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Newspaper
Moose News
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1961
Page
1
Monthly lodge bulletin from Iowa City Moose Club No 1096. It highlights upcoming events, member notices, and community service plans. The publication reflects fraternal activities and local lodge news for members.
The document lists Damon Swanson as editor and multiple associate editors and staff including Lamoyne Korous Alvin Miller and Paul Bainter with regional director Lewis Vineyard. It notes regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. and provides two contact phone numbers for the Secretary’s Office and Club Rooms.
Sick list shows Art Foraker William Shriv er Dave Deaton Oliver Keefer Herman Worton and Rudolph Sasina all at home with Clair Hesseltine at Iowa Falls Ardell Long of Carth age Ill at 7E Vets
The Moose celebrates Lodge 1096 turning 49 on August 16 and News reaching 21 while noting Joe Gerber and wife’s golden anniversary last June 28. Murals include member updates, officer moves, promotions, and lighthearted tips about travel and a joke about keeping a wife in hot water.
On Sunday July 16 a new Moose Lodge was installed in Fairfield Iowa under Regional Director Paul Bainter. Des Moines Degree Staff and Perry Quartet enrolled a 90 member charter class. Deputy Supreme Governor Carl Wilcken and State President Joe Lilley of Waterloo addressed the class. A large Iowa City contingent attended to honor Iowa's newest Moose Lodge.
New Members initiated at the July 9 lodge hall dedication include Dr. E. O. Johnson Wynton Roetlin Leonard Marck Donald J. Studker George M. Dasov ich Harry Nunamaker Pearl L. West Edwin E. Faulkes Frank E. Corbin George Abraham Virgil Mortensen and Wallace Day Welcome to the family fraternity.
The City Club will close on Sunday August 13 from morning until 6 p m to allow employees to attend a family picnic.
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