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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

5

Salvation Army boards named for Muscatine County

Adjutant Norman S. Marshall announces the Muscatine County Salvation Army advisory board for the coming year. Dr. T. F. Beveridge presides with a large roster including W. E. Downer S. G. Stein Sr. T. H. Ogilvie and many local leaders. Boards exist in every Iowa county to aid in relief and moral rescue work and to advise on Army policy.

Muscatine County The Salvation Army Norman S. Marshall Iowa Army T. F. Beveridge W. E. Downer S G. Stein Sr T. H. Ogilvie Jesse Stephens M. P. Bomke A. J. Magnue Laura Ward E. R. Tipton H. G. Johnson Harry Hahn Lady Boston L. L. Lupton Charles Fox J. A. Chamberlain P. J. Barry George Patrick Sollie Rosenfield G. L. Byers R. M. Wishart H. A. Bomke Harry Hagermann Det T. W. Tuomey Muscatine Walter Light Harry Nolte W. R. Thorp West Liberty H. W. Thurston W. D. Harris Wilton George W. Broders A. E. Kretschmar Stockton Charles Smith Moscow H. Daedlow Atalissa L. B. Smith B. L. Metcalf Nichols M. D. Pope H. Nietzel Conesville

Mercury to Take Big Drop Sunday

Remote from Muscatine, warm weather gave way to reports of snow in Helena. AP dispatches warned a northwest disturbance would be felt locally. Thermometer hit 90 at noon, with a 2 inch river drop lowering the level to 1 ft 7 in as forecasts call for a Sunday temperature drop.

Muscatine Helena Mont Associated Press

Grandview News highlights local calls and school elections

Grandview Florida reports W G Cocklin and wife made business calls at Moline and he will start work there Monday. Ada Becky and wife visited William DeVries. Grandview high school elected officers for each class with names for president, vice president and secretary treasurer. Miss Lila Kemp edits Megaphone. Genevieve Dumphy returns to Hershey hospital. WRC convention attendees listed. Mrs Jackson improving after operation in Anamosa.

Grandview Fla W. G. Cocklin Moline Cocklin Adam Becky Conesville William DeVries James Buster Paul Rexroth Lila Kemp Dean Graham Alfred Gaskel Marion Virgel Weile Tom Fry Columbus Junction W. B. Jackson Anamosa

Oakville Boy Touring Venice in Italy

Oakville Iowa Sept 19 Charles Thompson an Oakville boy is touring Venice and other Italian cities and expects to spend many months there He will visit Oakville later Word from F E Jamison and family who left for Arvilla North Dakota reports a safe journey though rain The trip was by auto in four days Jamison plans to farm several bun

Oakville Charles Thompson Venice Italy Mr. Thompson F. E. Jamison Arvilla N. D Auto Jamison

Girl 14 Composes Song Dreaming of You in Columbus Junction

A 14 year old Columbus Junction freshman, Dorothy Morgan, wrote both words and music for the song Dreaming of You. The piece was performed at a high school assembly, and an artist's edition has been issued by a leading New York music house.

Columbus Junction Dorothy Morgan Columbus High School New York W. E. Ruston E. W. McWilliams Iowa City Washington Ruston Dr. McWilliams A. C. Hollinway West Liberty S. T. Sinnett Muscatine C. D. Kirkpatrick Keota E. H. Lauer S. A. Chambers Ainsworth G. C. Neiswanger Thomas Nash Minneapolis E. M. Neiswanger Carlson Strife Fairfield Neiswanger Dora Smoke John Vince Columbus City Vanella C. L. Wilson Conesville J. A Harris Cedar Rapids Anna Cuthamp Charles Filiason F. H. Johnston Holly‘ar Albert McCullough J. W. Hendrickson Gladwin Merchant H. A. Harbison Harbison Pearl Gipple Winfield State University Paul Grouwinkle Ames The State College Virgil Frazer Davenport Wapello Lela McKean F. E. McKean Ray Hoyt Roy Fletcher Miss Hazel Annawan Wyman Asa Wagner Third Street Lonnie Page Ed Thomas Chicago Burlington C. J. Bollenbach H. A. Kreiger T. N. O'Neill

Scotland Yard hunts alleged absconder with 100 aliases

Police investigators pursue a fugitive described as an alleged absconder who already uses about 100 aliases. Authorities warn the case involves a person of complex identity history and ongoing pursuit across jurisdictions.

Police Scotland Yard

Civil War Vet R F Preeper Dies or Fights Illness

Dred acres near Arvilla are noted for the coming year as R F Preeper, a Civil War veteran, lies in serious condition at his home with complications from kidney trouble. His long decline has raised concerns about his recovery.

