Moose News Monthly from Iowa City Lodge No 1096
The Loyal Order of Moose publishes a monthly bulletin from Iowa City Lodge No 1096. It presents lodge updates, member notices, events, and community activities.
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Newspaper
Moose News
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1963
Page
1
The Loyal Order of Moose publishes a monthly bulletin from Iowa City Lodge No 1096. It presents lodge updates, member notices, events, and community activities.
The page lists editorial leadership including Don Roberts as Editor and Darlene Kinney as Co-editor, with associate editors Lamoyne Korous and printing staff and regional director Emory Janes. Governor Chuck McCain is noted alongside the secretary.
A roster of officers includes Emory Speck Janes as governor with past governor Lewis Vineyard and junior governor, followed by Donald Bell as prelate, Shack Chamberlin as secretary, McGahill as treasurer, Mila Navy, Ralph Sterner and Phil Yedlik as trustees. Roy Bud Schooley as sergeant at arms, Perry Hughes, Robert Hochstedler, Donald Shriver, Donald Sell as sick stewards, Lewis Vineyard and George Paul Laner as guards with outer guard noted.
President Secretary Treasurer A A West Joseph Schaaf Arthur Baldwin Forest Barker Andrew Kelley E L Christensen James Hottel Mike Farrington William R Hart Regular Meetings 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each Month at 8 00 p m Secretary s Office Phone 8 3228 Club Rooms Phone 8 7113
On Wednesday February 20 the Annual Payers Stay event welcomes 1096 members who have paid their dues. Admission requires a receipt with a heart shaped sticker entitling holders to dinner show and games. Drawings award a lifetime membership and five one year memberships.
The Moose Members Mixed Euchre Tournament began with a fun evening on Thursday January 17. Winners included Virginia Sterner in first place with runners up Barney Rogers and Sam Cortimiglia and Ivan Zager with William Jones sharing third. Upcoming sessions are set for February 7 and February 21.
A community birthday list celebrates residents turning a year older in May. Names appear by date from the 1st through the 22nd, with Wilfred Bouquet Edward O Connor George L Carlson Muriel Cochran William Shri ver Barnes Marvin Cole Weneil Martinek Melvin Soukup Merrill Annis Roy Delaney Wayne Karr Casimer Spitulski D H Maher Frank Corbin William Hebl George Jedlicka Leonard Krotz Francis Wakefield William Ziegler Earl Anderson Joseph Carney Bradley Rust J W West Philip Yedlik Frank Kabela Joseph Schulze LaMoyne Kor ous Henry Zigtema Carl Paintin William Bachman Vernon Brown Leroy Kasper Lorin Rickey Charles Snook William Spratt Edward Bash Paul Hughes Eugene Kunkel Jerry Meka Carl Williams Wilbert Frantz Ronald Whittaker Ronald BF Will Paul Campbell Dennis Cordle Leal Hoffman Omer Kemp Kenneth Swails Frank Zinkula Carlos Malone Walter Wallace Ray Forbes John Novotny Owen Rogers Marvin Yoder Leo Hall David Cook George Dennis Thomas Freestone John Roetlin Jolomer Broerman James Casey E Hughes Warren Kemp Louis Meka Melvin Smith John Beranek Rex J
The passage lists numerous names with ranks or dates and ends with congratulations and a query about how Russell Cline managed that. It appears as a celebratory acknowledgment of multiple individuals, highlighting Cline in particular.
The Legion of the Moose calls for membership with upcoming events including a February 28 dinner dance. Dinner runs 6:30 to 8:30 PM followed by a dance at 9:00 PM. Members are encouraged to bring their own bottle and join in the fun.
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