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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
8
Olive Branch School pupils resumed the term today while city grade pupils enjoy spring vacation. The year ends in late May, later than other local schools. Senior pupils presented Miss Grace Missel with a fountain pen, recognizing her year and a half of teaching. About twenty five pupils attend daily.
A family gathering at 515 Grandview Avenue celebrated Mr and Mrs Appel on their 32nd wedding anniversary and Mr Appel and Miss Ida Be Appel on their birthdays during a Muscatine reunion. Ida Appel, noted pianist, performed pieces with violin and cello. gifts and roses enhanced a pleasant evening.
A reunion at John G. Kuebler’s residence marks the thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Kuebler, with thirty relatives attending. Notable guests include Marshall Miller of Davenport and Mary Ramona of Wilton. A six o’clock dinner capped the event, while attendees from Cedar Rapids and Grandview gathered for the milestone in a community highlighted by reminiscence of banker J. Pierpont Morgan’s life and values.
Washington March 34 Surprise rose among money trust members in Washington that Mr Morgan's breakdown should be blamed on Pujo inquiry effects. When Morgan testified December 19 he appeared in good health and confident. Representative Hayes of California said Morgan seemed at ease and under no unusual strain.
For over thirty years women have used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to treat severe female illnesses. The medicine has created huge demand across the coast to coast. If you suffer from any form of female ills, consider trying this remedy for relief.
A new Rock Island Ry schedule affects freight and passenger runs through Eldon and Silvia. A Chicago to Pacific coast freight train arrives about 12:30 a.m. in the city, with Eldon arrival around 6:30 p.m. and departure from Silvia at 9 p.m. Passenger No 2 now arrives at 10:55 a.m. instead of 11:06 a.m. These changes went into effect Sunday. Ida Hutchinson's residence at 2207 Mulharry Avenue is disinfected and to be released from quarantine tomorrow. Regular Pearutinisation of Town Lodge No 2 AFM is set for Tuesday April 1 at 8 o'clock.
East Hill area notes show Ladies Aid groups planning church entertainment at J Albert Shepliud street location. Several residents travel for visits and illnesses. May Lewis recovers from typhoid fever. Local names include Mrs Kemp Mrs Holtz Mrs Pulse and others with addresses on East Pitun Sheridan and Holly streets.
The city received a Studebaker street flusher to aid the alleyway cleaning drive started today by the street department. Street Commissioner Graebner ordered crews to commence work and notified property owners to clear rear alleyways, urging cooperation from all residents.
Zapata orders the execution of Col. Pascual Orozco Sr., father of a former northern rebel leader, according to reports from El Paso. The incident follows a peace mission by Col. Grezes on behalf of the Huerta government. Dr. Dalzell returns from Galmoria and plans to open a dental office at Onto-Ady.
Thirteen youths were confirmed at the German Lutheran church yesterday morning with special music and two sermons by Rev. John Haemer. Seventeen communicants partook of the Lord's Supper, followed by a reception planned by the Jugend Verein with a devotional, poems, stories, and refreshments in the evening.
Arrangements proceed for a Wednesday theatre benefit at the Orpheum Theatre with proceeds aiding food sufferers in Ohio and Indiana. The Union Band will perform from 7 to 9, with slides and Omaha disaster pictures. Donations from local businesses and artists are welcomed, and souvenir programs will be produced by local printers. A new dramatic piece, Linl Alabama, will be presented to boost the show.
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