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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
5
Sherrie King is appointed director of YW Teen at the YWCA. She began duties June 18 and attended the summer Conference at Pella. A five year Y Teen member, she will oversee teen tennis lessons, teen recreation and YW Young Adults and assist with play days and day camp.
A Muscatine event at Weeds park honored out-of-town relatives hosted by Mrs. Emma Welersheuser. Attendees included Lucille Welersheuser of Chicago Linda Petersen of Rock Island Donna Stewart Jackie and Valerie from Kansas City Gene Gasssioopi Jule and Gerry Gutcenberg of Iowa City. Muscatine guests featured Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiersheuser Steve and Susan Mr. and Mrs. Keith Weiersheuser Jet Tim Kathleen Allen and Jimmy Walter Weiershouser Ella Clark Agnes Dollman Kenneth Dollman Hollis Dollman Billy Clifton Jefferson Clark Jefferson Kelly Tracy. Miss King, staying with grandparents, and Ruth and Leo Carter are noted amid resignation and schooling plans at Muscatine Community College.
Mr and Mrs Jeannie W Rhoades Hartman announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Kathleen Linn street Iowa City to Kenneth James McCaffrey son of Mr and Mrs George James McCalivey 1002 East Ninth Muscatine and the wedding set for Sept 14 at the Raymond Munger Memorial Chapel College of the Ozarks Clarksville Ark Mary Kathleen a College of the Ozarks graduate and secretary at the University of Iowa Bureau of Labor and Management taught at Central Junior High Muscatine the couple plan a future in Iowa City</S>
The Lieberknecht families held their 47th reunion at Weed Park on Sunday with 37 attendees. A business meeting followed and it was voted to hold the next gathering at Weed Park the last Sunday in June 1964. Several births, a marriage, and four deaths were noted since the last reunion.
A sensational ad touts Bio-Dyne as a new healing substance that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. It claims relief from itching and pain for long-standing cases using suppositories or an ointment form, offered by a world-famous research institution.
A Sunday picnic at Calvin Purdy's home in Cedar Rapids honored Pvt. Lewis Shutblum returning on furlough from Ft. Leonard Wood. He will depart for Camp Gordon, Ga, for radio and teletype schooling after duty. Guests included numerous local residents and relatives.
Readers note warped saucepans should be replaced or repaired to ensure flat bottoms for optimal contact with a range. Advice highlights consistent heat distribution and safer cooking, urging inspection of cookware for warping and misalignment.
Mr and Mrs Patrick G Smith of Rutland Vermont visit his parents Mr and Mrs Lester R Smith at 407 Van Horn Muscatine They are honored at a family dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Morley W Stirlen Attending are Arvid Anderson Marilyn Doris and David Reynolds Ill Mr and Mrs Bernard Campbell Freddy Peggy and Kevin Mr and Mrs Richard Bierman Ricky Dinda Jeanne and Kaista Mr and Mrs Lester R Smith host couple also present Randy of Biwtood unable to attend
Miss Catherine Flannery of Muscatine will attend a leadership clinic at Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant. BPW clubs from districts 1,2 and 5 join in the event aimed at developing personal abilities and leadership. state officials and district directors assist.
The note discusses cooks dredging food and coating it with flour or a similar substance, and suggests that the term food means more than just the edible item. It presents a condensed view of culinary preparation actions.
A gathering was held at 1312 Terrace Hospiis Muscatine on Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Shelangoski. Attendees included Paul and Arce Ryan of Washington Bay, Irene Glider of Dubuque, Adam Shelangoski of Rock Island, Mary Goethrals of Silvis, and numerous relatives from Davenport, Beth, Jill, Mitch, Carolyn Shelangoski, Kim, Derk, Lynn, Robert and Darlene Noll, Laura Ann and Mike, Ronald and John Shelan goski.
Morrison High School honors guest soloist Tom Ablf for Friday evening concert. He performs Soliloquy for Trumpet by Morrissey. Morrison band, under Morgan Jones, recently won the Northern Illinois sweepstakes award. Ablf has earned superior ratings at state contests and is a former Muscatine High graduate.
West Liberty August 4 is chosen for the marriage of Nancy L. Ruby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ruby, and Stephen L. Mosher, son of Br. and Mrs. Martin L. Mosher. The ceremony will be at 3:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church in West Liberty, with a reception to follow in the church fellowship hall. Invitations are being sent. all friends and relatives are invited.
Miss Vicki Brenner, bride-to-be of Jerry Lenker, was honored at a miscellaneous shower at Irene Steffen’s home. Twenty eight guests played games with prizes for Eben Zybarth, Shirley Brenner, Diane Henderson, and Ruth Ann Blank. Donna Grings won the door prize. Refreshments and blue and silver decorations completed the event hosted by Shirley Norton, Sandy Brady, Ambert Birkhofer, Pegg Zimmerman, Bonnie Lenker, Sandy Brenner, and Trene Steffen.
Nine members of the Calvary Youth Fellowship of Calvary Baptist church spent three days in Chicago last week staying at Sherman House hotel under chaperones Rev. and Mrs. David Coudreau and Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Jarrett. They visited the Brookfield Zoo, the Museum of Science and Industry, took an Lake Michigan cruise, shopped and toured Mooly Bible Institute before returning to Mulcatine Wednesday evening. Participants included Barbara Tilman Mary McNeill Fern Jarrett Linda Odell Phyllis McCracken Glen Mitman and Mike Schmitt.
A miscellaneous bridal shower was given Friday evening at Calvary Baptist Church for Doris Schauland, who becomes the bride of Gerald Bean Saturday morning. Decorations featured pink aqua green and white. Games awarded prizes to Mrs James Sorenson and Miss Schauland. Gifts were opened and refreshments served by hostesses Miss Marlene Sorenson and Mrs David Condreay.
Practical kitchen notes guide pan frying with a linth skillet using about 34 cup of fat. It also describes measuring sifted confectioners sugar by spooning into a cup and leveling off with a spatula, without packing.
Mr and Mrs Hebert A Reed of 301 EL Seventh visited the Sarasota area on June 29 during their Florida vacation. They toured Jungle Gardens where wildfowl and tropical plantings are featured.
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