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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1925

Page

8

Mrs Griffin Hosts Surprise Pre Nuptial Party

Mrs H W Griffin entertained last evening at 619 Woodlawn avenue for her sister Miss Velma Clark, whose forthcoming marriage to Arthur Leuchtenburg of Detroit was celebrated with a mock wedding, music, dancing, and gifts. Miss Clark heads trimming and neckwear at Batterson stores.

H. W. Griffin Woodlawn Avenue Velma Clark Clark Arthur Leuchtenburg Detroit Mich Mary Eppel Lillian Callahan Nellie McCleary Lucille Tobias Mary Moore Miss Moore Josephine Stirlen E. E. Goss Miss Clark Batterson Stores

New Officers Selected by Anna Flicker Auxiliary

The Anna Flicker auxiliary of the First Methodist Episcopal church elected the staff of officers for the new church year at a meeting held at Mrs. A. C. Springborn’s home. Elected officials include President Mrs. August Blaesing Jr and First Vice President Ivy White. Delegates to the Maryville branch meeting were Mrs. Blaesing and Miss Elizabeth Greiner.

Anna Flicker First Methodist Episcopal Church A. C. Springborn Cedar Street Ethel Dyche J. J. Fishburn August Blaesing, Jr Ivy Wilhite Myrta Baker Robert Tennyson Adelaide Shoemaker Emma Manlove Arthur Schmidt Mabel Pulse Blaesing Elizabeth Greiner Maryville

Mrs Schoemaker hosts Willing Workers group visit

Mrs Clarence Schoemaker of Detroit entertained the Willing Workers society of the German Methodist Episcopal church in Muscatine last evening. Cards and a social hour followed. she received a farewell gift and plans to return to Detroit within two weeks. The next class meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 13.

Clarence Schoemaker Muscatine Detroit Mich Willing Workers Society German Methodist Episcopal Church Shoemaker

Mooseheart Legion Social Meeting At Moosehall

Mrs Clara Lauckhardt and Mrs Myrtle Price hosted the Women of Mooseheart Legion at a Moosehall social and business meeting. Several members were balloted on and new members initiated. Mrs Mary Prichard and Mrs Anna Rolfe to entertain the society at Moose hall on Sept 28.

Mooseheart Legion Clara Lauckhardt Myrtle Price Moosehall Mary Prichard Anna Rolfe Moose Hall

New Officers Take Charge Of Musserville Society

New officers of the Ladies Aid Society at Musserville Methodist Church preside a meeting in the church hall. Mrs Roy Middleton is president, Mrs W H Randleman vice president, Mrs Albert Snavely secretary, and Mrs David Foster treasurer. Plans were advanced for the annual chicken supper Oct 14.

Musserville Ladies’ Aid Society Musserville Methodist Episcopal Church Roy Middleton W. H. Randleman Albert Snavely David Foster

Ziegenhorn Bieri Wedding Planned For Tonight

Miss Hazel Marie Ziegenhorn and Benjamin F. Bieri of Illinois will wed this evening at the parsonage of the First Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. George Blagg officiating. Relatives will attend as church officer Mrs. W C Michaels has died.

Ziegenhorn-Bieri Hazel Marie Ziegenhorn Benjamin F. Bieri Illinois First Methodist Episcopal Church George Blagg

Pupils to Attend City School of Cooking at Armory

Muscatine High School home economics pupils will take part in the Muscatine Journal third annual cooking school. The first group of 35 attended this afternoon with more groups due Thursday and Friday. Over 109 are enrolled in the department’s classes.

Muscatine High School Muscatine Journal

Big Kiwanis Excursion Aboard The St Paul Moonlit Trip

A large crowd is expected for the Kiwanis sponsored moonlight excursion Friday evening aboard the St Paul the upper Mississippi’s largest steamer known as The Whale. It features five decks no staterooms and a 137 person crew plus New Orleans Harmony Kings jazz orchestra.

St. Paul Upper Mississippi Kiwanis Club Muscatine St. Louis New Orleans Harmony Kings

Eagles Initiation Planned for November 10

At the Eagles lodge regular meeting arrangements were made for an initiation ceremony on Tuesday November 10 with a large class to join the lodge. All Eagles lodges nationwide will conduct similar initiations and weekly meetings begin next Tuesday. One new member completed degree work at the meeting.

Eagles Lodge Eagles

Meeting Features Postponed for Friday Session

A note states special features of Friday’s meeting are postponed while the society holds a brief business gathering in the Philathea room.

Cial Philathea

Farewell Meeting for Ladies Aid at German Methodist Church

The Ladies Aid society of the German Methodist Episcopal church is summoned to a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church. The event serves as a farewell for a group of members, with attendance requested by the organizers.

Ladies’ Aid Society The German Methodist Episcopal Church

Merry Maids Plan Bake Sale at Grimm Drug Store

The Merry Maids class of the Sweet land Methodist Episcopal church will hold a home baking sale at the Grimm drug store on Saturday September 19. Proceeds will be used for class purposes.

Merry Maids Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church Grimm Drug Store

Legion Drive Near Its Goal in Muscatine

Half a days canvass by about 40 men raised over $2,000 toward Muscatine’s $3,380 goal for the American Legion endowment fund. Fred Eichenauer, Legion chairman, predicted over-subscription as teams from Legion Rotary Lions Kiwanis Elks Knights of Pythias Knights of Columbus Cornucopia and Red Men canvass city streets.

