Winners listed in two divisions of needle work
The Muscatine Journal notes results in Division K2 and Division VI needlework contests held in Muscatine and nearby towns. Entries span numerous categories including quilts, embroidered items, tablecloths, pillow cases, aprons, dresser scarves, and craft pieces. Winners across many towns include Mrs. Flossie Daily, Mrs. Edith Gute komp, Mrs. Paul Humiston, Margaret Fitzgerald, and others from West Liberty, Morning Sun, Iowa City, Lone Tree, Davenport, and Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Flossie Daily
Wapello
Doug Abremo
Lone Tree
Maurie Eaton
F. Wisdle
SL. Louis
F. Wiedle
St Louis
Edith Curkomp
Wapello; 2Nd. Mrs. ‘D. E Moris
Charles Morgan
West Liberty
D. E. Morris
Edith Gutekomp
Florence Stark
Meg
Charles Moran
West Cherry
Paul Humiston
Morning Sun
Dolly
Lloyd Barnes
West
Liberty
Ind
D. Mortis
Jack Fill
Paul Humistan
Q. E. Burge
Iowa City
Pauls Humistan
C. FE. Burge
Towa City
C, E. Burne
Iowa
B. Burge
Clara. Paulsen
We E. Shirley
Tiplon
Harald ‘Schnei ‘der
Wilton
Jeb
Everval
Pail Humiston
Michlyn Lille
Roxie’ Nichols
Je Nichols
EY Mortis
Roxie
Nichols
Roxie Nichols
Wests Liberty
W. F. Shirley
Tintons
Indi
Burton Forks
Conesville
W. Bh. Shirley
Cheryl Nissch
Edit’ Ogeen
Wessel
Ron Davies
Mt Vernon
Burge
Dan Davies
Mt. Vernon
Dah ‘Davies
Dan’ Davies
Don Davi Vernon
Don Davies
Vernon
Edith Ogren
Roy Hatcher Usentine
Margaret Fitsgerald
Wes
B. Burgeo
Towa
Bell Point
Dan- Davies
Ada Smith
Atalissay
Edith Ogran
Paul Mumistan
Pal Humistany
Paul Wumistan
Clara
Paulson
Branch
Eddy Oxwen
Hols
Mary Faye Kennedy
Moraine Sun
R. C. Henrichs
Bennett
W. 2
Hutcheson
Tipton
O. E. Burge
Town City
Burton Forbes
Marilyn Mitchell
West ‘Liberty
Joanne Schuessler Hopton
Lone ‘Tren
Cheryl Nissen
Tows City
M. Smith
Anita Vanderdien
Bernhardt Studim
Bennelly
Donna Schuessier Bean
Lone
R. R. Wright
Doreen Askam
Lee Forsythe
Clara Paulsen
West Branch
Donald Schroeder
Wilton Jet
Burton
Ray Kintz
Lowally
Flossie R. Dally
Milton Borgstadt
Paul Hamiston
Clara Kornaman
Margaret Fitzgerald
John Blair
O.E. Burge
Levi Eichel
Harold Carenter
Margaret Fitzgeraerly
O. E
Gus Hams Ann
Davenport
Pat Humiston
E. Burge
Lee’ Forsythe
Olive W. Hawlett
Clara’ Paulsen
C. E. Burge
Towar City
City
Rey Santz
C. E
Pall
Hamiston
Margaret
Fitzgerald
West’ Liberty
C .E
Lowa City
Pitzgerald
C. E. City
Edith Cuthamp
Ing
Doug Abrams
Lone ‘Ree
Mes
Gus Hamann
Afgan
Afgan — Mes, Karl Bendisten, West Branch
Hordish
Ray Fants
Hoide
Roy Kinté
West Braneh
Iowa, City
Evelyn Harvest
George Norton
Kim Barnhart
Diane Reesink
Earl Martz
Stockton
Wilton’ Deby
Levi' Eichelberger
Floyd Barnes
Harold Carter
Panalil' Schroeder
Donald’ Schroeder
Cheryl
Roy* Kintz
Men’ Caochet
Mettie White
Family Night Set at Cone United Church
Cone United Church hosts a Family Night and parlock supper on August 30 at 6 30 PM in the Grace United Church of Christ Friendship room. The event serves as farewell for Rev Wayne Johnson his wife and daughter Susan and welcomes new pastor Rev William Menzies and his family. Johnson will deliver his final sermon on September 30. Nearby, Jimmy Ryan of Iowa City visits grandparents Ray Solomon and family, while Mike Everell Cedar Rapids and Jimmy and Chuck Everett Columbus City have returned home after a stay at the Everett residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Grace United Church of Christ
Wayne Johnson
Susan
William Menzies
Johnson
Jimmy Ryan
Iowa’ City
Ray Solomon
Mike Everell
Cedar Rapids
Jimmy
Chuck Everett
Columbus City
Aldverett
Honor Judith Carlisle at Nichols Home
Judith Carlisle of Burlington was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at Nichols hosted by Mrs. Charles Oostendorp and Mrs. Grace Krolak. Attendees from Burlington and surrounding towns enjoyed games, prizes, refreshments, and decorations in blue and white for the bride. The event included numerous relatives and friends with plans for a September wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Judith Carlisle
Burlington
Charles Oostendorp
Grace Krolak
Peru
Ethel Green
Mars
Almon Hillyer
Mary
Alice
Charles Nafziger
Linda
Letts
Richard Hantt
John Hillyer
Shirley
Robert Hillyer
Lester
Hillyer
Phyllis Green
Lawrence Carlisle
Loretta
Christofferson
Marcia
Margaret Gabel
Carliste
Maralda Anderson
Mission leader named executive secretary at NCC division
The Rev. Dr. Rayid M Stowe, former missionary in China and the Middle East and seven years an officer of the UCC Board for World Ministries, has been named executive secretary of the Division of Foreign Missions of the National Council of Churches, one of the council's four major divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rayid M
