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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1933

Page

4

Play Day Planned at College for Iowa Women

The Iowa Business and Professional Women's clubs announce Iowa Play Day on Sunday August 20 at Iowa State College Memorial Union Ames. A hot lunch at 1 pm, tennis swimming and golf events, music and greetings by state officers. Reservations by August 16 to Miss Frances Fish 503 Ash Ave Ames Iowa.

Iowa Bernice DeConley State Health Memorial Union Iowa State College Ames Frances Fish Ash Avenue

Eve Bayless Returns to Lake City After New York Journey

Eve Bayless, assistant to Earle Barnes at Bixby's, secretly marries Dick Rader. She travels to New York for work and meets Theron Reece, who attempts to kiss her. On return, Dick has kept quiet about his own encounters, while Eve worries over trust and fidelity as they renew their life in Lake City.

Eve Bayless Earle Barnes Bixby's Dick Rader Eve New York Freda Carter Bixby’s Theron Reece Reece Freda Lake City Irene Prentiss Irene Berth Lake Shore Miramar

Mrs. Paul Grossklaus Hosts W F Missionary Group

Mrs. Paul Grossklaus entertained 20 members of Cedar Street Methodist Church Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at 301 West Eleventh Street Tuesday evening. Devotions led by Mrs. Wesley Zeidler followed by programs on Mite Boxes and Stewardship. Mrs. Henry Hiller sang. Refreshments served after the meeting. The group plans to meet again in September at the church.

Paul Grossklaus Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Cedar Street West Eleventh Street Wesley Zeidler Edna Leibbrand Marie Diercks Henry Hiller Grossklaus

Picnic for Lowe Run Kensington Club Held at Weed Park

Fifty women from the Lowe Run Kensington club gathered at Weed Park on Wednesday despite rain. They served dinner and supper in the log cabin on the point overlooking the Heinz gardens and spent the afternoon and evening socially. In two weeks the group will meet with Mrs James Federlin on rural route 5.

Lowe Run Kensington Lowe Run Kensington Club Weed Park Iog Heinz Gardens James Federlin

Mulford Aid Holds Meeting at Congregational Church

Forty members attended the Mulford Congregational Ladies Aid meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the church for a work session. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Eitman and Mrs. Joe Eitman. Miss Alice Moxley and Miss Laura Mander will host the next meeting in two weeks.

Mulford Aid Mulford Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Eitman Joe Eitman Alice Moxley Laura Mander

Special Guests At First Friends Ladies Aid Meeting

Mrs. D. C. Lampham of Charles City and Mrs. Ida Duprez of Davenport attended the First Friends Ladies Aid society meeting at the church as Viola and Elizabeth Smith hosted. Fifty gross of buttons were carded and refreshments were served by Miss Elizabeth Smith. The group plans another meeting next week.

Friends Aid D. C. Lampham Charles City Viola Elizabeth Smith Ida Duprez Davenport First Friends Ladies’ Aid Society Aid

Missionary Group Holds Rainy Pot Luck Supper

Fourteen members of group 5 of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church held a pot luck supper at Mrs. T. D. Mitchell's home 604 Liberty Street. The meeting replaces a picnic canceled by rain and a follow up gathering is planned at Mrs. Archie Bowser's home 221 West Fulham Avenue in the second week of September.

Iowa City Couple Weds at First Christian Church

Miss Agnes Brogaard of Iowa City and Harley Smith of West Branch were married August 2 at the First Christian church with Rev. Tom Foglesong officiating. Attendants were Miss Alice Reha and Andrew Duttlinger. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Brogaard. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. They reside with the groom’s parents.

Iowa City Agnes Brogaard Harley Smith West Branch First Christian Church This City Tom Foglesong Alice Reha Andrew Duttlinger Smith Martin Brogaard

Birthday Surprise for Anita Black at Letts

Miss Anita Black was pleasantly surprised at her Letts home two miles west when a group of young friends gathered to honor her birthday. Games and refreshments followed, with ice cream and cake served late, sharing names including Helen Dallmeyer Blankenhorn Harold Kiner Kenneth Dallmeyer Marjorie McGill Opal Bonnichsen Casey Smith Virgil Bonnichsen Grandview Martha Thomas Dorothy Davis Hayden Davis Cotter Evelyn Kerr Evelyn Fullerton Wyman Genevieve Collins Luther Tatts Wapello Dean Jacobs Fredonia Harvey Bygerrie Leslie Neilson Cedar Falls Mary Evelyn West Alice Louise Lowe Lorene Viner and George Black, Letts.

Anita Black Letts Helen Dallmeyer Blankenhorn Harold Kiner Kenneth Dallmeyer Max Blankenhorn Columbus Junction Marjorie McGill Opal Bonnichsen Casey Smith Virgil Bonnichsen Grandview Bertha Thomas Dorothy Davis Hayden Davis Cotter Evelyn Kerr Evelyn Fullerton Wyman Genevieve Collins Luther Tatts Wapello Dean Jacobs Fredonia Harvey Bygerrie Leslie Neilson Cedar Falls Mary Evelyn West Alice Louise Lowe Lorene Viner Max Schomberg Albert Foster George Black

Shriners Brave Rain for Club Picnic Readied as Annual

Eighty Shriners from Muscatine Davenport Columbus Junction Letts Wilton and West Liberty gathered at the M and W cottage near Salisbury bridge for an afternoon and evening picnic under Kaaba temple Davenport with indoor games a chess win by W O Michaels over Ernest Moore and Frank Wilford and a supper fish fry. The first picnic of the combined Shrine clubs may become an annual event.

