Musserville Ladies' Aid elects officers in Hoopes Hall
Mrs LeCornu Musserville Aid Leader was chosen president of the Musserville Ladies' Aid society at a meeting Wednesday afternoon in Hoopes hall. Other officers include Mrs L B Hoopes as vice president secretary Elizabeth Randleman, assistant secretary George Springborn, treasurer Aaron James, and assistant treasurer M DeCamp. A social followed the business with Mrs John Tiedeman as hostess. Newly elected officers will take seats at the next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George LeCornu
Musserville Ladies’ Aid Society
Hoopes Hall
L. B. Hoopes
Elizabeth Randleman
George Springborn
Aaron James
M. DeCamp
John Tiedeman
Gingham Girls Bridge Club Outing At Hagermann Cottage
The Gingham Girls Bridge Club members spent a day at the Hagermann cottage on the Cedar with a noon picnic and bridge. High score went to Mrs. William Bueser, second to Mrs. Ivan Toyne, a special prize to Mrs. Richard Hartung, and a floating prize to Mrs. James Lange. Hostesses were Mrs. Milo Templeman Mrs. Charles Hager mann Jr. Mrs. L. D. Krueger and Miss Florence Dora. Mrs. William Bueser to entertain the club Sept. 1 at 1405 Mulberry Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gingham Girls Bridge Club
Hagermann
Cedar
William Bueser
Ivan Toyne
Richard Hartung
James Lange
Milo Templeman
Charles Hagermann, Jr
L. D. Krueger
Florence Dora
Mulberry Avenue
Mulford Aid Plans Annual Chicken Supper
The Mulford Ladies Aid society will hold its annual chicken supper the first week of October after a Wednesday meeting at Mulford Congregational church. Misses Alice Moxley and Laura Mander served refreshments. the group will meet again in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford Aid
Mulford
Anne Adams pattern 1536 checks up on stylish pyjams
Summer fashion pattern 1536 offers sleeping lounging and informal entertaining wear for sizes 14 through 40. Includes perky sleeve flares and slim seaming with cotton prints and terry cloth. Send 15c for pattern with name address and size to Journal Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
The
Journal Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York
Ahead With Fall Coiffures
Fashion notes describe new fall hairstyles with higher, shorter cuts closely molded to the head. Bobbed looks feature three to four inch fronts, two inch sides, and even shorter backs, with soft light bangs and fresh forehead sprigs.
Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs Gather at Mrs Lord Home
Mrs Herman Lord will entertain the Past Chiefs club of the Pythian Sisters at 705 Marquette Street Friday night. The meeting will start at 8 o clock. Miriam Rebekah lodge No 27 will meet at 8 p m Friday in I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lord
Chiefs’ Club
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Marquette Street
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Y W C A Staff Breakfast at Weed Park
Three Y W C A staff members Miss Lucy Milligan general secretary Miss Mary Shematis health education director and Miss Mildred Snider office secretary were entertained at a breakfast this morning at Weed Park. The event honored former secretary Miss Juanita Lindee and cafeteria director Miss Eda Sievers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Milligan
Mary Shemaitis
Mildred Snider
Weed Park
Juanita Lindee
Eda Sievers
Muscatine High School Class of 1929 Reunion Planned
Members of the Muscatine high school graduating class of 1929 plan a reunion at Rotary Lake on Friday. They will meet at the high school at 5 15 p m and travel to Rotary for a picnic supper followed by games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Staley’s Lake
Muscatine High School
Highland Park
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Sheridan Road
U. S. Route 41
Illinois 42
Grace Lutheran Aid Society Meeting At Church Parlor
Twenty five women attended a grace Lutheran Aid meeting held Wednesday afternoon at the church parlors. Refreshments were served during the social hour by Mrs. Angersbach and Mrs. Barger. Hostesses for next week's meeting will be Mrs. Bloch and Mrs. Blair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Aid
Grace Lutheran Aid Society
Julia Angersbach
John Barger
Adam Bloch
Everett Blair
Y P L Executive Group Plans Play
The Young People's League executive committee of the Protestant Evangelical church met at Clarence Kindler's home to plan a three act play. Miss Mildred Heusser will coach the production, with rehearsals starting in early September and cast changes announced later. The next meeting is Sept 7 at Miss Margaret McTurk's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s League
The
Protestant Evangelical Church
Clarence Kindler
West Seventh Street
Mildred Heusser
Margaret McTurk
