Murder by Arsenic Poisoning, Accident while Playing on a Sand Bar, and Other Grave Tales 

by Donna Volkenannt 

Did you know that a man buried in the All Saints Cemetery died as a result of arsenic poisoning by a woman known as the St. Charles Black Widow? 

Did you know that the All Saints Cemetery contains the remains of heroes from all major American conflicts, including the Revolutionary War? 

Did you know that the German language was taught in All Saints School until World War I? 

Do you want to know more about the fascinating people, places, and history of All Saints Parish? 

If so, join us for our parish’s third Cemetery Walk, Saturday and Sunday, October 7-8 at 7 pm. The program is open to the public. 

Ticket price is $10 for adults, $5 for children (12 and under) available at the Parish Office from 9 am to 8 pm Monday—Friday and 9 am to 3 pm on Saturday. 

Souvenir items will be on hand for purchase prior to and following performances. 

We’re sorry that we cannot accommodate strollers or wheelchairs. 

For more information, please call the All Saints Parish Office at 636.397.1440 ext. 221 or email valentined@allsaints-stpeters.org. 

TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE AFTER MASSES. 

Voices from the Past Cemetery Walk at All Saints St. Peters, MO Saturday, October 7 7 pm Sunday, October 8 7 pm 

This outdoor theatre program combines a living history and a tour of the parish grounds. 

Tickets on sale beginning September 9.