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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1933

Page

8

Teachers to Be Guests at Party in Wapello

The opening meeting of the Parent-Teachers association will be held in the high school auditorium Monday evening September 11 as a reception for teachers. The event is co operated by local churches and the WCTU. The program includes musical numbers introduced by Lois and Vivian Huddle and remarks from Superintendent A R Morledge and Dr J R Fraser.

Wapello Parent-Teachers Association Lois Vivian Huddle A. R. Morledge J. R. Fraser Ralph Stroup Leona Weltha Grand Jury Mildred Baird Morning Sun Harley Wagg Muscatine Bellevue Hospital Cornell Cline Mt. Pleasant Kenneth Fisher Swank Ed Fisher Haberichter Conesville Messer Archibald Peter Mickey Merle Solon Wapello Study Club Presbyterian Church Mite Society Lloyd Roach

Milder Linderman Family Reunion Held at West Liberty Fairgrounds

The Milder Linderman families gathered at the West Liberty fairgrounds for an annual reunion with a potluck dinner and an afternoon of ball games and contests. Leonard Epping of Davenport led entertainment with a dinner committee including Bernadine Kaalberg and Agnes Kaalberg, among others from Davenport Lone Tree Nichols DeWitt and Riverside.

Lone Tree West Liberty Leonard Epping Davenport Bernadine Kaalberg Henry Salemink Nichols Sam Herring Amanda Mumm Ed Mumm Anna Schaapveld Henry Schaapveld Arnold Kaalberg Steve Milder John Rininsland Barney Milder Lewis John Kaalberg William Milder Harry Kaalberg Victor Epping John Thiel Tony Epping Joe Epping John Marcellus Ben Epping Ted Thiel Bobby Lizzie Epping Kate Hazen Bernadine Agnes Kaalberg George Epping Lucille Margaret Woll

Appoint Officers Fill Vacancies Muscatine

Ed Rowe succeeds Fay Jackson as street commissioner. Mr and Mrs Clint Cocklin return from Black Hills trip. Roy Stocke and Roy Bennechsen return from Chicago. Herbert Leiberknecht shipped two carloads of cattle to Chicago. Mr Smoke and Walter Westerbeck attended the Century of Progress. Misses Jean and Priscilla Williams of Mt Vernon visiting relatives here. Mr Benson and daughter Josephine Mollerman and nephew of Elgin spent last week with Howard Snyder. Mrs Snyder returned Monday. News of Christian Werner illness reaches Lee Werner family. Daphne Fields returns from St Louis and plans to take her sister Milo Weile home.

Muscatine Ed Rowe Fay Jackson Clint Cocklin Black Hills S. D Roy Stocke Roy Bennechsen Chicago Herbert Leiberknecht Mr. Smoke Walter Westerbeck Century of Progress Jean Priscilla Williamd Mt. Vernon Benson Milo Weile

Two Cousins Meet After Fifty Years

Nichols M rs Talbot of Waterloo visited Mrs Abi Hesser Tuesday. The pair, both over 80, had not seen each other in more than five decades and learned of each other while Talbot was passing through town. Mrs Hesser is a cousin of Talbot.

Emma Shafer Winnebago Indian Mission Winnebago Neb Olive Meese Hesser Muscatine

Local Names Linked to Grand Mound Event

Grand Mound hosts attendees Mrs. John Gentz and Lucille Epping of Davenport along with Mrs. B. A. Milder and Marie Milder of Nichols for the community gathering.

Grand Mound John Gentz Lucille Epping Davenport B. A. Milder Marie Milder Nichols

WCTU Meeting Draws Big Crowd in Wapello

The local Women’s Christian Temperance Union gathers a large audience with Rev. W J Giffin and Miss Kathryn Lacey providing special music. Ida Chittum is re-elected president with officers Eleanor Ampbhreys Millie Dunn Glen Outcomp and directors named for Bible in Public Schools and other programs.

Burn Arnold National W. J. Giffin Kathryn Lacey Johnson City Tenn Mildred Abbott New York City Ida Chittum Wapello Eleanor Ampbhreys Wyman Millie Dunn Glen Outcomp Nellie Stroup Anna Huddle Emma Williamson Margery Pettis Young People’s Branch

Nine Communists Die In Dusseldorf Murder Case

In Dusseldorf, Germany, nine communists were sentenced to death for killing a Nazi storm trooper and attempting to kill others during an ambush on a Nazi post at Erkrath on June 20, 1932. The prosecutor asked for death for 12 defendants. one received 15 years, two were acquitted.