Stowe
China
United Church of Christ Board For World Ministries
Hes Heer
Division of Foreign Missions
National Council of Churches
Council
Oakville Churches Schedule Week Events
Oakville church groups publish a coming week schedule. Bethesda style services note 11:00 Sunday with "The Seeker of the Lost" topic and MYF at 7:30. Women’s Society meeting Tuesday. Kingston Tea Cream Social Saturday. Great Secret epistle theme at 2:00 Sunday. Young People 7:30. Regional church leaders include Rev Dale Bass and Roy Clevenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale M. Bass
Women's Society of Chrvish
Sonal
Burlington
Oakville
Nakville
WSCS
Kingston
New Guided Missile Ship Worden Joins Navy Fleet
Richard L Coulter, seaman, U S Navy, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Coulter of 1616 Lincoln Blvd Muscatine, serves aboard the guided missile frigate Worden commissioned this month at Boston Naval Shipyard. Worden, 7000 tons, is third in its class with ter missiles, surface to air launchers, ASROC rockets, anti air and torpedo tubes, plus a helicopter pad and advanced sensors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard, L. Coulter
U.S. Navy
Jesse “E. Coulter
Lincoln, Blvd
Muscatine
Worden
Boston Naval
Ziegenhorn Family Reunion Held at Weed Park
The Ziegenhorn reunion drew 125 attendees at Weed Park with a picnic dinner at Moon. Notables ranged from Avon Ziegenhorn of Fairbury to Grace Ann Ziegenhorn of Fisher Ark, with many relatives from Missouri and Illinois. The event featured socializing, a brief business meeting, and plans for the next gathering on the third Sunday in August 1964 at Weed Park lagoon shelter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziegenhorn
Weed Park
Moon
Avon. Ziegenhorn
Fairbury, I
Ray A. Ziegenhorn
Grace Ann
Fisher, Ark
Joan Healey
Leo Healey
A. N. Brunson
Gayle Jennings
Hugh Moore
Trignan Ziegenhorn
Independence
Charles G. Ziegenhor
Keith Ziegenhorn
Patty
Mike
Sikeston
Bernard Ziegenhorn
Ben Mattewis
Peoria
Aron Ziegenhorn
John Ziegenhorn
John Stephan
Gary
Fairbury
Russell
Champaign
Kenneth Ziegenhorn
Jean
Ann
Dennis
Jim
Galesburg
Ira Ziegenhorn
Vincent
Pam
Vernon Parry
Barbara
Wayne
Marsha Bieri
Ray Bieri
George Schmidt
Ray Johnson
Tayliee
Janet Fitters
Melton
Darrell Paper
Deborah
Herbert Brayton
Vada
Margaret
Herbert Ziegenhorn
Rolland Ziegenhorn
Debra
Leland Ziegenhorn
Scott
Ben Ziegenhon
Melvin Ziegenhorn
Jamie
Eddie
Mike Eggen
New Boston
Ernie Ziegenhore
Loriam Lisa
Howard Ziegenhein
Marla
Danny
Harlo Ricketts
Alan
Ed Sloat
Vanessa
Kenneth Fowler
Joyce
Larry
Wilton Church State Schedule For Next Week
Wilton churches announce services for the upcoming week across Grace United and Trinity United Churches of Christ. Focused Civil Rights program on Sunday includes services at Grace 10 15 am and Trinity 9 am with Youth Fellowship at 2 pm. Additional Grace and Trinity events fill August 28 with prayer, executive officer meetings, and guild activities. Methodist and Presbyterian congregations plan joint worship on Sunday with sermons at 10 am and youth groups in the evening. Angelist choir and junior high MYP rehearsals set for Wednesday with a Friday Methodist Men's choir schedule. Sunday September 1 returns to regular Methodist Church schedule with shared school at 9 13 am and morning worship at 10 00 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Churches of ‘Christ the
Grace United Church’ of Christ
The
Trinity United Church of Christ
Grace
Trinity
Guild
Ladies Aid
Philip Brann
Presbyterian Church
September Distribution of Commodities Schedule
Muscatine announces the September surplus commodities distribution for qualified families. Outside city: Sept 19. in city: Sept 01 for A-L and Sept 01 for M-Z. Apply by Aug 30 at Muscatine County Welfare, 316 Walnut St, with income and asset proof. August distribution served 1,535 people from 472 families, totaling 1,657 pounds of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Muscatine County
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Mort Sun
Clara~ Paulsen
Cone United Church
Cecile Eae Ae
East Second Street
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State Bank
Nichols Home
Coats
B.V.M
Dorothy Mertingan
Randi Day
Hayes Catholic _ High
Llournal
Daleville
Shoultz Market
Orville Ziegenhorn
Agerson
Janes Melvalle
Connie
Carolyn
Marsha
Stephen Wolf
Arthur Ziegenhorn
Donald Ziegenhorn
Craig and Lee
Laura Kranz
Gary Hampton
Steve
Jane
Monroe Ziegenhorn
Wayne Zigenhorn
Carroll Ziegenhorn
Joe Ziegenhorn