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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1933

Page

4

Hendriks Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Hendriks of 407 West Fourth Street will observe their golden wedding next Tuesday with an informal evening party at the Geneva Gulf and Country Club. About 200 guests are expected. The couple were married fifty years ago in Muscatine and have lived in Muscatine county ever since.

William Hendriks West Fourth Street Geneva Gulf and Country Club Hendriks Muscatine Muscatine County

Woodbine Royal Neighbors install officers Wednesday

Newly elected officers of the Woodbine camp of the Royal Neighbors will be installed at a Wednesday night meeting in the I. O. O. F. hall. Initiation of candidates will also occur and semi annual reports will be heard. The session starts at 7 45 p m.

Woodbine Royal Neighbors I. O. O. F. Hall Mona Council Redman Hall

Shrine invites to school of instruction and Damascus meet

Rose Croix Shrine No 5 and White Shrine of Jerusalem No 6 extend an invitation to attend a school of instruction and ceremonial on Wednesday Jan 11 in Washington Ja Damascus Shrine No 10 will host the event in the afternoon and evening with Mrs Nelle B Irwin as instructor Sessions at 2 and 8 pm banquet at 6 30 pm The Grimm country home two miles north of Wild Cat Den state park will host a New Era Young People meeting Friday night with important business and social hour led by Grimm youths Miss Brown hosts a Delta Epsilon Beta bridge gathering at her home 502 West 8th Street two tables played with Hilda Rogers high score Fauna Naber consolation and a luncheon to follow The Misses Brown and Weis attend The club plans a future steak fry and will meet again in two weeks at Miss Wilma Fox's home Ladies night planned by the First Methodist Episcopal church M E Men's Club hosts a turkey dinner at 6 30 pm Dr Harry D Henry of Iowa City will speak and a musical program is set Ruth Stelzner reports Moody Bible Institute talk to Duino Club at Y W C A Monday night Supper and meeting follow The Muscatine and Professional Women's Club moves to study the 10 year objective with a dinner program at Hotel Muscatine Wednesday night and reports plans for a benefit card party and Rotary presentation January 30 led by Estelle Heezen and Edith Stocker

Rose Croix Shrine White Shrine Jerusalem Damascus Shrine Washington, Ja Nelle B. Irwin D. A. Grimm Wild Cat den State Park New Era Young People’s Society Grimm Miss Brown D. E. B.S Bridge Club Virginia Brown Delta Epsilon Beta Club West Eighth Street Hilda Rogers Fauna Naber Edwin J. Weis Wilma Fox M. E. Men’s Club First Methodist Episcopal Church Harry D. Henry Iowa City B. P. W. Club The Muscatine and Professional Women's Club National Federation Hotel Muscatine Rotary Club Estelle Heezen Edith Stocker Evangelical League Young People’s League Protestant Evangelical Church Dorothy Phillips Mollie Mittman Mildred Heussner League Minnie Horst Marguerite Horst Clarence Kindler

Eastern Star Receives New Members at Monday Reception

About one hundred members of Elec ta chapter No 32 Order of Eastern Star attended a reception at the Masonic temple for new members added during the year. The event featured an auditing report, remarks by the matron and officers, child dance numbers, and announcements of upcoming installations and Rainbow Girls events.

Electa Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Eleanor Zeidler Elmer Ziegler Emma Rehtehn Frances Rosenbaum

Georgia Ann Jarvis Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party

Mr and Mrs Gale Jarvis of 1010 Orange Street hosted a Monday birthday party for their daughter Georgia Ann turning seven. Guests included Ann Phillips Virginia Weber Ruth Weber Helen June West Juanita Alteneder Bobbie Jacobs and Max Jarvis with games, luncheon and a large gift collection.

