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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1933

Page

4

Miss Niemann and Dr. W Lease Reveal Secret Wedding

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Helen Niemann and Dr. William G. Lease, Muscatine couple, kept secret for a year and a half, disclosed at a party hosted by Mrs. Ed Gremmell Jr. at 141 Sherman Street. They wed in Morrison, Illinois on November 7, 1931 and will reside in Welch apartments on Iowa Avenue.

Helen Niemann William G. Lease Muscatine Ed Gremmell, Jr Lease Sherman Street Morrison, Ill Welch Apartments Iowa Avenue Laurel State University of Iowa Psi Omega Fraternity Bridge Anna Wigim Milo Templeman Edward Halling, Jr Esther Bunn Irene Guessregen Ted Hart Clifford Schreurs Bernice Moore Harry McKee Harvey Allbee

Miss Hazletts Class Enjoys Hike Across High Bridge

The Sunday school girls from First Methodist Episcopal Church led by Miss Ruth Hazlett hiked from the YWCA at 4 30 Wednesday afternoon. Eight members and guests took part and ended with a wiener roast in Illinois.

Miss Hazlett First Methodist Episcopal Church Ruth Hazlett High Bridge Illinois

Congregational Picnic At Weed Park Draws 150

About 150 people attended the First Congregational Church and Sunday School annual picnic at Weed park on Wednesday afternoon and evening. After dinner the group enjoyed a band concert with Mrs. F W Eversmeyer's class in charge of supper arrangements.

Missionary Society To Elect Officers At Friday Meeting

Officers for the coming year will be elected by ballot at the Women s Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E E Baker 707 Newell avenue. The August gathering will be omitted.

M. E. Mission Group Women’s Home Missionary Society The First Methodist Episcopal Church E. E. Baker Newell Avenue

Picnic for Class at Zion Lutheran Weed Park

Misses Bernice and Florence Axel hosted a Sunday school class picnic at Zion Lutheran Church at Weed Park on Wednesday afternoon. Games were played and supper was served at six o clock. Attendees included Mildred Freese Viola Long Anita Stange Marie Zeug Stella Hase George Elmer Boldt Albert Lichtenwald Elmer and Glenn Axel and Bernice and Florence Axel.

Bernice Florence Axel Zion Lutheran Church Weed Park Mildred Freese Viola Long Anita Stange Marie Zeug Stella Hase George Elmer Boldt Albert Lichtenwald Elmer Glenn Axel

Hollywood Fashions Suit Stars Favor This Summer

Maureen O'Sullivan wears a blue yellow white plaid gingham bathing suit lined with wool jersey and a neck halter top. Mae Clark sports a linen style with blue jacket and white skirt while Dolores Del Rio powers a black white cotton broadcloth suit with a matching hat. Janet Gaynor chooses an organdy tailored suit with navy stripes and white pique accessories.

Hollywood Maureen O'Sullivan Maureen Mae Clark Agua Caliente Dolores del Rio Cedric Gibbons Honolulu Dolores Janet Gaynor Ambassador Janet

Mr and Mrs Lee Smith Host Family Dinner at Farm Home

Moscow residents hosted relatives at their farm home on Sunday with a three course noon meal. Guests included Emil Moore and Rose Bonnie from Mollie Illinois Mary Compton and Mike Compton and Nell Compton from Rock Island. Genevieve and Mabelle Stoneburner and Deloris Fischer from Muscatine Norbert Budelier Wilton Will Leggins Gerald and Albert Irwen attended. The afternoon featured kitten ball and swimming.

Ralph Fix Gon Robert Moline Harvey Fix Muscatine Chester Ward Davenport Mike Karns DeWitt Floyd Bierman Mary Burnwood Rock Island Ed Fix Mae Floyd Erma Don Moscow Lee Smith Emil Moore Ill Rose Bonnie Mary Compton Mike Compton Nell Compton Genevieve Mabelle Stoneburner Deloris Fischer Norbert Budelier Wilton Will Leggins Gerald Albert Irwen

Miss Shearer and Mr Robertson to Wed in Columbus Junction

Announcement from Columbus Junction states the wedding of Miss Shearer to Mr Robertson will take place Saturday evening at the bride’s home. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Shearer, publishers of the Columbus Junction Gazette, with both families prominent in the town.

Columbus Junction B. H. Shearer Shearer

Mani Towoc Woman Feted at John Schumacher Home Party

Miss Mary Ann Kelner of Mani Towoc, Wis visiting her aunt Mrs. Claire Klaffenbach, was honored at a Wednesday night party at the John Schumacher residence 508 West Seventh street. Prizes for danco went to Velma Kintzle and Robert Tadewald with consolation to Frank Ogilvie. refreshments followed.

