The Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune from Muscatine, Iowa • Page 2

MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1941 Local Boards to Have Charge of New Registration Gify Miss Alpha Braunwarth has finished her year's school work at Muncie, Ind. left im- I mediately for Mexico City in the Selective service boards in i interest of the colege's trav- lowa are expected to conduct the el second registration of young men eligible for military training July 1 without requiring the assistance of outside agencies, State Director Charles H. Grahl has announced. Expressing appreciation for the help given by various organizations and individuals at the first registration on Oct. IS, 1940, Grahl said that since the new registration would be much smaller, local board members and clerks would be able to' handle the task'by themselves.

Estimates by the Bureau of Census in Washington, D. indicate that there will be 15.596 men registered in Iowa on July 1. It is estimated that approximately 200 will register in Muscatine county. All young men'who have become 21 years of age since Oct. 16, 1940, are required to ister for military training on that date.

Registration hours will be between 7 a. m. and 9 p. m. Further details regarding the local registration will be announced soon.

Jackson Grants Garmer Divorce Judge D. V. Jackson has awarded a divorce decree to Anna Garmer from Walter Garmer in -New automobile registrations include: Harvey McKerg, West Liberty, Chevrolet; F. A. Kirchner, Nichols, Chevrolet; Robert J.

Beer, Wilton, CMC truck. Muscatine Townsend club No. 1 will meet at 8 p. m. Friday in the council chambers of the city hall.

Reports will be given on the state convention held at Marshalltown and W. H. Poepke, Townsend national representative, will address the meeting. The public is invited. Mrs, Ed Miller, 612 Hope avenue, and Mrs.

Florence Hunt, 614 Hope avenue, are leaving today to visit in the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunt, Wilmington, N. C. Hunt is Melvin Hunt's mother.

9The old and new pupils of the North Prairie school families and friends and their will hold their annual reunion and dinner at the school house, Sunday, June 15. Jn case of rain dinner will be served in the school Mrs. Sadie Hartman, 1569 Washington street, left Monday for California to spend summer. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Carrie Schaffer, of Glendnle, who has been visiting here for the pasi several weeks- Initiation ceremonies, to be followed by a social hour are on the schedule for a meeting of Miriam Committee Makes Further Plans for Aviators Meet Further preparations for the annual Aviators Breakfast to be held Sunday at the municipal airport were advanced at a Muscatine Junior Chamber of Commerce committee meeting, Wednesday night.

Plans are being made to serve approximately 500 breakfasts to visiting pilots and their passengers and to local towns people and others from the surrounding territory who will be on hand as spectators. Serving of breakfasts will continue from 7 a. m. to 10 a. m.

in the hangar at the airport, it was announced. Wives of the Junior Chamber members are in charge of preparing the food. Approximately 350 breakfasts were served at last year's event, and a considerably larger crowd is expected this year. A total of 74 visiting planes landed at the local field for last year's event, and as many, if not more, are being looked for Sunday. Outstanding all-actions during the morning will be a stunt flying exhibition by Jack Snpdgrass, daring Washington stunt flier, and a model airplane display and exhibition by members of the local club.

Workers Cheer Settlement of Cleveland Aluminum Strike Cheering workers hail settlement of strike at five defense vital Cleveland plants of' Aluminum Company of America as leaders of Die Casters union announce terms of agreement negotiated by defense mediation board. The boird called for general one cent an hour increase plus bonuses for on and third shifts. (NEA Tclephoto.) Benefits Seen to Whole State From Arms Plant p. m. Friday at I.O.O.F.

hall Mrs. Moines. Iowa district court here. The plaintiff i Etta Chant is chairman of the re- was given all household goods and furniture now in her home as permanent alimony. BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired If bactacbe and Ice are making you don't just complain unrl do nolhine about them.

