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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1933

Page

5

Seven Honored at Picnic Here

A Weed park Sunday picnic honored seven couples and individuals with birthday and anniversary celebrations. Out of town guests included families from Illinois City Marston and Rochester plus Muscatine and Washington visitors. Local residents Miss Venita Vetter and Galia Vetter were noted among other social updates.

High Prairie C. J. Phillips LeRoy Vanatta Illinois City Robert Holcomb Claude Dickey Eldon Vanatta Weed Park Charles Struble Claire and Wayne Marston, Ill Walter Kiesey Lorene Donakd Fred Bey Harriet and James Washington Oscar Mavis Dorothy Frances Mavis Doris Junior Potter Lester Dickey L. C. Hain Harold Conley Rochester J. E. Elliott Muscatine Clarence Hines Erna Louise Rann Venita Vetter Conesville J. W. Hoopes Galia Vetter Wayne Eichelberger Frank Foster Clyde Howell Levi Eichelberger Alice Harbaugh Chicago Milton Eichelberger

Preemption Girl Takes Third in State Four-H Health Contest

Miss Phyllis Rathbun of Preemption daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Rathbun won third place in the Illinois state fair Four-H health contest at Springfield. She claimed Mercer county and Galesburg district wins to reach the state finals as 10 district winners competed Saturday afternoon. Other Mercer county and district Four-H winners contended in clothing demonstration judging.

Aledo Phyllis Rathbun R. W. Rathbun Springfield Rathbun Mercer County Galesburg

Local residents enjoy family visits and Chicago trip

Buffalo Prairie residents Della Ripley of Aledo visited with her parents Mr and Mrs George Beeding over the weekend. Nora Harp attended a birthday dinner for Mr Carver at the Thomas Carver home near Aledo marking Mr Carver's 87th birth. Lon Gordon and sons visited Wilmar Gordon in East Moline on Sunday. Glenn Boruff and Lytle Nelsons went to Chicago Monday to attend the World's Fair. Clyde Gaunt and others accompanied them.

Buffalo Prairie Della Ripley Aledo Geo. Beeding Nora Harp Thomas Carver Mr. Carver Lon Gordon Wilmar East Moline Glenn Boruff Lytle Nelson Chicago Clyde Gaunt Floyd McGill Don McGill Miss Irwin Sherrill Weile Mollie Hardman Belle Graham A. L. Holiday G. G. Lewis

Eve Bayless Finishes Double Life After Marriage

Eve Bayless frets at work as she and her fiancé Barnes marry. At the Lake City office her colleagues greet the news with mixed reactions while Mona Allen eyes Eve’s job. A teased future hangs on Eve’s ability to balance marriage with her advertising career.

Eve Lake City Barnes Marya Mona Allen Arlene Smith Mrs. Rader Miss Bayless Mr. Barnes Arlene Miss Allen

Woodruff Family Reunion At Grandview Home

Descendants of Levi and Sarah Woodruff gathered at Eva Vibber’s Grandview home for their annual reunion. An extensive list of attendees from Grandview, West Liberty, Muscatine, Oakville, and other nearby towns attended along with the late Edgar Woodruff’s absence due to Florida residence. The next reunion is planned for August 1934 at Weed Park in Muscatine. Local notices include travel, illnesses, and church events with community figures mentioned.

Grandview Levi Sarah Gibney Woodruff Eva Vibber Woodruff W. B. Huff David Woodruff H. O. Martin M. Hunter Wapello Clarence King Oakville Walter Hammer Rosalie Evelyn Harlan Marian Harry Young Wanda Lois Levi Huff Irene Alice Edgar Woodruff Lake Worth Florida Levi Woodruff Connecticut Sarah Margaret Gibney Pennsylvania Louisa County

Helen Hayes Quits Hollywood To Return To Theater

Helen Hayes reveals she is quitting Hollywood temporarily to return to Broadway. She urges other theater trained stars to repay the theater with regular stage work and taxes, citing the theater as the nation’s school. Hayes forgoes four weeks salary bonus to echo the tax idea and hopes movie fame will draw audiences back to the stage.

