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Newspaper
Moose News
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
1
Published by Iowa City Lodge No 1096 Loyal Order of Moose editor Damon Swanson announces the monthly issue with staff and board listings. Meeting schedule notes regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at 8 00 p m and provides secretary and club room phone contacts.
Sick List Dwight Edwards Ivan Graper William Stransky Art Allison Oliver Keefer William Skriver R Beauchamp Dave Deaton Bob Fuhrman William Hahn at home. Bill Coombe D Av 4 W Vet s Roy Skriver Arthur G Foraker 420 Mercy Robert Ware 351 S U L
The Moose is hailed as a self reliant, vital community asset sharing sustenance and aid. It notes Yukon Indians using hides for clothing and canoes, celebrates Dr George Scanlon as president elect of the Iowa State Medical Society in 1962, and honors Patrick Trand becoming West Liberty superintendent. It mentions birthdays, television, and a tale of frozen pheasants donated by Aberdeen and Huron Lodges for Moose Heart's New Year dinner, with feathers kept for dress and home economics use.
Iowa City Lodge welcomed seven new members on May 24 including James E. Roever Paul R. Schnoebelen John A. Rochlin Alton G. Erickson Wilby Joe Young Charles Pence and Thomas C. Ross Welcome to the Lodge Brothers An active member is a happy member Invitations urged for participation in all Moose activities.
June marks the last month for four special re enrollment privileges allowing once dropped members to be reinstated for five dollars with six months dues prepaid. A Mississippi Valley Legion fundraiser offers a Go Cart prize for a one dollar donation benefiting two worthy causes.
The Old Moose recalls a frugal note tied to spring bonnet making and Savings Time. He quips that to make minutes count, one should not count the minutes. The remark blends thrift with a playful timekeeping principle.
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