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Harry Heuvclman of Lone Tree. Robert Foley of Cranston was admitted and dismissed, and other dismissals were Mrs. Edna Jensen, Des Moir.es; Mayme Erwin, Wapello, Jean Pringle, 403 West Fourth street; Lyle Meyer, rural route 6, and Earl Wheeler, Columbus Junction. Patients admitted to Hershey hospital were Mrs. Mildred Spilz- nogle.

New Boston; Marilyn and Mary Jo Mickey, 1110 East Second street; Dolores Carlisle, West Second street, and Wanda Craig, rural route 2. Dismissals looked forward today to a wave of industrial expansion in the wake of a $30,000,000 munitions plant to be constructed here. Rodney Q. Selby, state industrial and defense commission secretary, pointed out the plant would draw incidental industries and that "it a recognition of Iowa as a strategisic pan of the defense program." The entire stale will profit, he declared, as new industries take up employment, increase payrolls and promote prosperity. Quarantine Sign Balks Salesmen Boone, la.

(AP) Kenneth Aldag, 4 1-2 years old, doesn't like to have kids of the neighborhood get ahead of him in anything. His playmates all went down with the whooping cough. Kenneth's mother, suspicious because she hadn't had a sales- Mrs. William Gilbert and manual the door all day, inves'u- fant daughter. New Boston; Mrs.

Doris Koppcnhover of Wilton; Mrs. C. Henrich and infant daughter, Buffalo; Owen Minor of Omai- Saunders, 915 Elm street; Mrs. Gladys Selzer, Columbus Junction; John Weber, 723 Leroy street; Mrs. Ethel Lake, Moscow, and Mrs.

Calla Stickrod, East Second street. Officers will be elected-at the meeting of the Knights of Columbus to be held tonight ft the K. of C. hall. M.

Baker of Pierre, S. is visiting in the home of his daughter, Mrs. J. J. Rogers and family, 809 Poplar street.

Capt. Lcroy Funck, commanding officer of Company second quarle-rmaster training regiment, stationed at Fort Francis E'. Warren, near Cheyenne, is here gated. Kenneth had obtained a "whopping cough" quarantine- sign somewhere and placed il on the front door. District Court on a furlough for a relatives.

visit with A general business meeting of i local No. 289, Amalgamated Cloth- I ing Workers, was held at the union hall Wednesday night. Prayer service at 7:30 tonight A decree quieting title of real estate in the plaintiff was signed by Judge D. V. Jackson in district court today in the case of Stephen Schucssler vs.

George W. Weiss, et al. Program Noting Father's Day Is Being Arranged Illinois City A Father's day program will be given at the Methodist church Sunday morning June 15th, at 10 o'clock. AH fathers of the community are invited to nttend. The following program will be given: Song, "Faith of Our Fathers," congregation; recitation, "Welcome," Marilyn Kruoger; "A Jenean Freyermuth; "A Fellow Needs a Dad," Malcolm Keller and Keith Tomlin; song, "Three Cheers," Junior girls; Jacqueline Knieger; "My Daddy," Sara Ann Dar.ner; "A Prayer for Parents," Bonnie Dar.nar.

Duet, "Silver Haired Daddy of Mines," Frances Meu'es nnd Dorothy LeQuatte; "Unsurpassed" Bernard Martin; "Dad," Merrill Martin; Paul Danncr; song, Grateful Remembrance," intermediate girls; WRC Wants U.S. Kept From War Des Moines, A request to President Roosevelt and congress "to use their constitutional powers to keep this nation from being involved in the world conflict" was speeding or. ils way today, sent by the Iowa department of the Woman's Relief Corps. The corps held its annual convention here in connection w. the Grand Army of the Republic 1 encampment, which closed Wednesday.

Communist Party From Iowa Ballot Morehead; "Daddy," Audry Noble; song "Have You a Father Somewhere Today," young Jaciios; "What Grandpa Thinks cf Fs- ther's Day," Wilbur Wingarci: duet, "-My Fathers Honored Name' 1 Ralph Keller and Lib Tomlin; "The Songs My Father Grace Larson. Ralph Keller; playlet, "Sunset Slope." Keith Larson, Vcra Kruegcr and quartet. Server. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church, served dinner for McKoe fijed company of Muscatin? Tuesday" with proceeds totaling $61.00. Mrs.

