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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1933
Page
4
On Antioch College campus Fine Furs Yellow Springs O welcomes Addenda as a building program for finances pressed students. Seventeen in old Addenda and fifty benefitting now, students work for room amply furnished by the college. They share duties weekly. social life thrives with marshmallow roasts and dances in renovated spaces.
Miss Besse Ingels national Y W C A leader spent the weekend in the city meeting with inter club council members and program committees of three business and industrial girls clubs at the Y W C A tea room Monday night. Plans for one club night uniting the three clubs for supper and program were presented.
Davenport women address the value of PTA membership at a Jackson-Jefferson-Grant PTA meeting held at Jefferson school. Reports on Christmas baskets volunteer service vision tests and spring clinic follow. A reception welcomes 48 new members with music and a Dutch dance.
Miss June Jones welcomed 15 Aeyta class members from the First Baptist church to her home at 1131 Logan Street Monday night. The group sewed informally and refreshments closed the evening. Next month’s meeting will be at Miss Ruth Shoemaker’s home 894 Newell Avenue.
Miss Gertrude Rabedeaux entertained the bridge club at her home on 115 Clifford Street Monday. Three tables competed for prizes with Ila Rabedeaux winning high and Ione Courtney taking second. The group will meet again in two weeks with Miss Jennie Reesink. Special guests included Laura Mills, Ione Courtney, and Mrs Gill Miller.
Fourteen members of the Grace Lutheran church Intermediate League met at the church parlors Monday night for a business and social meeting. Games were played and refreshments served by William Fahy and Arthur Beninger. The next meeting will be a Valentine party on February 21.
Mrs Laughlin and Mrs Height win first and second prizes in card games at a Lady Eagles No 4 meeting hosted by Mrs Hannah at 714 Locust Street Monday night. The president honored Mrs Height for her service and announced next gathering at Mrs Addie Roscnsfield 1478 Washington Street.
Mrs Harry Reeves entertains the Park Avenue Methodist Ladies' Aid at 402 Begg street Wednesday afternoon with Mrs M O Briggs as assistant hostess. Grace Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets at the church parlors for sewing. Island Ladies' Aid holds an all day meeting Thursday at Fruitland hall with a potluck lunch and sewing planned.
Women of the Muscatine Round Table club met in their rooms Monday evening. Twelve members and two visitors attended and spent time piecing quilt blocks. A social period followed refreshments. Hostesses were Mrs. Will Reece Mrs. Fred Guenther Mrs. Will Lewis and Mrs. Fred Bierman. The next meeting is set for February 20 with committee in charge.
The Ladies Aid society of the United Brethren church will hold four Thursday afternoon meetings. Red Cross sewing will be the occupation at each. Hostesses are Mrs. Caroline Butsler, 1119 East Eighth Street. Mrs. Albert Orr, Oak Street. Mrs. Etta Vanatta, 514 Mulberry Avenue. and Mrs. Carl Kautz, 1209 Iowa Avenue.
The Industrial society of the First Presbyterian church will hold a Thursday work session at the church parlors. Members are asked to bring articles for grocery baskets to be distributed.
Mrs. Elsie Height was surprised Monday afternoon by her card club at 605 Hope Avenue to celebrate her birthday. First prize went to Mrs. Herbert Vallett and second to Mrs. Edith Nesselrush with a special prize for Mrs. Nesselbush. Lunch was served and a gift presented to the honoree.
Mr and Mrs William Hendriks 407 West Fourth street celebrate their fifty year marriage with a party at Geneva Golf and Country club attended by about 175 friends and relatives. They wed Lena Schreurs fifty years ago at the bride’s parents home and have since lived in Muscatine county. They have four children and several grandchildren among the guests.
Class pupils of Mrs A C Springhorn presented in a recital at the P M Musser public library Monday night as part of a monthly series. Soloists included Richard Boldt Billy Viner Robert Downham Darrell Miller Richard Borgstadt Richard Folsom Marian Kautz Virginia Payne Dorothy Pratt Edson Hoffman and Richard Crow.
Lester Bartholomew of Cadillac Michigan credits All Bran with ending his years long constipation after adding a cereal dish two to three times daily. The ad notes bulk and vitamin B aid elimination, compares favorably to patent medicines, and advises two tablespoons daily or with meals in chronic cases. Kellogg in Battle Creek makes it.
A blaze in Evansville Indiana destroyed the home of Edward Lowe killing his wife Marie Lowe 57 their son 24 and grandson 10 or 11 injured Chester Lowe 32 and Julia Lowe escaped The fire started in attic trash authorities said
The note advises making casseroles in advance to ease waiting times for meals. It suggests that standing time does not guarantee flavor and that some dishes, especially creamed ones, reheat well.
The article notes Japan has been ruled by an unbroken dynasty of kings since 660 B C, highlighting the long and uninterrupted reign of its imperial line through centuries of history.
Scientists confirm the body is John Paul Jones 133 years after death while a note on shad roe mentions 30 000 to 40 000 eggs per average portion indicating the prolific nature of the fish.
Des Moines AP reporting State Treasurer Leo J Wegman criticized Iowa official register red book entries as camouflage and a disguise He demanded truthful recorded personnel and salaries noting his office had 75 employees totaling 127440 instead of 51 with 90540 and vowed to correct the list with the state printer and maintain it.
Former Liberal leader and long serving British MP David Lloyd George turned 70 today. He marked the anniversary quietly at his home in Criccieth Carnarvon Wales.
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