Reinsager Thayer Nuptials Set for Sept 27
A luncheon at 913 Cedar Street announced the engagement of Miss Mary Jane Reinsager to George Thayer. The wedding is planned for Sept. 27 in Muscatine at Miss Reinsager’s parents’ home with fourteen guests and a three course menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Reinsager
William Mull
Cedar Street
Mary Jane Riensager
George Thayer
Charles Thayer
Muscatine
Miss Reinsager
Laura Millis
Lucille Zimmerman
Gertrude Rabedeaux
Constance Rensink
Lorraine Fisher
Marjorie Corwin
Martha Galpin
Jean Gray
Lucille Garvin
Laurie Penrose
Charlotte Rosenthal
Grant Graham
Eleanor Pfatzenreuter
Winetka, Ill
Mulford Congregational Picnic Elects Officers and Guests
Two Mulford classes held a picnic supper at Musser Park followed by business meetings. The Pansey class elected Mary Louise Stocking president and other officers while the Helpers class chose June Fabrizius as president and Edna Vetter as treasurer. Present were teachers Flora Tobias Una Kent Verna Ryan Mae Beck Lorraine Shoultz Edna Vetter June Fabrizius Mary Louise Stocking Ruth Ejitman Hazel Heuer Hattie Schlichting and Margaret Tobias. Betty Stein of Canton Mo was a special out of town guest. KNOUSE HOLLENBECK WEDDING ANNOUNCED Myrtle Knouse and Walter Hollenbeck of New Boston Ill were married Saturday Aug 19 in Rock Island Ill both formerly of Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford
Edna Vetter
Flora Tobias
Una Kent
Verna Ryan
Mae _ Beck
Lorraine Shoultz
June Fabrizius
Mary Louise Stocking
Ruth Ejitman
Hazel Heuer
Hattie Schlichting
Margaret Tobias
Betty Stein
Canton
Knouse-Hollenbeck
Myrtle Knouse
Walter Hollenbeck
New Boston
Ill
Rock Island
Hollenbeck
Muscatine
Catholic Daughters Plan Annual Picnic at Weed Park
Joan of Arcecourt of the Catholic Daughters of America says the group will host its annual picnic for members and families Monday evening at Weed Park. Attendees should bring food baskets their own dishes and silver. Coffee will be furnished and supper served at six. If rain, the event moves to the K C hall.
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Catholic Daughters
Joan of Arcecourt
Catholic Daughters of America
Weed Park
K. C. Hall
Garden Club Meeting Set At Weed Park
Weed Park will host the Muscatine Garden club on Monday afternoon at 2 30 oclock. Roll call will be answered by favorite authors. Papers by Mrs A D R Howe on Poppy Mrs Wilbur Demorest on Willow and Mrs Don Morris on Spiraea will discuss the flower tree and shrub of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weed Park
Muscatine Garden Club
A. D. R. Howe
Wilbur Demorestion
Don Moriris
Vanatta Clan Holds Reunion in Weed Park
The Vanatta family reunion met at Weed Park with about 50 attendees for a noon basket dinner. Mrs. Ed Vanatta was named president, with Mrs. Herman Schmit as vice president and other officers elected. plans were made for next year’s gathering on the third Thursday in August at Weed Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Vanatta
Vanatta
Canton
Weed Park
Herman Schmit
M. W. Meeker
Elbert McGreer
Y P L Outing Planned at Gebhardt Cottage
The Young People's League of the Protestant Evangelical church plans an outing at Gebhardt Cottage this Sunday. Members meet at the church at 2 15 with transportation provided. Watermelons feed the afternoon. a wiener roast tops the evening. Each member brings a small lunch fund. Werner Diercks and Edward Paetz lead the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gebhardt Cottage
Young People’s League
Protestant Evangelical Church
Werner Diercks
Edward Paetz
St Mary’s Aid Society Stages Thursday Card Party
Mrs R De Camp and Mrs William Opel won first and second prizes in a five hundred and sewing event at St Mary’s Aid party held at the school hall Thursday afternoon. The special award went to Mrs Joe Dowdal. Another card party is set for Tuesday night.
