West Liberty Highs Organize Classes with Officers
West Liberty Ia Sept 17 the high school classes organized naming officers for seniors Margaret Whitacre and Ralph Phelps among others with presidents vice presidents secretaries and class advisors for each grade. Local clubs report officers re elected and community notes cover events and openings including Liberty Floral company opening and civic visits.
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West Liberty
West Liberty High School
Ralph Phelps
Margaret Whitacre
William Smith
Miss Furniss
Adrian Wilson
Kenneth Mosher
Mervin Pope
Phyllis Romaine
Miss Luse
Mabel Milburn
Kenneth Walker
Helen Scott
Miss Quincy
Local residents relocate and visit for colleges and events
Columbus Junction residents Martha Smylie Arion Lowe and Edna Hall travel to Fairfield to enter Parsons College Rex Duncan and Dorothy Schoch return to Iowa Wesleyan College at Mt Pleasant Fred Duncan attends Keokuk Presbytery as a United Presbyterian delegate Des Moines hosts Farmers Union state convention attendees B H Shearer and L Westerbeck attend Farmers Union event in Des Moines Mrs S A Slater visits Columbus City after G A R convention in Grand Rapids and Chicago Estate sale of Mrs Ella Hammond property purchases by W C Davis neighborhood ties Mrs Hammond moves to Greeley Colorado Los Angeles resident Josephine Withrow visits aunt in Columbus City and Wapello Mrs Ralph Gabriel travels to Oskaloosa to visit relatives Alvin Simmons and wife visit Muscatine Rachel Halieck and W B Gelatt attend dinner with E A Rabenold family Wilma Miller from Des Moines spending a few weeks in the area
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Columbus Junction
Martha Smylie
Arion Lowe
Edna Hall
Fairfield
Parsons College
Rex Duncan
Dorothy Schoch
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Fred Duncan
Keokuk
Crawfordsville
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
B. H. Shearer
L. Westerbeck
Des Moines
Farmers’ Union
W. C. Davis
John Fowler
Alvin Simmons
Muscatine
Rachel Halieck
Nichols
W. B. Gelatt
Melcher
E. A. Rabenold
Wilma Miller
Ladies Dress Patterns in Eight to Nine Sizes
Advertisement notes dress patterns for women in eight sizes from 40 to 54 inch bust and nine sizes for stout figures from 38 to 54 inches. Describes fabric yardage for a 44 inch bust and a 42 inch size, with contrast, lace, and trim specifics. Price listed as 15 cents.
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Corres
Fashion Book Order Ad for 1925 1926 Patterns
Pattern department of The Mus Catine Journal invites readers to send 12 cents in silver or stamps for the Up to Date Fall and Winter 1925 1926 Book of Fashions. Include pattern number and size details to receive the catalog.
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Muscatine Journal
Pattern Dept
Musgatine
Iowa
Nichols Community Notes Aug 17 17
William Adams resumes school work in Iowa City after assisting Dr. Muench during vacation. Bleven reunion attendees include Mrs. Rachel Halleck and Mrs. Chet Adams. Bert Fry visits Muscatine. George Stevens from Blue Grass visits. Townsend Nichols and Mrs. Murry depart for Los Angeles after two months with relatives. Funeral of Miss Nelle Walser held at Northwood.
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C. G
T. B. Nichols
D. D. Dongel
Nelle Walser
Northwood
Wellman Ladies Band Elects Officers After Meeting
Mrs. R. E. Snavely visits her father Mr. Sheets of Williamsburg. Bertha and Sylvia Rubeck with Mickey travel to Iowa City. Grant Miller goes to Colorado. At the Wellman Ladies band meeting held Tuesday evening Margerette Moothart is named president and Martha Steiner secretary and treasurer.
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Wellman
R. E. Snavely
Sheets
Williamsburg
Bertha
Sylvia Rubeck
Mickey
Iowa City
Wellman Ladies Band
Margerette Moothart
Martha Steiner
Grant Miller
Colorado
Classified Advertising Rates and Deadlines
Muscatine Journal lists classified rates for small 6 point type at one and a half cents per word per insertion and large 12 point type at three cents per word per insertion. A 20 percent discount applies for cash or payment within five days after the last insertion. Display ads must be in the office by 11 am and classifieds by 11:15 am. close at 11:30 am, no cancellations after.
Morning Sun Obituary and Local News Roundup
Mrs. Albert Casten of Morning Sun dies in Oakdale hospital after five weeks of illness. Funeral services held at the Methodist church with burial at Elmwood cemetery. Also reported: Fire damages the William Stroup residence but saved by the fire department. Birth announced for son to Clarence and Thelma Hutchins in Griffith Indiana. Gladys Springsteen undergoes appendicitis surgery in Burlington hospital and recovers.