Muscatine Mayor Announces Surging Municipal Light Subscriptions

One year ago today in Muscatine Mayor Joseph B. Miller announced that 1600 customers had subscribed for municipal light, more than double the expected number when the plant opened.

Muscatine Joseph B. Miller

Moonlight Steamer Excursion Draws Large Muscatine Crowd

Local notes recall a crowded moonlight excursion aboard the Steamer St. Paul sponsored by the Muscatine Kiwanis club. The event, weather threatened, was the season's sole departure from Muscatine on that vessel and plans extend to Davenport weekend cruises.

St. Paul Muscatine Kiwanis Club Muscatine Davenport

Bruner Granted Divorce From Wife Helen Bruner

District Judge D W Jackson signed the decree granting C L Bruner a divorce from Mrs Helen Louise Bruner on grounds of desertion. Attorneys listed are Drake and Wilson.

C. L. Bruner Helen Louise Bruner D. W. Jackson Drake & Wilson Bruner

Legion Resumes Canvass Monday in West Liberty

West Liberty Legionnaires plan to continue a drive toward a five million dollar endowment, halted briefly by weekend business. The local group has raised its quota of 385.65 dollars and collected extra donations for Gold Star markers along primary road No. 7. Campaign leaders include E. L. Hutcheson, the Rev. Noel T. Adams, the Rev. Frank Barry, Mrs. May Myers, Mrs. Susie Lewis, Mrs. Rozella Wolf, W. B. Jayne, W. L. Watters and Robert Brooke Jr.

American Legion West Liberty Rozella Wolf W. B. Jayne W. L. Watters Robert Brooke, Jr

Eastern Star chapter hosts farewell for Christina Shoemaker

Officers of the Electa chapter of the Eastern Star hosted a farewell party at Mrs. Mary Hill’s home on Washington street. The event honored Christina Shoemaker, the chaplain, who leaves for Detroit, with a farewell gift after a 6:30 picnic supper and an evening of games and informal diversions.

Electa Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Mary Hill Washington Street Christina Shoemaker Detroit

Stolen Hat Found With Traveler Martha Brown

Georgie Gamble, 16, committed to the state school for girls at Mitchellville Iowa after being found with Martha Brown, 17, in Moline. Brown claimed ignorance of a Burdette Gable hat later recovered from a traveling bag. clothing tied to the case was being held for room charges at Hotel Muscatine.

Georgie Gamble State School For Girls Mitchellville Georgie Moline Martha Brown Washington Sam Dye Gamble Muscatine Burdette Gable Gable Martha

Senators Beat Sox 3 2 in opener of doubleheader

Washington tops Chicago 3 2 as Reuther out dueled Faber Thurston. Sam Rice collects four hits to extend hitting streak to nine with a triple and three singles and Goslin hits a fourth inning homer. Browns defeat Yankees 9 6 in first game of doubleheader with Robertson hitting his 13th homer.

Washington D. C A. P Reuther Faber Thurston Chicago White Sox Sam Rice Goslin Browns Yankees New York St. Louis Robertson McManus Gaston Dixon Hargrave James Johnson Bengough Schang

Supper Party to Mark Close of Lodge Contest

The Ladies of the Maccabee lodge plan a Monday supper to mark the contest’s close. The losing team led by Miss Beulah Baker will host the winners led by Mrs. Ed Hank. Supper is at 6:30 for members only, with each providing dishes and silverware.

the Maccabee Lodge

Hennon-Hadley Reunion Held at Weed Park Today

The yearly Hennon-Hadley family reunion gathers 40 relatives at Weed Park with attendees from Washington and nearby cities. A basket dinner is served at noon and a supper at 6. The day includes formal activities and fellowship among kin.

Hennon-Hadley Hennon- Hadley Weed Park Washington,r

St Marys Church Dinner and Sale Set for Nov 12

Women of St Marys church arranged plans for their annual dinner supper and sale to be held at the armory hall on Nov 12 at a meeting yesterday at Mrs George Lorber’s home 905 West Fourth Street Plans will be advanced at a meeting Thursday afternoon at Jospehine Missel 324 Main Street.

ST. Mary Church St. Mary’s Church Armory Hall George Lorber West Fourth Street Joséphine Missel Main Street

Mittman Home Hosts N and N Club Party

Mrs. Carl Mittman entertained a group of N and N club members yesterday afternoon at 909 West Third street. Fancy work and social conversation kept guests engaged. Mrs. A. L. Lindee of Union street will host the club in two weeks.

Carl Mittman N and N Club West Third Street A. L. Lindee Union _ street

Milwaukee Will Reduce Rate to Fight Bus Lines

Des Moines Iowa September 19. A. P. reports the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad will cut rates and improve schedules to cities served by competitors. Des Moines Boone and Des Moines Storm Lake routes will begin tomorrow with higher service and lower fares. H W Warren district passenger agent says auto competition nearly halted business and the railroad aims to annihilate bus service in Iowa.

