Officers of M. E. Church School Named
Election of officers held at First Methodist Episcopal Church with E. D. Bradley re elected as general superintendent and Harold Brandal as assistant. The list covers all departments from cradle roll to men and women divisions plus standing committees including luncheon budget and training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Bradley
Harold Brandal
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin Othmer
Donald Battey
Mildred Kemble
Walter Goetz
A. E. Bowser
A. E. Bowser; Pianist, Mrs. Scott Sample; Assistant Pianist, Lourae Peerose
F. G. McCullough
Harry Hahn
A. C. Springborn
James Hallbert
Emma Francis
Walter Russell
Walter Hahn
James Sywassink
H. C. Havemann
Fred Hahn
Violet Heer3
Elmer TeStrake
Harold Panter
Eleanor Zeidler
Nellie Peck
Thelma Kinzle
Anna Leach
C. M. Stanley, Jr
A. J. Greiner
Young People’s Department
C. H. Fishburr
Women's Department
J. E. Stover
J. A. TeStrake
T. D. Mitchell
Home Department
E. E. Baker
R. E. Scholten
W. F. Demorest
F. W. Englund
Thomas Carl Schomberg
Walter TeStrake
Bernard Hahn
B. F. Schwartz
Myrta Baker
A. W. Schmidt
Harold
Delta Ray Deale Bridge Club Hosts At Country Home
Young women of the Delta Ray Deale bridge club were entertained Monday evening at Miss Jennie Reesink’s country home. High score prize went to Mrs. Walter TeStrake, second to Miss Ila Rabe deaux. A luncheon followed the games. Next Friday the club visits Mrs. Lloyd Bowie at 11 Clifford Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Ray Deale Bridge Club
Jennie Reesink
Walter TeStrake
Ila Rabedeaux
Lloyd Bowie
Clifford Street
North Prairie Social Club Plans Picnic at Weed Park
North Prairie Twenty four members and eleven visitors met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Earl Schooley’s home. They voted to hold the annual picnic at Weed Park in Muscatine. Mesdames Erna Stafford and Clarice Lenz led the program with songs and readings. Ada Vincent read No Better Land Than This by Edgar Guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Prairie
North Prairie Social Club
Earl Schooley
Weed Park
Muscatine
Erna Stafford
Clarice Lenz
America
Edgar Guest
Ada Vincent
Esther
Bernita Stafford
Ames
Loraine Kendall
Mrs. Schooley
Erna
Bessie
Myrtle Schooley
Freida Gates
Timely Subjects to Feature 20th Century Club Programs
The Twentieth Century club plans a season of timely topics for 1933 1934 with papers on Keeping Step With the Times What s News Today The New Deal a Year Later and more Readings and discussions will span from October to June at various hosts including Mrs Elmer Nichols Mrs Ralph Reuling and Mrs J Scott Blackwell Names and addresses of club members and meeting dates are listed throughout the program schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
the Times
New Deal
C. C. Hakes
William McQuesten
W. E. Downer
Elmer Nichols
Parkington Drive
E. Raymond Tipton
Austin Hoopes
Ralph Reuling
Mulberry Avenue
W. R. Wotan
C. H. Young
J. Scott Blackwell
Cherry Street
G. Raymond Titus
J. B. Rendall
F. H. Little
E. L. McColm
Elmer Steinmetz
Webster Hakes
Fred Beach
West Third Street
J. R. Reuling
West Fifth Street
C. B. Vail
Times
Will Downer
Ralph Willis
A. C. Eschbach
Robert Thompson
Frank Drake
G. A. Heidel
C. W. Hendriks
Raymond Tipton
E. W. Smith
Gena Cook
West Second Street
Cook
Emma Parkin
W. Milar Riggs
Oakland Drive
Carl E. Rylander
J. E. Hoopes
J. T. Martin
J. R. Realing
Muberry Avenue
Country Club Ladies Day Held All Day at Geneva Club
The Geneva Golf and Country club hosts a weekly ladies day on Thursday. Golf matches run throughout the day rather than morning only. Luncheon is scheduled for 12 30 with reservations accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Clu
Picnic at Musser Park by Rhoda Bible class
Members and friends of the Rhoda Bible class of the Protestant Evangelical church plan a picnic at Musser park Thursday at 6 30 p m. Attendees should bring their own dishes and an article of food for the menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musser Park
Rhoda Bible Class
Protestant Evangelical Church
Lady Elks to Play Cards and Social Thursday
