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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1914

Page

8

South End German Native Dies At Home

Peter Behrmann a well known resident of South Muscatine died after a long illness more than nine years. Born in Freiburg Germany January 14 1840 he came to the United States about 21 years ago and worked in lumber mills. He was a former sailor in the German navy and a member of the German Lutheran church. Survived by wife Katrina and children Henry Hannah Dora Meta with funeral at 2 30 Thursday at German Lutheran church. Interment Greenwood cemetery. South Eng Local news follows with visits and travels of neighbors.

Peter Behrmann South Muscatine SAC Behrmann Frieburg Germany Fatherland Adolph Lau France Katrina Behrmann Henry Behrmann Racine Wis Hannah Herr Rock Island Dora Johnson Meta Kulp John Haotner Greenwood’ Cemetery

County Teachers to Hold Rural School Meetings

Muscatine study center session set for Saturday at the office of County Superintendent D Bradley leading arrangements for rural teachers meetings. The Study Club of Muscatine and vicinity will discuss Batter Rural Schools by Betts and Hall and a West Liberty center meets the following Saturday. Bradley announces February study center with domestic science and agriculture officials to speak, agriculture to become compulsory after July 1.

D. Bradley Study Club Muscatine and Vicinity Betts and Hall West Liberty Bradley

President Wilson Downplays Van Dyke Peace Visit

President Wilson said he does not expect a peace message from Henry Van Dyke the minister to The Netherlands who will call at the White House tomorrow. He added that Van Dyke’s visit carries no special message and is not significant in his view.

van Dyke Associated Press Washington, D. C Wilson Henry van Dyke Netherlands White House Queen of Molland Mr. van Dyke

Bandits Target Davenport Rock Island Dental Offices

A small-time haul by the same thieves blamed for Davenport and Rock Island robberies struck a Hershey State Bank building in Muscatine area. Three dental offices were entered Dr A Kraffenbach Dr V B Ogle and the Family Shoe Co store. Thieves used master keys or steel bars to gain entry taking about 50 dollars in dental materials stamps and shoes. Gold valued at 25 dollars plus pennies were stolen from Dr Kraffenbach, while Dr Ogle’s office reported missing unused gold and platinum and a few stamps. In total about 500 dollars in gold silver platinum and dental tools were taken from Davenport and surroundings. No strangers were seen and the night watchman reported nothing unusual.

Hershey State Bank A.kraffenbach BR. Ogle Shoe Company Davenport Rock Island Klaffenvach Kiat Yenbach Klaifenbach Af.ice Martin Flannery

Conesville Thanksgiving Returns and Local Visits

Miss Ferol Gay returns to the state university at Town City after Thanksgiving at home in Conesville. Wilber Chapman wife and Helen Darrell of Wapello visit the home of Marion Capman for Thanksgiving. Claude Horton and wife George are also mentioned in the local notes.

Conesville Ferol Gay Mon Flay State, University At Town City Wilber Chapman Helen Darrell Wapetlo Marion Capman Claude Horton George

Amolax Cures Skin Diseases Advertisement

An old advertisement touts Amolax as a cure for eczema and other skin conditions. It claims instant itching relief, removes eruptions, and cites a physician’s private practice success. A trial size is offered for fifty cents with a money back guarantee.

Amolax Have

Muscatine Holiday Visitation and Local Gatherings End Week

Residents and visitors from Muscatine and nearby towns spent Friday through Sunday in Muscatine for shopping and family visits. Notes mention Mrs. Nan Wagner Dyche, Mr. and Mrs. John Gunder, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker, and others, with several extended family trips to Cedar Falls and Port Allen. Local events include Royal Neighbor lodge activities and Thanksgiving visits, plus a school term closing in Port Allen and travel to Moline and Fairfield for relatives.

