Meet the Newcomers Shuck Family Arrives in Muscatine
Mr and Mrs William H Shuck recently moved from Hannibal Missouri to 810% E Fighth Muscatine. He is a lockman for the U S Corps of Engineers at Lock and Dam No 16. Judy and Darrell ten months old join their new life as Baptists. They enjoy bowling picnics and cards, and Judy crochets lacy doilies and scarves while William works on cars. They look forward to summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam H. Shuck
Muscatine Fyor
Hannibal
Fighth
Shuck
U. S. Corps of Engineers
Lock and Dam No. 16
Judy
Darrell
The
Baptist Church
Altar and Rosary to Purchase Trays and Cups
The Altar and Rosary Society of St. Josephs church met with 15 members and Father Jazeph Hines. They voted to purchase hostess trays and cups for church use and served refreshments after. Next American Legion Auxiliary meeting in February. Local news includes Vietnam veteran S Sgt Richard L Perkins arriving in Seattle and heading to San Antonio to join his wife. Royal Neighbors of America meet Thursday at 7:30 pm IOOF hall. Masonic Workshop to be held February 8 at the New London Masonic Temple. Louisa County Fair board holds special meeting Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the Bar S lunchroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Altar and Rosary Society of
American Legion Auxiliary
Vietnam
Richard L. Perkins
Air
Ana
Royal Neighbors of
America
Conesville
Masonic Workshop
Masons
Lee, van Buren
Jefferson
Henry
Des Moines
Louisa
Washington
Keokuk
New _ London
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Louisa County Fair Board
Weresden
Oak Grove Women Hold Meeting In Conesville
Oak Grove Women's Fellowship met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lydia Cocklin in Conesville with co hostess Mrs. Blanche Schmitt Nine members attended and refreshments were served by Mrs. Blanche Schmidt The next meeting will be February 21 at Mrs Leo Brookhart's home in Muscatine Also noted is VFW Auxiliary meeting at V F W Hall on Grounds. Pastoral Relations Committee to meet in Nichols Methodist Church and Bowling Tournament participants from Conesville and nearby towns. Virgil Chapman travels to Des Moines for the Angus Show State Sale and Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Oak Grove
Lydia Cocklin
Blanche Schmitt
Glenn Holliday
Letis
Blanche Schmidt
Leoia Brookhart
Muscatine
Auxiliary of the Veterans
Foreign Wars Post No
V.F.W
L-Bar-M
Pauline Stapp
Betty
Linvillé
Nichols
Cedar Valley
Nichols Methodist Church
Bow
Tourney
Thomas Gipple
Ed Milder
Charles Shellabarger
Forest Maxwell
Russell Reed
Farm Bureau District
Mount Pleasant
Virgil Chapman
Des Moines
Engagement of Norma Jean Gufford to Gary Clodfield er
Mr and Mrs Frank Gufford announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Jean to Gary Clodfield er son of Mr and Mrs George Clodfielder. The couple will wed May 19 at 2 pm at Musserville Methodist Church with Rev T Ray Crews officiating. Reception to follow in Hoopes Hall. Invitations are being issued and all friends and relatives are invited. Miss Gufford works at Thatcher Glass. Mr Clodfielder works in the Quad Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gufford
Stewart Road
Norma Jean
Gary Clodfielder
George Clodfielder
Hagerman Drive
Musserville Methodist Church
T. Ray Crews
Hoopes Hall
Miss. Gufford
Thatcher Glass
Mr. Clodfielder
Quad Cities
St Malachys A and R Group Meeting at Mrs Furlongs
The St Malachys A and R Group met at Mrs Maurice Furlong’s home with 12 members present. Father Lenoch led a discussion on the Renewal of the Church. Mrs Philip Cashman presided, plans for a County Home party were discussed, and prizes were awarded to Mrs Emmett G Toole Jr and Mrs Philip Cashman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Malachy’s
Rosary Society of Arden
Maurice Furlong
F.J. Lenoch
Philip Cashman
Theodore Noll
Leo Furlong
DCCW
Betty Furlong
Peace, Corps
South India
Emmett G’toole, Jr
Annual Meeting And Smorgasbord Highlight On YWCA Calendar
The YWCA calendar for the coming week features the annual meeting and a smorgasbord. Activities span girls to adults including play school, swim classes, plunges, dances, clubs, and misc classes, with a note on fish serving ideas and a tomato salad accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
