Meet The Newcomers In Muscatine Residents Arrive From Missouri and Minnesota
New residents arrive in Muscatine including James L Cole and family of 1512 Devitt who moved from Davenport and Missouri. James Keith Cole turns seven January 21, while Mrs Shirley Cole enjoys bowling and bridge. Another newcomer Ludewig Thomas N Ludewig and Michele relocate from Minnesota with infant Thomas Nicholas Jr and join St Marys Church. Robert Reed and JoAnn arrive from Kirksville Missouri, relocating to Muscatine with Thrill Loan as Reed trains for management at the company and attends the local Methodist church.
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Muscatine
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Davenport
Missouri
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Home-O-Nize Co
James Keith
Keith
McKinley School
Paine
Mr. Cole
Exeter
Shirley Cole
Housand
Robert Reed
Kirksville
Reed
Thrill Loan
JoAon
Methodist Church
Cynthia Pelton and Michael Reusswig Plan Wedding
Mr and Mrs Kerneth Pelton announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Cynthia Kay to Michael A Reusswig, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Reusswig. The ceremony is set for January 20 at 11 a.m. at St Matthias Church with a reception at Hotel Muscatine following. Relatives and friends may attend. no invitations are being sent.
Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Listed On YW Calendar of Events
The YWCA hosts an Afternoon Duplicate Bridge on Monday sessions while outlining weeklong activities for Children and Girls Teens and Adults. The calendar lists daily play and swim classes, clubs, dances, plunge times, and various age group programs across the week.
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YWCA
Salvation Army
Ministerial Association
Classified Ads Lin Journal Tonight
Local listings in the Journal Tonight cover a range of notices including employment opportunities, sale ads, and public announcements. Readers are advised to check the classified pages for details on job openings, marketplace listings, and community notices.
Ethics Club Reviews Sam Levinson Book at Meeting
The Ethics Club met at Mrs. Roy Williamson’s home to review Sam Levinson's Everything but Mondey. Mrs. Howard Worst presented a humorous yet thoughtful account of the author’s childhood experiences and family dynamics as related to his own children. Moose Women Plan Formal Monday Evening Meeting
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Ethics Club
Roy Williamson
Sam Levinson
Mondey
Howard Worst
Levinson
Wilton clubs schedule dances and meetings in January
Wilton plans a square dance session at Wilton city hall with caller Bob Yerington on January 10 24 February 7 21 and March 13 27. Duplicate bridge meets January 8 at 1 15 p m and on the 2nd and 4th Mondays thereafter at the YWCA. WCTU meets January 9 at 2 p m at 1119 Mulberry with lessons and devotions. Chapter M TIT meets January 8 at 8 p m at the YWCA. Twentieth Century club hosts January 9 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Stanley s home. Alpha Forum meets January 8 7 30 p m at Kitchens by Figg.
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Wilton Whit
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Julia Elizabeth
Mulberry
J. Paul Hadley
Ange Christensen
WCTU
Twentieth Century
David M. Stanley
Holy Communion Events In Conesville Churches
Conesville news item summarizes upcoming services and meetings across Grace United Church of Christ Conesville Methodist Church and other local groups. It notes Sunday worship and Sunday school times, Feb 18 Quarterly Conference, Missionary Sunday at Grace United Church, teen club gathering, Women’s Society of Christian Service all day session Jan 10, and Consistory meeting Jan 9. Also lists several personal notices of visits and travel among area families.
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Methodist Church
Grace United Church of Christ
Dorothy Christianson
Kalimpong
West Bengal
India
Conesville Christian Teen Club
W.S.C.S
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Conesville Methodist
Kay Hill
Virgil Chapman
Russell Reed
Japan
Grace United Church of “Christ
Hang a cupeek near the kitchen sink for rings
A simple tip suggests hanging a cupeek near the sink to keep rings safe while washing dishes. It advocates placing the accessory within easy reach during chores like cleaning and other kitchen tasks.
Dear Abby column covers teen pen pal and medical woes
A reader asks how to handle a long distance English pen pal who plans to visit with his arrival needing housing. Abby suggests sending a brief delay notice by cable and explains limits on hosting. Additional letters discuss a son’s unsettling lamp treatment and a college student’s question about boundaries.
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Abby
Tessie
James
Jerri
Sweetland WSCS Meeting Sets Community Shower and Plans
The Sweetland Woman’s Society of Christian Service met in church parlors to study The American Indian Heritage and Emerging Identity. They approved purchasing two throw rugs, announced spring seminars in April and May, and scheduled a January 29 community shower for Mrs. DeWayne Connors. Committees, Gold Bond labels, and refreshments were arranged, with 22 attending and pie and coffee donations noted.
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W.S.C.S
Kennth TeShake
Harold Hetzler
Milton Borgstadt
Burr
Washington Methodist Church
Newton
DeWayne Connors
Everett Nitzel
Ray Hetzler
Wayne Millman
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