Girl Ordered Out of Town After Moonlight Visit
Miss Martha Brown, a 17 year old from Washington Iowa, was driven to leave Muscatine after a brief visit. Officers halted her near the Chocolate Shop and learned she planned to head to Florida via Chicago. Georgia Gamble, 16, was also involved, later returned to Moline and committed to Mitchellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Brown
Muscatine
Washington, Ia
Milwaukee
J. S
William Schoenig
Schoenig
William Eberling
Sam Dye
Martha
Florida
Miami
Rock Island
Chicago
Georgia Gamble
Moline
Gamble
Georgia
Mitchellville
Ardon Area Social and Farming Notes
Louis Byrne called on business in Letts Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Stump visited John Verink’s home. Stacy Todd and children Pauline and Donald visited Ardon. Clyde Goldsberry and Edward Cicil were in Arden recently. Farmers in the vicinity are cutting corn. Mrs Glee Cole and son Richard of Pleasant Prairie visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Stump
John Verink
Stacy Todd
Pauline
Donald
Ardon
Clyde Goldsberry
Little Edward Cicil
Arden
Glee Cole
Richard
Pleasant Prairie
Doctors Stage Social Affair At Cedar River Cottage
Doctors from Muscatine and surrounding towns gathered for a first social get-together in years hosted by Drs. T. F. Beveridge and L. C. Howe at a cottage on the Cedar River. More than 25 physicians attended, with activities including horseshoe pitching and croquet, and a chicken dinner served by Atalissa church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Overman Timber
Cedar River
the Christian Church of
Atalissa
Schooner Inez G. Lost Off East Coast
The schooner Inez G. was lost off the rum row near North Sidney Nova Scotia early this morning. Captain Joseph Vatcher and three of his five crew members are reported missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
N. S
A. P
Inez G
Joseph Vatcher
Letts News Brimming With Local Social Gatherings
Letts Iowa reports a hostess shower for Horatio Small Jr and his wife with 36 guests plus out of town attendees. Philomathian and Crescent Literary societies initiate freshmen, Glee club expands and plans operetta The American Legion to meet, and a mock wedding for Horatio Small Jr sparks local festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Fry
Jeanette McCormick
Ruth Snyder
Grace McCormac
Gertrude Runyon
Nick Hedrick
Muscatine
Nelle Shellabarger
T. L. Eland
B. J. Snyder
Ralph Lowe
M. J. McCormick
Los Angeles
Cochran
American Legion
E. R. King
Ray Schafer
Horatio Small, Jr
Dorothy Owen
R. L. Paine
Horatio Small
Mer’ Dodder
Rosco Eliason
Miss Penrose
Miss Smith
Fox Nante Meeting Set In Keosauqua Area
Keosauqua Iowa hosts the Southern Iowa and Northern Missouri Fox Nante association from September 28 to October 3 at Lacey Keosauqua state park. A barbecue beef and mutton, daily stock company shows, and an extensive speaking program are planned with dog kennels and a beach show for pedigreed dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keosauqua
Iowa
Missouri
Lacey-Keosauqua State Park
Was Expensive Boute
Council Bluffs Iowa September 26 Clyde Spencer paid one hundred dollars a pint for liquor Judge O D Wheeler fined Spencer that sum for possessing a pint of alleged liquor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Clyde Spengr
O. D. Wheeler
Spencer
Submarine S-51 Sunk After Rammed Collision Near Block Island
Reports say the submarine S-51 was rammed about 14 miles east of Block Island. Rescue craft scoured the area while City of Rome and S-1 S-3 S-49 S-10 units and the Camden flight ship rushed to assist. 24 crew members were aboard. life preservation hopes centered on buoy from life-preserver group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. I
New York City
New London
Conn
Block Island
Rome
Boston
Diehl
Putnam
Naval Training Station
O. H- Shaw
Newport Naval Training Station
City of
Savannah
Cape Cod
Navy Yard
Charlestown
New York
Brooklyn Navy Yard
United States Steamship
Camden
Navy
Falcon
Merritt Chapman
Island Newport
A. P
Lewis D. Causey
Iowans Named for Officers Reserve
Washington D C September 26 commissions in the Officers Reserve corps have been forwarded to the Iowa nominees: Leo E Baughman Cedar Rapids second lieutenant infantry Earl Bowers Davenport first lieutenant medical administrative Clair D Linton Iowa City second lieutenant Sanitary John R Wright Knoxville captain medical Theodore S Kosverle Sumner second lieutenant field artillery H B Lewis Ames second lieutenant field artillery Harold L Jacobs Council Bluffs second lieutenant field artillery Peter W M Ainsworth Des Moines second lieutenant field artillery Harry Bursten Des Moines first lieutenant infantry Rapheal E Kittinger Des Moines first lieutenant quarter master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Leo E. Baughman
Field Artillery
H. B. Lewis
Ames
Harold L. Jacobs
Council Bluffs
Secod
Peter VM. Ainsworth
Des Moines
Harry 3Ursten
Infantry
Rapheal E. Kittinger
