Hospital committee presents gifts at Sunset Inn meeting
The Home of the Moose hospital committee met at Sunset Inn with ten members and one guest, Carolyn Stuart. Eleanor Midkiff was elected chairwoman, gifts honored Ella Law for past chairing and Florence Stunt was named secretary. A check was given to the student nurse. The gathering ended with games. next meeting set for August at 1206 Kansas Avenue.
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the Moose
Sunset Inn
Carolyn Stuart
Eleanor Midkiff
Ella
Law
Florence Stunt
Gloria Barks
Mable
Batsfield
Kansas
Miss Roberts Wins Praise From Romans At Outdoor Opera
Iowa soprano Margherita Roberts and Argentine baritone Louis Quilico starred in Verdi's Masked Ball at the Baths of Caracalla opening the outdoor opera season. Italian press praised Roberts's warm Verdian accent and Quilico's beautiful robust voice and engaging stage presence.
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Rome
Iowa
Rom Roman Music Grilles
Antient
Baths of
Caracalla
Margherita Roberts
Davenport
Muscatine
Louis Quilico
United States
Giuseppe Verdi
LU Messangero
Roberti
Quilico
Iowa Breadbasket Landscape Told By Nutrition Director
Mary Macomber describes Iowa’s winter to early summer countryside with fields of corn soybeans alfalfa and barley as symbols of a fertile breadbasket. She links vivid scenery to national food supply noting crops feed cattle pigs and poultry and sustain a well balanced diet shared globally.
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Mary Macomber
Nutrition Service
Iowa Department of Heart
Aroun
Miss Schreiber Named Goodwill Ambassador for National Board
Kathleen Schreiber of Lone Tree is named by the National Student Council Board to be a goodwill ambassador. She recently graduated from Lone Tree High School and has served as Southeast District Student Council secretary. She will attend the national convention in Bangor, Maine, this summer.
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Lone Tree
Kathleen: Schreiber
Arthur
Reibee
National
Kathleen
Lone Tree.High
Tudent Councils
Bangor
Living Guest Books: The Clusia Signature Plant Trend
A living guest book idea uses the clusia plant with dark green oval leaves as a signable surface. Leaves stay white for years and signatures endure, with plants ranging from four to six inches to large ornamental trees grown in tropical regions and suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
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Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Florida
How to Display The Flag during National Observances
The text provides era style instructions for handling and displaying the United States flag. It covers braising and flowering by hand, furling and hoisting procedures, placement on staff in churches, and orientation when displayed on streets or with other flags. It emphasizes dignity, proper upper placement, and respect for the flag’s position in various settings.
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Washington
Mather
Faery
Rand
United States of America
Moline Public School of Nursing graduates honored at First Congregational
Janet Efers and others celebrated nursing graduates this week at the First Congregational church in Moline. A reception followed in Mar Brook hall. One graduate, Tanet from Back Ridge Big, will work at the Moline State Hospital. Members planned an evening session by River View Park near the boat club at 1:30 with an author sketching event.
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Janet
Petters Ferle’ Fefers
Wwas
Dss
Moline
Riverview Park
An.authooy
Muscatine BPW Social Meeting Notice
Muscatine Business Professional Women's Club will hold a social meeting. Members are reminded to reserve by Tuesday noon.
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Muscatine
Enid Social Calendar Highlights July Activities
Local groups schedule meetings and events. The First Methodist prayer breakfast is set for 9 am Tuesday July 77 with contact Ruth Mucha, 33-2258. Muscatine Rose Club plans a meat sale July 6 at Pearl Huizel's home. VIW Junior Unit to march in July 4 parade with white blouses and dark shirts, 9:30 am at the post office. Lady Eagles meet July 6 at the new Eagle home on Highway 22 at 7 pm. Parade transportation details to be arranged at the old Eagles home 7 pm. SAN! VW Auxiliary parade participation at VW hall 9 am needs transport.
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Enid
First “Methodist Church
Ruth
Mucha
VIW
Lady Eagles
Eagle
Highway 22
Woné
Eagles
Pam
SAN
Dres
Colona Couple Married at St Patrick's Church
Mrs Francis Carroll and Mrs Earl Carroll wed at St Patrick's Catholic Church in Colona Illinois on June 27. The bride Trisha Nooning daughter of Matthew Nooning, was united with her groom in a traditional ceremony as both families begin a new life together.
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Francis Carroll
St Patrick’s Catholic Church
Ati Colona, Ill
Carroll
Trisha Nosning
Matthew Nooning
Ute
Oning
Earl
Zion Lutheran Church Women Hold Group 1 Meeting
The Zion Lutheran Church Women’s Group 1 met Thursday afternoon at the parish house. They sang favorite hymns and heard birthday notices for an month. Devotions and Bible sharing used Acts 13 and 14. Paul Schaedig presented the program. plans were made for the annual picnic August 12 at Weed Park with a noon polluck dinner. Hostesses were Mrs. Suchsland and Mrs. Minnie Melanie.
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Zion Lutherani Church
Ware
Forret
Flake
Wilma
Swisher
Paul Schaedig
Weed
Welton Cockerills Return After Niece's Wedding
Mr and Mrs Welton Cockerill and 31 percent Buseh returned after attending the wedding reception of their great niece Miss Carol Lynn Holtorp to Jeffrey B VanDenburg at Cedar Point Tad June 27. The Cockerills also visited Mrs L R Welch and Robe Crete DL formerly of Muscatine.
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Mrz
Welton Cockerill
Buseh
Carol
Lynn Holtorp
Jeffrey B. VanDenburg
Cedar Point
Cockerills
L. R. Welch
Robe Crete
Muscatine
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WOM Hospital
Miss Roberts
IL Secolo
Sai Roberti
Amelia
Quilica
Mare Garet Hoberts
Cascade Inn
Rhs
Cascade
Calif
Valencia
Francesays
S&h
ACORN
Schreiber
National Board
Kathleen Schreiber
Rae
Miami, Florida
Janet Efers
Civic Art’ Guild
Muscatine Bpw
Lave Boat Ride
Rose Club
Colona
Ae Pirate Nc
Tomly Flexalum
Mermelia
Weil
Zecw Group
Hildy
Stange
Mary “Suchsland
Minnie
Melanie
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