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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1964

Page

3

Candace Greer Engaged To Wed James McDaniel

Mr and Mrs LeVern Greer announce the engagement of their daughter Candace to James McDaniel son of Mr and Mrs Donald McDaniel Both graduates of Muscatine High Candace works at Al's Cameca shop James is employed by Grain Processing Corp A fall wedding is planned

Candace Greer James McDaniel LeVern Greer Candace Donald McDaniel Miss Greer Muscatine High Cameca Mr. McDaniel Grain Processing Corp

BPW Will Meet On Wednesday

Members of the Muscatine Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at the Elms Wednesday August 12 at 6:90 p.m. for dinner and social time. New officers will be in charge. Reservations should be made with Caroline Liebbe by Tuesday noon. Anyone needing transportation should call president Ann Havernann.

Muscatine

Start Park Lane Women's Tournament Opens This Month

The Park Lane women's golf tournament will be held this month with championship flight match play on 16 holes. Players include Myrtle Othmer Dorothy Reaves Irene Meerdink Bahice Tobias Margaret Root Mary Price Janet Baltey Maxine Norton Jan Douglas Olive Rhodes Bernice Shellabar ger Nebie Weller Marie Pul Bam Marilyn Pilgrim Ant Figg Gail Peterson. A consolation match will be held for the championship flight. First flight covers nine holes with byes for some players including Alice Kochneft Helen Jehring Arléne Foster Myra Piotrowski Jackie Cottrell Dorothy Burke Leora Fahy Sandy Miller Ann Havemann Lorraine Webber.

Myrtle Othmer Dorothy Reaves Irene Meerdink Bahice Tobias Margaret Root Mary Price Janet Baltey Maxine Norton Jan Douglas Olive Rhodes Bernice Shellabarger Nebie Weller Marie Pul Bam Marilyn Pilgrim Ant Figg Gail Peterson Mater Alice Kochneft Helen Jehring Mary Flannery Arléne Foster Myra Piotrowski Jackie Cottrell Dorothy Burke Leora ‘Fahy Sandy Miller Ann Havemann Lorraine Webber

Legion Auxiliary Plans Labor Day Luncheon at Legion Home

The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion home with Marian Swain presiding and proposed a Labor Day luncheon open to the public from 11 a.m. Fried chicken and trimmings are on the menu. A department convention report was given, and a county picnic will be at the Iowa City VA hospital on Aug 20 at 14:90 a.m. A silver tea for Mrs. Don Harmeyer is set for Aug 16 at 2 p.m. A white elephant sale followed the meeting with birthday drawings won by Renee Olson, Florence Truitt and Hortense Rowe. refreshment committee named Ruth Dye, Florence Truitt and Viola Slark.

Legion Home Marian Swain Legion Department Des Moines Iowa City VA Hospital West Point, Iowa Legion Don Harmeyer Renee Olson Florence Truit Horterse Rowe Ruth Dye Florence ‘Truitt Viola Slark

Bridal shower and wedding tidings in Bloomington notices

A mixed Bloomington social column lists a bridal shower for Kay Silly on Monday August 10 at 7 30 p m at Bloomington Grante hall. Miss Smith arid Timothy Sanders plan to wed August 16 with blue yellow orchid and pink colors. Also a Girl Scouts potluck at Camp Sacajawea on Saturday August 8 at 3 p m to honor Frances Thorpe visiting from Nigeria. Cedar Grange meets August 10 at 8 40 p m in Cranston with Irene Bloomquist and Sue Phillips on the committee.

Bloomington Bloomington Grante Hall Frances Thorpe Nigeria Camp Sacajawea Robert Cantor Hase Cedar Grange Grange Hall Cranston Irene Bloomiquist Sue Phillips

Lacy couple to celebrate silver wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. WR. Jack Lacy of Sherman will observe their silver wedding anniversary this Sunday August 8. Mrs. Lacy serves as cafeteria manager at West Junior High and Mr. Lacy works at Rock Island Farm all works. The couple has five children and five grandchildren.

