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Seventh and Eighth Grade Rural Teachers Will Attend Meeting Experienced seventh and eighth grade rural teachers from the western portion of Muscatine will confer with Supt. E. D. Bradley at the court house Saturday afternoon. The meeting has been called to distribute materials to the teachers, to discuss coming activitics and to plan for the annual eighth grade examinations, the first section of which will be held in February.

Mr. Bradley. announced that tests covering four subjects, ics, reading, spelling and writing, will be given in February, while the remaining examinations, qualifying eighth grade rural students for high school admission, will be conducted at the end of the school year. A conference of teachers from the eastern portion of Muscatine county for the same general purpose will be held the following Saturday, Jan. 15, Mr.

Bradley said. New instructors were advised at a meeting held several weeks ago. Wife to Receive All Income From Collier Estate All rents and other income from the property left by the late D. B. Collier of Wilton is to go to his wife, Lydia S.

Collier, her. lifetime, according to a will, dated Nov. 6, 1933, on filed in district court here. At the death of the widow, the property, is to be appraised and in equal shares between four sons, Paul Oakley George W. and Mark S.

Collier. Bequests of real estate parcels in Muscatine county are made to the latter three sons. while Paul is to have a 317-acre farm in Crook county, the Wilton homestead property and a dwelling property in Tempe, Ariz. Provision is made in the will that each share is to be charged with any sums owed to the decedent, and that the other three brothers are to pay to Paul an amount sufficient. to make his share equal to that of theirs.

Oukley and Mark. Collier are also. to pay. to George any deficiency in his share. Mark Collier and F.

A. are named as executors. Hearing on the will is set for. Jan. 10, 1938.

A Correction Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance, in Muscatine city and county is represented by J. Andrew Davidson, 300 Hershey building. Associated with him John R. Thompson, 305 Hershey building; John Kleinert, West Liberty; Harold Nicolaus, Wilton Junction: Francis L. McConnaha, rural route No.

4. Ir. a story appearing in the annual edition of The Journal, recently published. Mr. Davidson's name was not listed as head of the insurance firm here.

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Red Cherries, No. 10 Can -63c Pet, Carnation or Borden's Milk, 2 cans Chocolate Creams, 2 lbs. Iona Peas, Corn or String Beans, 4 cans -29c Fresh Eggs, per doz. -26c Soaked Dried Peas, No. 2 can Ann Page Pure Preserves, 2.1b.

jar Just. Out! January Issue -of the "WOMAN'S DAY" Magazine a copy. MUSCATINE JOURNAL AND NEWS-TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1938 Union Meeting in Prayer Week Series Scheduled Tonight Continuing the observance of the Week of Prayer, a union prayer service will be held tonight at the. Walnut Street Baptist church in connection with 'evangelistic meetings being conducted by the Rev. August Lang of Parkersburg, Ia.

He will speak tonight at at 7:45 on the subject, "A Man That nearly, What Money Cannot Twelve ministers and members of their congregations joined in the union service at the United Brethren. church Wednesday night, at which Dr. L. L. Weis gave a talk on the purpose of the Week of Prayer, The sermon was brought by the Rev.

B. E. MacCanon, district superintendent. of U. B.

churches, who is conducting a series of meetings at the church: Items of Interest in Bloomington Area Dean visited Tuesday night Bloomington Mr. and Mrs. with. Mr. and Mrs.

Merle Lenker at Wilton. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Johnson of Moscow visited with Mrs. Millard Smith Monday.

tained Mr. and Mrs. Chester Eis enterSunday at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson of Pleasant Prairie and Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Sissel and family of Muscatine. Daufeldt. is visiting at the Ward Graves home." Grace Crocker, of Minneapolis. Minn.

and Miss Gertrude Knight of Muscatine were callers Sunday the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hetzler. Mr. and Mrs.

Joe Missel, cli Muscatine, visited Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hines. Mrs. Ed Tracy and Mr.

and Mrs. Edwin Tracy and daughter. Carol Ann of Muscatine, wore callers at the Harold McDaniel home Sunday morning. county home, where he been a resident since Nov. 3, 1925.

Mr. Klein had been a resident of Muscatine county for many A nephew; William Klein, Cincinnati, is believed to be the obly survivor. The body is at theh Meyers Funeral home. Funeral arrangements are pending word from the relative in Ohio. FISH Fresh and Frozen CARP HALIBUT PERCH SALMON CATFISH SMELTS BUFFALO FILLETS SEA FOODS OYSTERS SMOKED SALMON Phonc 372 WELCH FISHERIES EVANS FOODS 2.15 W.

2NDS. PET Free Dellvery on Orders of $2.00 or More White Rose FLOUR 49 lbs. $139 Lb. 75c SPRY 3 lbs Hot Cup Ib. CRISCO or 53c COFFEE, 19c 3 Lbs.

for 49c Macaroni 2 lbs, 15c 10 ibs. Table Salt .....190 Peas, Corn, Bcans, Fancy Rice Ibs. 1.3€ Tomatocs .3 cans 25c Fresh Country EGGS Dozen Every Guaranteed One FLOUR, 1b. $1.09 Sunkist, PRUNES 2 lb. 19c Gold.

