Past Noble Grands No 2 Meet Wednesday
Past Noble Grands No 2 met at Mrs Lorena Cockerill home for a business meeting. Bessie Hinman opened, scripture read by Mrs Cockerill, and the Lord's Prayer led by members. Nine members and one visitor attended. prizes went to Gertrude Olson Harrid Miller Mildred Deahy Lydia Weeks and Nova Mills. Next meeting at Mrs Gertrude Olson home on Wednesday August 14 with a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena’ Cockerill
Bessie Hinman
Lorena Cockerill
Gertrude Olson
Harrid Miller
Mildred Deahy
Lydia Weeks
Nova Mills
Oakville Churches Plan Weekly Schedule
Oakville churches released a weekly timetable with services, Sunday school at 9 45, and sermons led by Rev. Dale M Bass and guest Clara Wykert. Fairview Community notes reduced services, and Gott Church lists services with Rev. Osborn plus midweek prayer and youth meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Dale M. Bass
Clara Wykert
Oakville, Missions Commission
Will Neeet
Orville Wehner
Howard Peterson
Amy Shutt
WSCS
Fairview Community
Howard Poergon
Vernon DeVord
Fairview ‘Aid
Lea. Graham
Church of Gott
Fred Osborn
Mediapolis
Zion Church Women Meet at Parish House Group Four
Zion Lutheran Church Women Group Four met at the parish house on Thursday evening with Drs. George Boldtias assisting. Mrs. Ray Stange gave the month’s cause, Bible study on The Nature of the Church from Ephe sians 1 3. Carlton Meyers led worship and meditation, with prayers. Next meeting set for August at the home of Mrs. Ray Stange. Pearl City Navy Mothers Club held a VFW hall gathering with plans for a boat trip and Navy Boy tag shipments, reservations to Ireng Moomey by August 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion ‘Lutheran Church
George Boldtias
Mig
Walter “Jensei
Ray Stnge
Carlton Meyers
Oscar Dusenberry
Carlton Meyer
Anguat
Ray Stange
Pearl City Navy Mothers Club
VFW Hall
Ireng -Moomey
Atg
McKillip
Helen van
Judy Jamison Engaged To Wed Lee Swenson
Columbus Junction announces the engagement of Judy Jamison to Lee Swenson. Judy is the daughter of Mrs. Lorence B. Jamison of Columbus Junction and Lee is the son of Mr and Mrs Lloya M Swenson of Dilworth Iowa. Both are teachers in the Sioux Centers Community School system. The wedding date is set for Saturday August 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Lorence
B. Jamison
Judy
Lee Swenson
Lloya M. Swenson
Dilworth
Iowa
Jamison
Ladies Aid Plans August Picnic At Grace Lutheran
The Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday at the church parlors with 18 members present. Mrs. Mabel Leedy hosted and plans were made for the August picnic. The next meeting will be July 27 with Mrs. Mary Monson as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Mabel Leedy
Mary Monson
Women of Geneva Golf Club Held Invitational
The Geneva Golf and Country Club hosted an invitational with Aledo Duck Creek Davenport and Park Lane members. Forty nine golfers competed with Melda McDermott taking low gross, Bernice Hahn top net, and Dorothy Bell among others earning prizes. bridge followed with Melda McDermott high and Janet Batley second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Geneva Golf Club
Geneva
Aledo Club
Duck Creek
Davenport
Park Lane
Aso
Marie Pulliam
Park ‘ Lane
Carol Sywassink
Ranke
Demi Fairbanks
Fargaree Root
Parl Lane
Mary Bev
Dorothy Walk
Sadie Starx
Sarah Stanley
Gladys’ Simander
Thelma Bloor
B. L. McKee
Melda McDermott
Janet Batley
Maxy Thede
L Schwartz to Be Honored on Anniversary
A family dinner will honor L Schwartz on the 45th wedding anniversary of Alma Alpen and Mr Schwarz. Durant. The couple married July 18 1918 and are parents of two children Louis Rehmike and Jimmy Schwartz. They have three grandchildren Sharon Lee Randolph and Janell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dural
Leone
Schwartz
West Liberty Rebekahs Meet at Mrs Call's Home
Mrs Darothy Call hosted seventeen Adah Rebekah Past Noble Grand circle members at Miss Viollet Passmore’s home. Mrs Avril Mills led the meeting, with a plan for the annual family picnic at Kimberly Park on Tuesday August 13. Refreshments were served with assistance from Mrs Ruby Braylon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Darothy
Adah-Rebekah
Noble Grand Circle
Viollet Passmore
Avril Mills
Kimberly Park
Hattie Owen
Crystal Crow
Call
Ruby Braylon
Community clubs plan summer events in Muscatine area
The Muscatine Heck Pals meet at Mrs. Je C Worst's home on Edith Street for a July gathering with a pea drama and election of a conductress planned for July 15. A white elephant sale for Eagles House was postponed due to illness. The Pythian Sisters host a July picnic near Montpolicy July 16. WWI Veterans picnic is set for July 14 at Wild Cat Den State Park. Descendants of Anton Bermel hold a family reunion July 14 at Weed Path. Mulford Evangelical Free church hosts community services July 20. Muscatine Newcomers Club picnic at Weed Park July 16. Reservations with Mrs. Fred Miller by 5 pm Monday. Sportswear encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Heck
Je C Worst
Edith
Charles Gawler