Muscatine Davenport Columbus Junction Letts Wilton West Liberty M. and W. Cottage Salisbury’s Bridge Kaaba Temple W. O. Michaels Ernest Moore Frank Wilford Shrine

Methodist Sunday School Social at Parsonage

The Wilton Martha class held a social at the parsonage on Monday evening and presented Mrs. W. S. Moore with a handmade Dresden quilt. Class president Mrs. Sadie McQuillen announced the gift, and after refreshments guests inscribed their names in Mrs. Moore’s birthday book and took souvenir napkins.

Wilton Martha Methodist Sunday School W. S. Moore Sadie McQuillen

Y M C A Grafil Club Picnic Set For Aug 12 13

The Grafil club of the Y M C A will hold its annual picnic Saturday night and Sunday August 12 and 13 at the Gebhardt cottage on Pike Run. Kittenball horseshoe rifle shooting and other events will be enjoyed with a picnic dinner Sunday noon. Arrangements are in charge of Werner Diercks and Frank Wichers.

Grafil Club The Gebhardt Pike Run Werner Diercks Frank Wichers

Woman's Benefit Association Supper Held at Mrs McDermid

Mrs D S McDermid opened her home at 901 West Third to W B A members for a rain postponed picnic at Weed park. Thirty joined an evening of bridge and five hundred with a potluck supper. Next regular meeting set for September 18.

D. S. McDermid West Third Street Woman’s Benefit Association Weed Park

Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Foot Comfort and Vein Relief

A Victorian era ad touts Mooney Emerald Oil as a remedy for painful feet, corns, and calluses plus swelling and varicose veins. Grimm Drug Co. and Henderson Drug Co. are selling large lots of the product.

Moone Mooney Emerald Grimm Drug Co Henderson Drug Co

Engel-Herwig Fifth Family Reunion Planned for Sunday

The fifth annual Engel Herwig family reunion will be held Sunday August 13 at the American Legion clubhouse. Lieberknecht family members will gather Tuesday August 15 at Weed Park for a separate meeting.

Engel-Herwig American Legion Lieberknecht Weed Park

Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid Plans All Day Sewing

Thirty five women attended an afternoon meeting at Grace Lutheran Church parlors. Mrs August Prien and Mrs Charles Quandt hosted with refreshments. Next Wednesday an all day sewing session is planned with a noon potluck dinner.

Grace Lutheran Aid Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society August Prien Charles Quandt

Slumber Party Honored Wilton House Guest

Miss Arlene Schnack hosted a slumber party and breakfast at her East Fifth Street home for her guest Miss Genevieve Carl of Tipton. The guests included Priscilla Brenner Helen Ashburn Audrey Bujewski Gladys Lamb Grace Atkinson Fanny Kiser Ruth Schroeder Edna Barthelma Clara Wacker Genevieve Carl and Arlene Schnack.

Wilton Wilton Arlene Schnack East Fifth Street Genevieve Carlof Tipton Priscilla Brenner Helen Ashburn Audrey Bujewski Gladys Lamb Grace Atkinson Fanny Kiser Ruth Schroeder Edna Barthelma Clara Wacker Genevieve Carl

Bloomington Picnic Draws Family Night Plans At Church

Bloomington Community league drew more than 60 participants to a Wednesday picnic at Bloomington Friends church with outdoor and indoor games and a served supper. Family night is set for Sept 6 at the same church, with each family performing one number on the program. Canton authorities reportedly used a rope and snapping turtle to unclog sewers in a novel method.

Bloomington Bloomington Community League Bloomington Friends Church Canton

Rosary Card Party Draws 75 At St Mathias

Robert Lee led with top two tallies in bridge at the Rosary society card party. About 75 attended at St Mathias hall with 18 tables in play. Mrs N W Meyers and Mrs Elizabeth Pratts won high in five hundred. Mrs Carl Roach earned a special prize. Refreshments served. decorations in gold green white. First of summer series. next week’s party planned with committee to be announced Sunday.

Robert Lee Bridge Rosary Society St. Mathias N. W. Meyers Elizabeth Pratts Carl Roach R. S. McNutt W. H. McBride Hattie Kane Anita Sullivan Mary B. Ryan Robert Wilson Robert Roach D. H. McDermid W. P. Strain The

Afternoon Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Edward Burns

Mrs Edward A Burns entertained a group of 12 young women at her home 1009 East Third Street on Wednesday. High score went to Mrs Sherwood Phillips, second to Mrs Verle Nietzel, consolation to Erial Kern Burnside. A two course luncheon was served. Mrs Maurice Moore called to say goodbye before leaving with her son Harry for Los Angeles to join her husband. Attending included Mrs Joseph Davidson, Mrs Harvey Allbee, Mrs Sherwood Phillips, Mrs Verle Nietzel, Mrs William Cullen, Mrs Harry Kern Jr, Mrs Edward Halling, Mrs Erial Kern Burnside, Miss Beatrice Vetter, Mrs Paul Kemp. Out of town guests were Misses Ruth and Irene Marten of Burlington.

Edward Burns Edward A. Burns East Third Street Sherwood Phillips Verle Nietzel Erial Kern Burnside Maurice Moore Harry Los Angeles Calif Joseph Davidson Harvey Allbee William Cullen Harry Kern, Jr Edward Halling Beatrice Vetter Paul Kemp Ruth and Irene Marten Burlington

Woodbine Camp Bids Farewell To Mrs Bessie Lester

Royal Neighbors Woodbine camp held a farewell for Mrs Bessie Lester who will move to Kenosha Wisconsin. New candidates were initiated and an impromptu program given. Plans for a juvenile convention in late August or early September were discussed. An invitation was accepted to a Davenport banquet September 6 to honor supreme officers with Muscatine attendees. Ward entertainments begin in September with fourth ward hosts. Committee members are Lutie Mae Winning Beuna McDowell Louise Kautz Kate Noble and Emma Nietzel.

Woodbine The Royal Neighbors

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