Medal or Pillsbury. Ammonia qt, 13n Cookies, Iced 19c Fels Naptha Soap Bakers Cocoanut SUGAR 10 lbs. NAVY BEANS 19c 1 BLISS lb. COFFEE 23c 4. lb.

bag Jello or Royal .......50 P. Toasties. 2 lg. boxes 21c Grapenuts 16c 0. K.

B. Flakes 2 boxes 15c MILK Rose Armour's Northfield Tall Cans GRAPEFRUIT 10c Del CORN Monte 2 Cans. 29c Armour's Black Pepper lb. 10c Pork and Beans. 3 cans 25c Dixie Dog Food 5c Salmon.

2 tall cans Red or White Potatoes 15 23 100 Lbs, Large RINSO P' SOAP. and 6 bars 25c Hills Bros. Coffee: Maxwell' House lb. 29c Butter-Nut 2 Lb. 55c PERK DOG FOOD 3 Cans 25c Columbus JunctionDwight Jasmann of Oskaloosa, pictured here who will be two years old this Saturday, was honored at a birthday dinner riven Wednesday the home of List grandmother, Mrs.

Brockway. The Rev. and Mrs. Jasmann and daughter, Charlotte and son. Dwight visited Wednesday and Thursday at the Brockway home.

The Rev. Mr. Jasmann was formerly pastor of the Columbus Junction and Conesville Evangelical and Reformed churches. of Davenport. The original Davenport bequest was $25,000, but Klinnaman's report said Harlan, curator until last April, "receipted for a net of $18,000 in cash." Driver of Tractor Hurt in Accident notes birthday Harlan Denies Use of State's Money Des Moines, Ia.

-(P)- Former. Iowa curator Edgar R. Harlan, through his attorney, released a statement today in which he said, "I have never used for my own bencfit funds belonging to the state of Iowa." Harlan's statement said he first learned Jan. 2 that. his handling of Davenport memorial funds was being questioned by state officials.

"I' left the following morning for my 'home in Des Moines." the statement continued. Trustees of the Iowa Historical department on Dec. 15 ordered submitted to the attorney general a special report of state Curator O. Klingaman, Harlan's successor, on a bequest to the department by Naomi L. Davenport Mason City, a collision late Wednesday between a tractor and a truckload of hogs an the highway near Hanlontown, the driver of the tractor was tossed into.

the air and the truck was driven on top of the tractor: Abel O. Kaasa of Hanlontown, driver of the tractor, is in a serious condition at a hospital here. Ed Heitland of Buffalo Center was driver of the truck. None of the hogs was hurt, Read the Classificd Ads. A Few of the Specials at OGILVIE'S I land I for Friday and Saturday FREE DELIVERY On On $2.00 Friday Orders U.

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1 Choc. BURNS ALLEN GRAPE- -NUTS Pics 16c "GOOD NEWS MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 2 Lb. Can OF 1938" DRIP OR REGULAR GRIND 49c 3 Lb. Can CRISCO or SPRY Cornmeal, 5. lbs.

15c Del Monte Size PEACHES 2 Cans Baker's Cocoa, 2 1-Lb. Cans WE HAVE SALADA TEA, ALL SIZES Meat Department 100 Pure LARD No Limit lb. Pride Olco, lb. Fancy SIRLOIN STEAK lb. Mcaty Pot Roast, lb.

Center Cut Shoulder Lean Pork Steak. 1b. 18c PORK ROAST lb. Brookfield BUTTER lb. Bulk -Peanut Butter.

lb. Sugar Cured. BACON SOS. lb. Hamburger.

lb. Center Cut PORK CHOPS lb. 21c End Cut Pork Loin. lb. Maintenance and Operating Cost of Branch Told Cost of maintenance and operation of the Montezuma branch of the Rock Island railroad between Muscatine and Jawa Junction would greatly CXcoed the anticipated revenue from the line, should freight traffic be resumed, representatives of the company testified at a hearing being conducted by the interstate commerce commission in the city hall here today.

The Rock Island is seeking permission to. abandon the linc. which has not been in operation nad bed; about 10 miles west of since a wash out destroyed the Muscatine, last March. Services Proposed. In an amendment to their original application for abandonfent, the road proposes to furnish freight service to Lone Tree by operation.

of a local freight train on the Burlington to Cedar Rapids line over the branch between Nichols and Lone Tree. The freight at serves Nichols, and if the application is granted, Lone Tree would receive the same service as Morning Sun, Conesville, Wapello, Nichols and other small towns along this portion of the line, railroad officials said. Witnesses for the company testified at the hearing that it would be more cconomical to operate from Nichols to Lor.c rather than over the present route. One of the principal it was stated, would be the elimination of maintenance on the Iowa river bridge. No bridges would need to be crossed on the Nichols -Lone Tree route, it was pointed out.

