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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1926

Page

12

Stein Funeral Rites Held For Dr S G Stein In Muscatine

Funeral services for Dr S G Stein, prominent local resident, were held at the First Presbyterian church in Muscatine with ministers J B Rendall and J N Eliott speaking. More than 100 Masons attended in a body along with Thirty-third degree Masons from across the state. Interment followed at Greenwood cemetery after a large floral tributes display and musical numbers by Mrs E L McColm and Mrs F H Little.

S. G. Stein West Second Street J. B. Rendall First Presbyterian Church J. N. Eliott Bloomington Ill Muscatine Dr. Stein Rendall Elliott Stein Triune Lodge Ernest Moore E. L. McColm F. H. Little Greenwood Cemetery W. F. Bishop Ira Romig Fred Beach W. R. Vo

Obituary mentions William Jeschka and others

Honorary pallbearers are listed for the deceased including William Jeschka E L McColm Ray Nyemaster and W M White both of Davenport They are joined by Judge D V Jackson I B Richman J W Wells G M Titus A E Othmer R L Thompson G A Riemcke and C R Musser

Taw William Jeschka E. L. McColm Ray Nyemaster W. M. White Davenport D. V. Jackson I. B. Richman J. W. Wells G. M. Titus A. E. Othmer R. L. Thompson G. A. Riemcke C. R. Musser

Latvia Farm Plows Challenge and Unsold $150000 Shipment

In Latvia small farms cannot handle typical American horse drawn plows and a $150,000 shipment from the United States remains unsold after eighteen months.

Latvia

Scottish champion Robert Mitchell dies at Ferguslie home

Robert Mitchell once held Scotland’s half mile running title for five years. He accidentally shot himself in the hand while starting a foot race and died recently at his Ferguslie home.

Robert Mitchell Scotland Ferguslie

Funeral for Thomas Carter Auctioneer in Blackpool

A floral tribute shaped as an auctioneer's rostrum and hammer marked the funeral of Thomas Carter the auctioneer held in Blackpool England. The service reflected his career and local ties with colleagues and family in attendance.

Thomas Carter Blackpool England

People of China Cling to Old Tea Drinking Customs

The passage notes that Chinese people, famed for tea production, still prefer traditional methods and refuse to boil the leaves.

China

Welfare Needs Are Still Great In Muscatine

The Muscatine Welfare association reports a light response to its clothing appeal for winter relief. Superintendent Charles Kern notes many have donated warm clothing, but demand still exceeds supply. Acceptable items include warm bedding and clothing. adult garments can be repurposed for children.

Muscatine Welfare Association Charles Kern

Former Local Girl Dies After Auto Accident

Miss Mabel Rockafellow 13 died from injuries after being struck by a car in Moline Friday at 5 45 pm. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Rockafellow formerly of Muscatine she suffered a broken leg and skull fracture and died Saturday night in Moline City Hospital. She is survived by her parents and brother Gerald William. Burial will be Tuesday at 1 30 pm in a Moline cemetery.

Moline Mabel Rockafellow Fred FE. Rockafellow Muscatine Moline City Hospital Rockafellow Gerald William

Honey Lou continues as two weddings unfold

The chapter recounts Angela Allen denying alcohol use while Steve remains silent about the night's events. Daisy marries Sam Langdon, and Angela Allen weds Timothy Thomas Donegal at St Michael's Church. The couple depart for a Canada honeymoon amid family tensions.

Angela Steve Huntley Daisy Sam Langdon Margret Honey Lou Angela Allen Jones Paton Allen Summit Avenue Timothy Thomas Donegal St. Michael's ‘Church Canada

Noted Couples Face Family Strain After Stirring Incident

The dialogue hints at a shared marriage saving two families from scandal. Honey Lou contemplates the moral outcome, noting they returned good for evil by rescuing someone from a recent trouble. She fears Jack would react to the revelation that she drinks, torn between indignation and heartbreak as the scene ends.

Honey Lou Jack

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