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ST. Mary’s Aid
R. de Camp
William Opel
St. Mary’s Aid Society
Joe Dowdal
United Brethren Ladies' Aid Names Officers
At a Thursday church basement meeting of the United Brethren Ladies' Aid, Mrs. Arnold Nelson was named secretary, Mrs. Thomas Dilley assistant secretary, Mrs. George Luckhardt treasurer, and Mrs. Charles Hawkins assistant treasurer. Mrs. Albert Orr and Mrs. P. H. Giesenhaus will handle an upcoming bake sale for the finance committee. A special meeting to elect a president was set for next Thursday, with quilt blocks due then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Ladies’ Aid
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
Arnold Nelson
Thomas Dilley
George Luckhardt
Charles Hawkins
Albert Orr
P. H. Giesenhaus
Aid
Geneva Country Club Women Host Lunch and Plan Tournament
Ten women of the Geneva Golf and Country club held a luncheon and golf at the club. Another ladies day event is planned next Thursday. Next Wednesday about 14 members will travel to West Liberty for a tournament with women players from Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
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Country Club
Geneva Golf and Country Club
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Rininsland Family Reunion to Be Held at Weed Park
Leonard Fuller to serve as chairman of the entertainment committee for the Rininsland family reunion set for Sunday at Weed park. It is the first reunion in two years after last year’s postponement. The United Brethren church Honor class meets Friday at 3 30 pm at Weed park for a potluck supper and wiener roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Fuller
Rininsland
Weed Park
United Brethren Church
Mrs Jonas, Noted Pianist, Visits Muscatine Relatives
Mrs Alberto Jonas of New York City, famous pianist, is guest at Mrs C T Gremmel home 1094 Hershey avenue. She visits sister Mrs Sherwood Samuels and brother Fred Gremmel. Formerly Miss Nettie Gremmel who lived in Muscatine about 20 years ago. Her husband is celebrated pianist and composer Alberto Jonas.
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Jonas
Muscatine
Alberto Jonas
New York City
C. T. Gremmel
Hershey Avenue
Sherwood Samuels
Fred Gremmel
Nettie Gremmel
Widow Jonas to Join Husband in Philadelphia Tour
Mrs Jonas plans to depart this afternoon heading to Philadelphia to join her husband. She will pause for a day in Chicago on the way, as several family gatherings have been held in her honor.
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Jonas
Philadelphia
Chicago
Carnival attractions at Girl Scout penny social
A penny social in Memorial Hall at the courthouse featured 22 carnival attractions including a fish pond and lemonade stands. About 30 girls participated and Una Kent won the prize for the oldest penny dated 1806. Jean Reuling performed two dances. proceeds support national dues.
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Memorial Hall
Court House
Una Kent
Jean Reuling
Lady Elks Host Tea Garden Party With Cards
The Lady Elks plan a Thursday party in the club rooms turning them into a tea garden. Activities include bridge and five hundred starting at 2 30 with a luncheon at 4 30. Reservations are by Tuesday night via Mrs Anna Bauerbach or Mrs Gus Halberg. Winners noted for Thursday include Ida Richard in five hundred and Sheldon Schreurs with Ralph Romann in bridge.
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Lady Elks Club
Anna Bauerbach
Gus Halberg
Ida Richard
Sheldon Schreurs
Ralph Romann
Bridge
Fred Funck
Julius Schmidt
Henry Heinz
Ed Leu
Harry Leu
Louise Gray
George Black
Cemetery Meeting Scheduled Tuesday in Drury Township
The Reynolds Cemetery association of Drury township schedules its annual business meeting at the cemetery this Tuesday. An all day outing with a noon picnic dinner is planned and open to anyone who cares to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Cemetery Association
Drury Township
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Thayer
Gladys Parkir
Vanatta Clan
A. W. Crow
Merle L. Crow
John R. Hall, Jr
Harvey G. Allbee
Francis E. Vanatta
Charles Vanatta
Calvin Vanatta
D. C. Vanatta
Bert Hartman
L. R. Henderson
Fred Vanatta
Roy Vance
Mildred Vance
Robert Vance
Ruth Vance
James Vance
Albert McGreer
Lyle Vanatta
H. R. Potter
Alta Potter
Boyd Boroff
Marjorie
Merle
Ilinois City
Wendall Dean Riexinger
the Glatstein
Axminster
Brussels
Glatstein
Lady Elks
Minnesota
Lakes
The
Curtis
Curts
6Th Street
Minneapolis
Westinghouse
General Electric
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