Costs Estimated. Company representatives estimated that the round trip cost over the six mile stretch from Lone Tree to Nichols would be from $10 to $12. and that the yearly maintenance cost would be about $3,000. The hearing, being conducted bezore W. J.

Schutrumpt as presiding examiner, was recessed at 12:30 p. m. and was scheduled to he resumed at 2 p. m. Opponents of the proposed abandonament were planning to open their testimony early in the afternoon.

Testifying for the applicant railroad this morning were H. H. Siddall, assistant statistician; R. C. Davidson, assistant freight and traffic manager; W.

H. Kelly, superintendent of the Rock Island division: C. C. Cunningham, suporintendent of the Cedar Rapids division. and W.

E. Heimerdinger, district maintenance engireer. W. F. Peter was present as attorney for the railroad, J.

L. Behrens as representative of the Brothers Sand and: Gravel company of Muscatine; John C. De Mar, Des Moines, representative of the Iowa railroad commission, and William R. Hart. representalive of the Lone Tree business men's association.

Several Employes of Louisa County Are Re-Hired by Board Wapello Several county Cmployes. to serve during the coming year, were appointed by the board of supervisors as organization for the year 1938 continued. Dr. O. A.

Kabrick of Grandview was named county physician and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pentecost were hired to continue the management of the county home. The Wapello Republican and the Gazette at Columbus Junction have been designated as official publications for the county. Read the Classified Ads.

New Officers of Power Boat Club Take Up Duties New: officers of the Muscatine Power Boat club assumed their duties for the coming year regular meeting of the organization Wednesday night at the club house. C. J. Davis, the new commodore took over the chair, succeeding Peter Wilkens, who has held the post of commodore during the past year. The club voted to include in the records an appreciation for work of the retircommodore during 1937.

Other new. officers assuming their duties for the first time were: Harry A. Timm. vice commodore; Martin Christensen, admiral: Ray Korschot. secretary; Ernest Ross, treasurer, and G.

A. Chaudcin, who will serve as trustee for three years. Commodore Davis announced personnel of standing committees which will serve during 1938 as follows: House--Louis Schmelzer, chairman; Julius Schmidt, Fred Teitsch, Louis Zollner and Henry Welch. Carnival Howard Argyle. chairman; C.

P. Hanley. Ralph Strohm and Henry Newman. Dock--Harry Timm, chairman: Martin. Christensen and William Strohm.

Race--C. P. Hanley, chairman: Henry Welch. Harry Timm, Wilson and Allan Smalley. Entertainment William Deutschman, chairman: Howard Argyle and Fred Teitsch.

Excursion. Ralph Strohm, chairman; George Patterson, Pete Wilkens and Warren Graves. Publicity--J. J. Brown.

Funeral Rites for Dr. Lingo to Be Saturday Funeral rites tor Dr. M. Lingo, Muscatine dentist who died at his home, 1621 Mulberry avenuc, Wednesday will be conducted Saturday at 10 a. m.

at. the Ralph J. Wittich Funeral home. The Rev. Stanley M.

Fullwood, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, will officiate. Masonic services will be in charge of Iowa lodge No. 2, A. F. A.

M. The body is at the family residence and will remain there until Saturday at 8 a. when it will be taken to the funeral home. Burial will be made in Greenwood cemetery. Louis Klein, Native of France, Succumbs; Rites Are Uncertain Louis Klein, nalive of AlsaceLorraine, France, died at 7 p.

m. Wednesday at the Muscatine State Seeks to Obtain Iowan's $150,000 Estate Logan, Ia. (P) A petition was on file. in Harrison county district, estate here of John today Young. asking estimated at $150,000, be surrendered to the state of Iowa escheats The petition was filed Wednesday by William P.

Welch of Logan. He also filed an application asking: removal of the executors of the Young estate, Welch recently was appointed special assistant attorney general to act for the state in recovering money bequeathed to "the Old People's home at Omaha, after the institution could not be identified. Young died last July 5. His will named eight beneficiaries, and also left all his capital stock in the Modale, Savings. bank to the other stockholders.

He was a Modale banker. The petition charged that the will was "not executed with the formalities required by. law" and was not signed by Young in the presence of the three witnesses whose signatures are attached 10 it. The state originally set out to claim only the money left in the will to the unidentified Omaha institution, but Welch's petition asks award of the entire estate to the state and the Harrison couny school fund. Deeds Recorded Leigh A.

Pantel to Annie W. Holliday, lot three, Titus subdivision, city of Muscatine. Annie W. Holliday to Leigh A. Pantel, 25 acres NE 1-4 section 26-77-2W.

Harry Nolte and wife to A. Ady, half portion NW 1-4 section 3-77-3W. Clara A. Crile. to P.

H. Naber, north 42 feet, south 70 feet, lot six, block 120, city of Muscatine. Libbie Brower to Samuel J. Lewin, lot 10, block 107, city of Muscatine, $1,500. J.

W. Bowman and wife to Clarinda, Reid, lot four, block one; Morgan park addition to West Liberty, $50. For BronchitisTough Old Coughs It's. different -It's faster: in action- It's. compounded cn superior, medical fact findings new in this country.

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