First Methodist Women Plan Special Coffee
The First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service invites all church women to a "get acquainted" coffee on Wednesday February 7 from 9:43 to 11 a.m. in the fellowship hall. Baby-sitters will be available for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist’ Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Felowship
Correction on engagement story for Langrehr and Reher
A correction states Miss Donna Langrehr and Gary Reher are working toward the goal of full time ministry at the Muscatine Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The couple will marry Saturday February 24 in Clinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Langrehr
Gary Reher
Mascatine Kingdom Hall of
Grandview School Menu and Week of Activities
Grandview schedules next week's menu with baked potatoes roast pork and brisk fare on Monday, navy beans and ham salad Tuesday, hot turkey Wednesday, lasagne casse role Thursday, and salmon Friday plus milk. Activities include junior varsity and varsity basketball and a Saturday jamboree with chili supper at the high school. Church services list Sunday worship and youth fellowship while midweek Bible study and choir practice occur Wednesday evenings.
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Grandview
Irev
Wapello
Winfield-Mt. Union
Music Mothers
Grandview Community Church
Louisa County Women Plan March Convention
Louisa County Federation of Women’s Clubs presidents met for a luncheon in Wapello to plan the Letts convention set for March 28 1968. Theme Rainbow Jubilee chosen by chairwoman Geral dine Schomberg, with summer music camp scholarship noted. Each club to send a 100 word max report by Feb 15. Convention chair Dorothy McCormac urged advance reservations by March 2 with luncheon at 1.50 each. County bylaws reviewed with corrections. Historians books to be displayed. officers to be elected for 1969 70. Oakville grade school announced honor rolls and other school news including kindergarten roundup Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakville
Louisa County
Dorothy McCormac
Letts
Janice Boyer
Convncion
Oakville Grade School
Douglas Campbell
Charles Whitaker
Rebecca Gerst
Cynthia Gustison
Mae Bailey
Esther Brown
Old Glasses Help Provide New Eyes for the Needy
A four year old girl benefits from donated eyeglasses through the New Eyes for the Needy program in Short Hills New Jersey. The article highlights how discarded pairs enable vision restoration for children and adults lacking access to eyewear, showing volunteers collecting and distributing glasses nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
N.J
New Eyes
Verson
Ager
the Needy, Inc
Short Hills
Chieftain Red Potato Released by ISU and USDA
ISU and the U S Department of Agriculture release a new red potato variety named Chieftain after nearly a decade of research. Crosses originated at ISU in 1957 by Dr A E Kehr. Chieftain offers high yield and good disease resistance, best in northern Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota. It is smooth skinned oval to oblong and retains color well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa State University
U.S. Department of Agriculture
ISU
Kehr
USDA
Jack L. Wiegle
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wiegle
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Naida
Christian Women’s Editor
William Shuck
Lesta’ Peters
Verna Dempsey
Rived
Seattle
Wash
San Antonio
Tex
Valeo Westfall
VFW
Mister Breger
Norma Gufford
A and R Group
Duplicate Bridge
MuscaTeen
Wife Preservers
Trudy
Ted
First Methodist
Grandview School
Caleb Larson
Andrew Larson Sr
Joe
Andrew Larson
Havanna, al
Louisa County Women’s Clubs Presidents
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Your County Mutual
Muscatine County Mutual
INS. Assn
Donald J. Lee
Cedar Street
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance
Oriamnell, Jowa
Faryvutual Insurance
Luellen’s Cleaners
Dial
Muscatine, Ta
Andrew Stanley
West Covina
Calif
S Fay
Cliff Stanley
Andy
Dolly
Vand
United States
Ralph J. Wittich
Swate
Suneral
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