Muscatine Institute Honors National Education Leaders
A two day Muscatine county teachers meeting closed at the high school. Hon F G Blair Springfield IL schools head and Prof F C Ensign State University of Iowa addressed sessions to over 100 attendees. Ensign spoke on My Class in History and The Teacher's Capital in Personality while Blair discussed The School as a Melting Pot and Spiritual Outcomes.
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F. G. Blair
Springfield
Illinois
F. C. Ensign
State University of Iowa
Muscatine City
Muscatine County
Ensign
Melvin Diercks
Blair
Y. M.C.A
Ing Service
Home remedy cures catarrhal deafness with Parmint formula
A historic district newspaper promotes a home treatment for catarrh and head noises. It advises obtaining Parmint double strength, mixing with hot water and sugar, and taking a spoonful four times daily to relieve inflammation and improve hearing.
Obituary: Mrs Elizabeth Neidig Stein of Muscatine
Mrs Elizabeth Neidig Stein widow of Phillip Stein died December 2 in Des Moines at her niece Miss Mae Patton’s home. She was 84, born October 14 1836 in East Hanover PA, moved to Muscatine as a child, lifelong church worker at First Presbyterian, survived by daughter Mrs F L Stevenson and stepdaughter Mrs Alice Nye, three grandchildren and a brother Sam Neidig. Burial at Greenwood Cemetery after service at First Presbyterian Church. Funeral at 2 p.m. Saturday conducted by Dr J B Rendall.
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Elizabeth Neidig Stein
Chestnut Street
Phillip Stein
Mae Patton
Des Moines
Stein
Muscatine
First Presbyterian Church
Patton
Elizabeth Neidig
East Hanover
Lebanon County
Pennsylvana
Isaac Neidig
F. L. Stevenson
Chicago
Alice Nye
Sam Neidig
J. B. Rendall
Greenwood Cemetery
Funeral services for Henry Schoenig held in Greenwood
Funeral services for Harry Schoenig, former local resident who died at Wyaconda Missouri, were held at Greenwood chapel at 2:30 this afternoon. Rev E Goetz of the German Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Burial followed in Greenwood cemetery with six cousins serving as pallbearers: Henry, William, Charles, Fred, Frank and Ernest Schoenig.
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Harry Schoenig
Wyconda
Greenwood Chapel
E. Goetz
German Methodist Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Henry
William
Charles
Fred
Frank
Ernest Schoenig
Recular Meeting Tonight in Castle Hall
Castle hall hosts a regular meeting at 7 30 p m to elect officers and assign work in the rank of Page. All members urged to attend per C C.
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Castle Hall
C.C
Gardner v Healey guardian case stalls in district court
The guardianship dispute over 94 year old Mrs. Louisa Healey drags through the district court with testimony only begun and no decision this week. Henry Gardner seeks appointment of a permanent guardian, while Healey challenges incompetence to manage her affairs. The case, the term’s first jury matter not previously dismissed, resumes Monday.
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District Court
Henry Gardner
Louisa Healey
Healey
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers as the fastest relief for chest colds, congestion, aching muscles, and rheumatic pains. It claims heat penetrates quickly, warming the congested area in minutes and is available at drug stores.
Healy Family Fraud Case Seeks $75,000 Property
Claims allege Mrs. Healey’s brother A. F. Copeland and nephew W. C. Walton colluded to defraud her of $75,000 in property bequeathed by her son Charles. George Baker, appointed temporary guardian, swears an affidavit showing Mrs. Healey now has only $1,150 of the estate remaining.
Special Convocation of Washington Chapter No 4 R A M
Notice announces a special convocation of Washington Chapter No 4 R A M on Friday December 3 at 7 30 pm to work in the R A M degree Visiting brothers are invited to attend by order of the h p
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Washington
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