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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1972
Page
3
The Bishops Roger and Phyllis moved from Waterloo to 614 W Hamilton Ave Muscatine in late December. Newlyweds since July, they begin life together as Mr and Mrs with Roger taking a new role in the community.
Christine Pearson and Terry Masterson wed March 17 at the Air Force Chapel in Biloxi Mississippi. The bride is the daughter of Mrs Betty Pearson of Muscatine and the late Jerry Pearson. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry A Masterson of Davenport. The couple resides in Biloxi where he is stationed with the US Air Force. She is a nurse's aide at Muscatine General Hospital. They have two pets, Puff the dog and Pretty Bird the parakeet.
Muscatine General Hospital lists volunteer assignments for the upcoming week. Sunday features Minnie Romann and Mabel Terry. Monday dates include many names such as Ron Gordy and Don Gray. Tuesday shows Harriet Bauerbach and JoAnn Bloom among others. Board of directors will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. on the hospital’s fourth floor.
A personal bridal shower for Debra Mayerhoffer was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Clifford Brown's home. Co hosts were Mrs. William Webb and Mrs. Richard Reichert. Twenty five guests attended as Kathy Mayerhoffer and Terry Reichert helped open gifts. Games awarded prizes to Debbie Blake, Terry Reichert, Debra Mayerhoffer, Jeannie Nelson, Janet Kardux, Tammara Fuller, Kathy Mayerhoffer, and Karen. Mayerhoffer will wed Phillip Nelson in April.
The Friendly 20 club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Nettie Fox home with co host Mrs. Alta Meyers. Vice president Nettie Fox led the meeting as members recited the Lord's Prayer. Prizes were awarded to Violet Opel Mildred Fridley Erma Kiser and Elsie Robinson. Lunch followed. Former member Clara Feldman now of Moline attended as a guest. The next gathering will be April 25 at Mrs. Dorothy Brannen home with Violet Opel as co host.
The college of regents met at Mary Riley's home Thursday evening with 10 members present. Chairman Jean Lee led the meeting. Boxes of cards remain to be sold and interested buyers should call Lee. Plans were made for a July chapter night program and to invite readers from other cities. Cards were sent to Ethel Phillips in Iowa City hospital and Clarabell Krueger at home. Prizes were awarded to Irene Moomey, Ardis Rick, Isabel Johnson and Verna McFadon. Lunch was served by Mary Riley. The event occurred at Wilma Nicklas's home, 1014 E. 10th St., April 19.
Abigail Yen Buren shares letters about remodeling a shambles house and a husband who helps others more than his own family. The column offers cautions about neglecting home needs and handling marital infidelity while addressing wartime era sentiment and reader feedback.
The YWCA week schedule includes a crafts class bake sale and an antique show trip among many activities for children teens and adults. Notable items appear across days with play school swim classes crafts plunge and various club meetings.
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