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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

5

Apel Couple Mark Golden Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs John Apel celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home 604 East Fifth Street with seventy five relatives joining a day of family reunion and a dinner in yellow and white decor A program follows including a sermon by Rev John Hacner and remarks from friends noting the couple have long resided in Muscatine and were married in Morsow township in 1835 after coming to the area in 1846

Jean ‘Apel East Fifth Street John Hacner German Lutheran Church Apel

Westram Anniversary Party At Mulberry Avenue Home

Mr and Mrs Ek UO s Brandt hosted a quiet gathering for Mr and Mrs Mathew A Westram Waterloo visitors celebrating their tenth wedding anniversary. A peace conference and royal solos entertained guests, with yellow and white decorations, a tray luncheon, and out of town attendees Miss Lena Hubacke Miss Risie Hubacher and Mrs Walk.

Westrat Ek. UO Brandt Mulberry Avenue Mathew A Westram Waterloo Dora Davies-Williams Lena Hubacke Risie Hubacher

Train Early Habits for Children Health and Constipation

A walker urges training children from an early age to regular habits to prevent illness and promote lifelong health. Normal bowel activity is essential, especially in hot weather, and gentle laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin are recommended for constipation without harsh drugs. The remedy, sold for fifty cents, has a long history and many mothers attest to its benefits. free trial bottles are offered by Dr W B Caldwell at 452 Washington St Monticello Illinois.

Dr. Calawell Caldwell W. B. Caldivell Washington S. Monticello

Birthday parties and gatherings highlighted by Muscatine youths

A column of social notices reports Virgil Weigsmill celebrating his sixth birthday at home with a pink and white decorated cake and friends from Muscatine and Davenport, plus multiple birthday and card club events across Sweetland township. Other entries note a Kensington gathering, a 22nd birthday surprise for Albert Bermel, a Miss June Lingo hosted ninth birthday, and several social teas and dinners at local homes.

Bermel Hoare Albert Bermel Sweetland Township

Frank Hoppe Exhibition At Schultz Hall

Frank Hoppe, brother of the famed billiard champion, entertained a crowd of local pocket billiard enthusiasts at Schultz Villard Hall on East Second Street with clever fancy shots in a 125 ball pocket billiard game under new rules. He departed this morning for Davenport to repeat the exhibition tonight.

Schultz Villiard Hall East Second Street Frank Hoppe United States Hoppe

Sisters of Charity Open Normal School Course

Fifty enroll for a course at St Mathias convent to be concluded with a July 31 retreat led by Jesuit Father J G Daly of Toledo. Attendees include Sisters from Chicago and Milwaukee, with three former St Mathias parochial school staffers among the group. The program, begun three years ago, aims to improve parochial schools and colleges. Classes start 5:30 a.m. under sisters from Dutruque.

Sisters of Charity B. VM St. Mathias Convent Chicago St. Louis Davenport Rock Island Cedar Rapids Clinton Burlington Riverside Milwaukee Waterloo St. Mathias Parochial School Mary Arcada Iowa City Mary Campton J. G. Daly Toledo Ghia Dutruque

Archbishop Quigley in critical condition at home

Rochester June 29 Archbishop James E. Quigley of Chicago remained critically ill this morning as physicians issued a statement noting the extreme danger of his illness. He lies at the home of his brother Chief of Police Joseph Quigley in Chicago.

Rochester Xii. T James Quigler Chicago Jobs R. Culkin Quigsey Joseph

Fragmentary report on Quigley’s condition in Romily

A broken report states AY Quigley was brought to Romily from Manchester on a Saturday after an aggravated relapse. Details of his illness remain unclear but his condition has been described as steady since arrival.

Quigley Romily Manchester Atlantic Mathis

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