Funeral today for Albert Critz in Muscatine church
Relatives announce the death of Albert Critz who died Thursday morning in Muscatine while entering St Matthias church for Ascension day services. He was born April 2, 1862 in Richmond Iowa and lived in Riverside for fifty five years. He leaves a widow Miss Victorie Bush and daughter Miss Eda Critz, plus siblings and a stepmother. Burial was in St Marys cemetery Muscatine after services at St Matthias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorie Bush
Richmond
What Cheer
Iowa
Muscatine
Eda Critz
Helen Crite
Riverside
Nettie C. Hahn
Cedar Rapids
Estelle Crit
R. H. Heitzman
Death of Los Angeles nightclub bow-tender sparks Cleveland probe
Cleveland police investigate the death of Justine Hartford after her body was found on a driveway near her home. Hartford had told friends her home was Dallas, Texas, raising questions about her residence and circumstances surrounding the fatality.
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Justine Hartford
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Miss Jartford
Miss Hartford
Dallas
Tex
Tea Bushes Require Rainfall for Optimal Growth
Tea bushes need an annual rainfall of 100 inches or more to thrive. Research notes emphasize balanced moisture levels and consistent climate for healthy yields.
Local Notes on Youths and Jokes from the community
A collage of anecdotes from a youthful neighbor Margie Kerr and others, including sports gossip about Washington high school coach Veeck Geneva and Clinton high school relay hopes, a Peck discipline incident, shop chatter at Moore's Bootery, household humor about shared chores, wedding joke lines, and a Burma ad line about electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veeck Geneva
Washington
Clinton High School
Drake
Peck
Clinton
SSO
Talley Seeks Custody of Her Daughter in New York Case
Opera singer Marion Talley petitions for custody of five year old Susan from estranged husband Adolphe Eckstrom in a New York court. Talley says she will take the child to her Beverly Hills home as Eckstrom cries. The case centers on the custody award and his reaction.
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Marion Talley
Susan
Adolphe Eckstrom
New
Eckstrom
Miss Talley
Beverly Hills
Cal
Serving Again Reprieved as WWI nurse Edith Cavell era leader
Louise Thu liez Mile now heads a French women canteen workers group on the western front. The 48 named women are posted to front posts, continuing service after reprieve from German sentence alongside Edith Cavell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Cavell
Mile
Louise Thuliez
France
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Ington
Rollins
E. M. Bridges
Scott
Dre Faval Pemely Dyper
Are Mandel
IT. H. Peters
Cerone
Webster's
Weitneosday
Ney
Nicola
Harmon
North Side Square
Learaway
Ray
Moore
Pootery
Rockwood’s
Store For Women
Willits Motor
West Side Square
Sandwich
Evan
Johnson
de Monte
Albert Critz
Prvi Pollowed
Baby Chick
Getjen
Jack Sprat
CALL
Crone's
Jack Sprat Market
Brown & Orr
Beautiful
McLellan
Rothschild's
Miss Justine Hartfonnd
Margie K Kerr
Howard Kerr
Art Prahbl
Moore's Bootery
Art
Fine Quartete
Jerry
Harold
Cyrus
Jim
Swi
Kuife
Shirt-Tail
Jefflerson
Bridget
Lord Blank
Wales
Garand Theater
Noite
Pin Senith
Burma
Adolph Eckstrom, Susan and
Mile, Louise Thulies
Babe
Babe Muth
Julia
Ruth
Richard Flanders
New York
Dixie Dugan
BY Striebel & Mevoy
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