Birthday celebrations and community notices around Kranz and others
An old society page details birthdays and anniversaries in Abs bourge. George Kranz hosts relatives with lanterns and flowers at a Sunday gathering, while Miss Sarah Shak marks a tenth milestone with games and refreshments. Other events include Sunny Slopes party at Downer home and upcoming gatherings hosted by Gleaner's Band and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Shak
Silsa Sacoh
Rondon Bridge
Lucile Gaker
Miss Bell Goldstoln
Evnleo Cohn
Dorothy Sharp
Sarah Greenblatt
Adlth Share
Lucito Baker
Ida Share
Belle Lowth
How to Tell Use Kresko Tonight Skin Clear Tomorrow
Ad claims KRESKO soap with ERESKO treats skin troubles blemishes and irritation. It promotes a larger jar for 50e and two sizes with family price of $1.00, sold by A.W. Morgan in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kresko
Addryns
Heromico
A.W. Morgan
Auy
Jugend Verein session at church basement this Tuesday
The regular session of the Jugend Verein of the German Lutheran church will meet in the church basement Tuesday evening. The Ladies Aid notice of the United Brethren church will be held at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Null
Gleaner's
United Brathron Church
Mathering Call
Ida
Carrié Malon Mulberry
Livingston
Charlotte Mare
Banner Lodge
U. W. Hall
Christian Endeavor Society of
Tha
United Brethren Church
Mtr
Mra T. Kuechmant
Oak Street
Jugend Verein
Gions Church
Notiety
The
Church Cleared Of Debts After 18 Years
Announcement from Rev D W Brown pastor of Washington and Muscatine A M B churches says the final indebtedness of 30 dollars has been paid in full after 18 years. Brown preached his final sermon of the conference year and plans to attend the Evanston Illinois conference on September 11. He notes contributions from both races cleared the debt and thanks the congregation for the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Brown
Washington and Muscatine
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Albright at Orchard Avenue
About thirty neighbors surprised Mrs. Albright of Orchard avenue Saturday evening for her thirtieth birthday. Entertainment included readings by Mrs. Bodkins and Mrs. Frawler, a piano duet by Mrs. Douglas and McKee, a vocal solo by Mrs. Huey, and a supper served to close the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aright
Orchard Avenue
J. Bodkins
Douglas
L. R. McKee
Will Huey
W. P. Frawler
Wapello Social Roundup of Visiting Friends and Moves
Wapello residents and visitors are noted in a string of brief items. Charles Braitnack arrives from Independence for a several days visit. Welch and family depart for Burlington where Welch works for Hawkeye Motor Co. Miss Zora Queer of Seymour visits Miss Clarence Carper. Otha Rubie and son travel to Burlington for work in a garage. John Boden becomes clerk at Hol. C. Castle store. Dean Thomas visits Burlington. Harold Ross from Washington visits Elmo Friends. Kendall returns to Davenport after visiting parents southwest of town. Susie Tynes of Madison and Mrs. Van Bedie of Duamond La visit Bard sister. Alberta Stephens goes to Winnfield for a college friend’s wedding. Mr. H. Sunday School holds annual picnic in Fred Gals pasture. Mrs. R. E. Grattan and daughters return from Harlan and Oskaloosa. Hortense and Mary Davis visit West Liberty then West Branch, visiting uncles Stuart Archibald and John Davis. Adelia Dourt of Cedar Rapids visits for duties in the city. Ray C. Wydman and family return from Ohio and Winona Lake trip. Mrs. Nancy Mutch and brother Glen Downs depart for Tempe Arizona to enter state normal. Elmer Marshall joins the post office as assistant. Deihl family and others attend a Deiht reunion at Morning Gun. Mrs. Frank Archibald and children return home to Moo mouth Illinois after visits in city and Lone Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Charles Braitnack
Independence
Welch
Burlington
Hawkeye Mator Co
Clarence Carper
Zora Queer
Seymour
Iowa
Queer
Pratsons College
Pairfield
Yra
Otha Rubie
Little Son
Rubie
John Boden
Caro
Hol. C. Castle
Dean Thomas
Harold Ross
Washington
Elmo
Kendall
Davenport
EK. E. Kendall
Susie Tynes
Madison
Airs
van Bedie
Duamond
Seth Bouton
Bard
Alberta Stephens
Winteld
Jews
Wesleyan
West Branch
John Davis
Adelia ‘Dourt
Cedar Rapids
Ray
C. W. Sydman
John
Ohio
Winona
Winone Lake
Indiana
Nancy Mutch
Glen Downs
Teparted
Tempe
Arizona
State Normal
Elmer Marshalls
George Deihl
John Deihl
Hmme Wright
Dirs
Steve Pantel
Harry Archibald
Wits
Merritt Dalhl
Deiht
George M Cohan and Child Injured in Hartford Auto Crash
George M. Cohan, famed songwriter and actor, and his young daughter Georgette were brought to Hartford hospital after a high speed auto collision with a wagon. Georgette suffered a fractured skull and Cohan was seriously hurt. Former wife Levy, a familiar stage figure, rushed to the hospital, drawing the estranged couple back together by the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Cohan
Georgette
Hartford, Conn
Hartford
Misgother Levy
Capltan
Gohan
South End St Louis Clergyman Heard in South End