Des Moines Chicago, Milwaukee and St Warren Iowa

Kensington M. S. club meeting hosted by Mrs Lynne Paulin

An afternoon Kensington was held by members of the M. S. club yesterday afternoon when Mrs Lynne Paulin entertained at her home at Sixth and Sycamore streets. The hours were informal. Mrs Grover Lawrence will entertain the club in two days.

Kensington M. S. Club Lynne Paullins Sixth Sycamore Streets Grover Lawrence Lucas Street

High Prairie church supper postponed to unknown date

The annual chicken supper of the High Prairie Methodist Episcopal church set for Sept 22 at the church is postponed indefinitely. The Banner lodge memorial services are scheduled for 8 pm Tuesday at Maccabee hall. Wimodausis club members will be entertained Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Ralph McBride home 218 West Seventh Street.

High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church The Banner Lodge Degree of Honor Maccabee Hall Wimodausis Club Ralph McBride West Seventh Street

Fuller & Hiller Hardware Suit Against J L Snyder

Fuller and Hiller Hardware sues J L Snyder for 158 96 on an account. Nichols Tipton and Tipton represent the plaintiff in the district court action.

Fuller & Hiller Hardware Company J. L. Snyder Nichols, Tipton & Tipton

Reverend Batchelor Resigns pastorate for Evangelistic Work

The Rev. Miss Inez Batchelor, pastor of the First Friends church, resigns to pursue evangelistic work. The Rev. Miss Viola Smith of Salem Iowa will assume the Muscatine pastorate and lead services tomorrow. Smith has conducted services here recently. Batchelor will team with Rev. Miss Nettie Springer for evangelistic work, beginning a Nebraska tour in November.

Inez Batchelor First Friends’ Church Viola Smith Salem Muscatine Miss Smith Miss Batchelor

College students shot while fixing tire near Bethany Neb

Two Nebraska Wesleyan students Mildred Stewart and Kenneth Pilmore were struck by stray bullets while riding with four others after an all Wesleyan mixer near Bethany. A minister Wendell Miller of Roca and others were present. Stewart suffered a bullet fragment in her neck and Pilmore had pellets lodged in his back. Both injuries were shallow and not yet removed.

Lincoln Neb A. P Nebraska Wesleyan Univerity Bethany Harry Taylor University Place Mildred Stewart Dorchester Kenneth Pilmore Tecumseh Wendell Miller Roca Miss Stewart

Iowans Plan Attendance at Tuberculosis Conference

Des Moines reports a list of prominent Iowans attending the Mississippi Valley conference on tuberculosis in Lansing Michigan from September 25 to October 1. Names include Dr H V Scarbrough state sanatorium Oakdale Ellen Standing Pine Knoll Ottumwa Dr John H Peck Des Moines Miss Charlotte Garrison Broadlawns Adah Hershey Public Health Nursing Des Moines Dr J C Painter Sunnycrest Dubuque H B Moorhead Scott County Tuberculosis Davenport and Dr J W Kime Fort Dodge.

Des Moines Lansing Mich H. V. Scarborough Oakdale Ellen Standing Pine Knoll Ottumwa John H. Peck Charlotte Garrison Broadlawns Adah Hershey

Choice Hampshire auction sale of 35 gilts and boars

Thirty five head of gilts and male pigs from J. J. Robertson Hampshire herd will be auctioned at Midway Farm between the Junction and Columbus City on Wednesday afternoon September 23. Sired by champion boars with top show sons and blue ribbon lineage from Oskaloosa Burlington Davenport fairs and the 1924 Peoria National Swine Show. This lot includes outstanding animals valuable to a farm herd.

Columbus Junction J. J. Robertson Hampshire Midway Farm Junction Columbus City Peoria

Ainsworth Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs. Adam Ferguson of Chicago guests her sister Mrs. Mary Chifiak. Warren Butler of El Paso Texas visits friends. W R C convention attendance from Ainsworth. A child born to Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Edmondson. Pauline Brookover returns to Des Moines. Mrs. F E Speseard visits in Washington. Ladies Aid meets at J A Marsh’s. Miss Kellar resigns as domestic science teacher. Miss Roberts to Fairfield to complete college work.

Ainsworth Adam Ferguson Chicago Mary Chifiak Warren Butler el Paco Tex S. T. Wheeler Frank Wood Geo. Carson E. Richards Columbus Junction Marshal Edmondson Pauline Brookover Des Moines J. A. Marsh FE. W. Speseard Boie Kurtz Washington Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Kellar

Merle Hay’s Mother to Attend Legion Conventions

Mrs. Harvey Hay of Glidden Iowa mother of Merle Hay who was among Iowa’s first World War fatalities will be guest of honor at the state and national Legion and auxiliary conventions in Council Bluffs and Omaha. She will attend as guest of honor of the Council Bluffs auxiliary during both events.

