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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1913

Page

6

South End Stark Again Named as Sunday School Superintendent

Stark has served sixteen years as superintendent of Muscoryilla Methodist Episcopal Sunday school and was nominated unanimously for another term at the annual meeting. The church will ratify at the next quarterly conference. Elections for other officers followed, naming Martin L Seltzer as assistant superintendent Archie King as secretary Miss Edith Stohr as assistant secretary George LeCornu as treasurer Miss Ruby Stohr and Miss Erma Stark as librarians Miss Amy Hoopes as chorister Miss Luella Crow as assistant chorister Miss Laura Tames as organist and Miss Rosa Dandelias as assistant organist. A meeting adjourned to Thursday evening as teachers for the coming year will be chosen and class grading plans set. Reports from secretary and treasurer will be presented then.

ML. Stark Iftasn Muscoryilla Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Muswergilla Stark Martin L. Seltzer Archie King Edith Stohr George LeCornu Ruby Stohr Erma Stark Amy Hoopes Luella Crow Laura Tames Miss Rosa Dandelias Vian

East Hill River Floods Farms and Areas Near City

High water from the East Hill River inundates Samuel Bake’s farm and parts of Henry’s River Farm, six acres of Fred Glesenhaug’s land, and backs up a cement culvert creating a thirty acre lake. Areas above the city also suffer, with Mad Creek leaking over banks and surrounding several small factories. No major damage expected beyond planting delays. only light ice forms on the surface at night.

Samuel Bakes Henry's River Fred Glesenhaug Mad Creek Ugat

Arbor Day Final Program At Lincoln School

Final program to be given on Arbor Day. The last program of the school year at Lincoln School will be presented on the Sth of April. Teachers plan to make this the best program of the year if possible.

Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Hair

A vintage drugstore advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a quick fix for gray or faded hair. It claims one application darkens hair, stops itching and shedding, and restores a youthful appearance, with bottles sold widely for about 56 cents.

Wyeth A. W. Morgan West

Program planning for spring school events set by April 11

The combined entertainment or individual room programs are to be decided before the coming Monday. Work on the program starts after the spring vacation and a complete plan should be arranged by April 11. Attendance is high for the month, with few illness-related absences despite generally high sickness in the period.

Died at Sister's Home in Chicago Stroke of Paralysis

Miss Mary Rohan, aged about 60, died at 1:40 AM at her sister's residence, 812 East Highth street, after being brought from Chicago. Born in Davenport in 1853, she moved to Chicago in 1893. Funeral Monday at St. Matthias Church with interment in St. Marys cemetery. Survivor: one sister.

Yale Mary Rohan Dirs John Laughlin East Highth Street Chicago Davenport St. Matthias Church F. J. Leonard St. Mary’s Cemetery

Cow crashes into home endangering infant in window

A frightened cow charged a South End home of Mr and Mrs Edward Terry smashing a window where a sleeping infant lay in a cradle nearby glass scattered across the floor. The animal nearly struck the cradle as bits of glass flew from the pane. Native Muscatine residents Mr and Mrs T R Pitchforth of Tacoma plan to return to the city soon with their son George S Pitchforth.

Edward Terry South End Tacoma Wash South Muscatine George S. Pitchforth East Ninth Street

Dangerous Operations Warned For Internal Ailments

A troubled advertisement urges avoiding dangerous operations for appendicitis, gallstones, and stomach issues. It touts a “Wonderful Remedy” for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments and promises swift tests of its effectiveness. It lists numerous symptoms and conditions including indigestion, gas, nervousness, headaches, and jaundice.

Wert Liberty

Pitchforth Family Trips With Tacoma Visit Planned

Mr Pitchforth and siblings Charles and Blanche will accompany their parents from Tacoma. The Pharsday Evening Sewing Club met at the home of Misses Lulu and Gora Holzhaber on Horsey Avenue with twenty present. Maude Garvin assisted hostesses. music and sewing were the features as refreshments were served. Next meeting planned but location unsure. Mrs William Priesmeyer on Indiana Street left for Davenport for the day. Mrs A P Guerrier on Grand View Avenue reports extensive repairs and repainting at her home.

Pharsday Lulu Gora Holzhaver Horsey Avenue Wiliam Priesmeyer Indiana Street Davenport A. P. Guerrier Grandview Avenue

Indictment in Plymouth: Mrs Eaton Charged in Admiral Eaton Death

Plymouth March 28 Mrs Jessie Eaton indicted for murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton. She was arrested last Thursday accused of adding arsenic to a cereal drink given with meals. The death at Norwell was described as unexpected and attributed to indigestion after a roast pork meal. District Attorney Baker notes arsenic poisoning evidence found by Prof William Whitzey.

Plymouth Mass Mareh Jessie Eaton Joseph G. Eaton Eaton Norwell George Harrison Dorothy Ainsworth Baker William ‘F. Whitzey

Strife in Eaton Family Ties Drove Arsenic Mystery

The rear admiral died of arsenic poisoning and authorities for ten days have sought who obtained the poison and the Eaton household origins. Evidence from friends and neighbors reveals a tense home life with disagreements over guests. The admiral, married first in 1871 to Mary Anna Varoum, later wed Jennie May Ainsworth in 1567 after a prior Washington Senate employee husband, JD H Ainsworth, divorce.

Eaton Picnie Mary Anna Varoum Dracut Navy Jennie May Ainsworth George Harrison Alexandria

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