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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1952
Page
3
Grandview Miss Joan Miller of Columbus Junction is described as the bride in a Columbus community wedding narrative indicating Miller Palmer nuptials and local social notes. The fragment notes a marriage announcement and participants but lacks full details.
Two Muscatine Moose members Lillian Ahlf and Clarabelle Kurriger along with Myrtle Lewis Bernice Beach Edith Schroeder and Verna Moorn earned the college of regents degree at Mooseheart during the Moose national convocation. Local Moose members Walter Lewis and George Ford attended in Chicago.
Ritter of Blakesburg visits Mrs Violet Hasme and family in Oxford before returning to Blakesburg. The trip centers on family and local ties with the Grand View area noted during the stay.
The Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs Nellie Carney presiding. They quilted and made items for a bazaar planned for November 22. A follow up meeting is set for next Wednesday with Mrs Harold Chant as hostess.
The Muscatine Garden club gathers Monday at 12 30 p m at Weed park shelter house for a leaf quiz and a discussion titled Is a Tree Worth It led by Mrs August Blaesing. The First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society cancels tonight’s Weed park picnic.
The newly federated Keystone Club shows Donna Ryan as president with Ber nice Leuck as vice president Dorothy Walter as recording secretary Jean Garvin as treasurer Violet Hufford as corresponding secretary and Bonnie Neitzel as historian. The yearly program lists monthly events from September to Federation Day with guest speakers hostesses and topics including food housing Iowa composers and foreign policy.
Advice on checking the inside heel for a secure fit to prevent slipping or rubbing while walking. Emphasizes ensuring the heel cup holds the foot firmly and avoiding slippage inside the shoe.
The 35th annual New Era fall festival will be held Wednesday Sept 3 at the New Era community building. Sponsored by the Phinin dosa club of Ziegler Memorial church, the event features exhibits in competition for cash awards and ribbons in many categories plus a ham supper and evening program. Exhibits accepted Sept 2 until noon. judging Wednesday afternoon.
Betty Lee Reed aged seven was celebrated at a party Tuesday afternoon hosted by Frances Reed and Shirley Larue at 619 Evans Street. Games and prizes went to Bobby Malone, Yvonne Jarr, and Jane Pulliam.
A community event featuring Bonnie McCormick, Debbie Bishop, and Christine McCormick included refreshments and gifts for every guest. Photographs captured the group with presentes such as Dennis Hartley and Yvonne DeLap among many attendees.
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