Jack) Lacy Sherman Lacy West Junior High Farmall Rock Island

Garden Club Meeting and Show Set for Aug 10 at YMCA

The Muscatine Garden club meets Monday at 1 p.m. at the YMCA for a board session and business meeting with a venue change noted. Also on Aug 10 the flavor show Fun With Flannas will run 1 to 3 p.m. with winners of the slide contest announced.

Muscatine Garden Club YMCA

Fuller and King Choose Sept Date for Wedding

Miss NeVada Fuller of Rowley and Ronald King of 108 B Kigath announce their wedding date. The ceremony is at 8 p.m. September 5 at Musgerville Methodist Church with a reception at Hoopes Hall. All friends and relatives are invited.

NeVada Fuller Guy S. Fuller Rowley Ronald King Lucien King B. Kigath Musgerville Methodist Church Hoopes Hall Friends Land

Health Check Basics Before Fall School Openings

Mrs. Louise Ganlenbein urges comprehensive pre school checkups to ensure good eyesight hearing and dental status. A physical exam assesses eyes ears throat heart and posture while addressing behavior and emotional issues. Parents should schedule dental visits vaccinations and notify the school of any health concerns before the fall start.

Louise Ganlenbein R. N

Engagement of Jean Moore to Afne Larry Brown

Mr and Mrs Ernest Moore of 2611 River Road announce the engagement of their daughter Jean to Afne Larry Wayne Brown son of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown Route 1 Their wedding is planned for Sunday August 30 at 7 PM at the home of Jean s grandparents Mr and Mrs Glenn Wright 629 Lake Park Blvd

Jean Moore Larry Brown Ernest Moore River Road Jean Afne Larry Wayne- Brown Fred Brown Suneday Glenn Wright Lake Park Blvd

Convenience not savings is advantage of owning a freezer

Iowa State University extension nutritionist Jewel Graham argues that keeping a home freezer mainly saves time and effort rather than money. She estimates overhead at about 40 dollars yearly, with cost per pound dropping as turnover increases, but notes storing 400 pounds yields about 20 cents per pound and 1200 pounds about 7 cents per pound, depending on usage and production.

Extensi Jewel Graham Foray Farm Science Magazine Iowa Graham

Hospital Women of the Moose Meet at Hatfield Home

The hospital committee of the Women of the Moose met at Mable Hatfield's home with Ella Law presiding in place of the absent chairwoman Eleanore Midkiff. A short business session followed, games were played, and refreshments served. The next meeting is set for Gloria Barko's home at 307 East Seventh with ready prepared foods discussed.

the Women of the Moose Mable Hatfield Ella Law Eleanore Midkiff Gloria Barko

Oakville and Fairview Church Schedules Update

Oakville Methodist holds services with sermon The Potter and the Clay and a 7 20 Young Peoples meeting on Tuesday August 11. Work session for men in church basement on Tuesday. Ice cream social at Oakville school gym Wednesday August 12 starting 5 40. Troop 47 Court of Honor and Charter Presentation planned for Monday August 17. Fairview Community Church services at 1 00 p m with Rev Howard Peterson. Fairview Christian Youth meets 7 30 Sunday. Fairview Aid to meet August 26 with Devotions by Mrs Alice Schrader and picnic noted. Oakville Church of God services at noon with 7 30 Young Peoples meeting led by Miss Esther Whitaker and regular Sunday worship.

Oakville Oakville Methodist Church Fairview Community Church Howard Peterson Fairview Christian Youth Fairview Aid Dave Dean Alice, Schrader

Christian Church at Nichols Plans Supper and Sale

Nichols church outlines its Harvest Sale and supper for Saturday September 19 with general chairmen Helen Grim Bernice Longstreth and Catherine Zierenberg. Committee assigns advertising dining room kitchen and reception duties. fried chicken supper features noodles mashed potatoes green beans and pie with cafeteria style service.

Ellsworth Mc .Gowan Alvina Kirchner Jessie John Rev Helen’ Grim Mrs. Bolinger

Methodist Church at Nichols Plans Fall Supper Date

Nichols Methodist Church Board meets to set Wednesday September 2 as the date for the fall supper. The general committee lists Mr. and Mrs. La Moyne Kirchner, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kirchner, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Hank, Mr. and Mrs. John Tate, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C Miller.

