Country Club Women Open Golf Tourney at Geneva
The Geneva Golf and Country club hosts the annual Country Club Women golf tournament over several weeks starting next Thursday on Ladies' day. Pairings for the first and second flights are announced, with winners noted as Mrs. Johnson posting the low score in Ladies' day play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Golf and Country Club
E. L. Emerson
G. A. Sywassink
Roy Kautz
Elizabeth Meerdink
Lee Richards
Albert McKee
C. A. Edmonds
Ida Giesler
Ina Wilson
C. R. Rabedeaux
Sherwood Phillips
Margaret Leffler
Glen Barnard
H. G. Johnson
Anita Sullivan
Byron McKee
Mercedes McKee
Jean Moore
W. F. Bishop
Vernon Lear
Lloyd Bunker
Robert Jackson
George Meerdink
Johnson
Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid marks fiftieth anniversary
The Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid of Weed Park plans a Friday August fifteenth all day picnic and potluck at the shelter house to celebrate fifty years since the group’s August 16, 1885 founding. A Sunday service on August 18 features a special speaker and a body of members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Weed Park
Shelter House
Hilda Collitz
Bertha Behrens
Albertina Jagow
Adele Wassmund
Elizabeth Timm
Marie Havemann
Beveridge
Elizabeth Korschot
Emma Bender
Anna Meyers
Minnie Steffens
Charlotte Sylvester
Florence Boldt
Aid
Louise Rueckert
Eliza Schwartz
Minnie Blaesing
New Era Favorites Hear Several Talks At Club Meeting
The New Era Favorites Four-H club met Thursday at Verda Luedtke home with roll call on reasons for canning tomatoes. Betty Brossart spoke on birds, Clara Vermorelle on A Meal In General, Blanche Fitchner on The Hot Water Bath, and Rita Mae Sauer on What Constitutes Good Teeth. Three visitors attended: Myrtle Brossart, Helen Kailenberger and Elsie Vyncka. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Favorites
Verda Luedtke
Betty Brossart
Clara Vermorelle
Blanche Fitchner
Rita Mae Sauer
Myrtle Brossart
Helen Kailenberger
Elisie Vyncka
Eleven Girl Scouts Share Morning Breakfast at Park
A party of eleven Girl Scouts and leaders enjoyed an early breakfast at Wild Cat Den state park. The group included Margaret Heitz Fern Mittman Jean Hoeksma Mary Ann Hakes Caroline Ruthenberg Nadine Zimmerman Ruth Mittman Barbara Fuller Marian Smalley Ruth Hartwig and De Lea Jones. They toasted bread fried bacon and eggs on hot rocks before returning to Muscatine around 10 30 AM.
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Wild Cat den State Park
Margaret Heitz
Fern Mittman
Jean Hoeksema
Mary Ann Hakes
Caroline Ruthenberg
Nadine Zimmerman
Ruth Mittman
Barbara Fuller
Marian Smalley
Ruth Hartwig
de Lea Jones
Muscatine
Plans Announced for State Legion Auxiliary Convo
Local auxiliary meets at the Legion home to announce the fifteenth annual department conven tion of the American Legion auxiliary in Iowa City August 13 to 15. Mrs. Arthur D. Ladehoff presiding. Muscatine group expected. Notables on opening day include national secretary Mrs. Gwendolyn Wiggin MedlDowell and officials from Des Moines Marshalltown Glenwood Sioux City Wayne Neb.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Iowa
Legion Home
Iowa City
Arthur D. Ladehoff
Muscatine
Ladehoff
Gwendolyn Wiggin MedlDowell
Indianapolis
Ind
William J. O’connell
Des Moines
Roy L. Peil
Marshall Town
Cheminal National
Forty and Eight
William C. Rathke
Glenwood
O. W. Hahn
Wayne
Neb
Agnes Samuelson
F. J. Swift
Iowa State Department of Health
R. J. Laird
Sioux City
Iowa Department of the American Ie
National President Speaks At General Membership Dinner
A general membership dinner is planned for Tuesday evening. Mrs. Carlson of Willmar Minnesota, the national president, will discuss "The National President Arrives" on Wednesday. Frank Miles of Des Moines will speak on "Publicity Values." Officers for the coming year will be nominated Wednesday.
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Gion
Bert Halligan
Chicago
National Rehabilitation Committee
Department
Floyd W. Niggemeyer
Fort Dodge
Ladehoff
Smith Sisters Take Three Weeks Oklahoma Vacation
The Rev. Miss Viola Smith and her sister Miss Elizabeth Smith plan a three weeks trip to Oklahoma visiting with their brother and stopping at many points of interest along the way.
