Sheila Shane Seeks Work in New York Vaudeville
Sheila Shane an eighteen year old dancer and vaudeville performer visits New York rooming with Ma Lowell and Myrt. She hopes for a job replacing Daisy Gleason in Roscoe’s jazz band. Sheila dreams of marriage and a country home as she ends a spring morning with plans to audition at Jackson Heights.
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Sheila Shane
New York
Sheila
Malowell
Myrt
Ma Lowell
Daisy Gleason
Daisy
Roscoe
Mar
Joe
Bill Brady
Bill
Gleason
Jackson Heights
Timmy
Max
Daisy Desmond
Date Set for Annual Y W C A Banquet
The Young Women's Christian Association schedules its annual banquet for February 1 served in the cafeteria at 6 45 pm to conserve heat. A program by junior college students a play by industrial and business girls a devotional by Miss Ruth Stelzner and department head reports will follow in the living room upstairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Board of Directors
Ruth Stelzner
Muscatine
Belle Ingels
National Service Division
New York National Board
Ingels
Y. W
Inter-Club Council
Duino
Zenith
Fidelis
Fellowship Church
Inga
Tri-Cities
V. W’s
Davenport Rock Island
Moline
Grace Lutheran Light Brigade names Year committees
Committees for the coming year were appointed at a Grace Lutheran church Light Brigade meeting. Membership committee includes Jean Benninger and Lorraine Opell, sick committee Ila Lamb Velma Boldt Anita Hartman, reporter Dorothy Barney, program committee Alberta Block Pauline Hartman. Lunch was served to 14 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Light Brigade
Grace Lutheran Church
Jean Benninger
Lorraine Opell
Ila Lamb
Velma Boldt
Anita Hartman
Dorothy Barney
Alberta Block
Pauline Hartman
Electa Chapter to Install Officers and Dance at Masonic Temple
Installation ceremonies for Electa chapter No 32 Order of Eastern Star will proceed tonight at the Masonic temple with officers installed. An orchestra will provide music and the dance is open to all Masons Eastern Stars and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Chapter
No. 32
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Smart Reliability in New York Fashions for Commuters
Joan Savoy notes staple colors and durable materials for daily wear on subways and street cars. The feature highlights cinnamon brown coats with Persian lamb trim, accompanying accessories, and practical office and shopping outfits for urban commuters.
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Lord and Taylor
New York
Joan Savoy
NEA Service
Sorority Entertained By Mrs Herman Price
Psi chapter of the Phi Zeta sorority of Davenport met with Mrs Herman J Price at 1210 Fillmore avenue Muscatine last week with 14 members driving down from Davenport A candlelight service installed newly elected officers a social and executive committee were named later hours featured bridge prizes for high score luncheon at 11 the hostess served Miss June Luedtke of Muscatine attended as a special guest A chili supper is planned for January 25
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Psi Chapter
Phi Zeta Sorority
Davenport
Herman J. Price
Fillmore Avenue
Muscatine
June Luedtke
Chile
Pattern 2415 and Spring Fashion Book Offer
Kiddies imitate mothers fashion with Pattern 2415 featuring a broad shouldered jacket and contrasting frock. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10 with yardage 54 inch fabric and 12 yard contrasting for size six. Include 15 cents and address. Also offers spring fashion book 32 pages for 15 cents catalog and pattern together 25 cents. Mail to Pattern Department New York City.
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Anne Adams
Paris
Iuscntine Journal Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Local church and club notices announced for week
The Pine Bluff Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at Mrs. Raymond Rickett and Mrs. A J Kleist hosts the Dorcas society at 210 Brook St. C O C class at Musserville Methodist is postponed two weeks. Daughters of Union Veterans meet 7 30 tonight at memorial hall. Aegta class at First Baptist meets tonight at Miss June Jones 1131 Logan St. Lady Ellis public card party postponed. Royal Neighbor Sunshine club hosts 2 30 Tuesday at I O O F hall.
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Pine Bluff Ladies’ Aid Society
Raymond Rickett
A. J. Kleist
Dorcas Society
210
Brook Street
Musserville
Daughters of Union Veterans
Memorial Hall
Court House
Aegta
First Baptist Church
June Jones
Logan Street
Ruthean Class Plans Wednesday Meeting at Rural Home
The Ruthean class of the High Prairie Methodist church will meet Wednesday at the country home of Mrs. Milton Eichelberger on rural route No. 6. It will be an all day affair with dinner served at noon by the hostess.
