Neighbors Arrive in Muscatine From Several States
The Muscatine town column lists new residents and their former homes. Names include H P Koenig and wife 1013 Cypress from LaCrosse Wisconsin with jobs at Grain Processing and Heinz. Also Naber family from Davenport 402 East Eighth, Huettl family from Kankakee Illinois, Vick family from Omaha, Loving family from Fairfield, Hoffman from Saginaw, Arvidson from Lima Ohio, Christenson from Chicago, Tesch from Wilton, Baird from Cedar Falls, and Leebig from Pine Street with professional roles and school positions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
H. P. Koenig
Cypress Street
LaCrosse
Wis
Koenig
Grain Processing Corp
H. J. Heinz Co
Henry Naber
East Eighth Street
Davenport
Naber and Son Dairy
Felix Huettl
West Third Street
Kankakee
Ill
Huettl
Dewey Portland Cement Co
George Vick
Sycamore Street
Omaha
Neb
Vick
United Film Service of
Kansas City
Phillip Loving
Burnside
D. J. Hoffman
Oak Street
Saginaw
Mich
Hoffman
Salvation Army
E. E. Arvidson
Lima
Arvidson
Swift and Company
Charles Christensen
West Second Street
Chicago
Christensen
Othmer Heating and Supply Company
Reuben Tesch
Iowa Avenue
Wilton
Tesch
John J. Baird
Cedar Falls
Baird
E. J. Leebig
Pine Street
Lavoptik Eye Comfort Ad with Lens Warning
Advertises Lavoptik as a soothing relief for irritated eyes after lens wear. Claims over 30 years of use, money back guarantee, and availability at all druggists with an eye cup included.
Funeral Rites for Mrs Mary Novak at St Mathias
Requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary Novak of 109 West Eighth street was held at St Mathias church at 9 a.m. Tuesday with Rt. Rev. Msgr. W. L. Hannon celebrant. High school choir directed by Sister M. Olive. Kathleen Kook organist. acolytes Don Hoover Jack Doty Charles Kelley. Casketbearers Will Neff Harold Neff Ray Brown Cyril Meyer Ed Hoffman Norbert Kuebler. Burial in St Mary's cemetery via Riley Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Novak
West Eighth Street
Hershey Hospital
St.Mathias Church
W. L. Hannon
M. Olive
Kathleen Kook
Don Hoover
Jack Doty
Charles Kelley
Will
Harold Neff
Ray Brown
Cyril Meyer
Ed Hoffman
Norbert Kuebler
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Riley Funeral Home
Swift and Co Hatchery Manager Ties to Algona
Mr. Loebig serves as hatchery manager for Swift and Company traveling from Muscatine to Algona. His mother in law, Mrs. Katherine Hansen, resides with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Algona
Loebig
Swift and Company
Decorative filet crochet chair-set pattern 7353
Decorative crochet note offers a simple filet pattern for a winter chair-set with horse motifs. Promotes pattern 7353 featuring charts and photos, requires twenty cents and mailing to The Muscatine Journal, address in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal
Household Arts Dept
P. O
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Brooks
Township Women Annual Tea at McCormac Home
Mrs. Har old McCormac hosted the Concord township annual tea east of Columbus Junction. Bette Cruzen and Ora Deppy announced plans for the year. Officers elected included Earle Wilson township chairman and Ralph Morris publicity chairman. A social hour followed with musical selections by Diane McCormac and Joyce Hafner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Harold McCormac
Concord Township
Bette Cruzen
Ora Deppy
Louisa County
Earle Wilson
Ralph Morris
Harlan Berk
Harlem Foster
E. FE. Shellabarger
Harvey Maxson
Robert Schmidt
Marvin Furnas
Diane McCormac
Joyce Hafner
Vets Group Seeks Vote Boost For Election Effort
The Muscatine 49 and 8 Society launched a campaign to register and mobilize veterans and their families for the November 2 election. The group, La Societe des 49 Hommes et 8 Chevaux, met at the Legion home with Ralph A. McBride presiding. Delegates were appointed to committees on child welfare entertainment and junior baseball for the year, and past leaders received badges. The report notes the Iowa bonus as a key veterans issue and adds unrelated lines about the Bank of England and farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine “49
la Societe Des
Legion Home
Ralph A. McBride
Iowa
E. E. Bloom
Larence Martin
Ben Gallaher
Chef de Gare McBride
Chef de Gare Buttons
Benjamin Sywassink
Raymond Grimm
E. F E. Bloom
Teachers Return From Lutheran Conference In Indiana
Four Muscatine teachers including Miss Clara Herman and P J Springer return from the American Lutheran conference in Ft Wayne Indiana. Talks on Christian education were held with a puppet show by St Johns school children and an organ recital by Verton Eby. Officers elected include Miss Elsie Mueller president and Miss Clara Damm secretary with Norman Jacobs statistician. next conference set for Appleton Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Clara Herman
P. J. Springer
Sara Gimble
Herbert Grebing
Zion Lutheran School
American Lutheran Church
Ft. Wayne
Ind
St. John’s School
Verton Eby
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Elsie Mueller
Waverly
Edna Wessel
Lulu Hohensee
Woodville
Clara Damm
Blue Island
Norman Jacobs
Appleton
Wis
W B A Members Invited to Illinois State Canvo
The Rock Island Home Benefit Association meeting announced a state convention Oct 9 10 at Ft Armstrong hotel Rock Island with several local members planning to attend A class of candidates was initiated at the meeting Games with prizes awarded to Nevum Stevens and Margaret Botton of West Liberty and Fdna Reinier of Muscatine Sylvia Leonhard and Inez Lange served on the social committee A penny potluck supper is planned for Oct 18 at the next meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Benefit Association
Rock Island Revue
Ft. Armstrong Hotel
Rock Island
Nevum
Stevens
Margaret Botton
West Liberty
Fdna Reinier
Muscatine
Sylvia Leonhard
Inez Lange
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The
Muscatine Bank and Trust
Rock
Mautz V14
RED Paint Store
George Olmsted
World Government
Muscatine High School
Olmsted
West Point
U. S
the Press
the Muscatine Journal
Your Community Daily Newspaper
Chesterfield
Durham
N. C
McCormac
Bank of England
Hoover Cleaners
Ptop
Hoover
Alee
PNT
Aaa
Indiana
W.B.A
Illinois State
Canvo
Phillips OO
Mahraun
Mulberry
Wilson
Steam Cleaning Service
Hershey and
Green Streets
Lucas
Muscatine, IA
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