The Lady Elks plan a 500 and bridge session at the Elks home Thursday afternoon during a business and social meeting. A Ken sington will also be offered for non players. Mrs. J.H. Barnard chairs the card committee with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Elks
Elks Home
Kensington
J.H. Barnard
Vincent Fuller
August Unkel
Ed Hank
D. L. Carl
A. Peterson
Girl Knights Class Enjoys Lawn Supper at Paceleys
The United Brethren church Girl Knights class hosted a potluck on the lawn at 909 East Tenth Street Tuesday evening with 19 members attending. Juanita Corder Helen Dale and Harriet Kemble won prizes in contests and peanut fortunes followed the business meeting with music to close the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Knights
East Tenth Street
United Brethren Church
Clara
Mary Paceley
Stella Machu
Juanita Corder
Helen Dale
Harriet Kemble
Birthday Dinner Honors Vernon Luedtke on 21st Birthday
A birthday dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Adolphe Luedtke residence in Fairport celebrated Vernon Luedtke’s twenty first birthday. Guests from Fairport Muscatine and High Prairie attended including Kemper Kemp er Pagel Moomey Rann and children, Carl Phillips Jr, Clifford Pantel, and Vernon Harold Verda Luedtke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Luedtke
Adolphe Luedtke
Fairport
Vernon
John Kemper
Elmer Kemper
Herbert Pagel
Nellie Moomey
Muscatine
Fred Rann
Lyste
Erma
Louise
Carl Phillips, Jr
High Prairie
Clifford Pantel
Clara
Harold
Verda Luedtke
Zenith Club Picnic at Riverview Park
The Zenith club of the Young Women’s Christian Association held a picnic supper at Riverview park on Tuesday evening. Seven young women attended. Hazel Rittenhouse led a brief business meeting before the group split up, with some continuing to a moonlight excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Club
Riverview Park
Young Women’s Christian Association
Hazel Rittenhouse
Luncheon Courtesy for Mrs Johnson in Muscatine
A group of 17 P. E. O. Chapter FC women hosted a luncheon for Mrs. William Johnson of Santa Barbara formerly of Muscatine. The event at the YWCA featured yellow and white flowers in P. E. O. colors, followed by social time in the living room. Mrs. Johnson, active in local work, is visiting with Dr. Johnson and their two sons Bill and Bob in Muscatine and Tipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Johnson
Santa Barbara
Calif
Chapter FC
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Young Women’s Christian Association
New Era Young People Present Two One Act Plays
The New Era Young People's society will present Green Shadows and At the Stroke of Twelve on Friday at 8:30 p.m. in the community building. No admission, free will offering collected. Proceeds aid church funds and local activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Era Young People
New Era Young People’s Society
Young Guests Join Moonlight Supper at Bomke Home
A group of youths shared a potluck supper on the Bomke residence lawn at 318 East Fourth Street before a moonlight excursion. Participants included Jack Asthauer, Geraldine Roth, Elizabeth Meerdink, Tony Snyder, Dick Mitchell, Alice Davidson, Maryella Fuller, Paul Geibel, Betty Keating, Fenton Barnard, LeRoy Peck, and Marie Bomke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomke
Marie Bomke
East Fourth Street
Jack Asthauer
Geraldine Roth
Elizabeth Meerdink
Tony Snyder
Dick Mitchell
Alice Davidson
Maryella Fuller
Paul Geibel
Betty Keating
Fenton Barnard
LeRoy Peck
Five Birthdays Noted At Picnic In Weed Park
An all day picnic at Weed park Muscatine drew 80 relatives who observed five birthdays. Montpelier residents Adam Dipple and Billie Brown led the list alongside Mrs Fred Bohnsack Sunbury and others from Davenport Wilton Durant Buffalo Rock Island and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Montpelier
Weed Park
Muscatine
Adam Dipple
Billie Brown
Montpelier
Fred Bohnsack
Sunbury
Joe Corman
Rock Island
Raymond Bein
Wilton
Leslie Wagner
Harold Bohnsack
Paul
Fred Wulf
Davenport
O. A. Bohnsack
Pearl
Helen
Edith
William Martz
Harry Jakeman
Maynard
Ray Penn
Janice
Raymond
Phyllis
Henry Lehms
Aileen
Irene Timmson
Durant
Helen Adams
Pauline Bell
