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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1968
Page
3
Past Pocahontas club members met Monday evening at Weed Park for a picnic supper. Gladys Cozine of Wenonah was a special guest. A short business meeting followed with president Gladys Cosgrove presiding. Next meeting set for Sept 16 with location to be announced. Games and a social hour capped the evening.
Mr and Mrs Roy Fry 2007 First Ave will host an open house Sunday August 25 from 2 to 4 30 PM in observance of their 35th wedding anniversary They were married August 26 1933 at the First Methodist church Dorothy Stanbro and Roy Fry are long time Muscatine residents with five sons Richard Wilton Donald Bettendorf Lyle Eugene Louie Muscatine and Dewayne Haul.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis York of Lincoln Boulevard return from Grand Rapids Minnesota. There are 13 grandchildren and friends are invited to an open house with no gifts requested. Zion Lutheran couple's club held a Shady Creek campout with potluck, devotions by Ron Linn, and post-supper watermelon by Mrs. Linn and Mrs. Padgett. Plans for September meet ing will be announced later.
Members of Herb Pals meet at Mrs Seward Hathaway home as Mrs Don Morris describes several thyme varieties and their culinary uses. Discussion covers thyme history uses in soups stews omelets meats and beverages. Club plans fall workshop to make herb salts and soup packets and tours the Herb Garden after the session. The September meeting is set at Mrs Henry Schenkel home. Illinois City hosts a brides shower for Mrs Richard Doyle with a program of readings duet piano and solo performances.
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