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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1933

Page

4

Klaffenbachs Mark 56th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Charles Klaffenbach of 110 West Eighth street Pioneer residents of Muscatine county celebrated their fifty six wedding anniversary on Sunday with a day trip to Davenport and dinner. Their son Dr Arthur Klaffenbach of Iowa City and daughter in law Mrs Klaffenbach joined them. they were married July 9 1877 in Muscatine and have lived in the area since.

Charles Klaffenbach West Eighth Street Muscatine County Arthur Klaffenbach Iowa City Davenport Klaffenbach Muscatine Walter Klaffenbach Spokane Wash Golf Club Geneva Golf and Country Club

Return to Barrett Colvin Brings New York Couple Hope

Elinor Stafford 20 and Barrett Colvin 35, an archaeologist, wed after a whirlwind romance amid family scheming. Elinor’s fortune shifts to Barrett upon her aunt Miss Ella Sexton’s death. Elinor hopes the marriage will save her father Bentwell Stafford after a shooting. Barrett insists on hosting Elinor as a guest for a year, then sharing the fortune with relatives. The couple begins life in his Boston-style home, dining with Higgins the butler and planning a hopeful future as Elinor consoles herself over her father’s improving condition and the promise of a peaceful library-filled house.

Elinor Stafford Barrett Colvin New York Barrett Elinor Lida Stafford Ella Sexton Vance Carter Bentwell Stafford Sexton Garrett Higgins Celeste Mr. Colvin Mrs. Colvin Ella Hutton Marcia

Art Sander Birthday Honored at Rural Route Home

A Sunday birthday gathering at the Art Sander home on rural route No 5 honored Mr. Sander. Guests from West Liberty and Muscatine included Walter Dutton Henry Gayne Melvin Sander and son Dean Warren Dutton Lena Sander Louise Ludde Donald Sander Shirley Jean Wayne Ruth Sander. The day featured music and social time.

Art Sander Sander Walter Dutton Henry Gayne Melvin Sander Dean Warren Dutton West Liberty Lena Sander Louise Ludde Donald Sander Shirley Jean Wayne Ruth Sander Muscatine

Y W C A plans children's outing in Kipcaid Hollow

The YWCA physical education department invites all children to a Wednesday outing. Miss Mary Shemaitis announces to meet at the YWCA at 11 a.m. and return about 4 p.m. Lunches and cups to be brought by the children. In Davenport, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Smith celebrate a golden wedding anniversary at their home after leaving Muscatine two years ago.

Young Women’s Christian Association Mary Shemaitis Y. W Kipcaid Hollow Muscatine C. C. Smith East Thirtieth Street Davenport

Delta Alpha Picnic Planned by First Baptist Class

The Delta Alpha class of the First Baptist church plans a 6 p.m. picnic Wednesday at Mrs. E. C. Shoemaker’s home at 894 Newell Avenue. Members bring dishes and sandwiches. a covered dish for the menu is requested. Entertainment and reception committees are led by chairman Mrs. Charles Fish.

Delta Alpha First Baptist Church E. C. Shoemaker Newell Avenue Charles Fish

Girl Knights Class Plans Lawn Party At United Brethren Church

The Girl Knights class of the United Brethren church will host a lawn party and potluck supper at the home of Misses Clara and Mary Paceley at 909 East Tenth Street Tuesday evening. Supper begins 6:30 with each member bringing dishes and silver plus one covered dish. Phone 2231 for the menu. a monthly business meeting is also planned.

Girl Knights United Brethren Church Clara Mary Paceley East Tenth Street

Mena council to install officers at Red Man Hall

The Mena council Degree of Pocahontas will install new officers Tuesday night at Red Man Hall. The meeting starts at 8 o clock and will be followed by refreshments. The Island Methodist Ladies Aid Society meets Thursday afternoon at Fruitland Hall with refreshments. each member brings her own work.