George Sutton of Nichols, is vis'ting at the home of her grahdmother, Mrs. Mattie Schutte. Des Moines, Iowa With Secretary of State Earl G. Mili ler today announced he expects to keep the communist party off the Iowa ballot in the 1942 elections. "I will refuse their petitions for a place on the ballot," he said in a statement today.

"They are against the constitution of the United States. Their policy is to overthrow the government. They are responsible for many of tho strikes in our defense industries." An effort was made in mid-1940 to keep the party off the Iowa ballot last fall. A state ballot tribunal, however, ruled that the group was entitled to a place on the ballot under the law. Communist candidates polled only few hundred voles in Iowa in the 1940 election.

New Leaders Chosen. The 3-W club Illinois City held its regular meeting at the church basement with 22 mem- i bers present, Jean Wylie was nnd Mrs. W. H. Zeug and Mr.

and i elected recreation leader to take Mrs. Joe DeCamp in a two weeks fishing trip to Lake Kabelogema, nn. Mrs. E. M.

Ward and son, Craiff, formerly of Mason City, who the plaice of Marta Ryan who has moved to Sterling, 111. Joan Banner gave a dcmonstratb.i on "Factors to Consider in Chocsing a Design Suitable to the Individ- have been visiting relatives in ua After the meeting the offi- Muscatine for several weks, will Friday morning to join her husband who has been appointed associate engineer in the Military Hoad Division at Fort Belvoir, Va. The new home will be at at the First Baptist church. The i Alexandria, Va. Mrs.

Ward is the Bible lesson and discussion will be 1 led by Dr. Vance Webster. Mrs. Emil Johnson will sing, Mr. and Mrs.

Jay P. Zcu? of Columbus, will arrive in Muscatine tonight and will join Mr. cers planned the program for the y-ear. Larson and Mrs. Emily McGreer were present.

Mrs. Raymond Reed and Mrs. Ray Foster have returned from the hospital to their homes. Winona Zcug. Juanita Wecksung.

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(. ciiu clurir tittlu Smeenk, Former Co. Member, Visiting Here L. Smeenk of Mississippi, a former member of old Company was a special guest at the regular meeting of the F. W.

Bishop camp, Spanish-American war veterans, Wednesday night at the court house. Mr, Smeek was a first lieutenant in the company and later became a captain. Three delegates were chosen at The meeting to attend the state convention at Ft. Dodge, on June 22-25. Those named were Hugo Schlipf, Charles Frack and Will Lamar.

Burlington Man Killed By Train Fort Madison, In. The body of a man identified as Joe 35, a Burlington, section worker, was found on the C. B. Q. tracks here Wednesday.

The county coroner said Jolis apparently struck by aji eariy i in inilt I- Two Bands Will Provide Music at July 4th Event i Services of at least two bands have been secured for the pet pa- rade which is being planned the main feature of the community i Fourth of July celebration in Mus- catine, was announced today. Local lodges, clubs and patriotic organizations are being contacted to provide drill teams and march-1 ing delegations for the procession, All types of pet will be in the! line of march, and a special con- test is planned for those lhat per-! form stunts, If sufficient funds are raised to stage the celebration, itj is also probable that a big fireworks display may be put on, officials said. Operator Licenses Must Be Renewed Here Before July 5 All operators licenses expire on July 5 of this year and must be renewed for a two before that time, examiners of the state motor vehicle department explained today. Even licenses which have- been obtained recently run out on July 5, which is the expiration" date for all drivers licenses, and these must be renewed, as those which have been in effect for the full two year period just past, it was pointed out The statement was made to clarify some misunderstanding to the effect that licenses were valid for the full two years after thair issuance, no matter what the date of issuance might' be. Title Bout Held Over to Monday Philadelphia 5 A 15-round fight for the world's bantamweight Pleasant Prairie Group Present at Miss Martin Party Pleasant Prairie Mrs.

