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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

19

Handy homemaking tips and a Muscatine party notice

A collection of practical hints covers caring for fabrics and wood, removing creases, preserving metals, and preserving straw mats. Also noted is a surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. John T. Newman of Manchester Tennessee hosted by her son’s family at 921 Scott in Muscatine with 14 guests present.

National Paint, Varnish and Lacquer Association John T. Newman Manchester Tenn Muscatine J.B. Newman Scott

Elaine Cox and Rodney Coker Engagement Announced

Mr and Mrs Ralph Cox announce the engagement of their daughter Elaine to Rodney Coker son of Mr and Mrs Arlo Coker Industry TM The private ceremony will be at 7:30 p m Sept 14 at Eliza Community church Miss Cox is a Western Illinois University alumna now at Frank Foundries Davenport and Mr Coker attended Industry High and works at Oscar Mayer Davenport

Ralph Cox Muscatine Elaine Rodney Coker Arlo Coker Industry Eliza Miss Cox Westmer High Western IlLinois University Frank Foundries Corp Moline Coker Industry High Oscar Mayer Davenport

Social Calendar Highlights September Meetings Across Communities

Miriam Rebekah Lodge No 27 meets at West Liberty IOOF hall on Sept 3. Drumm family reunion at Crabapple building on Sunday noon. Farm Bureau Homemakers tea at Mrs Marvin Johnsons Sept 4 1 30 pm with program by Mrs Edward Brown and Mrs Rosalie Hafner, speaker Mrs Hilbert Stoll. First United Presbyterian Tri class Sept 3 7 45 pm. Nichol s Pike Grange Sept 4 officers elected. plan for state meeting Sept 24 28 26. Gaylord McCulloughs on kitchen committee. Wilton RNA social Sept 4 at Ardena Mastertons. aides Anna Dykstra and Mae Eriksen. Hospital coffee shop open Labor Day Sept 2. Auxiliary board meets Sept 9. Columbus Junction Farm Bureau Women tea Sept 25. Sunshine club Sept 3 noon potluck at union hall. Muscatine Newcomers club met Thursday.

Moscow Township Farms Bureau Marvin Johnson Edward Brown Rosalie Hafner Hilbert Stoll Wilton Nichols Pike Grange Grange Gaylord McCullough

Printed Pattern Four necklines in new dresses

Advertisement snippet for Misses' Printed Pattern patterns by Marian Martin. Details include sizes 8 to 18 with a 34 bust for size 14 needing 234 yards of 39 inch fabric. Price 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing. Also mentions Fall Winter Pattern Catalog, free pattern coupon, and new sewing book. Social column notes Shirley Cole's dessert bridge. prize winners Karen Jackson and Beth Coulter.

Marian Martin Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N.Y Midge Krob Shirley Cole Karen Jackson Beth Coulter

Forms Available To Survey Need For Child Care Facilities

Working mothers in Muscatine are surveyed about child care facilities. Departments, associations, and banks distribute forms to women in industry and through schools. Return by Sept. 15. Sponsors include United Community Services, Muscatine Development Corp, Chamber of Commerce, Social Welfare, Home Economist Office, League of Women Voters, and Jaycee Ettes.

Muscatine Personnel Association of the United Community Services of

Bridal Shower Honoring Rosalind Danay

A Wednesday evening bridal shower at Miss Anne Schumacher’s home celebrated Rosalind Danay. Miss Danay is to wed Ronald Craig Schreurs on November 9. Green and yellow decor adorned the tables. Games awarded prizes to Debbie Lick, Sandy Logel, Mary Vorwerk, and Sue McAreary. Hosted by Anne Schumacher, Debbie Danay, and Mary Vorwerk served refreshments.

Rosalind Danay Anne Schumacher Danay Ronald Craig Schreurs Debbie Lick Sandy Logel Mary Vorwerk Sue McAreary Debbie Danay

Nancy Wykert Honored At Oakville-A Bridal Show

Nancy Ann Wykert was honored at a Oakville Methodist church bridal show held Wednesday evening. The event celebrated her upcoming August 31 wedding to Michael Bergen. About 30 guests attended and mothers of the couple and one grandmother were special guests. Decorations reflected pink and green. Gift assistants included Connie Meeker Jill Beenblossom Janice Gentry Lynn Gentry and Christine Kramer. Hostesses were Mrs. Sam Wykert Sr Verlee Kramer Wes ley Gerst Robert Brown and Allen Gerst.