Gale Jarvis Orange Street Georgia Ann Ann Phillips Virginia Ruth Weber Helen June West Juanita Alteneder Bobbie Jacobs Max Jarvis

Edna Honts Hosts Madhatters Club at Home

Miss Edna Honts entertained the Madhatters club at her home 304 East Eighth Street Monday evening. Bridge produced high score for Miss Dorothy Knox and consolation for Miss Viola Kleist. The club will meet Tuesday January 24 with Miss Ruth Jones at 307 East Front Street.

Edna Honts Madhatters Club East Eighth Street Dorothy Knox Viola Kleist Ruth Jones East Front Street

Bloomington League Meeting Set for Friday

The Bloomington community club will hold a meeting Friday night at Bloomington Friends Church. The event, postponed from last week, starts at 8 p.m.

Bloomington League Bloomington Bloomington Friends Church

All-Bran touted as relief for seven weeks constipated

Letter from Mrs Johnson of Denver credits ALL-BRAN with ending seven weeks of constipation. Ad claims cereal supplies bulk and iron to aid digestion, recommends two tablespoonfuls daily and suggests using it with meals or in cooking.

Berane Uise Johnson Forest Street Denver Colorado Battle Creek

Henderson Leahy Vows Announced

Announcement is made today of the marriage of Miss Effie Henderson, daughter of Mrs. Nellie Vetter, 115 West Front street, Muscatine, to Thomas Leahy of Pawhuska, Oklahoma. The ceremony took place Nov. 10 at Pawhuska at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Attendants were the bridegroom's sister, and the bride's brother, John Henderson. Mrs. Leahy left Monday morning for Pawhuska to join her husband. The new home will be made at that place, where Mr. Leahy owns a panatorium.

Effie Henderson Nellie Vetter West Front Street Muscatine Thomas Leahy Pawhuska Oklahoma John Henderson

Kenneth Pelton Birthday Party At Home

Kenneth Pelton aged five was honored at a Monday birthday party at his home 401 West Seventh Street. Guests included Carl Paetz Shirley Hayes Jackie Paetz Gene Paetz DeWayne Lockwood Robert Guthrie Ronnie Brookhart and Noreen Pelton.

Kenneth Pelton Roy Pelton West Seventh Street Carl Paetz Shirley Hayes Carl Jackie Gene Paetz DeWayne Lockwood Robert Guthrie Ronnie Brookhart Kenneth Noreen Pelton

Resolution Urges Senators to Oppose Eighteenth Amendment E No

A W C T U meeting adopted a resolution urging United States senators and congressmen to vote against any legislation aimed at nullifying weakening or repealing the Eighteenth Amendment and the Volstead act and to support adequate appropriation for enforcement.

United States

Fidelis class of United Brethren honors Ruth Leach with shower

Mrs Ruth Leach formerly Miss Ruth Sinkler received a church shower from the Fidelis class at the home of Mrs Charles Hawkins 509 East Ninth Street Monday night Progressive banco awarded first prize to Miss Velma Kintzle and consolation to Miss Lorraine Warner A valentine party hosted by Miss Kintzle is planned for February 14 at her Oak Street home.

Robert Leach Ruth Sinkler Fidelis United Brethren Church Charles Hawkins East Ninth Street Progressive Banco Velma Kintzle Lorraine Warner Oak Street

Miss Ferris Warman Hosts Bridge Club Party

Miss Ferris Warman entertained the young women of her bridge club Monday evening at her sister Mrs. M Brower’s home 2234 Mulberry avenue. Three tables competed with Miss Ruth Snider high and Mrs. Lucille Henderson second. A two course luncheon followed. Next Monday the club will meet at Miss Gertrude Rabedeaux’s home 115 Clifford street.

Local church women plan sewing for Red Cross and meetings

Multiple church groups across Bloomington township hold all day sewing events and social hours this week. The Spangler Ladies Aid meet at Mrs. Merrill Satterthwaite's home. First Methodist, Mulford Ladies Aid, and First Presbyterian plan church activities and potluck meals. Grace Lutheran and United Brethren groups organize sewing for Red Cross. Evangelical league sketches skating party plans and upcoming plays and socials.