Mary Ann Kelner Manitowoc Wis Claire Klaffenbach John Schumacher West Seventh Street Velma Kintzle Robert Tadewald Frank Ogilvie Miss Kelner

Betty Will Hosts Birthday Social for Boone Guest

Miss Betty Will entertained friends at her home on Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 6 to honor her house guest Miss Kathleen Warner of Boone Iowa. Prizes were won by Marian Volger first Josephine Bloomer second Jean Zybarth third and Betty Leu consolation. Refreshments were served. Guests included Kathleen Warner Betty Rauch Betty Randall Betty Leu Jean Shellabarger Jean Zybarth Marian Volger Mary Louise Conway Josephine Bloomer Patricia Nau Ruth Fish and Betty and Dorothy Will.

Betty Will Lucas Street Kathleen Warner Boone Marian Volger Josephine Bloomer Jean Zybarth Betty Leu Betty Rauch Betty Randall Jean Shellabarger Mary Louise Conway Patricia Nau Ruth Fish Betty and Dorothy Will

United Brethren Picnic At Weed Park Draws 350

About 350 members and friends of the United Brethren Sunday school joined the annual picnic at Weed Park on Wednesday. The afternoon featured games for children with prizes for winners and supper served in the evening.

United Brethren United Brethren Sunday School Weed Park

Grace Lutheran Aid Holds Afternoon Work Meeting

About 30 attended the Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid society work meeting in the church parlor. Refreshments were served by hostesses Mrs. Hugh Wigim and Mrs. Harry Waltman. A follow up meeting is planned next week with hostesses Mrs. August Prien and Mrs. Charles Quandt.

Grace Lutheran Aid Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Hugh Wigim Harry Waltman August Prien Charles Quandt

Miss Robbins Becomes Bride of Mr. Trout

Elizabeth Robbins wed Mr. Trout in a simple ring ceremony conducted by Rev R W Merrifield at the First Congregational church. The bride wore blue taffeta and pink rosebud bouquet. The couple will reside at 117 1 2 East Second Street. both attended Muscatine high school. Mr. Trout works at Huttig Manufacturing.

R. W. Merrifield First Congregational Church Merrifield Trout East Second Street Muscatine High School Huttig Manufacturing Company

Mrs Freybler Returns From Odd Fellows Camp

Mrs Lucille Freybler of 616 Cimer street has returned from a two week vacation at P M Park the Odd Fellows camp at Clear Lake Ia Others in the party included Mrs Caroline E Darby state treasurer Mrs Mayme Axen Mrs Anna Miller Miss Wilma Darby Mildred Rober Edith Wright Alvena Zimmerman and Loren Gerischer of Iowa City and Miss Doris Gerischer of Beacon Ia

Freybler Lucille Freybler Cimer Street P. M. Park Clear Lake Caroline E. Darby Mayme Axen Anna Miller Wilma Darby Mildred Rouber Edith Wright Alvena Zimmerman Loren Gerischer Iowa City Doris Gerischer Beacon

Sunday school picnic at Weed park for Mittman classes

Miss Bernice Mittman and Miss Mollie Mittman taught two Sunday school classes of Protestart Evangelical church. Teachers hosted a Wednesday afternoon picnic at Weed park with games and stunts. Prizes went to June Klebe Harold Paetz Rose Ann and Gail Snyder while consolation awards went to Arthur Mittman and Harold Lohse. Twenty attended. Special guests included Katherine Mittman Gail Snyder Harriet Snyder and Thelma Matthiessen.

Protestart Evangelical Church Bernice Mollie Mittman Weed Park June Klebe Harold Paetz Rose Ann Gail Snyder Arthur Mittman Harold Lohse Katherine Mittman Gail Harriet Snyder Thelma Matthiessen

Bargain Obide oo voss wes Grenice IHC Elinor Stafford

Elinor Stafford, aged 20, falls for 35 year old Barrett Colvin an archaeologist. his jealous mother and an aunt’s fortune plot, a shooting, and a marriage bargain push Elinor toward a perilous choice. Barrett plans a surprise trip to confront rumors and protect her from gossip as the romance entangles with hidden family truths. Barrett and Elinor’s tension builds toward an inevitable reckoning as the chapter continues.

Elinor Stafford Barrett Colvin Lida Stafford Elinor Ella Sexton Barrett Vance Carter Bentwell Stafford Sexton Bob Telfare Aiken Marcia Bobh Telfare New York

Post Toasties Invites Junior Detectives Corps

An advertisement extols Post Toasties as a tasty energy rich cereal and promotes joining the Junior Detective Corps. Readers are urged to mail two box tops from Post Toasties to Inspector Post at General Foods Battle Creek Michigan for a badge and detective manual, with the offer valid until October 15 1933.

General Foods Post Inspector Post Battle Creek Mich

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Miss Niemann Dr. W. Lease Axel Pat O’brien Merna Kennedy Gloria Stuart and Tom Brown Tovin Hell Fox News Cartoon NEA Maureen O’sullivan Henderson’s Drug Store Miss Shearer Robertson Ollege RAW Ks Roses Ny AF Jack Onakie Boots By Martin West Laeves Arles Miss Robbins Mr. Trout Elizabeth Robbins Mittman Loretta Young Lyle Talbot Winnie Lightner Regis Toomey Voss Wes Higgins Ene Warren William Loretta Young Pathe News Sidney Kiacamer Rae Sas
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