Nancy Wykert Oakville Oakville Methodist Church Nancy Ann Wykert Michael Bergen Connie Meeker Jill Beenblossim Janice Lynn Gentry Christine Kramer Sam Wykert, Sr Verlee Kramer Wesley Gerst Robert Brown Allen Gerst

Army Mothers Have Potluck Supper Meeting

The U S Army Mothers Post No 9 met at Olive Gremmel's home for a potluck supper with seven members and two guests. A brief business session discussed national convention reports and plans to mail Christmas boxes to service members overseas. Amy Predmore and Nellie Figg won prizes. Mabel Hatfield to chair the luncheon committee for September.

U.S. Army Mothers Post No. 9 Olive Gremmel Amy Predmore Nellie Figg Mabel Hatfield

Linda Flanders Is Honored At Bridal Shower

Miss Linda Flanders was honored at a bridal shower hosted Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Leana Fortenbacher with cohostess Mrs. Leo Loos. Miss Flanders will wed Tom Powell on Sept. 7. Green and yellow decor complemented the event. Fourteen guests attended as games and prizes entertained the gathering and refreshments were served.

Linda Flanders Leana Fortenbacher Leo Loos Miss Flanders Tom Powell

Ladies Of Elks Fifth Thursday Lunch Report

The Fifth Thursday luncheon for the Ladies of the Elks was held Thursday at 1 p.m. Tables were decorated with straw hats filled with fresh flowers and individual hats. The door prize went to Mrs. John Carlisle. Card prizes went to Mrs. Madeline Bennett and Mrs. Carol Steinnitz for contract. Mrs. Vearl Idderlein and Mrs. Elmer Schwartz for auction. Mrs. Florence Jamison and Mrs. Howard Toyne for 500. Ham supper for rodeo workers held near Columbus Junction with nearly 100 attendees and recognition for committee workers and several named individuals.

Ladies of the Elks John Carlisle Madeline Bennett Carol Steinnitz Vearl ¥Iderlein Elmer Schwartz Florence Jamison Howard Toyne Columbus Junction VFW Hall L Bar M Here Toneb Hartsill Chris Hartsill H Bar C Rodeo Co Salem Ken Noble John Gartzke Jerry Wood Fred Everett Oliver Stewart Norma Everett Don Williams Jo Noble Delbert Partington

Dear Abby letters confront wedding prank and family privacy

A reader recalls a bridegroom prank with SAVE ME painted on his shoes at a wedding, Abby endorses the critique. Several columns address teenage privacy, room sharing, and parental guidance, including a teen seeking advice on sleeping arrangements and a parent upset over TV ad influence on children.

Abigail van Buren Abby

Gill and Martin to Wed in Wilton Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Marcia Kay Gill and Mark Alan Martin will exchange vows at 2 p.m. Saturday September 7 in the Presbyterian church at Wilton. Invitations have been sent and all friends and relatives are invited. Parents listed are Frederick B. Gill and Cecil P. Martin of Wilton.

Marcia Gill Mark Martin Wilton Marcia Kay Gill Mark Alan Martin Presbyterian Church Frederick B. Gill Cecil P. Martin

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eSake Mrs. Newman Elaine Cox Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 27 West Liberty IOOF Drumm Crabapple First United Presbyterian Church Wilton Rna Social Club Ardéna Masterton Anna Dykstra J Mae Eriksen Columbus’ Junction Columbus City Sunshine Club Hall Newcomer’s Dessert Bridge OX Pictures Wosian Martin Ptal Samford Studio East 2Nd St Dial First National Bank Central State Bank Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Muscatine Power and Water Army Mothers Ladies of Elks Sunkist Hetzler All-Star Dairy Isett M.D Bobby Minton East Second Street Continental U.S Alaska Northwestern Bell Whirlpool Cadar
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