Methodist Church Nichols Methodist Church Board la Moyne Kirchner Ernest Kirchner Hale Hank John Tate C. Cmiller

ZLCW Group Plans Picnic

Zion Lutheran Church Women group holds monthly meeting with hymns for birthday honorees Mrs Freda Flagg and Mrs Minnie McDaniel. Paul Schaedig led Bible study from Acts 15. Picnic planned for Aug 12 at Weed Park with potluck noon. Entertainment committee and hostesses named. offering received.

Zion Lutheran Parrsh Freda Flagg Minnie McDaniel Paul Schaedig Werner Axel Margaret Freese Weed Park Margaret Flake Wilma Swisher Freda Buster

Colorado 6 PTA Opens School for Book Exchange

The Colorado 1 PTA announces the school will be open Wednesday and Thursday August 12 and 13 from 2:30 to 5:30 a.m. and 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. for parents to bring last year’s books to exchange with youngsters.

Colorado Colorado 1 Pta

Faculty for Coming Year Announced at Wapello

Wapello Superintendent Ro Witt announced the next year’s faculty for Wapello High School and elementary. The list includes Arnold Bradley as principal, Marjorie Birchmeier in math and yearbook, Buddies in English and speech, vocational teachers, and a full slate of junior high and elementary staff with category assignments across disciplines and grades. Oakville and district staff include Howell in math and science, Brase principal at Oakville, and several grade teachers, music, and special education roles named.

Wapello Witt Wapello High School Arnold Bradley Marjorie Birchmeier Dorothy .Deamh Virgil Haganman Indus Islams Harald Hain Willard Howell Robert Martin Murray Jack Poe Chesney Myrtle Lauzhliz Virginie Cuthamp Mary Ann Hamiston Harold Cross Sue Kay Johnson Otilla Mikesh Oakville Howyard Peterson Robert Brown Diana Harper Herbert Clevenger Elsie Swanson

Women's Fellowship Meeting at Conesville Church

The August gathering of Grace United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship in Conesville, with 18 members, four visitors and three children, featured memorial remarks for Helen Gariake, devotions on witnessing, and a lesson on resurrection. They planned a church lunch for September 3 and discussed fund use for silverware and a birthday box memorial.

Conesville Women's Fellowship Grace United Church of Christ Mary McKee Helen Gariake Winifred Maxwell Ina Allen Margaret Schlichting Sylvia Plotts Clara Alfred] v Pearl Adams Town Women's Fellowship Congregational Church Ames Waverly Elizabeth Lutz

Rally Planned at Nichols for Christian Church Event

Plans were made for a church rally to be held Tuesday September 15 from 750 to 900 p m at the CWE meeting at the Christian Church Monday evening A chicken supper and harvest sale are set for Saturday September 12 at the church Mrs Bernice Longstreth presided Committees for the rally include Edna Kirchner Esther Christofferson coffee work and hostesses Mrs Loretta MacKenzie led the lesson One Day With Margaret devotional leader Mrs Helen Grim After the meeting Newts Cafe hosted by Mildred Porter and Catherine Zierenberg

Bernice Longstreth Sex Mike Alice Hillyer Loretta MacKenzie Margaret Helen Grim Newt's Cafe Mildred Porter Catherine Zierenberg

Oakville Methodist Church Trustees Meet

Oakville trustees met with Rev Frederick Richard to discuss remodeling plans for the church basement. On Tuesday August 11, men will work on the basement and all hands are needed. The meeting at Fairview Community Church with district superintendent in Mount Pleasant addressed rumors of demolition. plans continue with Rev Howard Peterson as pastor and no further meetings planned.

Oakville Oakville Methodist Church Frederick Richard Fairview Church Vernon de 3Vere Delbert Pilling Susanne Huff Harvey Hemphill Myrtle Bjork Mount Pleasant Fairview Community Church Will

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