Mena Council Degree of Pocahontas Redman Hall Women of the Island Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society Fruitland

Marriage of Miss Coeta Andrews to James Williams

Announcement from Morning Sun notes the June 24 marriage at the New London Methodist parsonage of Miss Coeta Andrews eldest daughter of Luther and Mrs Andrews and James Williams of New London. Rev J W Pool officiated with Miss Dorothy Harris as attendant. The bride graduated local high school in 1932. The Williams will reside in Morning Sun.

Coeta Andrews Luther Andrews James Williame New London Methodist Episcopal Parsonage J. W. Pool Dorothy Harris D. Williams

Fern Sharar and Bert Hartman Wed at Evangelical Church

Miss Fern Sharar daughter of Fay and Mrs Sharar 208 Bridgman street married Bert Hartman son of Mrs Herman Schmidt 1162 Her shey avenue in a Saturday night ceremony at Rev K M Jeschke s Protestant Evangelical church Attendants were Mr and Mrs George Higgins The bride wore a poudre blue ensemble with a darker blue cape They will reside in Muscatine Hartman is a Bazley meat market employee and Sharar attended local high school

Fern Sharer Fay Sharar Bridgman Street Bert Hartman Herman Schmidt Hershey Avenue K. M. Jeschke Protestant Evangelical Church Jeschke George Higgins Muscatine Mr. Hartman Muscatine High School Mrs. Hartman Bazley

Fidelis club hosts party for bride elect and bride

A Fidelis club gathering at Miss Helen Bamford’s Mulberry avenue home honored bride elect Miss Carmelote Madden and Mrs. Lloyd Bowie, formerly Miss Avis Babedeaux. Tables were arranged on the porch for supper and gifts were exchanged with Miss Lucy Milligan presenting a gift to Mrs. Bowie and Miss Madden receiving gifts from Miss Bamford and Miss Marguerite Dow. Separately, five YWCA girls left for Camp Archie Allen at Port Byron Illinois for a junior girls week with Miss Mildred Snider accompanying for the day and Maryelda Stein serving as a swimming councillor there.

Fidelis Club Helen Bamford Mulberry Avenue Carmelote Madden Lloyd Bowie Avis Babedeaux Miss Madden Bamford Marguerite Dow Archie Allen Patricia Tipton Marian Narvis Loretta Mills Lola Folsom Frances Highbarger Port Byron Ill Rock Island Y. W. C. A Mildred Snider Maryelda Stein

Mrs R H Teeter Killed In Marshall County Car Crash

Mrs R H Teeter 67 of Marshalltown died Sunday when the car she rode in left the road near State Center and overturned. Her 73 year old husband, the driver, and three others suffered minor injuries.

Marshalltown R. H. Teeter State Center

Des Moines Leader W J Pinkington Dies at 64

Des Moines resident W J Pinkington, longtime president of the American Homes association, died at his home on Saturday. The veteran housing advocate was 64 and had led the organization for years.

Des Moines W. J. Pinkington The American Homes Association

Des Moines G A R names new staff officers

Des Moines department commander G A R Sunday appointed John P. Risley as assistant adjutant and quarter master general. John F. Baker of Newton was named senior aide and chief of staff, and Wesley Martin became Judge advocate on the staff.

Des Moines Frank L. Quade John P. Risley John F. Baker Newton Wesley Martin

Lange Family Reunion Held at Rotary Hut

The Lange family held its second annual reunion at Rotary Hut on Staley's lake Sunday with dinner at 1 p.m. and kittenball in the afternoon. Refreshments followed midafternoon, and supper was served at 6 p.m. The organizing committee for next year includes Clarence Kindler, chairman, Mrs. James Lange, Mrs. B. Cramer and Ray Korschot. Attending were numerous Langes and related families, including Ben Cramer, H. Heussner and Lucile, Henry Lange and sons Donald and Edward, H J Lange and daughters Corrine and Bernice, Herman Lange, James Lange and Jo Ann, J Behrens with Robert and Ruth, Roy Kindler and Jack and Alice, T Kindler and Roy, J Korschot and Rosabelle, Ray Korschot, Clyde Wells and Mary Byrne.

