Herb Pals Hostess Brunch Ahead of Federated Clubs Meet
Mrs. Sam DuVall hosted the Muscatine Herb Pals at Weed Park with Mrs. Anna pres ident for the First District Federated Clubs of Iowa gathering set for Sept 8 at the local YWCA. The group plans a country store and a fall flower show themed Make Mine Country Style with entry schedules available at the Garden Center. Mrs. Worst spoke on mint varieties and cultivation noting mints thrive in rich soils but dislike lime.
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Sam DuVall
Muscatine
Weed Park
Anna
Federated Clubs of Iowa
YWCA
Harold
Louise Dillaway
J. C. Worst
Worst
Crete Shellabarger
Henry Schenkel
Christian Service Guild Meets at First EUB Church
Members of the Christian Service Guild of the First Evangeli c Brethren church gathered Monday evening at the church with Amy Predmore and Myrtle Hecht presiding as hostesses. Ann Cook led devotions and roll call featured a verse with the word labor.
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Christian Service of
First Evangelisealized Brethren Church
Amy Predmore
Myrtle Hecht
Ann Cook
WSWS
Mary Ellen Eveland
The
Wilton Busy Bees 4-H Meet at Seligmen Home
The Wilton Busy Bees 4-H club met at Nancy Seligmen’s home with fifteen members and eight mothers. They viewed fair garments and discussed improvements. At annual achievement day Jo Ann Statler Any McClean Judy Glider Judy McClean Nancy Blanchard Sandra Statler appeared in the posture show. Rita Collier won the style show. Next meeting set for Sept 17 at Mary Ann Ehrecke’s home.
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Wilton
Busy Bees
Nancy Seligmen
Jo Ann Statler
Any McClean
Judy Glider
Judy McClean
Nancy Blanchard
Sandra Statler
Rita Collier
Mary Ann Ehrecke
William Schlutz of Wapello Passes After Farm Death
William Adam Schlutz 74 of Wapello died at his farm home at 3 a.m. He was born October 23, 1881 and married Minnie Dunlap on March 8, 1911 in Rock Island. He leaves wife three sons Dale Schlutz Letts Earl Schlutz Columbus Junction and Gien Schlutz Wapello and four grandchildren. Three sisters and three brothers preceded him in death. The body is at the funeral home with rites set for 2 p.m. Thursday. Burial in Grandview Cemetery.
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Wapello
William Adam Schlutz
Here
Minnie Dunlap
Rock Island
Dale Schlutz
Letts
Earl Schlutz
Columbus Junction
Gien Schlutz
Grand View Cemetery
Cairo IA WSWS Organizes Noted Guests Arrive
Members of the newly organized WSWS of Cairo Iowa will be special guests with Grace Miller Ethel Stroup and Bernice Dietrich as hostesses Alyce Lenz in charge of devotions.
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WSWS
Cairo
Grace Miller
Ethel Stroup
Bernice Dietrich
Alyce Lenz
Henning Names Staff for County Treasurer Office
William Henning will take office Thursday morning with a full staff of first and second deputies and clerks. He is a former auditor at Muscatine Bank and Trust Co and was appointed after Mervin Shafer resigned as treasurer. Shafer remains as first deputy under Henning.
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William 3. Henning
Henning
Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
Bank
Muscatine County Board of Supervisors
Mervin Shafer
Shafer
Letts Tournament Schedule Delayed One Day By Rain
The Letts softball tournament has been postponed one day due to rain affecting the city playoffs. The new schedule keeps the same games but moves each pair of games one day later, with the finals now set for Saturday night at Letts.
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Letts
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