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Albert Casten
Oakdale
Methodist Church
H. W. Munster
Elmwood Cemetery
William Stroup
Division Street
Clarence Hutchins
Griffith
Ind
Hutchins
Thelma Baird
Gladys Springsteen
J. H. Springsteen
Burlington Hospital
Local Notes from Ainsworth Iowa Seventeen
Edith Richards nurse spent the past week in Washington caring for a patient. Ella Crawford postponed her sale of household goods to Saturday September 19. Elizabeth Supplee visiting son Frank in Chicago. Julia Marshall visited sister Mrs William Simpson and brother John Nicholson. A J Peterson returned from Woodhull Illinois. Funeral attendance for Tinley Rickey at Wellman. Marshall Edmondson injured ankle ligaments torn. Olds visiting brother John Olds. North Dakota. Sister from Topeka visiting. Paul Armstrong and baby arrived from Fairfield.
Drury social notes mix visitors and assignments
Drury Illinois residents report visitors from Randolph Wisconsin and Nokomis Illinois. Otto Kettlecamp and Edwin Ludwig visited the Mewes family then headed to Wapello Illinois. Rev. Prietz of Wrayville returns from the yearly St Louis conference and is assigned to Gordonville Missouri. Newfoundland fish prices rise to wartime highs.
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Drury, Ill
Peppers
Randolph
Wis
Otto Kettlecamp
Edwin Ludwig
Nokomis
Ill
F.C. Mewes
Wapello
Prietz
Wrayville
St. Louis
Gordonville
Wanted to Rent and Work, Private Home
Short classified notes show a middle aged man seeking a furnished room in a private family near town and offering to pay. Additional items advertise in home service requests for washing ironing cleaning and furniture buying contact 745-A 428 E 2nd Frank A. Warden.
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Call
Frank A. Warden
City Board of Health meeting notes Sept 1925
The City Board of Health held its regular monthly session on September 15 1925 with Alderman Detthof chairing pro tem due to the mayor’s absence. Reports included animal slaughter totals milk test results and notifiable disease counts and a $1.65 bill from Nesper Drug Co. was certified for payment.
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City Board of Health
Ald
Detthof
Board of Health
Beeves
Bingelli
Coyner
Wiggers
Hocksema
Schwab
White Lilly
E. Smalley
L. Lamb
Foster
Hocke
Dermody
Mittman
Sheppard
McDowell
Schroeder
Finley
Miller Soprano Wins Drake Fellowship for Juilliard Study
Miss Miller, a Drake University soprano, is set to leave for New York City to join the Juilliard Musical Foundation. She and two other Drake artists received $1,000 fellowships each, covering a year of intensive instruction with distinguished Foundation teachers.
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R. O. Lynn
New York City
Juilliard Musical Foundation
Good Things to Eat Chicken Livers and Bacon
Quarter liver pieces dipped in flour wrapped with bacon and broiled to crisp. Delicious over vanilla ice cream and puddings. Also a cherry syrup made by boiling sugar and water until thread thick, then adding pitted cherries to thicken.
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Margaret Hise
Patricia Hill
Manuel Sabot
Helen Brandt
Miss Clark
Mary A. Mills
Cora Lamborn
Ivan Noland
Institute
Benedict Home
Children’s Hospital
Rotary Club
Frank I. Barry
National Guard
Louisville
Kentucky
L. A. Perkins
Tacoma
Wash
F. B. Smart
R. W. Hinkhouse
Adah Rebekah Lodge
M. B. Purvis George Beyer
Laura Kent
Iowa Falls
Harry McCann
Ray
Eveleth
Minn
Liberty Floral Company
Henry Meyer
Rock Island
California
Calhoun
First Streets
Calhoun Street
Wellman News
Cused Cares
the Muscatine Journal
Morning Sun
Ainsworth
Drury News
St. Johns
Newfoundland
M. & W. Chevrolet CO
West Second Street
H. Journal
H. Stoker
East 5Th St
Liberty St
Studebaker Light Liz
Care R. Journal
Iowa Ave
Fred Garrison
West 2Nd and Locust
Geo. M
B & H. Battery Co
Hugh B Holcomb
West Front St
L. M Nevens
Lombard St
Sycamore
Fiat
Cedar St
Frank Ashcraft
Reinicke Rug Store
Walnut St
Hahn Brothers
J. E. Hoopes Co
Steward Rd
Desgee Sunday Register
Crosley
Battery Service Co
Cedar Street
Hardwoood
Stove
Cal
Appies
Anteed
Ben Batchelor
John Sexton
Box H H
Chicago
Titus Loan & Investment CO
Iowa Avenue
Harry Coyner
Mengel’s Market
W. 4Th
St. Davenport
W. Ltd
Ate Strake’s
Clean Car Service
SMALE
Israel Nobedrick
Fphone
Ziegler Canning & Preserving
iCo
Cherry Lance
Armory
Journal
W. M
Douglas Shoes
Leysen’s
Braunwarth Hill
Braunwarth
Thompsons Home
Pee Day Nursery
Ernest Dutcher
Whitewater
Wits
Earl Duncan
Inquire
Kalamazoo
Roselawn Ave
McCormick
H. H. Hawker
Weert Liberty, Ia
Fine Country Angel
Moscow
John Iker
Singer
M. R. Millett
Jackson and
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