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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1972
Page
3
The YWCA will be closed on New Year's Day with regular hours resuming the rest of the week. Activities include girls gymnastics for 8 and 9 year olds, plunge for 10 to 12 year olds, and story hour, with times listed for Tuesday sessions and additional girls activities through the week.
Letts announces the marriage of Sandra Jane Ford to Calvin Sirovy of Burlington. The wedding is at 2 p.m. Sunday at Letts United Methodist Church with Bonnie Oberly as attendant and Ruby Skubal as bridesmaid. Best man is Andy Oberly. Sandra attends L M High and East Iowa Central Train. Calvin serves in the U.S. Army.
Mr and Mrs Lewis DeVore and daughter moved from Oklahoma to Muscatine settling at 409 Park Ave Their son Shane joined the family on Nov 17 with daughter Michelle aged three Janet and her husband enjoy fishing hunting and water sports Lewis is to become a physicians associate when the Health Center opens The family is described as friendly and camera minded with Micki assisting at home
Dear Abby columns cover a neighbor misreading friendly gestures after a wife's death, a teen photographer's request for critique, and a husband with poor artwork prompting a tactful rejection. The advice urges setting boundaries, choosing clear communication, and respecting personal space in relationships.
The Half Hour club will meet in the Columbus Junction State Bank activity room at 2 pm on Tuesday. Mrs. Donnarae Carrell is president and Mrs. Hope Dunn leads the program titled To a Bright Future. Lt. and Mrs. Mike Singieton and family left for Annapolis after visiting relatives in town, among them Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Williams and families and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Singieton. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Coon of Iowa City visited their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Coon Tuesday evening. Jesse Riley, longtime resident, will observe his 87th birthday on a forthcoming date. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McAtee of Cotter welcomed daughter Tracy Ann Dec. 20 at Washington County Hospital. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lukins and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McAtee. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Duke of Crawfordsville welcomed a son Dec. 14 at Washington County Hospital. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Lee McDuffie of Burlington.
The Muscatine General hospital announces volunteers for the coming week with daily rosters. Sunday features Mrs. Wilbert Faulhaber and Miss Hattie Neff. Monday lists eight volunteers including Mrs. Doug Coder and Mrs. Elmer Quandt. Tuesday through Saturday present multiple names for each day.
A plain description explains herb vinegars as vi negars flavored with herbs and used in salad dressings. It adds a tip that cookies soften can be recrisped in a 300 degree oven for about 5 minutes after preheating. It defines flam as sprinkling with brandy or liqueur and igniting.
Sunday December 31 forecast covers Aries through Pisces with guidance on attitude, finances, health, and social ties. Highlights urge listening, moderation, new contacts, and trust in instincts. Birthday note promises recognition, travel, and a fruitful investment year for 1973.
The First Baptist church hosts a one hour watch night service at 7 p m Sunday featuring the film Visitors Only followed by candle light communion. The program offers a hard hitting message urging honest evaluation and dedication for church members with a public invitation.
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