Riverside Mail Service Changes and Local News
Riverside gains a star route with two daily trips, under Herbert Bigby of Nichols, preserving morning and evening mail times. The Muscatine to Riverside train is adjusted to 6 am to 8:30 am and 10:05 am to Muscatine, while the Muscatine to Montezuma coach service is discontinued. Special St Marys church sodality ceremonies add new members and officer elections. Local sheet metal shop equipment lands with Charles Rose who plans to reopen at the former Price site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Lone Tree
Herbert Bigby
Nichols
Biesby
Muscatine
Montezuma
St. Mary's Church
EB. Jacobsmeier
R. Tragener
Hills
Albert Kueneman
Francis Rummershart
Francis Nordschmidt
Young Men's Sodality
Robert Griffin
Arnold Shradel
Leo Walsh
Young Ladies Sodality
Fivn Heitzman
Helen Shradel
Agnes Rotenburger
H. W. Price
Charles Rose
Price
Mr. Rose
Mr. Price
Residents Change Hands Near St. Mary's Rectory
Mrs. Elizabeth Mallecker and Miss Mary Gelbaus bought the Beatch estate residence beside St. Mary's rectory. William Best family occupy the property with possession set for March 1. Mr and Mrs Alvin Slagel will move into the Mellecker residence then as work at the trade continues and business readiness expected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Mallecker
Mary Gelbaus
Beatch
St. Mary's Rectory
William Best
Alvin Slagel
Mellecker
Indian Creek Club Holds November Meeting At Sandy Hook
Indian Creek club members met with Mrs Taylor Stout on a Wednesday afternoon with thirteen members and six children present plus guest Mrs J H Thompson of Havre. They knot a comfort and planned a Christmas gift exchange for children. Next meeting will be with Mrs Pat Swift on December 13 with a Willing Workers nutrition talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanyhook
Indian Creek Club
Taylor Stout
J. H. Thompson
Havre
J. B. Thompson
Christine Mineart
Plorence Hesseltine
Pat Swift
Willing Workers Club
Gibson
Des Moines
Roy Hesseltine
Muscatine
Inley
Clara Jarret
Mt. Pleasant
Indian Creek School
Rich’s Pond
Cheritine Minear
Brighton Social Notes and Funeral Visit Highlights
Mrs A Martin has been on the sick list. About 30 members of the Christian Congregation met for a covered dish supper at the church. Harold Hill and his sister Mrs Otto Knapp of Guthrie Center attended the funeral of their uncle Wm Roth of Ottumwa, buried at Waviland. Mr and Mrs H B White attended the burial at Waviland. Roth was a brother of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Congregation
Harold Hill
Otto Knapp
Guthrie Center
Wm. Roth
Ottumwa
Waviland
H B. White
Wavland
Roth
Church notes and World Wide Guild aid report underline season
Lutheran service details at the Wellman-Cordele church include communion and a Luke text sermon by Rev. G F Schroeder with a 10 to 10:20 schedule. The Young People meet at 2 pm. The Baptist World Wide Guild sends a White Cross box to Murrow Indian Orphanage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellman
Lutheran Church
G. F. Schroeder
Young People Society
Jesse Innes
M. L Dewey
Charles Steiner
Dewey
Charles Brown
Omer Green
The
Bible School
the Missionary Society
Mildred Kelley
Catherine Sitler
Tax Menace A Growing Crisis In US Expenditures
FH Sisson delivers a warning that rising government costs threaten prosperity. He cites a four year rise in total government outlays, a 46 million dollar daily national expense, and a call for tax base broadening to avoid bankruptcy and stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bankers Association
United States
New York City
Congress
Goltry Family Returns From Des Moines Funeral Trip
Rev and Mrs C C Goltry returned Thursday from Des Moines where they went Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Goltry as brother in law. Mrs Margaret Kienty visits daughter Mrs Henry Wolf south of Germanville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
C. C. Goltry
Des Moines
Country Editor Debates Bank Deposit Guaranty
At a Los Angeles convention the American Bankers Association rejected government backed bank deposit guarantees as unsound and unworkable. They warned taxpayer funded losses would punish sound banks and condemn the industry by forcing prudent lenders to subsidize failures. They urged against any such law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Bankers Association
United States
Dewey Solos in Candle Lighting Service
The program features Dewey singing solo pieces including Lord I Want to Be a Christian performed by Catherine Sitler, and Irene Whetstein singing An I Have Loved You in a candle lighting service.
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Amelia Earhart Putnam
Thomas H. Wilson
Chicago
Floyd Weaver
West Point
Ind
William R. N. Bennett
Bristol
W. Va
Thomas B. Wilson
Packer
Sandy Hook
Brighton
Rhua Helmick
A. ©. Martin
Guild
Bernice Brown
Guild Covenant
Mildred James
Rev. Dewey
Ruth Brineman
Francis H. Sisson
Sisson
Dorothy Athelstein
Dorothy
Dorcas Society
Deweys
W.S. Mclntosh
Miss Wilma
Marye Jeanne
Dierdorf
Iowa City
McIntosh
Mr. Dierdorf
Verdi F. J
Mrs
Will Kendrick
Ters
W. L. Gates
Ansy Hill Woman's Club
Dan Gates
Vie Wengers
Fred K Yopfensteina
Paris
Agnes Cre
Ates
Vionnet
Bruyere
Schiaparelli
Amer‘a
Cannes
Juan Les Pins
Ak AK Wseel
Seome
Sament
Nady Road
Becon City
Washington
Stewart Bell
Thelda Tracy
Betty Wilson Beulah Harvey Arlene Master Lois Samson
Evalyn Crandall
Kranella Roberts Bett? Cunningham Louis Thornton Daniel Moriarty
Robert Spera Kermit Spera
Donald C, Davis
James Cuddy
John Coulter
Junior Wells
Jean Macon
James Campbell
Mabel Horning
Kathryn Stewart
Ruthmary Dunbar
Naomi Simpson
Dorothy Greiner
Helen Simmering
Kazell Simmering
Margaret Chalupa
Marjorie Chalupa
Lucille Baker
Ainsworth
Viavtha Edmondson
Blaine Pawkins
Junior McCaleb Lyle Kelsey
Beacon City
Rothschild's
Klein Klotzing Kompany
H. 1, Ward & Company
Tucker & Eictier Garage
Scott Furniture Company
A. K. Atchison, Skoei
Phillips & Hebner
Johnson's Grocery
I. M. Bridges & CQ
Ts, Crone & Sons
Hodder Wallpaper & Paint Store
GRO
Widmer & Busby Clothing CO
J. A. Harwood & Son
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