Spangler Ladies’ Aid Society Merrill Satterthwaite Bloomington Township

Catholic Daughters Host Meeting and Bridge Results

Mrs J J Ryan won the prize in a Catholic Daughters of America bridge tournament conducted Monday night at the K C hall. First prize for the evening went to Miss Ida Lechner. A program is planned for two weeks hence with Mrs Ella Delaney chairing the committee.

J. J. Ryan Catholic Daughters of America K. C. Hall Ida Lechner Ella Delaney

YWCA to Offer Free Monthly Gym and Swim Classes

Miss Mary Shemaitis, health director at the YWCA, announces a monthly one night program of free gym and swimming instruction starting next Tuesday. Sessions run 6:30 PM gym and 7:30 PM swimming with half hour swim coaching. Health cards from a physician required. gym shoes and gray cotton swimsuits needed. open to home and employed women and matrons. free nights on the third Tuesday each month. Basketball teams play Mondays and Fridays.

Mary Shemaitis Shemaitis

Day Nursery Board Meets At YWCA On Christmas Giving

The Day Nursery board held a Monday afternoon meeting in the YWCA parlors to report Christmas activities and donations. Attendees attended in good numbers and routine business was discussed.

Day Nursery Board

Garden Club Invites Muscatine to Alpine Rock Garden Talk

Women of the Rock Island Garden club invite the Muscatine Garden club to a lecture on Alpines and rock gardens by Mrs. Edith Banghart of Medinah Wash. The event is Wednesday night January 11 at 8 p m at Audubon School Rock Island corner Eighteenth Avenue and Twenty sixth Street. Admission is free.

Garden Club Rock Island Rock Island Garden Club Muscatine

Forty-Five at Meeting of Presbyterian Guild

Forty-five members of the First Presbyterian guild held a church meeting and sewed for the Red Cross. Plans cover an all-day sewing this Thursday at the church for Red Cross benefit. Hostesses listed include Misses Kate Funck chair, Cora Funck, Hazel Cold, Elia Gertenbach, Louise Headley and Mesdames E E Goss, Louise Gray, M A Barr. Next meeting set for February 14.

First Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Guild First Presbyterian Guild Red Cross Kate Funck Cora Funck Hazel Cold Elia Gertenbach Louise Headley E. E. Goss Louise Gray M. A. Barr

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Dubois and Son

A birthday party at 1201 East Ninth street honored Mrs Sophia D Du Bois and her son Frank C Wright. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Du Bois Mr and Mrs Wright and Mr and Mrs L V Riggs of Chicago, the Du Bois son in law and daughter.

Dubois Sophia D. DuBois Frank C. Wright East Ninth Street Wright L. V. Riggs Chicago

Balbo Plans New Atlantic Flight to Chicago Visit

Italy’s air minister General Italo Balbo will lead a squadron of 20 seaplanes on a bold Americas voyage and a Chicago visit next March or April. The plan mirrors the 10 craft used in the December 1930 South American flight, with a route via England Iceland Greenland Newfoundland and New York.

Chi Chicago Italy Italo Balbo Americas South America England Iceland Greenland Newfoundland New York

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Llcocicccitu Sibylla Prince Gustaf Adolf Stockholm Woodbine Camp NEW Era Y. P. L Grimm Home Stelzner Duino Club Ruth Stelzner Moody Bible Institute Nile Mea Eastern Star Georgia Ann Jarvis Pavee Wisconsin Mrs. Johnson Women’s Christian Temperance Union Washington, D. C Ira Hawley Estelle Pierson Anna Awbrey Harry Seem Elizabeth Darrow Inez Cross Seem Reva Stellrecht Murray Haworth Bridge Club Ferris Warman First Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society R. B. van Dyke Frank Mull John Beck Mulford Ladies’ Aid Society United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society Etta Vanatta Mulberry Avenue Ralph Schwertfeger Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Y. W Leila Hyams Lux Tom Brown Palm Springs Boots McColm’s Laurel Bldg By Martin Tray
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