Muscatine American Legion Fred Eichenauer City Legion Legion Rotary Lions Kiwanis Elks Knights of Pythias Knights of Columbus Cornucopia Club Red Men

Weather Outlook for Muscatine Brightens Then Clouds Return

The sun shone today after a cloudy period with warmer temps expected tonight and Thursday, mainly in the east and central areas. Dense fog early morning kept air damp, while temperatures rose from 58 at 7 am to 70 at noon. The Mississippi River fell two inches to 2 feet 3 inches.

Muscatine Mercury

SECTION WORKER INJURED ON ARM

Gordon E. Ricketts of Fairport on the Rock Islands section crew suffered serious injuries to his left arm near Melpine yesterday afternoon. A jack slipped while lifting a heavy rail and a bar struck his arm, causing a badly lacerated wound and torn muscle. He was taken to Muscatine for treatment by Dr. W S Norton. Austria is issuing money in new denominations.

Gordon E. Ricketts Fairport Rock Islands Melpine Ricketts Muscatine W.S. Norton

Muscatine Fall Festival Opens With Notable Vaudeville Show

One year ago today Muscatine drew a large audience for the opening night of the Fall Festival featuring a novel vaudeville and musical program.

Muscatine

Local items note car trades and society events

Mr and Mrs Roy Brown return from a 10 day motor trip through Oklahoma and Kansas City. New cars licensed in Muscatine include a Star sedan Otto Maeglin Buick and a Ford truck. Hi club and Harper Brown club plan meetings at the Y M C A. A gasoline motor car expected from Chicago is delayed until Sept 21. A 1920 coupe owned by Paul D Kent was stolen and found. hat and money were taken. Amy Conrow of Manhattan Kansas leaves Muscatine after visiting. Frank D Throop of Davenport visits Muscatine. Rev E H Guenther and family move to Muscatine. Rev Emil Goetz listed.

Roy Brown East Seventh Street Oklahoma Kansas City Everett Thornton Schley H. L. Toussaint Rock Island Chicago Paul D. Kent East Fourth Street Third Cedar Streets Kent

Local Residents Make Moves And Bank Opening At Muscatine

Pastors family departs for Aurora Newfoundland while Gladys Sissel leaves for University of Iowa Iowa City. Woodmen hosts meeting as about 200 students start savings accounts at the high school with total deposits around $60. Banking to begin in grade schools next Tuesday. Louis Burnett visiting Muscatine, staying at Hotel Muscatine. Rev Dick Fisher and Miss Edna Guiff of Fort Wayne are guests at 313 West Sixth street. J P Nugent leaves for Omaha. Mrs Lucy King travels west to Lincoln and Arcadia Nebraska. Mrs Elizabeth Vail of Dallas arrives for extended visit with Mr and Mrs C O McBride. Agricultural club to meet at 3:45 with officer elections. Clifford Collins announces birth of a 10 pound son.

Dick Fisher Edna Guiff Fort Wayne, Ind R. A. Bellows West Sixth Street Elizabeth Vail Dallas Tex Muscatine C. O. McBride West Fourth Street

Nine Months Jail for Injunction Violator Ed Troyer

Ed Troyer of Waterloo received a nine month jail term and fines totaling 1300 dollars for violating liquor injunctions. Judge George W. Wood warned that default on the fines would double the jail time.

Waterloo Ed Troyer George W. Wood

Independent grid team opens season vs Letts Independents

Muscatine Independent football opens its season Sunday afternoon against the Letts Independents at Letts. Coach Jack Ralston strengthened the squad with Harry G. Shaw and rehearsed plans for a hard week of workouts. The Letts lineup includes veteran players like Bull McCleary Nibbs Letts Happy Hildebrand and others from Columbus Junction and Kalona areas.

Jack Ralston Muscatine Letts Independents Letts Columbus Junction Kalona Independents Bull” McCleary Nibbs Kid” Hoon Elks Ralston

Rumor of Glass Death Proves False in Muscatine

Rumors circulated in Muscatine that Sisman Glass, a prominent local merchant, had died at the University hospital in Iowa City. A hospital call confirmed he was alive but in poor condition after several weeks there.

Muscatine Sisman Glass University Hospital Iowa City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Iety Soon Mrs. Griffin Anna Flicker Auxiliary Mrs. Schoemaker W. C. Michaels Women’s Home Missionary Society Cord Tires Paul’s Paul Grafe Prop Walnut Street Armory Old Sol Austria Tor Hi- Club Harper-Brown Club Cone Lake Amy Conrow Manhattan Kas Archie Adams Frank D. Throop Davenport Democrat E. H. Guenther Emil Goetz Gage West Second Street Muscatine Church Aurora Gladys Sissel University of Iowa Woodmen Louis Burnett Hershey State Bank Los Angeles Calif Hotel Muscatine J. P. Nugent West Seventh Street Omaha Lucy King West Lincoln Arcadia Neb Clifford Collins Fletcher Avenue Nestle Lanois Lane’s Beauty Shop Hershey Building Ucial Enit Kerrie Sean the Aluminum Cooking Utensil CO New Kensington, Pa Batterson McQuesten Home, Co Geo. Washington Cafe East Second Street Ment First National Bank First ‘Trust & Savings Bank of Stein’s St. Clair Pop H. H Pickle Stein Confectionery J. B. St. Clair Bottling Works
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