Kansas Acklin Nordyke Wichita Tulsa Council Bluffs Harvey Hay Glidden Merle Hay Legion and Auxiliary Omaha Hay

Presbyterians to Attend Iowa Presbytery Meetings

Three representatives from the First Presbyterian Church will travel to Washington Iowa to attend sessions of the Iowa City Presbytery. The meetings run from Tuesday evening through Wednesday with Rev J B Rendall pastor, S T Sinnett and F C Shinabarger among the delegates. A note mentions the British Broadcasting Company of London earning a profit of 424000 dollars in the past year.

First Presbyterian Church J. B. Rendall S. T. Sinnett F. C. Shinabarger Washington, Ia Iowa City British Broadcasting Company of London

Archery Advocated as Graceful Aid for English Women

In England, archery is promoted as a means to cultivate grace and dignity among women. Proponents argue the sport builds poise, health, and social refinement for participants.

England

Bids Rejected For Temple Webster City Project

Bids for the new Masonic temple in Webster City were rejected as too high. A fresh letting is set for November 1. The estimated complete cost is 56,900 dollars. the three bids would have raised the total well above this figure.

Temple Webster City Masonic Temple

Mrs. Hattie Elizabeth Cooper Dies at 68 in Des Moines

Mrs. Hattie Elizabeth Cooper 68 of 104 Latham Street died at 7 45 PM at Hershey Hospital from complications after illness. She had returned from visiting her son Alvin in Vinton Indiana and had lived with her daughter Addie Drumm. She was born Hattie Thomas in Akron Ohio on September 20 1856 and had lived in Des Moines and Fairport before settling here. She married John William Cooper in Muscatine at age 29 and lived in this city for 48 years. Survived by five children Alvin Earl Davenport Boyd Quincy and Addie Drumm four grandchildren and three brothers John Thomas Latham Thomas and Harry Thomas. One daughter died nine years ago. Funeral 2 39 PM tomorrow at Meters Funeral Home with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.

Hattie Elizabeth Cooper Latham Street Hershey Hospital Des Moines Fairport John William Cooper Muscatine Cooper Court House

Pageant postponed by rain at Bethel church event

A heavy rain halted the Bethel church pageant near Springdale after a day of events. The historical show featuring John Brown, with Alex Miller of Washington and a State University of Iowa speaker, will be rescheduled for Sept 25. Also noted was a barbecue by Jeff Thompson and sales by the Ladies Aid society. Roscoe Anderson of Rochester died at Mercy hospital Iowa City. He was 37 and survived by his wife, parents, siblings, and nephew of Harrison Hess. Funeral set for Sunday in Rochester.

West Liberty Bethel Church Springdale John Brown Harper's Ferry Alex Miller Washington State University of Iowa Jeff Thompson Muscatine Ladies Aid Society the Bethel Church Roscoe Anderson J. D. Anderson Rochester Mercy Hospital Iowa City Harrison Hess

Masons Sponsor Closing Excursion of Season on Sept 25

The Muscatine closing excursion from Muscatine is set for next Friday evening September 25 aboard the steamer J. S. Arrangements are by the Cornucopia club and the Muscatine Shrine club. Charles Creath's recording orchestra, active in St. Louis all summer, will perform aboard.

Muscatine J. S Cornucopia Club Muscatine Shrine Club Charles Creath St. Louis

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Salvation Army Board Tion Mercury Forst Grandview News H. R. Gurtner Sherman Street Denver J. H. Benson Lady Eagles Lodge Eagles Lodge Elmer Beitz Lake Park Boulevard Heinz Maxine Mosher Brook Street Jack Henry Henderson Clinton Street Muscatine Ministerial Association James Walters Vandha Hershey Iowa State College Charles Kautz Jerome Hughes Murray Othmer Grinnell College Grinnell Elmer Schmidt Harper-Brown Club Charles FE. Ford Y. M. C. A. Boys Stella Butler Great Falls, Mont Mrs. Butler George M. Sharrar Frances Sharrar Arthur Lindley Robert McCartney Mystic William Hall East Front Street Y’s Men’s Club Louis Grimm Canon Avenue Effie Thompson Muscatine Laboratory Association Mansville Cleveland Shelby Ethel Boyer Brokelawn Avenue Palmer Jennings J. C. Coster Herman Smith Muscatine Journal University of Iowa Legion Temporari Star Markets Georgia Gamble Senators SOX Outpitches Mittman Milwaukee Miss Viola Smith Legionaires Cord Tires Paul’s Paul Grafe Walnut Street Alex Miller of Masons eOya W.g. Block CO Laurel Building
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