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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

5

Oakville Club Reviews Alaska Study at February Meeting

The Oakville club met at Mrs. Virginia Swafford's home to study Alaska with Ruth Kallenberger reporting the city file and Mae Bailey covering the rural side. Eleven members attended as Mae Bailey presided in Mrs. Roger Gerst's absence. Meditation by Dorothy Gerdner and minutes from the December guest night were shared. Budget reports and planning for a March county convention were discussed. The next meeting February 1 will feature a book review on Alaska by Janice Boyer, with Mae Bailey speaking on mental health. A Valentine party is planned for February 14 at Kathy Wyss’s home with co-hostesses Joyce Hardin, Betty McCulley, and Amy Sputt.

Oakville Yreth Alaska Twentieth Century Club Virginia Swafford Ruth Kallenberg Mae Bailey Vicw Roger Gerst Hazel Griffen Morning Sun Leland Swafford Kallenberger Oakville Club Dorothy Gerdner Betty McCulley Janice Boyer Kathy Wyss Joyce Hardin Amy Sputt

Designs for Doing by James Hawkins

James Hawkins urges turning as a hobby in modern leisure time. A home lathe with 8 inch swing handles pieces up to 31 inches long, enabling table legs and wide hollow bowls. Tools needed include five to seven chisels. order free fact sheet No. 424 by writing to James Hawkins care of this newspaper.

James Hawkins

Dress sewing pattern offer for Misses' sheath styles

A vintage pattern advertisement invites readers to sew a slim sheath dress in a few hours using two main pattern pairs with no waist seams and three necklines. It lists sizes, fabric yardage, pricing, and a mail order process from Marian Martin Pattern Dept with a 50 cent catalog coupon incentive.

Marian Martin Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept West 1Sth St New York N. Y

Illinois City Folks Attend Larson Event

A Sunday open house honoring Rev. and Mrs Cateb Lurgan at Grandview church drew many Illinois City area residents from Foster Pine Bluff and nearby communities. Attendees included Harold Koehler and family William Workman and family Wayne Belverin and family Roy Rector Mrs John Stewart Monroe Ziegenhorn Elmer Feldman Dorothy Feldman Ralph Keller Artis Sedum Roscoe Powell Malcolm Keller Kevin Merle Wylie Art Mewes Waller Feldman Emma Morehead Vera Krueger Ruth Lenset Pearl Dungan Kate Ricketts Ethyl Tyler Lucille

Winois City Cateb Lurgan Grandview Foster Pine Bluff Harold Koehler Wiliam Workman Wayne Beverlin Roy Rector John Stewart Monroe Ziegenhorn Elmer Feldman Dorothy. Feldman Ralph Keller Artis Sedum Roscoe Powell Malcolm Keller Kevin Merle Wylie Art Mewes Waller Feldman Emma Morehead Vera Krueger Ruth Lenset Pearl Dungan Kate Ricketts Ethyl Tyler Lucille

Telephone Meeting Set at Illinois City Hall

The Muscatine Journal reports a January 14 meeting at 7 30 pm in Illinois City Hall for an annual telephonic gathering. Rev Larson served Dinois City church 1924 1938. Duane Tomlin and family visited the Keith Tomlin clan in Rockford Illinois. Sixty plus members attended senior MYF district at Aledo. Glenn Wheeler Janet attended Willam Jacksons 59th wedding anniversary open house in Moline. Harry Danner joined relatives at Clarence Hammann’s in Wilton Junction. Cletis Jones family visited Macstt Blanchard in Moline.

Illinois City Hall Duane Tomlin Keith Tomlin Rockford Ilinois Seu- Lior Myf Aledo Glenn Wheeler Janet Willam Jackson Moline Calvary Luthern Church Harry Danner Clarence Flammann Wilton Junction Cletis Jones Mo- Wne and Macstt Blanchard

Think She'll Be Spoiled Sighting Vicky Lynn Cox Family Roots

Taylorsville Kentucky reports a thirteen month old girl Vicky Lynn Cox of Little Mount shows a glimpse of her family tree as several generations, including grandparents and eight great grandparents, remain alive. The note reflects a family heritage emphasis in a local context.

Taylorsville Vicky Lynn Cox Little Mount

Wilton Garden Club Meeting at Miriam Hendriks home

The Wilton Garden Club will hold its combined December and January meeting at 2:00 pm at Mrs Miriam Hendriks home. Hostesses will be retiring officers Jessie Duffe Ann Dylestra Mary Lee Stoll and Miriam Hendriks. A plant or bulb exchange and officer installation will follow.

Wilton Wilton Garden Club Miriam Hendriks Jessie Duffe Ann. Dylestra Mary Lee Stoll Jam Hendriks Alan Smith Edwin Wacker Hil Hect? Still Ethel Kohler

Declarer Plays Squeeze To Make Four In Trump

In a contract bridge hand from Hale South, declarer South uses a diamond distribution read on the king queen sequence to infer East holds a singleton diamond. After careful discarding and two spade finesses, South planned a squeeze, forcing East to yield and securing four in the trump contract.

West East South Hing Feat Haive Declarer Dummy Beefore East Rea Syndicate Toc

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