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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1969
Page
3
A Muscatine man recounts fathering five children with different women while in the U S Army and after, expressing regret and longing to marry the mothers. Social workers note teens seek permission to marry. cases reveal parental resistance and custody hopes amid strained family dynamics.
The Herb Pals met at Miss Dorothy Hahn's home to discuss Christmas legends and herbs as gifts and food. Mrs Thelma Kasper demonstrated herb leaf imprints using inks or paints, while Miss Hahn recited origins of the Singing Doll of Mexico and the 300 year old Golden Girl of Germany. Miss Hilda Owen led an herb quiz and Christmas gifts were exchanged. the January meeting will be with Miss Hilda Owen.
Archaeologists report 13 granaries spanning nearly half an acre at a Roman fort site in South Wales. Dated to the first century AD during Nero era, the discovery suggests a large scale Roman campaign in the region.
The Twentieth Century club held its annual Christmas tea at the Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum with 60 members and guests welcomed by president Mrs. Harvey Wood stra. Acknowledgments went to Mrs. Gene Ryab of Mass Project Star. Clifford Larson, museum curator, presented slides on early American antiques and shared collecting experiences. Tea followed, served by a committee including Mrs. Arthur Dahl and Mrs. Max Stanley.
A group of 21 seniors gathered Tuesday afternoon at 522 Mulberry for a Christmas party. Participants included Mrs. Lucille Brei Mrs. Ella Law Mrs. Louw ise Molis Mrs. Mabel Riggs and Mrs. Ida Otte. Prizes were awarded during games and a gift exchange was held. Refreshments followed. Plans to visit the Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum were discussed with transportation offered by Mrs. Law at 263 7648 for those needing rides.
Christine Rix teaches elderly ladies to drive with piano practice first. Using a poker wedged in a coal scuttle as a pear shift, she guides pupils to rehearse at the piano before driving on the highway. It gives them confidence.
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