Dusseldorf Germany Erkrath

Lydia Pinkham's Tablets for Women Ad

Vintage ad copy promoting Lydia Pinkham's Tablets for women. Claims as modern medicine addressing the cause of trouble and assures no narcotics. Mentions availability at druggists and a 50 cent size.

Lydia PB. Pinkham Cro

Athletic Club of Morning Sun Names Officers for Year

Morning Sun club members in the Masonic hall elected officers for the year including President Dr. Roy W. Tandy Vice President Milford Todd Secretary William McKinley and Treasurer Calvan McElhinney All members must be past high school age. Honors at reunion note Wolfert family gathering in War-saw Illinois with seventy five attendees for Mrs Mary Kirchherr’s 86th birthday and Howard Cooley’s birthday observance.

Morning Sun Masonic Hall Roy W. Tandy Milford Todd William McKinley Calvan McElhinney H. D. Cooley Howard Wolfert Warsaw Ill Mary Kirchherr Howard Cooley Walter Rice Memorial Hospital Mt. Pleasant Bowhay Baltimore el Paso Tex Delane Cover Curtiss Hamilton Oakland

1 000 NRA Violators Charged in Three States

Chicago district administrator F L Roberts of the National Recovery Act reports nearly 1 000 violations identified across three states. Investigations target noncompliance and enforcement actions are underway by federal authorities.

Chicago F. L. Roberts National Recovery Act

Lee Rites Held at Letts Church

Funeral service for Mrs. Emma Lee conducted at United Brethren church with Rev. C. O. Winters presiding. L. E. Parsons and Mrs. Harry Gipple sang, Amy Paine at piano, flower committee named, pallbearers listed, and many out of town relatives noted from Washington Lone Tree Chicago Muscatine Trenton Columbus Junction and Fredonia.

John Ritter William Johnson Washington J. R. Toland Lone Tree Will Berry Chicago Oscar Harrison Joe Harmon Clement Brown Pearl Cheseley Muscatine Amy Lee Trenton Verne Gipple Floyd Hall Dewey Jones Charlie Johansmeier Harry Fletche John Tinball R. G. Whistier Roy Aringdale Columbus Junction Arthur Snyder Fredonia

NRA steps to curb code violations in Midwest states

Report notes codes and trade agreements in Illinois Wisconsin and Iowa with expected immediate orders from General Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator to address violations.

Illinois Wisconsin Iowa Hugh S. Johnson NRA

Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Listings

Deeds recorded show Gustav H. Beck and Jennie I. Beck selling to Muscatine Building and Loan Association the east half of lot three and west eight feet of lot four in block 12 South Muscatine. Fred M. Ziegler and others sell to Mary Kent the northerly 56 feet of lot two in Abraham Smalley’s third addition. Thomas R. Hawkins by sheriff deed transfers to First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago part of NW SW section four and a parcel west of highway, plus south 34 acres of SW SE and SE NW of section 16 in township 76 range 4, totaling 104 acres.

Gustav H. Beck Jennie I. Beck Muscatine Building and Loan Association South Muscatine Fred M. Ziegler Mary Kent Abraham Smalley Thomas R. Hawkins First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago

Muscatine High Adopts Supervised Study Plan

Principal Fred Messenger outlines a new school day at Muscatine High School with six periods. Four class periods include 30 minutes of recitation and about one hour of study time per subject. School starts 8 40 a m and ends 3 55 p m with 26 extra minutes for physical training.

Muscatine High School Fred G. Messenger Mr. Messenger Messenger

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Parent- Teacher Association B. L. Christie Methodist Church Meyerholz Lake Donald Bissinger Jean McCullough Martin Hitler Alma Kemper William Kemper Harriett Vandevort Lawrence Parish Merwin Kasiske Ave College Cedar Rap S. S. Kresge Company Association of Limited Price Variety Stores S.S. Kresge Company S. S. Kreage Company S. S$. Kresge CO Athletic Club of Morning Sun Letts Church Sponsored By V. F. W. Auxiliary
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