Sheriff closes Lyon’s Bakery on writ of attachment
Reuling Real Estate claims Lyon owes $4,420 for alleged lease term violations and landlord’s lien on the Second and Chestnut street building. Sheriff Ed Sander shut the bakery yesterday afternoon after filing suit contending Lyon removed equipment, triggering rent due under a 1921 10 year lease. R S Jackson represents the Reuling company and says the bakery was vacated before closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon
Second and
Chestnut Streets
Ed Sander
L. G. Lyon
Reuling Real Estate Company
R. S. Jackson
Sander
Out-of-Town Couple Weds at Methodist Study
Miss Loret ta V. Jehle of Lone Tree and Ernie C. Koch of Wheatland married yesterday afternoon at 2 in the First Methodist Episcopal church study. Dr. C. L. Stafford officiated with Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jehle of Lone Tree as attendants. The couple will reside in Wheatland where Koch works as a musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta V. Jehle
Lone Tree
Ernie C. Koch
Wheatland
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. L. Stafford
Benjamin Jehle
Mr. Koch
Three Cars In Minor Street Collision In City
Three motor cars were involved in an accident at 8 35 p m yesterday between Second and Third streets on Sycamore street. Vehicles sustained minor damage. C Lutz of 608 East Eleventh street collided with E P Schmitt of 130 Sheridan street, pushing Schmitt into Forrest Hunter’s parked auto at 306 West Sixth street. A hub cap fragment and bent front axle and fender were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Street
C. Lutz
East Eleventh Street
E. P. Schmitt
Sheridan Street
Schmitt
Forrest Hunter
West Sixth Street
Lutz
Hunter
Judges Halts Guthrie County Tuberculosis Law
Judge Vanderploeg granted a temporary injunction against Guthrie county supervisors and the state department of agriculture restraining enforcement of the county area tuberculosis eradication law. The county farm bureau filed the petition. a hearing in October will decide if the injunction becomes permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie Center
A. P
W. G. Vanderploeg
Knoxville
Guthrie County
State Department of Agriculture
County Farm Bureau Organization
Fair Association Reports 1925 Profit in Columbus Junction
The Columbus Junction fair association posts 1925 receipts of 9163.88 with a projected balance of 1198.58 after disbursements. Ticket sales reached 5022.23 and premiums cost 2544.50. Fragments note social events, rainfall, visits from relatives, and plans for real estate office setup by Hendrickson and Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction Fair Association
Black Hawk County Develops Asparagus
Waterloo Iowa September 26 A P This article notes that by June 1927 Black Hawk County will be shipping asparagus by the carload to Minneapolis, Duluth and Winnipeg per Professor C L Fitch of the agricultural college prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnepeg
C. L. Fitch
Ames Farm Bureau studies rust resistant varieties help local industry
During a visit to Ames the extension department head noted that J. A. Brown O. A. Brown and the Peck brothers own about 31 acres and that rust resistant varieties developed with farm bureau study have aided the local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
J. A. Brown
O. A. Brown
Peck Brothers
Farm Bureau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ardon News
Louis Byrne
Letts
Shysicians
Beveridge and Howe
Letts News
Elmer Steinwaetz
B. F. Snyder
T. FE. Beveridge
Frank Schmer
Fox Binters
Glatstein
Lyon’s Bakery
Methodist
Fair Association
Junction
Albert McCullough
O. C. McCullough
West Liberty
J. C. Smith
Matie Jones
McCullough
Miss Jones
Trinity Reformed Sunday School
Frances Sigafoos
William Colton
Jean
Pasadena
Calif
Lenly Mize
Venice
W. C. Hall
Max Mize
J. A. Hanft
Frank Mellinger
Oakville
Austin Davis
Lakes
Canada
Fred Simmons
Albert Simmons
Huntington
W. Va
Methodist Missionary Society
E. G. Brent
Omaha
Grier Company
Legion
Road House
Ill
Evelyn Gipple
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
H. E. Gipple
Ralph Newton
Cedar Rapids
Webster Newton
Helen Tisor
Wapello
Howard Pontzius
T. W. Hendrickson
W. H. Blair
Columbus Hotel
Unites Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Henry Oak
Bollenbach & Gilkey
Lawrence Rhea
John Edwards
Sperry
P. C. Ross
Esther Shellabarger
Galesburg
J. L. Shellabarger
J. W. Cavin
Morning Sun
Eli Selman
Anna Smith
R. H. Malin
A. H. Essley
Washington
E. O. Newell
Addie
Jane McNamer
Agnes Harris
Anna Outhamp
F. H. Johnston
William Boulton
John F. Browning
Muncie
Ind
I. J. Browning
Alex Pine
Herman Arning
Clarion
Pine
Mr. Arning
Pathe Picture
Harold
Lloyd
Rapids Ace Palay
Weis-Lupton Print Shop
Hershey Bank Bldg
Balace Theatre
Capitol
Mrs. Nelle M. Johnson
New Palace
Lezotte
His
Jazz Hounds
Alma Rubens
Frank Mayo David Graham Phillips
Henry A. MacRae
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