Lutherans Picnic at Weed Park Draws 300 Attendees
About 300 people attended the Zion Lutheran church picnic at Weed Park on Sunday with a noon lunch, afternoon sports arranged by the entertainment committee led by Ralph Radloff, and a sunset picnic supper. Winners included Ruth Sylvester and Howard Worst in various age groups.
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Zion Lutheran Church
Weed Park
Ralph Radloff
Ruth, Sylvester
Esther Wickers
Stella Hase
Ruth Rhodes
Norma Jean McDaniels
Emma Gross
Peter Eslow
Richard
Morning Sun Couple Married in Missouri
Morning Sun Mrs. Hazel Swafford and Ed Thompson wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Unionville Missouri on Thursday June 22 with Rev. Dr H R De Volid officiating at high noon. Witnesses were Mrs W J Cozad and Mrs H R De Volid. Mrs Thompson is the daughter of Idella Wyerman. Mr Thompson is a lineman for the local telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Swafford
Ed Thompson
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Unionville
H. R. de Volid
W. J. Cozad
Thompson
Idella Wyerman
Iowa to Stage Largest Four-H Junior Fair in U.S.
More than 2,000 Iowa farm youths will compete at the Iowa state fair from August 25 to September 1 for prizes totaling 9789 dollars. The two division junior fair includes livestock and crops judging, home furnishings, clothing, canning, and art exhibits with cash awards and a style show.
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Des Moines
Iowa
United States
Striped jackets and white organdy frocks define summer youth fashion
The Greeky may have a word for it but Young Moderns achieve the look with Roman stripe designs this season. Fresh white organdy dresses with colorful striped sashes bow at the back and a basque front offer festive yet demure summer attire for country clubs, hotels, or dance evenings. A V neck organza dress features a deep flared skirt and an ornate Roman stripe girdle tied in back. Balloon sleeve jackets with tailored collars complete youthful ensembles.
Club Team Practices Listed For Four-H Members
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong home demonstration agent will spend the week guiding Four-H club girls and Muscatine County Farm Bureau women in fair demonstrations. She will meet with Fulton Royal Workers at Katherine Jenkins home and with Fruitland, Orono, Montpelier Pep Gals, Bloomington, and Wapsie Best clubs at specified hosts to prepare for upcoming fair demonstrations.
Recital by Flora Manlove Studio Pupils at Mulberry Ave
A group of piano and voice pupils of Miss Flora Manlove were presented in recital at her studio on Mulberry Avenue Saturday evening. Relatives and friends attended as Miss Dorothy Redman sang, and Miss Manlove closed with a group vocal number.
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Flora Manlove
Iowa Baptist Boys Camp Dates Set for July at Iowa Falls
The Iowa Baptist Boys camp at Iowa Falls will run from July 16 to 28 this year officials from the First Baptist Church Muscatine have been informed. The camp features three large tents recreational equipment and ample teachers and leaders.
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Iowa Baptist
Iowa Falls
First Baptist Church
Muscatine
Delta Alpha Class Picnic Postponed to July 12
The First Baptist Delta Alpha class picnic set for July 4 has been moved to July 12 at the E C Shoemaker home 894 Newell Avenue. The Miriam Rebecca lodge Past Noble Grand will meet next Wednesday at Miss Stella Hart's home 815 Cedar Street.
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Delta Alpha
The
First Baptist Church
E. C. Shoemaker
Newell Avenue
Miriam Rebecca Lodge
Young People's League Holds Picnic at Credit Island
Fifteen members of the Protestant Evangelical church of Muscatine attended a Sunday picnic at Credit Island Davenport. Activities included boating swimming and games with a potluck supper in the evening. A committee of Heinz Jeschka Margaret Deadlow and Ralph Kindler organized the outing. The league will meet at the church parish hall next Monday night.
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Davenport
Young People’s League
Protestant Evangelical Church of Muscatine
Credit Island
Heinz Jeschka
Margaret Deadlow
Ralph Kindler
Miss Estep Weds Wayne Heitmeier in Letts
Miss Martha E. Estep of near Letts married Wayne E. Heitmeier of Columbus City in a 4 p.m. Saturday ceremony at the United Brethren church parsonage with Rev. Ira Hawley performing a single ring rite. The couple planned to reside on the bridegroom’s farm near Columbus City.
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Martha E. Estep
Near Letts
Wayne E. Heitmeier
Columbus City
United Brethren Church
Ira Hawley
David Reddick
Spanish Villa
Mrs. Heitmeier
Tomlinson Tribe Calls Reunion In Des Moines
The Tomlinson family calls a reunion on the second Sunday in August at the tourist camp in Iowa City. Miss Margaret Tomlinson of Des Moines presides with participation from Muscatine area. A basket dinner at noon, a brief musical program, talks by family members, and a tour of the state university buildings are planned.
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Iowa Tomlinson Tribe
Tomlinson
Romance of a People headline at Soldier Field
Chicago Jews at the century of progress exposition prepare for the pageant the romance of a people under floodlights at Soldier Field with a sellout crowd of about 125000. Judge Harry M Fisher notes all seats sold and 15000 reserved for out of town visitors. The American Zionist convention opens with 3500 delegates pledging 8000000 for German Jewish refugees colonizing Palestine.
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Chicago
Soldier Field Stadium
Harry M. Fisher
American Zionist Organization
Palestine
Eight Sentenced for Intoxication in Local Court
Six men and two women appeared in Police Judge J. C. Koster's court this morning and were sentenced on intoxication charges from weekend arrests. William Wagner faces indecent exposure charges in Justice Horst's court Friday. Vern Coffee Ethel Carr Burt Thompson Marguerite Gage and Howard LaGrange got suspended 30 day jail terms on costs. Norman Kleist Ide Carey and Ferrel Helwick paid $5 fines plus costs. The report notes there are over 21 000 movie theaters nationwide and that more than two thirds have sound.
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J. C. Coster
William Wagner
H. D. Horst
Vern Coffee
Ethel Carr
Burt Thompson
Marguerite Gage
Howard LaGrange
Norman Kleist
Ide Carey
Ferrel Helwick
Barret Colvin Returns to New York Amid Stafford Family Tragedy
Barrett Colvin, an archaeologist, returns to New York and becomes entangled with Elinor Stafford as the Stafford family reels from Vance Carter’s gunshot wound to Bentwell Stafford. Lida Stafford schemes amid a deteriorating will and escalating romantic and financial tensions. Elinor confronts shock, sorrow, and choices as the household copes with potential inheritance and a fractured romance.
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Barrett Colvin
New York
Elinor Stafford
Barrett
Marcia
Lida Stafford
Elinor
Vance Carter
Lida
Ella Sexton
Sexton
Miss Sexton
Inehritors
Vance
Bentwell Stafford
Aunt Bessie
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Missouri
Joan Savoy
NEA
George Clark
Henry
Ager
Jersey
Miss Estep
W. Heitmeier
Mildred Rausch
Mildred R. Rausch
East Eighth Street
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Herbert Mumford
Urbana
Rausch
Glaovs
Boots
By Martin
Bootse
Riemcke’s Drug Store
Mulberry Ave
Bessie
Jim Senior
Jim
Benson
Jim Junior
Bentwell
Bert
Miss Stafford
Doctor Moran
Doctor
Miss Hemmingway
Marcia Radnor
Barry
Hester von Tyne
Staffords
van Carter
Hutton
Brooklyn
Bentweil Stafford
Mutten
Maggie
Mr. Barrett H. Colvin
C. L. Hartman
Optometrist
East Second St
Kodak
P. O
Muscatine, Iowa
Magnus
E. Fourth St
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