Henry Paul, Mrs. Lyall Paul, Mrs. George Grimm and Marvel, Mrs. Ira Benshoof, Mrs. Clarence Raub and Mary Alice, Mrs.

Adam Drumm, Mrs. Clarence Eis, Beverly and Alice attended a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Bonnie) Martin nt the Sweetland church! Wednesday afternoon. Misses Gladys Walhan and Myldred Hermann returned to, Ames Tuesday where they will! resume their studies at Iowa State! college. Cecil Wathar. and Grace Petcrsen accompanied them to Ames.

Darlene and James Mackin, Davenport, arc visiting in the home their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grimm. Mrs. Albert Pelersen, of Davenport, is visiting in the homes of her sons, Mr.

and Mrs Arnold Pelersen, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pctersen. morning tram, incucst. There will be no lowaii.

Struck By Train, to Recover Waterloo, la. Struck by a freight train while walking across the Chicago Great WesUrn bridge across the Cedar river here Wednesday night, Charles Williamson, 38. Woolstock, was recovering today in Ailen Memorial hospital from concussion of the brain and severe scalp injuries. passed over tween the rails. The engine and 12 cnrs Lon Dver him as he lay be- Many Former and Present Members Expected By K.

P. Response to invitations to old time members living in many distant points indicates that there will be a large crowd of former and present members at the annual Old Timers nigiH meeting being planned by Wyoming lodge be- 76, Knights of Pythias, for next Friday night. It was announced today that a business meeting to transact nary lodge business will be held at 7:30, preceding the Old Timers program, which is scheduled foi 8 p. m. Arrangements are being made by a committee consisting of C.

H. Leu, chairman, 133,000 Eggs Go Smash at Omaha Council Bluffs, Samuel L. Sidebottom of Omaha lost Plans also were discussed for 33,000 eggs on the street here being represented at the.national— convention to be held in Omaha in August and William Schoenig was named delegate and Frack, alternate delegate. Milt Wednesday. A wheel came off his semi-trailer truck, spilling the load of eggs.

It took firemen almost a half hour the clean up the street. and John C. Miller, Sr. The principal speaker of the evening will be the Rev. W.

B. Milne, pastor of the First Congregational church, and music will be presented by the Junior High school boys' octet under the direction of Mrs Harold Freese. Atty, J. C. Coster will preside and William Spieth will read the letters from invited guests unable to be present Wireless rays may be Jong, while X-rays are than atoms.

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WEST LIBERTY Thur. Fri. Robert Younj: Larain Day In The Trial of Mary Duran" Sat. NiATht Only William Boyd Russell Hayden Andy Clyde In Three Men From Texas" Wallace Beery "Three Men From Lionel Barrymore Laraine Day Ronald Rcasran In "Tlie Bad Man'' Coming to This City for One Day Only SERVITE FATHERS PRESENT 10-REEL SOUND MOVIE of Catholic Mass Fitter J. R.

Heine, O.S.H., CelebrMt Rt. Rev, Msgr. F. J. Sheen, Narrator Fithtr E.V.Hoover, Director of Music 18 UPTOWN TODAY Thru Saturday! A BIG TWO-FEATURE THRILL 5 HEY Until 2 P.

M. TODAY-FRI To See Cliap. 1 of New Serial, "MYSTERIOUS DR. 10c-20c Till 7 P. M.

Then 10c-30c Robert Edworrf PRESTON-ARNOLD md Directed by Frank Ifoyil ROMANCE! FRANK Brings You LLOYD Another L.LU I Towering SCREEN' TRIUMPH TOPPING ALL HIS OTHER PICTURES IT TAKES A WOMAN'S WILES- TO TAKE THE WILD WEST! A low-cut gown look over thi town! Good Bad Boys News at Our New Summer Sa.vinit Policy UPTOWN iot 7cPF COM. BUD ABBOTT IU and ll LOU COSTELLO in IN THE NAVY Another Screen Riot.