New York Helen Hayes Hollywood Miss Hayes United States Broadway Mme

Lewis to Speak at Muscatine Button Workers Meeting

J. C. Lewis of Des Moines, president of the state federation of labor, is set to address an open meeting Friday night hosted by the Muscatine Button Workers Union No. 18,337. The gathering will take place at Moose Hall on West Second Street.

J. C. Lewis Des Moines State Federation of Labor Muscatine

Local Social and Family Notices Reach Outward

The text lists visits and travels of several individuals including Mesers Osterhouse and Finley. Florence May and Marian McDill visiting the century of progress and Dr. Skiles. Dallas Zimmerman family from Muscatine and Berk and Reed families from Grandview to Des Moines to see relatives. Margaret Rhyner from Davenport visiting Ed Rowe. Janet Jacobs Ronald Gast and Don Runkle from St Louis at the R F Gast home. The Dickerson reunion set for Grandview Park on Sunday August 27.

Mesers Osterhouse Finley Florence May Marian McDill Century of Progress Skiles Dallas Zimmerman Muscatine Charles Berk Everett Reed Grandview Des Moines George Zimmerman Morain Margaret Rhyner Davenport

Barbers in Louisa County Set Uniform Prices and Hours

Louisa County barbers organize to fix uniform prices in 15 shops across the county. Each town adopts its own closing hours with local hours 8 am to 8 pm daily except Monday and Thursday 6 pm. shops stay open until 10 30 pm Saturdays.

Eggs and Chickens Press Question of Farm Aid Plan

The farm administration weighs a national approach to curb excess eggs and poultry supply. Cold storage stocks are 40 to 50 percent higher than last year while chickens and eggs generate near a billion dollars annually but are not covered by the farm adjustment act. Officials cite 379 million chickens and 2 billion eggs laid each year as factors in the debate.

Iowa Briefs Roundup of Local Incidents

The Associated Press notes Rev. Edward Davidson of Ingram Presbyterian Church, a Stanwood native, died yesterday in Iowa. In Atlantic, 12 year old Mariana Eggers foiled a jewelry store robbery by a youth bandit. Bert Duncan, injured during a church robbery attempt, faces breaking and entering charges with a $500 bond. Des Moines District Judge Herrick will rule on a mandamus case involving State Insurance Commissioner Clark and Comptroller Murtagh about a $166.66 salary for the first half of August. In Stanley, officials seek relatives of William McCray, 38, a transient killed when grain doors fell in a freight car. his home is believed to be Sioux City.

Associated Press Pittsburgh Edward Davidson Ingram Presbyterian Church Stanwood Iowa Atlantic Bert Duncan O— Stanley N. C William McCray Sioux City

Lone Tree exhibitors shine at Johnson County Four-H show

Winners from Lone Tree at the Johnson County Four-H exhibition in Iowa City include Alvin Meyer grand champion pure bred beef heifer and Hereford and Shorthorn placements for Maynard Peckman Duane Stock Florence Burr Leland Stock Loren Burr Wayne Burr and Victor Mueller.

Lone Tree Johnson County Iowa City Alvin Meyer Leland Stock Maynard Peckman Victor Mueller Dale Burr Wayne Burr Duane Stock Florence Burr Loren Burr

Uptown Theater Launches $1000 Prize Campaign

The Uptown theater announces a season campaign with prizes totaling $1000 on September 18. Top rewards include a 1933 Ford V8, $500 cash, a Hollywood trip or $200, plus $60 and $40 cash. Eight other prizes offer three month passes. Entry costs nothing and credits come from theater admissions or selling ticket books. Both men and women may enter. no entry publicity or beauty required. The campaign manager, in the theater lobby, will handle entries.

Uptown Hollywood Calif Uptown Theater

Tipton-Wheat farmers form county wheat program group

Cedar county growers from nine townships met at the Hotel Tipton to hear County Agent Emmett C. Gardner explain the wheat allotment plan and to discuss forming a county organization to work with the federal government. A temporary committee was named with Fred Bachman of Clarence as chair and Vernon Dice of West Liberty and Gus Schiele of Durant as members.

Tipton Cedar County Emmett C. Gardner Fred Bachman Clarence Vernon Dice West Liberty Gus Schiele Durant

Territorial Contestant Names Sought for Theater Inquiry

The notice invites residents to send their names as contestants to a theater related inquiry. It states that information will be provided upon request and that any person in the territory may participate by submitting their name.

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