Dyche Nan Wagner John Gunder William Baker Muscatine Henry Colbert Gregg Shindiedecker Walker A. F.abbott Cedar, Falls Roy State Normal Rewley Orr Bessie Mary Wolford Moline Ill Cederburg Whatear June Qucker Milton Fairfield Misa Emma Gelott Columbus Junction Alexander’ McCullough

Presbyterian Merger Declared Valid by Supreme Ecclesiastical Court

The Missouri Supreme Court decision upholds the consolidation of the Presbyterian Church (North) with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, allowing the merger despite former disputes over property. The ruling emphasizes the church’s internal authority to settle ecclesiastical matters without external interference.

Presbyterian Cumberland Presbyterian Missouri Sul Ureh Presby Terian Cumberland Ona

Mexican on Trial in District Court

A copper toned Mexican youth about 20 faces years in state penitentiary for breaking and entering a Rock Island merchandise car at West Liberty. Italian interpreter Louis Gato aided him as jurors, including Peter Koenigsaecker and R L Middleton, were chosen as the trial unfolds.

Louis Gato Morales Rock Island West Liberty Peter Koenigsaecker R. L. Middleton Henry Toborg K. M. Cecil Charles Vetter William ~* Scott George Butz John Dale Harry Donahey Chris [Meyer Adam Becke Chester Eis

Oakville Social Roundup Notes Family Visits and Events

Oakville Iowa reports Mr and Mrs AE Eckhart entertained the former's brother and family from Muscatine this week. Mrs RR Waterhouse shows improved hospital status and may be discharged soon. James Ray Faris returns from a visit with his brother in Martinsburg. Rebekah Lodge box supper drew many friends. a large number attended and expenses enhanced the treasury. Duncan cand wife Amends mark fifteenth wedding anniversary with many gifts. Zola Venard has resumed school duties after several days away.

May Matthews Grandview Clair Swafford Wapiello Chris Reid W. C. Smith Howard Smith Lavona Waterhouse Eugene van, Dyke Keithsburg J. A. Duncan John ‘Duncan A. J. Duncan Seaton Alice Waterhouse Frank Creighton Winfield R. R. Waterhouse Galesburg R. C. Russell Frank Davenport E. Lloyd Maffitt J.a Wapello Iowa Ed. Herrick Elmer Pulver Mise Myrtle Erwin John Duncan Mise Phelena Peterson Muscatine Burlington Edith Swygard R. R. Hupnt Reid George Mellinger, Sr Cook Conesville Oakville A. E.eckhart Or. R. Waterhouse Tucute Faris James Martinsburg Rebekah Duncan

Wilson to Withdraw Troops from Colorado Strike Zone

President Wilson will withdraw federal troops from the Colorado strike zone as soon as official word is received from Governor Ammons that the state is ready to resume control. He reiterated that the commission named by him would have nothing to do with the present strike but was appointed to help settle future differences and beef service.

Associated: Press Washington, D. C Wilson Colorado Ammons

Elmer McBride Dies of Tonsillitis at Walcott

Elmer McBride a former Muscatine resident died at his Walcott home after a four day illness from tonsillitis. He was 62, born near High Prairie in Muscatine County. He worked as a U S Express messenger, later ran a Walcott restaurant. Survived by his wife and a daughter aged 11, his mother Mrs Mary McBride and three brothers, Will Frank and Charles, all of Muscatine. Remains to be brought to Muscatine for funeral services likely Thursday.

Elmer McBride Muscatine Walcott Iowa High

Field marshal von Der Goltz promises to return to Turkey

The field marshal renewed his pledge to Sultan Mehmed in 1910 to join Turkey if needed. Sultan asked him to join Von Der Goltz and his staff during the war. Lieut General Oswald of Württemberg, recalled from retirement, led a landwehr infantry brigade and was killed in action. Generals Henning, Benno, and Von Grumbkon died from field service injuries.

Turkey Sultan Mehmed Constantinople Joan von der Goltz von “Oswald Wurtemberg Landwehr Henning Benno von. Grumbkon

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