Regina Fielder
Buffalo
Joe Carman
Lee Wainscott
Boyd
Lee
Betty Jane
Iona
George Wiseman
Betty
A. J. Jakeman
Henrietta
Ethel
Roy
Ira Dipple
Shirley Jean
Floyd Brown
Billie
Marvin
Frances Rinnett
Edmond
Joy
William Bohnsack
Irma
Lester
Oscar
Walter
Vera Schroeder
Henry Dipple
Winners at Geneva Country Club women’s event
Miss Jessie Easson led the blue team with low score while captain Elsa Fack stood on the blue side. Ida Block topped the orange team as captain with low score and placed first in contract in the afternoon luncheon day at Geneva Golf and Country Club. Second prizes went to Mrs. Howard Bartlett blue team and Miss Margaret Leffler orange team. Lucy Milligan won high in auction bridge. Ida Block also won first in contract. Twenty two women attended with out of town guests Mrs. Elmer Donnell and sister Mrs. D V Jackson, Mrs. M H Bigelow, and Miss Grace Dalby visiting Miss Beatrice Vetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Easson
Elsa Fack
Ida Block
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Howard Bartlett
Margaret Leffler
Lucy Milligan
Auction Bridge
Elmer Donnell
Webster Grove
D. V. Jackson
M. H. Bigelow
Pittsburg
John Robbins
Grace Dalby
Colorado
Beatrice Vetter
St Marys School Hall Hosts Aid Society Card Party
Five hundred euchre games were played at St Marys Aid Society card party held Tuesday night at the school hall. High scores went to Mr and Mrs J Dowdal in cards and Mrs Will King with Mr Schumacher in euchre. A special prize was awarded to Miss Margaret Weber. The Aid society plans a cards and sewing meeting Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s School Hall
St. Mary’s Aid _ society
J. Dowdal
John Schumacher
Earl Thompson
Euchre
Will King
Schumacher
L. Weber
Alex Kollman
Margaret Weber
Aid Society
Star class hosts wedding surprise at Paul Johnson home
Wilton guests from the Presbyterian Sunday school led by Mrs. G. G. Leith motored to the Paul Johnson home southeast of town Monday night and surprised June bride Mrs. Levi Wildasin. The charivari party featured music games a memory book and a recipe book with many gifts. A late picnic supper concluded the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnson
Wilton
Star
Presbyterian Sunday School
G. G. Leith
Levi Wildasin
Betrothed Archeologist Seeks Fortune and Escape
Barrett Colvin, an archeologist, and Elinor Stafford wed under tangled motives as Elinor’s aunt leaves a fortune to him. Amid jealous schemes and a dangerous past, music and tension mark a fragile alliance in a grand New York house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Stafford
Barrett Colvin
New York
Barrett
Elinor
Lida Stafford
Ella Sexton
Vance Carter
Bentwell Stafford
Sexton
Lida
Marcia
Higgins
Nevin
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Delta Rau Deale Club
Miss Reesink
The
First Christian Church
United Brethren Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Conwell B. Y. P. U
Ruth Sander
Riemcke’s Drug Store
Mulberry Ave
C. L. Hartman
Optometrist
East
Second St
Boots
By Martin
Lou
Cora
Lone Tree Lodge
Lone Tree
Anna Wiese
Hukill Rebekah Lodge No. 594
Myrtle Spevachek
Kathryn Shibley
Ella Morgan
Mae Jehle
Anna Eden
Frances Plum
Noble Grand
Rose Lennabaugh
Stella Krueger
Edna Carl
Chaplin
Marguerite Lenz
Elsie Smid
Francis Plum
Mary Petry
Thelma Thompson
May Forbes
J. E. Ashton
Bessie Brinkmeyer
Mason City
Noble Grand Rose Lennabaugh
Charter
Flowers
Marie McGuire
Margaret Wolford
Mary
Tipton
Long
Tipton Fair Grounds
Rebecca Paris
Lost Nation
Aaron Long
Hilbert Long
James Long
Ethel Pennington
Frank Meyer
Miriam Helm
Brooklyn
Allie Spears
Carol
Alvin Mooresell
Clarence
Ruth Long
Charles Long
John Roberts
Arthur Hain
Curtis Hain
Mona
Donald
Wayne Long
Moscow
Virgil Arnold
Atalissa
Aden Beaurgard
Marion
Marie Johnson
Harold Petty
Ada Petty
Walter Rolls
Dale
Lester Joy Delph
Ted Hain
Lillie Nelson
Charles Heflen
Moline
Joseph Long
Ada Steinmetz
Gladys
Riceville
Flaymond Long
Charlotte
West Liberty
East Second St
Geo. Kranz & Son
Victor Herbert
Petry
Finance
Margaret Foster
Vaght
Minnesota
Curtis
Curtis Hotel
10Th Street
4Th Ave
Minneapolis
Thrift
Oney
Balterson
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