. Choir offered a collection and a social tea followed. Devotional committee issued ten copy folder outlining next three months meetings. Bible study classes set for tomorrow in Kecklerville and Woodlawn area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hoover
Amy Hoopes
Ivy Pantel
Harriet McJuesten
Y. W
Kecklerville
Sue Conaway
Woodlawn Avenue
M. W. Stirlen
Hen Trust Formation At Poultry Meeting In Muscatine
The Muscatine County Poultry association hosts the eighth annual convention of biddies at the Jackson building West Second street with Southeastern Iowa participants competing for prizes. Early delegates arrive as the Amalgamated Association of Cacklers convenes tomorrow led by Judge W S Russell from Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Association
Cacklers
Muscatine
Amalgamated Association of Cacklers
W. S. Russell
Ottumwa
Gladwin Social Roundup Includes Visit and Travel
Gladwin Iowa hosts multiple visits as Sue Yocum hosts Dennie Wilford and family and Fred Forbes group. Frank Blanchard visits Wilton with Win Blanchard parents. Thos Garard and Mrs Hines spend time in Oakland. Hancher home hosts Cherwinker family from Haskins. Checup clan visits Grinnell to see Hamilton kin. Blanchard and Giesler ship stock in three carloads. Campbell spends Thanksgiving in Muscatine. A large crowd attends last Saturday’s hall dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladwin
Sue Yocum
Dennie Wilford
Fred Forbes
Frank Blanchard
Win Blanchard
Wilton
Thos. Garard
Hines
Oakland
Jas. Cherwinker
Haskins
R. F. Hancher
Will Checup
Hamilton
Grinnell
Blanchard & Giesler
John Campbell
Muscatine
Local Church Notes Highlight Upcoming Meetings
The First M E Church lists events for the week including Philathea class at 110 East Fifth street on Monday at 7 30 p m Cabinet of the Epworth League at 1818 Mulberry avenue on Tuesday at 7 30 p m Women s Foreign Mission society meets Wednesday at 2 45 p m with the theme At Home With the Women s Missionary Friend Mrs W J Grady to lead Epworth League business meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m Mission Study class led by Mrs Anna Jepson at 8 30 p m Rev Osborn to preach Thursday evening and both morning and evening services next Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Walker
East Fifth Street
Epworth League
Marie Bagley
Mulberry Avenue
Women’s Foreign Mission Society
W. J. Grady
Anna Jepson
Osborn
Regular church activities announced for First Baptist
Tuesday the Detta Alphas meet at Miss Clara Kell on Seventh street. Wednesday the pastor preaches at West Hill Mission at 8. Thursday midweek at 7 30 with topic What Our Church Most Needs. Friday the Ladies Aid holds all day sewing. Sunday communion urged for all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Detta Alphas
Clara Kell
Seventh — Street
West Hill
Ladies’ Aid Society
Church committees plan meeting and aid society events
First Presbyterian Church announces a banquet committees meeting in the church parlor tomorrow. The Ladies Aid Society to meet with Mrs Underdonk Monday afternoon to complete work. Westminster Guild meets Tuesday evening. An all day sewing is planned Friday to prepare for the annual sale and supper. large attendance is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
the Aid Society
Underdonk
Westminister Guild
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Church Schedule Brief
Trinity Church notices list Monday service at 9 39 a m Holy communion and Friday litany service at 7 30 p m with St Andrew reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew
Guild Meetings and Annual Reports Noted
Appointments list church guild meetings this week. Monday at 7 30 p m St Margaret s Guild meets at the rectory. Thursday at 2 p m Trinity Guild holds its annual meeting at the rectory with reports read and officers elected. Friday at 4 p m St Katherine s Guild meets at Miss Stella Wilson s home. Friday noted Daugh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret's Guild
Trinity Guild
St. Katherine's Guild
Stella Wilson
The
Daugh
Church Activities Announced For Week In Muscatine
The Litany service at the German Methodist Church will be followed by minutes of church groups. Epworth League holds a meeting Tuesday at 7 39 p m while prayer meets are set for Thursday 7 30 p m. The Ladies Aida society meets Friday afternoon at the church parlors. South Muscatine holds a prayer meeting at the chapel Wednesday at 4 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Methodist Church
Epworth League
Aida Society
South Muscatine
Postal savings banks urged by Postmaster General Meyer
Washington Nov 30 Postmaster General Meyer urges the establishment of postal savings banks and a rural parcels post system as highly beneficial to the public. He notes a 16.9 million dollar deficit in the postal department the largest in its history blaming financial stress. He adds an estimated 500 million dollars hidden away could circulate through the banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Meyer
Parcels Post
Postal Department
Postal Savings Bank
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Iowa Avenue
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