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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1914

Page

16

Under Age Marriage Authorized by Mother's Consent

Earle Wolfe aged 29 and Esther Poole 18 were wed at St Mary's Rectory by Rev J I Grieser after Wolfe secured written consent from his mother Mrs Alice Wolfe of Washington. License obtained from County Clerk McKee, witnesses Nellie Frankenrider and Geo Hopewell. The couple's first move is a wedding supper at the Poole home before a short visit to Washington with the groom's mother.

Earl W. Wolfe Esther ~ Poole Bert Poole Wolfe Alice Wolfe Washington Hart McKee Iowa Avenue Nellie Frankenrider Geo. Hopewell Poole Mrs. Wolfe Washirston

Postpone Story Hours This Week At Library

No regular story hours will be held this week at the P. M. Musser public library. The announcement was made by Nellie Sawyer, children's librarian. Hours will resume after the mid winter vacation. Read the Journal, 10 cents a week.

P. M. Musser Public Library Nellie Sawyer

Muscatine County Pays Small Amount for Bridge Work

County Highway Engineer James J. Ryan reports that Muscatine County’s concrete bridge and culvert projects cost per cubic yard to taxpayers at 10.37 dollars. He notes the figure includes lumber, excavations, reinforcement and all items, and expects other counties to show similar patterns, likely making Muscatine one of the least expensive in Iowa.

Muscatine James J. Ryan Ryan Muscatine County Iowa Simler

Death summons Celia Andersen of Sweetland

Miss Celia Andersen a young woman known in Sweetland township died at her parents home near New Era from tuberculosis after long illness. Born December 2 1890 she came to this country as a child and lived in Sweetland township. Survived by parents Andrew and Mary, a sister Mary and brothers Andrew Jr and John J all of Sweetland. Funeral at home at 9 30 and 11 at New Era church with Rev John Hefner. Interment in Darker cemetery.

Celia Andersen Sweetland Township Andrew Andersen New Era Miss Andersen Mary Andrew, Jr John J. Andersen New Era Ch John Hefner German’ Lutheran Church Darker Cemetery

County Engineer James J Ryan to Attend State Meeting

James J. Ryan county highway engineer departs for Ames to join the second annual conference of county highway engineers. State highway commission hosts discussions on last years solved construction problems and lessons. Ryan expects to attend most of the sessions during the week long meeting. The first conference last year yielded noted benefits. Hotel death report interrupts otherwise routine year end notes.

James J. Ryan Ames State Highway Commission Ryan

British Raid on German Coast Airmen Reported Missing

British naval airmen attacked the German naval base at Cuxhaven on Christmas Day. Seven planes took part, six returned safely while Commander Hewlett is feared lost after his machine was found wrecked near Helgoland. The raid lasted about an hour amid thick fog, with German aircraft and submarines responding. three airmen were later recovered by submarines, and others by ships, leaving six of seven pilots safe.

London Cuxhaven Elbe Hewlett Helgoland Arethusa Undaunted Schilling Roads Oliver Bogs Kilmerff Miley Edwards Sublieut Blackburn Hew‘lett

Noted Guests Include Mr Laux at Illinois Hotelmen Event

Noted men were among his guests. Mr Laux formerly served as vice-president of the Illinois State Hotelmen's Association.

Laux Thellinois State Hotelnen's Association

Vinci Cod Liver and Iron Tonic Promises Healthier Children

An advertisement touts Vinci cod liver and iron tonic as a constitutional remedy that boosts appetite aids digestion and builds pure healthy blood. It claims a child named in town improved weight and health after use and urges mothers to consider the product for delicate children.

Vinci Gordon” Jessup Wil Morgan Ruggist

Gardener Offers To Take Park Deer For Winter

East end gardener S F Boke offers to care for the Weed Park deer for the winter. He will feed the animal and return it to the park in spring, contributing a hundred pounds of feed. The move aims to ease Alderman Sullivan’s budget concerns after a costly ground project.

S. F. Boke East End Sullivan Weed Park

Letts Train No 11 To Stop At Letts On Night

Letts residents arrange with the Rock Island railroad for train number 11 to be stopped at Letts that night, enabling local passengers to board and alight. The plan reflects ongoing talks between the town and the railroad to improve service.

Letts Rock Island Railroad

William Lamack Bound Over In Break In Case

William Lamack, a colored youth, was bound over to the grand jury by Judge John A. Rowan on a charge of attempting to break and enter at Max Siegel's store. Bonds fixed at 500 dollars. A separate entry notes William Gomer, arrested for drunkenness, pled guilty to intoxication and received ten days, suspended.

William Lamack Max Siegel John A. Rowan William Gomer

Austrian Emperor Expresses Gratitude Telegram

The State Department reported a telegram from Ambassador Penfield in Vienna saying Emperor Francis Joseph has expressed his gratitude. The message, dated December 28, was transmitted through the Associated Press Leased Wire.

Washington State Department Penfield Vienna Francis “Joseph

Grand Opera House Discontinues Regular Movie Shows

Manager Thomas Gray announces the Grand Opera House will end its regular daily film program. Only feature films will be scheduled when booked, with several already set for the remainder of the winter season. The move follows poor attendance and a shift to maintain class in programming.

Grand Opera House Thomas Gray Big House Gray

Special Train From Wapello For Blue Bird Show

A special train will run from Wapello to this city on January 11 to serve theatergoers attending the Blue Bird at Grand Opera House. Return trip will be around 10 30 p m. Tickets must guarantee at least 40 round trips sold. over 59 from Wapello expected. Crowds from Letts Columbus Junction and Wilton also anticipated.

Wapello Opera Letts Columbus Wilton

War orphans receive gifts from sympathetic friends in America

Thanks to American donors, clothing and toys are being shipped to war orphans aboard the Jason. Four and a half million gifts are this week distributed through Austria Hungary as the emperor thanks every donor and worker in the Christmas relief effort.

America Jason Austria-Hungary

Dynamite Wrecks Three Buildings in Chicago

Two saloons and a meat market were demolished by dynamite today and a building across the street wrecked. Flames broke out in all the buildings. Authorities consider enemies of Walker Wilson, owner of one saloon, as responsible for the blast. The Willing Band of Workers of the Sweetland church plans a Thursday sewing meeting at Mrs. Melvin Brown’s home, with a noon dinner.

Associated Press Chicago Walker Wilson Sweetland Melvin Brown Sweetland Township

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