Lady Eagles
Eagles House
Gladys Chamberlin
Muscatine General Hospital
Vivian McDaniel
Montpolicy
Wild Cat ‘den State Park
Anton
Katherine Bermel
Weed Path
Mulford
Muscatine Newcomers Club
Weed Park
Fred Miller
Gifts Arrive For Kennedy Baby Amid Enthusiasm
Frances Lewine reports that Mrs. John F. Kennedy, awaiting a third child due in late August, receives vast mail including booties bibs and notes from around the world. A White House spokesman says most gifts go to charity and gifts under 13 are accepted. staff filter letters for personal response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Daily Mail
White House
Iowa Teacher Pay Believed Adequate by Survey
A Cedar Rapids official notes that more than half of Towans surveyed in a recent study think teachers in Iowa are adequately paid. He adds the state loses teachers to other states largely due to salaries, as workshop discussions on school bond issues proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Towans
Nicholas Fotlan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Foliano
Mrs. Carter In Hospital In River City
Mrs. Carter Glenn Carlie of 114 West Fourth River is listed as a patient at Mercy Hospital in Tewa City awaiting further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liverty
Glenn Carlie
West Fourth River
Mercy Hognital
Tewa City
Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle Picnic Honors Senior Citizens
The Lutheran Homes sewing circle held an annual picnic in the recreational area of the Ayur pasium at Lutheran Homes with a potluck dinner. Twelve girls entertained with songs and activities, followed by ice cream, cake, and special treats for all residents. no August meeting planned. Regular Lady Elks meeting featured cards and bridge events with named members and winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran * Homes
Sewing ‘Circle
Ayur Pasium
Via
T the Circle
Lady Elk
Lady Elks
Elks Lodge
Man
Will Winners
Car Tract Bridge
Leonard Bowen
Jack
Hubble
Buena Me Dowell
Om. Slight
Cenest Wadewald
Cor
Eareld Barton
Elsie Levy Auction -Bridge
Ben Fuller
Vearl
R. A. Budelier
Nelen Will
Garden Club District Meet Held Thursday
Muscatine and Iowa City garden club members attended the First District meeting in Iowa City on Thursday. Mrs. Walter Nienan gave the wall of honor, Mrs. A F Boosal welcomed, and Mrs. Don Morris spoke for Muscatine. Mrs. Hull was elected first district director, and Mrs. Hocket named presider. A meritorious radio award went to Mr. Volger and Mrs. Anna Opel for the five day a week 14 year Garden Cry of the Air program. Hugh Moore announced the radio TV chair. Glan Drew of Bicker Florists led a two hour lecture and demonstration on flower arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.F., Boosal
Don Morris
Muscatine
Hugh Moore
Ft. Dodge
Glan
Engagement of Carol Neipert and Charles Jones Announced
Mrs. Lloyd Neipert of Muscatine announces the engagement of her daughter Carol Joun ta to Charles Jones son of Mr and Mrs Avilw Jones Route 2. Carol is a Muscatine High graduate and Charles a graduate of Albia High who attended Muscatine Community College and works at McCormick's IGA. The wedding is set for Sept 29 at 2 p.m. at Masseville Methodist Church with Rev T Ray Crews officiating. A reception will follow at Hoopes Hall. All friends and relatives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde T. Meeks
Church of God
Muscatine
Ruth Elaine
Charles Chenoweth
Perry
Blecker
Chenoweth
Henderson Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Lloyd
T. Ray Crews
Pleasant Prairie Unity Club Meets Thursday
The Pleasant Prairie Unity Club met at the Crabapple community building on Thursday. Norma Krebs presided at the business meeting. Seven cards were played at three tables with prizes going to Vera Petersen, Lucy Bermel, Inez Nicewanner, Margaret Bermel, Norma Miehisl, and Louise Schimmeller. The next meeting will be held August with hostesses Alice Well, Mary Lawlor, and Vera Petersen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Prairie Unity Club
Crabapple
Dorothea Brus
Ricke
Vernetta Schlap
Norma Krebs
Vera Petersen
Lucy Bermel
Inez Nicewanner
Margaret Bermel
Norma Miehis
Louise Schimelner
Alice Well
Mary Lawlor
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Oakville
Mrs. Boldt
Zlcw Group 4
Pearl City Navy
Judy Jamison
Mrs
Allo
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Helen Jehring
Margaret Root
Coral Sywassink
Morig Pulliam
Gemj Fairbanks
Kay Smalls
Mil Tighe
Mildred Barry
Joni McCrery
Dorothe Bell
Mary Beveridge
Pauline Weis
Eridge
Pauline Wels
West Liberty Rebekahs
Tal Calomdotu
Kennedy
Frances Lewine
Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle
Bill Byers, Jr
Hotel
Mississippi
Mr. Syers
Acousticon-Syers Co
Davienport
Towa
Garden Club
Rey Feeta
Journal
Carol Neipert
Charles Jones
Pleasant Prairie
Unity Club
Pyg
East Second Street
Rex
Flexolum
Blind & Supply
Whitey Longstreth
Oregon
Sally Hoopes
STUDI
Cedar’ St
Griggs Seees
Selly Mappes Studio
Aloots
Wurlitzer Allen Gulbransen
Harrison Street
Kana Eee Area
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