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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1952

Page

8

Achievement Day Programs Highlight Farm Bureau Week

Farm Bureau plans feature girls and boys Four-H clubs with achievement day programs across multiple communities. The schedule includes Bloomington Best Four-H at Bloomington Grange hall and other clubs at homes, churches, and schools Monday through Friday, plus Fulton township picnic and various club meetings.

Farm Bureau Fulton Township Farm Bureau Bloomington Bloomington Grange Hall Spangler Chapel Lake Live Wires Arlie Kennedy Spirit of Seventy Gary Lee Grange Hall Fulton Royal Pleasant Prairie School Moscow Marilyn Johnson Methodist Church Letts Durant Park Wilton Busy Bees Goshen Gleamers Cedar Valley Green Valley Hustlers Fred Hoopes

Nichols W S C meets Aug 13 at Hanft home

Nichols WSC of the Nichols I Methodist church will meet a week earlier than planned due to the West Liberty Fair. The gathering is set for Wednesday August 13 at Mrs. Gertrude Hanft's home with hostesses Rhoda Hanson Cecelia Braun and Verda Met calf. Ride arrangements and time 1 45 p m discussed. Bernice Hadley will present the lesson Partners in Obedience and Helen Tutge leads the worship service.

Nichols Nichols I Methodist Church West Liberty Fair Gertrude Hanft Rhoda Hanson Cecelia Braun Verda Metcalf Hanft Bernice Hadley Helen Tutge

All-Iowa Fair to Have Record Swine Pens

Cedar Rapids reports the All-Iowa Fair will feature a record number of swine pens for the pig congress despite a vesicular disease outbreak. Manager Andy Hanson said the event is a unique show, limited to pigs farrowed last fall and spring.

Cedar Rapids Andy Hanson Hanson

Michigan card game for five or six players

A simple circulating deal trick game for five or six players. The dealer gets an extra hand and may auction it. play proceeds by matching sequential red or black suit cards from the led hand. Chips are won by matching center cards or by emptying a hand, with play continuing for the next hand if center cards remain.

Michigan Deuce

Light club and lodge activities planned in Muscatine week

Abbreviated calendar keeps most gatherings light as Muscatine lodges and clubs schedule regular meetings Monday through Friday. Notable items include Joan Harold Kembie post 1565 VFW Tuesday night district meeting plans for Sept 14 in Iowa City and a Friday public dance at Houk's grove. Initiation ceremonies for Muscatine Moose chapter Thursday night during the final membership drive.

Muscatine Muscatine Lodge BPO Elks IOOF Joan Harold Kembie Veterans of Foreign Wars Iowa City The Post Ils Houk’s Grove Muscatine Rotary Club West Liberty Rotarians Rotary Lodge F. W. Bishop G. A. Riemcke Order of DeMolay Order of Redmen Kenneth Bartelt Ewdard H. Bitzer American Legion Legion Muscatine Lodge 388 Loyal Order of Moose Muscatine Toastmesters Club Wyoming Lodge 76 Knights of Pvythias

New York City Road Sketch: A Place to Visit Not Live

A strolling tour through Manhattan highlights Lexington and Fifth avenues, cheerful shopfronts, a cat that chats with strangers, and a wedding at St Patrick's. The piece paints New York as a dazzling corridor of beauty and bustle, best enjoyed as a visit rather than a home.

New York Lexington Fifth Avenue Central Park Third Avenue

Old Age Rolls Decrease in Iowa as Deaths Rise

The State Board of Social Welfare reports a sharp drop in Iowa old age assistance rolls due to three factors: higher deaths in June, federal social security payments reducing eligibility, and some recipients taking light work. July payments totaled 2.47 million for 47,695 recipients, down 1,225 from last year and 110 from last month, while aid to dependents and the blind rose. Jet streams are attributed to cold northern air meeting warm southern air.

Des Moines State Board of Social Welfare Iowa

Antabuse Seen As Part Of Alcoholism Treatment

Dr. Robert C. Larimer notes Antabuse helps when used with therapy but is not a complete cure for alcoholism. He observed 193 patients while in Iowa and Canadian hospitals and says underlying conditions must be addressed, with patient willingness essential to success.

Iowa City Robert C. Larimer Larimer Sioux City University Hospitals Journal of the Iowa State Medical Society

Antabuse described as aid for alcoholics by Dr Larimer

Dr. Larimer explains how Antabuse works and outlines risks of drinking during treatment including flushing palpitations vertigo and sharp blood pressure drop. He notes a coma like stupor vomiting and sleep followed by refreshed awakening. He urges cautious use restricted to non psychotic patients with favorable attitudes and warns of misused by well meaning spouses.

Larimer

Wagoner Rites Held at Richland

Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist church in Richland Iowa for Alva Wagoner of Richland who died at Bellevue hospital in Muscatine on August 2. He had suffered ill health and a stroke while visiting his daughter Mrs Harrison Westbrook in Grandview. Survivors include his widow two daughters Mrs Jessie Irwin of Broadenton Florida and Mrs Mabel Westbrook Grandview eight grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by an infant son and a foster son. Pallbearers included the Rev Frederick Westbrook Hartley Westbrook Robert Westbrook Donald Westbrook and Paul Harl ess.

Grandview Methodist Church Richland Alva Wagoner Bellevue Hospital Muscatine Wagoner Harrison Westbrook Jessie Irwin Broadenton Fla Mabel Westbrook Frederick Westbrook Hartley Westbrook Robert Westbrook Donald Westbrook Paul Harless

Milwaukee Move of Division Offices Planned

The Milwaukee railroad will move its division offices from Mason City to Sioux City. Superintendent P. J. Weiland announced the change after returning from Chicago. The new, more central location aims to improve economy and efficiency for the division, which covers Marquette Iowa to the east, Manilla Iowa to the south, Rapid City South Dakota to the west, and Egan South Dakota to the north.

Sioux City Milwaukee Railroad Mason City P. J Weiland Weiland Chicago Marquette Manilla Rapid City S. D Egan, S. D

Ilowa's Lamb Crop Sets 1952 Estimate at 680000

Des Moines reports Iowa's 1952 lamb crop is estimated at 680000 head, up 1 per cent from last year and 19 per cent above 1950's low, but well below the 10 year trend. The estimate reflects increased production amid steady demand in the meat market.

Des Moines Iowa

Fur labeling law ends fancy animal names for coats

The fur labeling act signed by President Truman bars deceptive names like river sable or genet. Coats must use true animal names and disclose if fur is used bleached or dyed and its origin. Penalties include up to 5000 dollars fine or one year in jail.

Truman Harvey H. Hannah Federal Trade Commission Congress

Crop agency reports large cattle head count

The Yowa Crop and Livestock Reporting service announced on Friday that the animal census reached 835000 head, indicating a substantial livestock population.

Yowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Jobless Claims Triple in Iowa From Steel Strike

Unemployment claims in Iowa nearly tripled from June to July due to the steel strike. June total 2,936. July 7,829. Hardest hit were Dubuque Waterloo Burlington and Ottumwa with rising weekly claims and a peak expected soon.

Iowa Employment Security Commission Dubuque Waterloo Burlington Ottumwa

Lodge Resolves on Death of Member’s Father

Members of Wyoming lodge 76 Knights of Pythias form a resolutions committee after the death of Oscar Rhodes’s father. The panel includes Ted McGill Carl Spieth and Floya Whitlow. No plans announced for next week's program.

Wyroming Lodge 76 Knights of Pythias Oscar Rhodes Ted McGill Carl Spieth Floya Whitlow

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