Reverend Henry J. Diercks of St Louis preached at the Musserville Methodist church last night before a large South End congregation. Retuning pastor Fred Wangelin of Musterd Congregational church delivered his first sermon since vacation. Various residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of local movements and events across the South End including fairgoing, travel, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
South End
Henry J. Diercks
St Louis
Salem Methodist Episcopal Church
Muséerville Melledlat Episcopal Church
Dierski
Muscatine and Sill
St. Loui
Masserville
Diercks
Wangelin
Fred Wangelin
Hawkeye Star Returns as Grinnell Chemistry Instructor
William Ziegler, once a Rhodes scholar at Oxford, returns to America to take an instructor position in chemistry at Grinnell College. A standout athlete at Grinnell, he earned varsity letters in all major sports, set weight records, and starred in tackle, basketball, and baseball. At Oxford, he excelled in track against Cambridge and earned praise as a top all around athlete. He plans to aid Grinnell athletic programs during his teaching tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
William Ziegler
Towa
Oxford
America
Jear
Grinnell College
Ziegler
Iowa
Cambridge University
Bill
Street Car Workers Union Convenes in Salt Lake City
The thirteenth biennial convention of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employees opens with about 300 delegates in Salt Lake City. Mayor Samuel H. Clark welcomes attendees as international resident W. D. Mahom of Detroit notes the meeting may run two weeks for extensive business including pension readjustment and possible creation of a women’s branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Uta
Sept. S
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Employes of America
United States
Samuel H. Clark
W. D. Mahom
Detroit
East Hill Cyclist Injures in Tandem Pole Accident
Sheldon Schreurs riding on tandem escaped injury after a collision near Esse Second Street. Zoug, riding Harley Davidson, was thrown, struck a telephone pole and suffered head and shoulder bruises. Dr Tyler treated a head wound. condition described as improving. Lincoln School reopened with large turnout. classes resume at 1:20 PM following an extended morning delay. Funeral services noted in notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Schreurs
Esse
WallaCe Zeug
Orchard Avenue
Smalley Avenue
Sheldon Sthreurs
Zoug
Schreurs
Zee
BE. K. Tyler
Lincoln Schoo
Lincoln Selgel
Clarence and Aaron Butler funeral notices at church and cemetery
The guardians of Clarence and Aaron Butler of 1509 Washington Street announce funeral services after their drowning on Sunday afternoon. Services will be Tuesday at 1 PM from the family residence and at 2 PM from First Methodist Church, with interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Maing
Clarence
Aaron Butcher
Washington Street
First Methodist Church
Greenwood Cemetery
East Anl Locals Show Traveling Visitors
A. D. Romig of 15 Park Avenue arrived in Rome from Minneapolis and left for Cedar Rapids after spending Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Rorlek of Wilton are guests at James H. Reynolds’s Holly Street home. Seven workmen are excavating for a new home on Holly Street as Kris Altenberad and the Neumeyers and Carl of Burlington, attendees at a recent conference, visit the Latz home before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
ANL
A. D. Romig
Park Avenue
Rome
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Everett Rorlek
Wilton
James H. Reynolds
Holly Street
Jay
Kris Altenberad
F. B. Neumeyer
Gon. Carl
Burlington
Eir
George Latz
Begg Street
Think Two Nebraska Boys Murdered
Lincoln Nebraska September report that two boys John Rys 15 and George Dimer 9 were found dead near Havelock with bullet wounds. Coroner V Au se plans an inquest. The bodies showed they were in each other’s arms and a shotgun and a 22 rifle were found about fifteen feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
John.Rys
George Dimer
Havelock
Ause Chews
Ed. Hoffman
Syery
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George Kranz
Uusiver
Absbourge
Kranz
Emil Kranz
Florence and
Mabel
Gertrude
Vera Kranz
and Kim
Charles Klafenbach
Walter Kladfenbach
Harry
Daskhc
Msunny
Tonans Bauciday
Tornoon
En-Fant
John Downer
Prair
Downer
North Prairie Church
George J. Lange
City
Tao
Stes
Benjamin Batenelor
Munbe| Townsend
George Townsend
Women's Mission
Eirele
First Baptist Church
A. W. Hine
M. W. Stirien
Bietelelolfaleleleeliaelee
Panama
Useatine Journal
Willis J. Abbot
Great
Canal Zone
Cal
Iypense
Sual
Ampeni
Canal
Aparadernee Aa
C.cadle
Haynes
F. Cadle
Puone
Muscatine A. M
Bay
Albright
Henry Diercks
Dormer
Musserville
Retin
Mulford
Steart Breakers
Ing
Sanguet
Edward Bifers
Grandview Avenue
Dewitt, Jr
Wil Pravert
Rock Island
W. A
W. Frick
Dewitt
George Gebbart
Gilbert Street
Dewit Ta
Florence MacDonal
Nichols
Mise Ida Appel
Ludwig Nikola
Hersher Avenue
Waverly
Wartenburg College
Clyde Ryan
Demorest Avenue
Genava
George Schmidt
Forest
Evene
N. J. Rogers
Canesville
Sampson Street
Harry No Hag
Menno
Oregon Street
Geo. Eitman
Hawkeye Star
Street Car Workers Union
IN Convention
East Hill
Second Street
Nebraska
Berences Ada
Register-General
Saturday Evening Post
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