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Viola Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Oklahoma
Pretty Party Courtesy for Miss Meeker
A summer bridal pre nuptial party honored Miss Geraldine Meeker hosted by Miss Lorraine Fisher at 710 Mulberry Avenue. Meeker, set to wed Max Schomberg on August 14, received linen gifts and blue pink themed decor. Guests included Mrs Ernest Meeker and Miss Clara Pietzsch among others in Burlington.
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Geraldine Meeker
Lorraine Fisher
Mulberry Avenue
Miss Meeker
Max Schomberg
Ernest Meeker
Letts
Meeker
Charlotte Cole
George Thayer
Charlotte Rosenthal
Martha Galpin
Rita St. Denis
Helen Shepard
Jean Gray
Laurae Penrose
Marian Chamberlin
Roy Fisher
Clara Pietzsch
Burlington
Miss Fisher
Muscatine Party Plans Chicago Trip After Devils Lake Camping
A Muscatine group camping at Devils Lake Wisconsin includes Louis Herwig and wife with daughter Anna Mae, John McCaffery and wife with children, and Con Kent and wife. They intend to continue to Chicago after the trip.
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Muscatine
Devils Lake
Wis
Louis Herwig
Anna Mae
John McCaffery
Con Kent
Chicago
Letts Aid Group Meeting At Methodist Church
About 40 members and visitors attended a Wednesday afternoon meeting of the Me thodist Ladies' Aid society in the church basement. Mrs. M. A. Shellabarger led devotions. Visitors included several named guests from Moline Minneapolis Council Bluffs and relatives. August hostess group listed with four names.
Flapper Fanny on Marriage and Worry
Three women Miss Myrta Baker Mrs John Baker and Miss Harriet Rice plan a vacation trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota departing Sunday morning from 207 West Sixth street. They intend to be gone a little while for a leisure trip.
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Black Hills
Myrta Baker
John Baker
Harriet Rice
West Sixth Street
South Dakota
Train Trip Details Extend Beyond One Week
The article notes travel by train lasts more than a week, outlining lengthy journey times and the implications for schedules, connections, and lodging. It emphasizes the duration and potential delays affecting travelers.
Miss Noerenberg Visits With Parents in City
Miss Emma Noerenberg of Oak Park Illinois is visiting for ten days with her parents Mr and Mrs Gus Noerenberg at 719 Woodlawn After the visit she will spend the rest of the summer at Crystal Lake Illinois
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Emma Noerenberg
Oak Park
Ill
Gus Noerenberg
Woodlawn Avenue
Evanses Return From 700 Mile Trip To Iowa Minnesota
The Rev. and Mrs. George Evans of 110 West Fulham avenue returned Thursday night from a 700 mile motor trip through northern Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. Evans preached at Winneshiek quarterly meeting in Hesper Iowa where he formerly served as pastor for four years. Mrs Bessie Taylor and daughter Bertha of New York City who had stayed at the Evans home during their absence have left for the east.
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George Evans
West
Fulham Avenue
Iowa
Minnesota
Winneshiek Quarterly Meeting of Friends
Hesper
Evans
Wisconsin
Bessie Taylor
Bertha
New York City
Picnic Held By Ladies' Aid Society At Weed Park
Women of the Evangelical and Reformed Ladies' Aid society met at Weed Park on Thursday for a picnic. A small group attended due to intense heat and the afternoon and evening were spent informally with a picnic supper served.
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Evangelical and Reformed Ladies’ Aid Society
Weed Park
Three Families Plan Reunion at New Era
Sauer, Loehren and Bossen families announce their annual reunion to be held at New Era. Relatives from nearby towns are expected to attend with plans for shared meals and family photo sessions.
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NEW Era
Sauer
Loehren
Bossen
New
Cottage Party for Mission Group at Cedar River Bank
Grace Lutheran Missionary society held a 25 attendee cottage outing beside the Cedar river. Mrs. Carl Spieth led a talk on Our Church Boards and American Missions with a business meeting and social hour. Luncheon at 5 served by hostesses Mrs. Ed Horst Mrs. Helen Lange Mrs. J. Grimm and Mrs. Harry Leedy. Next meeting presided by Mrs. Roy Pearson and Dr Stella Pearson. leader will be Mrs. Elmus Richard.
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Cedar River
Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
Carl Spieth
Ed Horst
Helen Lange
J. Grimm
Harry Leedy
Roy Pearson
Stella Pearson
Elmus Richard
Mrs Mach Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. B. W. Mach of Chicago, guest of her aunt Mrs. August Hoffman at 900 East Ninth street, returned home Thursday night. Her husband Dr. Mach drove to Muscatine with her last Saturday and returned to Chicago Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Mach
Chicago
August Hoffman
East Ninth Street
Reunion dinner planned by Schmidt in Davenport
Era newspaper notes a Sunday event on August 4 with a basket dinner at noon. Richard L. Schmidt of Davenport serves as president of the reunion organization and will lead the gathering.
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Richard L. Schmidt
Davenport
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