Rotary Hut Staley’s Lake Lange Clarence Kindler James Lange B. Cramer Ray Korschot Ben Cramer H. Heussner Lucile Henry Lange Donald Edward H. J. Lange Corrine Bernice Herman Lange Jo Ann J. Behrens Robert Ruth Roy Kindler Jack Alice T. Kindler Roy J. Korschot Rosabelle Clyde Wells Mary Byrne

Dinner Party At Mrs Foster Home In Lake Township

Mrs W H Foster hosted a 6 pm dinner party at her Lake township home Friday for Mrs A Kolterman of Golden City Missouri visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs S E Houk. Garden flowers decorated the table. The group included Dr and Mrs Houk and daughters Virginia and Lucille, Mrs Kolterman, Mr and Mrs C L Foster, and Mr and Mrs W H Foster. They left Sunday for the Century of Progress Exposition.

W. H. Foster Lake Township A. Kolterman Golden City S. E. Houk Kolterman Houk

Miriam Chapter Hosts World Wide Guild Gathering

The Miriam chapter of the World Wide Guild at First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday evening at Mrs. Erma Kiser's Wilton home. Cars depart from the church at 4 or 5 p.m. Members should notify Mrs. V. L. Shantz. A food shower of canned beans and peas will accompany the supper as members bring dishes and a covered dish.

Miriam Chapter

Fred Lambdman Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Home

Wiltor resident Fred Lambdman reached his 80th birthday with a family gathering at his home. Relatives and friends attended the party for a social afternoon with refreshments. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fick and others.

Fred Lambdman Witun Wiltor Chris Fick Thomas McSwiggin Leroy Mary Dorothy McSwiggin Clarence Gruemmer Ruth Harper Carl Lambdman

Out-of-town guests honored at Atalissa dinner

Mr and Mrs Herbert Stucker hosted a six o clock dinner Friday in Atalissa honoring Mr and Mrs William Poole of Detroit and Mrs Minnie Hayes of Chicago before their weekend departures. Attending were Mr and Mrs George Worrall Mr and Mrs William Poole Mrs Louise Lamb Mrs Minnie Hayes Mr and Mrs James Stucker. John Van Horn and daughter Dorothy joined later. William Vanderlip and grandson Billy drove to Montezuma Friday. Billy stays a few days with his mother then returns to spend the rest of the summer with the grandparents.

Atalissa Atalissa Herbert Stucker William Poole Detroit Minnie Hayes Chicago George Worrall Louise Lamb James Stucker John van Horn Dorothy William Vanderlip Montezuma Billy

Medical Society Picnic Invitation for Families

Members of the Muscatine County Medical Society and their families are invited to a picnic hosted by the Louisa County Society at Meyerholtz Lake southeast of Wapéllo on Highway 99. The event starts at 10 a.m. with a potluck dinner at noon and fishing for those who bring their own bait and lines.

Muscatine County Medical Society Meyerholtz’ Lake Louisa County Society Wapéllo

Shower Courtesy for Mrs Levi Wildasin

Wilton Miss Elizabeth Hanson hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Levi Wildasin on Friday afternoon. Prizes for high scores went to Miss Ruth Long and Mrs William Wildasin. Marie Johnson won the consolation. Guests included Mrs Levi Wildasin and many local friends and relatives.

Wilton Elizabeth Hanson Levi Wildasin Ruth Long William Wildasin Marie Johnson Hon Joree Paul Johnson W. S. Wildasin Odetta Wildasin O. M. Hain Curtis Hain Corrine Gay Ed Duffee Walter Kaufman L. R. Friederichsen Ray Seaman Bernice da

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