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High Prairie Methodist Church
Milton Eichelberger
Victor Hine Earns 27 Year Perfect Attendance Award
First Presbyterian Sunday school honors Victor Hine for 27 years of unbroken attendance during promotion day led by Superintendent William Geller. The ceremony recognizes others with long streaks including Vander Ploeg, Hartwig, Hoffman, and Geller, among many families and Bibles presented to Nancy Hine and Dale Goss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Victor Hine
William Geller
Fred Vander Ploeg
Floyd Vander Ploeg
Ruth Hartwig
Harlan Hoffman
Clarence Vander Ploeg
Vander Ploeg
William Tobias
Dick F
Mary Wilson
Betty Mohnsen
Ann Stein
Elinor Mucha
Ella Reuling
Miss Drake
Hilda Michels
Carl Winning
John Ter Stege
Fred Beach
Louise Headley
Billy Liebbe
Nancy Hine
Dale Goss
Muscatine pianist headlines twilight musicale in Davenport
A Muscatine group attended the twilight musicale at the Lend-A-Hand club in Davenport where Miss Ruth Springborn gave the piano solo. Florence Campbell Harkop and Katherine Blood also performed, with a large appreciative audience. Springborn played Pastoral Scarlotti Tausig, Hark Hark the Lark Schuberg Liszt, Ich Liebe Dich Grieg, Revolutionary Etude Chopin, and Rhapsody No 12 Liszt.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Ruth Springborn
Florence Campbell Harkop
Katherine Blood
Miss Springborn
Scarlotti-Tausig
Hark
Schuberg-Liszt
Grieg
Chopin
Liszt
Surprise Birthday With Relatives Visiting Miss Deitrick
Miss Elizabeth Deitrick of Cedar street was surprised on her birthday when relatives arrived with well filled baskets. Attending were Mrs. Ella Walter and son George of Grand View, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Satterthwaite of Summitt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shellabarger of Conesville, Mrs. Louise Fotsch and Charles Deitrick of Muscatine.
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Elizabeth Deitrick
Cedar Street
Ella Walter
George
Grandview
Raymond Satterthwaite
Summitt
Charles’ Shellabarger
Conesville
Louise Fotsch
Charles Deitrick
Muscatine
Muscatine County League Rally Set at Musserville Church
Muscatine county Ep worth league societies plan a rally at Musserville Methodist church next Saturday January 21. Dr E R Fulkerson of New York City will be the principal speaker with registration at 2 pm and a devotional period led by Rev W H Slack. The meeting includes a business session led by president Miss Dorothea Rummells, music by Richard Gray and Sam Miller, worship hour led by Miss Ruth Hazlett, an open forum Life's Clinic, and a 6 pm banquet at Hoopes hall with additional music and a address by Dr Fulkerson.
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Muscatine County
Epworth League Societies
Musserville Methodist Church
E. R. Fulkerson
New York City
W. H. Slack
Dorothea Rummells
Richard Gray
Sam Miller
Ruth Hazlett
Fulkerson
Hoopes Hall
Cedar Street Methodist
G. G. Bellamy
Excelsior Literary Society Meets at Fryberger Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Fryberger hosted 40 Excelsior Literary Society members at 305 Park Avenue for a weekly gathering featuring Harlan Freyermuth in The Unseen Witness. Next Saturday will present a debate on state revenue from sales tax with Fryberger Sywassink on the affirmative and Downer Doerfer on the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fryberger
Excelsior Literary Society
Park Avenue
Harlan Freyermuth
Charles Sywassink
Ray Downer
Henry Doerfer
Sweetland Township
Herbert Sywassink
Newton Lang
McKinley
Kenneth Hetzler
Robert Downer
Keith Hetzler
Harriet
Gladys Hetzler
Characters announced for St Mathias play Money Talks
The Muscatine high school auditorium hosts a two act comedy Money Talks presented by the St Mathias Alumni association. Cast includes Juan Stephen Garrett Carlos John Roach Don Saturio Donald Davis Zaragueta George Garrett Pio George Koenigsaecher Perico Wilbert Fuller Ambrosio Harry Hratz Don Dolores Gertude Lange Maria Elizabeth.
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Muscatine High School
St. Mathias Alumni Association
Juan
Stephen Garrett
Carlos
John Roach
Don Saturio
Donald Davis
Zaragueta
George Garrett
Pio
George Koenigsaecher
Perico
Wilbert Fuller
Ambrosio
Harry Hratz
Don Dolores
Gertrude Lange
Maria
Elizabeth
Zaragueta at St Mathias Theater in bilingual comedy
Don Blasa Stapleton Mary O'Brien Gregoria Rachael Vor werk present a Spanish comedy translated as Zaragueta. The plot follows Car los deception of his aunt and uncle to fund college debts with a 15 minute St Mathias band concert before the 8:15 pm show directed by Myrle Engel Nietzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stapleton
Don Blasa
Mary O’brien
Gregoria
Rachael Vorwerk
Myrle Engel Nietzel
Bridge Luncheon Planned at Geneva Golf and Country Club
Plans go forward for a Wednesday afternoon luncheon at the Geneva Golf and Country Club for its women members. Reservations for the 1 PM luncheon are due by Tuesday night. After the meal, contract and auction bridge games will award prizes. Mrs. W. H. Lear chairs the arrangements committee.
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Geneva
Lifebuoy soap promotes clean skin and freshness
An advertisement from Lever Brothers Co promotes Lifebuoy soap as a complexion care product. It advises building a rich lather, massaging into pores, then rinsing to remove impurities for a clean fresh look and feel.
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Lever Brothers CO
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Wises VapoRu
Vicks
Herman Price
Muscatine Journal Daily Pattern
Tloms
Lady Ellis
Davenport Musicale
Miss Deitrick
Leagues of County Plan
Frybergers
Excelsior Society
ST. Mathias
Geneva Club
Betty
Lifebuoy
Boots
Anny
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