Leagues to Hold Union Event Here
The north shore of Weed Park will host a large union meeting of Methodist Epworth leagues from Sweetland Cedar Street and Senior and Stafford. Hosts are the Senior league of First M E church with Paul Yarck leading a gong service. The Sun themed talks feature various league members with special music and a closing address by Dr B F Schwartz. Attendees should bring blankets to sit on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Methodist Epworth
Sweetland
Cedar Street
Stafford
First Methodist Church
M. E
Paul Yarck
B. F. Schwartz
Card Party Winners At St Mathias Women Event
Mrs J J Ryan won bridge and Mrs Philip Fagan topped five hundred at the St Mathias church lawn card party. Mrs Robert Wilson placed second in bridge and Miss Frances Ryan second in five hundred. Mrs Gus Weis won the special prize as thirteen tables played and refreshments were provided by a large organizing committee. A follow up card party is planned for next Wednesday with committee to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Ryan
Philip Fagan
St. Mathias
Robert Wilson
Frances Ryan
Gus Weis
D. F. Sullivan
James Healey
L. F. Flannery
Michael Flannery
J. C. Bishop
Alice Anson
Francis Ryan
Mildred Fogarty
Ada Rolland
Nina Harris
Anna O’brien
A. L. Minear
Davenport luncheon honors niece from Chicago Musical College
Miss Lillian Enright of Davenport entertained a small group of friends at a luncheon Tuesday honoring her niece Miss Margaret Mary Hart. Muscatine guests included Misses Imogene Conley and Mildred Messier. Bridge followed in the afternoon. Miss Hart, from Chicago, is staying in Davenport for a few weeks while a student at Chicago Musical College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Enright
Davenport
Muscatine
Margaret Mary Hart
Imogene Conley
Mildred Messier
Miss Hart
Chicago
Chicago Musical College
Ruthenberg Reunion Planned for Sunday at Weed Park
The Ruthenberg reunion will be held Sunday August 27 at Weed park with games entertainment and a basket dinner at noon. William Ruthenberg of Muscatine is president C E Barlett Joy Illinois is vice president Mrs Marie Ruthenberg Muscatine is secretary and William Mittman Muscatine is treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruthenberg
Weed Park
William Ruthenberg
Muscatine
C. E. Barlett
Joy, Ill
Marie Ruthenberg
William Mittman
Royal Neighbor Juvenile Camo to Be Here Sept 2
The first Royal Neighbor Juvenile convention in this section will be held in Muscatine at the Elks home on Saturday September 2 with sessions starting at 1 pm. Woodbine camp of the Royal Neighbors organized the event with plans finalized at a Wednesday night meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbor
Muscatine
Elks Home
Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors
I. O. O. F. Hall
Kate Dunker
Helen Tadewald
Leslie Allen
Juliana Rumsey
Elda Nietzel
Wilton
West Liberty
Moscow
Atalissa
Conesville
Blanche Schmidt
Hampton
Out-of-town Guests Honored at Potluck at Grant McConnaha Home
A Tuesday potluck honored Mr. and Mrs. George Chown and sons Lyle and Linn of California. Attendees included many relatives and friends from Illinois and nearby towns, joining the Grant McConnaha family for games, music, and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant McConnaha
George Chown
Lyle and
Linn
Califrnia
McConnahas
Mrs. Chown
Chown
California
John Miller
Morris
Darlene
Illinois
Jess Wagner
Tipton
Frank Windman
Vella
Lucille
Helen
John McConnaha
Virgil Irwin
Elsie
June
Clarence McConnaha
Dorothy
Ralph
Marjorie
Floyd
William McConnaha
Betty
Margaret
Alice
Billy
Grant
R. J. Walker
Robert Grant
A. E. Walker
Grant Bond
Junior Johnson
Immanuel Lutheran Wedding Near Buffalo Prairie Ill
Miss Anna Barbara Mueller daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mueller of Taylor Ridge Ill married Tony R Curry son of Thomas Curry of Milan at Immanuel Lutheran Buffalo Prairie on Wednesday at 11 am. Rev Ernest Mennicke officiated with Christine Mueller as maid of honor and Lawrence Curry as best man. The couple will reside on a farm near Taylor Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Buffalo Prairie
Ill
Anna Barbara Mueller
Fred Mueller
Taylor Ridge
Tony R. Curry
Thomas Curry
Milan
Ernest Mennicke
Christine Mueller
Lawrence Curry
Mrs. Curry
Eve and Dick’s New Year party tensions rise
Eve Bayless conceals her marriage to Dick Rader while Mona Allen stirs trouble at a New Year’s gathering. Dick endures Mona’s scheming as guests mingle, bridge commences, and Bliss seeks more companionship after Mona’s fortunes.
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Eve Bayless
Earle Barnes
Bixby’s
Dick Rader
Eve
Marya Vlad
Arlene Smith
Mona Allen
Mona
Irene Prentiss
George Bliss
Bliss
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