South Muscatine Miss Gremmel to Be Instructor in Music
Miss Gremmel of South Muscatine has accepted a position as assistant piano instructor in Sherman Texas, moving to teach at a local music school.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
7
Miss Gremmel of South Muscatine has accepted a position as assistant piano instructor in Sherman Texas, moving to teach at a local music school.
A shower at the Litz home celebrated Miss Henriette Gremmel, Muscatine’s noted pianist, who plans to move to Sherman Texas to join the North Texas Conservatory of Music as assistant instructor. She will study further under Prof Harold Von Mickwitz who recently led the piano department there. The offer provides a strong start to her professional teaching and performance career.
The Mulford Congregational church men’s club executive committee met last night and decided to add a social session to each meeting to boost interest. The first gathering is set for Tuesday, September 5 with a local speaker opening, and many out of town speakers planned for fall and winter.
A roundup of short items shows residents visiting Columbus Junction Letts and Nichols for fairs and friends. The Atalissa baseball team heads to Wellman. Kate Edwards travels from Atlanta to Nichols. Miss Fay Gillis leaves Chicago after visiting Becker cousins. George W. Silver and M P Davis visit J A Eaton in Fruitland township.
West Liberty Ia Sept 2 Reds of the Epworth League hosted the Blues at the church dining room. Reds were defeated by about 40 points after a lively evening with toasts by Ivan Noland Clarence Vanatta and others and a long list of local arrivals and departures.
The article lists residents traveling to Davenport Muscatine Cedar Rapids and Lone Tree for visits with relatives and friends. It notes several weeklong trips including Miss Sadie Furnis returning from Boulder and Rev Brown's farewell sermon at the M E church. Also mentions Earl Turkle buying the Bowie farm and a cattle shipment from Kansas City to Gibson and Watters.
Allen Doone, the young Irish actor, headlines the Grand's Friday program featuring Beulah Poynter’s dramatization of Molly Bawn. The show expands Ted Luttrell’s role and adds Doone’s singing of new Old Ireland songs, pleasing fans of polished Irish entertainment.
South Cedar residents listed include Mr. and Mrs. Delos Morris, Fred Ridenour, Frank Fox, S. F. Burnett at the state fair. Miss Maude Rockafellow will teach in Atalissa for the coming school year. Miss Hannah Longbotham returned to Davenport work. Hartupee school opens with Minnie Pearson from Springdale as teacher. H. H. Rockafellow and family plus Mrs. Millhone visited Muscatine on business.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a quick cure for coughs and colds. It claims effectiveness similar to preventing lung ailments and lists prices of 50 cents and one dollar from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Mrs. E. Moore of Fruitland spent yesterday visiting with friends in Muscatine.
Mrs. William Wilson of Letts spent the day in the city on a shopping excursion and departed for home yesterday afternoon.
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