Joint Picnic Planned by Rain Bow Girls and DeMolay
Rain bow girls and DeMolay boys plan a joint picnic at the Moore Geible cottage on the Cedar River next Tuesday afternoon and evening. Cars depart Masonic temple at 2 p m. organizers urge car owners and riders to contact committee members Dick Wilson Richard Tiecke Howard Worst Florence Mackenzie Ethelavis Hendricks and Mary Louise Hendrickson before Tuesday. Each attendee should bring a covered dish and sandwiches with swimming in the afternoon a campfire at night and games and contests arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore-Geible
Cedar River
Masonic Temple
Dick Wilson
Richard Tiecke
Howard Worst
Florence Mackenzie
Ethelavis Hendricks
Mary Louise Hendrickson
Miss Anderson Weds Carson Schwandke in Aledo Ceremony
Miss Florine Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Anderson of 115 Chestnut street became the bride of Carson Schwandke of 1009 East Third street in a Thursday night ceremony at the Presbyterian church parsonage in Aledo. Rev Medford officiated. Attendants were Harold Figg and Miss Helen Toyne of Muscatine. Schwandke a Muscatine High School class of 1933 graduate is employed at the People's market. Mrs Schwandke also attended Muscatine High School. They will reside in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florine Anderson
Dick Anderson
Chestnut Street
Carson Schwandke
East Third Street
Presbyterian Church
Aledo
Mr. Medford
Harold Figg
Helen Toyne
Muscatine
Schwandke
Muscatine High School
People’s Market
Former Wilton Girl Bride of Vinton Man
Miss Jane Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs A T Nelson Wilton and Carleton Knapp of Vinton wed at Rev C R Zimmermans Marengo home on Wednesday morning The couple left for a wedding trip to Brownsville Texas then Mexico City They will live in Vinton Iowa after Aug 1 Mr Knapp works with an abstract company Miss Nelson a Wilton high school and Iowa State college graduate and Benton county home demonstration agent in Vinton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Zimmerman
Marengo
Wilton
Brownsville
Tex
Mexico City
Mex
Vinton
Knapp
Miss Nelson
Wilton High School
Iowa State College
Ames
Benton County
Four Muscatine W B A Members Return From Cleveland Meet
Four Muscatine Women’s Benefit association members returned from the thirteenth quadrennial Supreme Review convention in Cleveland Ohio which ran from July 15 Delegates named Lettie Gamble Ella Fuller Lillian Barry and Cora Richards also attended were Allie Vetter and Albina Plate who stopped in Chicago on return A prosperity pageant with 7000 guards in costume at Cleveland stadium drew fifty thousand spectators A parade featuring guards from all delegations was another highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Woman's Benefit Association
Muscatine
Supreme Review of the Woman’s Benefit Association
Cleveland
Lettie Gamble
Ella Fuller
Lillian Barry
Cora Richards
Allie Vetter
Albina Plate
Chicago
Cleveland Stadium
Progressive Club Picnic At Wilton
The Woman's Progressive Club of Wilton township held its regular meeting at Mrs. Ruby Norton's home with 60 members and their children attending. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Maude Norton and Miss Frances Boot. Activities included games for kids, club singing, Anna Mae Martin's vocal solos, and a paper by Mrs. Maria McClean on her Georgia trip. Refreshments were served. The annual picnic is scheduled for August 23 at Weed Park in Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilton
Woman's Progressive Club
Wilton Township
Ruby Norton
Maude Norton
Frances Boot
Anna Mae Martin
Maria McClean
Georgia
Weed Park
Muscatine
Sunday School Outing and Swim at West Liberty
Miss Ruth Hazelett and her First Methodist Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic supper at West Liberty on Friday night followed by a swim. Members included Grace Mitchell Jean Shella barger Ella Mae Demorest Frances Highbarger Elva Stone Emma Carver Louise Cadogan Loretta Mills Virginia Winslow and Miss Hazelett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hazelett
First Methodist Church
West Liberty
Grace Mitchell
Jean Shellabarger
Ella Mae Demorest
Frances Highbarger
Elva Stone
Emma Carver
Louise Cadogan
Loretta Mills
Virginia Winslow
Miss Hazelett
Limbu Rite Sings for a Bride Victory
In Eastern Nepal the Limbu people hold a singing court for a prospective wife. The suitor performs before the chief, and if his song repertoire pleases the maiden becomes his spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nepal
Asia
Bestenlehners to Spend Vacation in Ozark Mountains
Mr and Mrs I J Bestenlehner will vacation a few days in the Ozark mountains then visit Dallas Texas to see relatives before moving to southern Texas with San Antonio as a probable future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bestenlehners
Ozark Mountains
I. J. Bestenlehner
Ozarks
Dallas
Tex
Texas
San Antonio
Women of Moose Meet Monday Night at Lodge Hill
Regular Moose meeting will start at 8 PM at the lodge hill with Miss Deloris Knouse from Mooseheart in attendance. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Laura Grandsma and Mrs. Jane Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Lodge Hill
Deloris Knouse
Mooseheart
Laura Grandsma
Jane Dale
Local group departs for California trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Washburn and Mrs Mabel Freers of Park Lane leave by motor for Berkley California en route stopping in Springfield Missouri to visit relatives. In Berkley they will visit Mrs Freers daughter Mrs Alice Vahniser for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Washburn
Mabel Freers
Park Lane
Berkley
Calif
Springfield
Catholic Daughters Schedule Picnic at Weed Park
Catholic Daughters of America plan a Monday picnic at Weed Park with rain site at the Knights of Columbus club rooms. Attendees should bring sufficient silverware dishes sandwiches and a covered dish for their family. supper is set for 6 30 p m. Committee members include Mrs Henry Detthof Alice Anson Mary Schenkel Ella Berger Mary Ryan and Loretta McSwiggin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Weed Park
Knights of Columbus Club
Henry Detthof
Alice Anson
Mary Schenkel
Ella Berger
Mary Ryan
Loretta McSwiggin
Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Picnic at Weed Park
The thirtieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. St. Denis was celebrated with a surprise picnic at Weed Park Friday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Whitney Rev. and Mrs. Tom Foglesong Mr. Hintermeister and Miss Rita St. Denis, followed by a social hour at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. St. Denis
Chestnut _ street
Weed Park
E. A. Whitney
Tom Foglesong
Hintermeister
Rita St. Denis
St. Denis
Patterns Offer Summer Cottons and Fashion Books
The notice advertises cotton dress patterns with several style numbers and bust sizes, plus a Sun Tan model. Prices: patterns Fifteen cents with stamp or coin, fashion book ten cents, combined book and pattern twenty five cents. Send name, address, style number and size to Muscatine Journal Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Journal Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
George M Wittich Funeral Home Public Announcements
Calendar for church lodge socials and sales offered without cost to organizations. Submit copy by noon the day before each Saturday publication. Phone 1260 for inclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wittich Funeral Home
Dilleys Host Cottage Party for Dr Hawley and Family
A social gathering took place at the Dilley cottage on Cedar River Friday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas Dilley Jr in honor of Dr Ira Hawley superintendent of United Brethren churches of Iowa and Mrs Hawley. Also present were Dr Hawleys brother Edward Hawley and family from St Paul. About twenty guests attended the informal event as the Hawleys plan to move to Des Moines for their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilleys
Hawley
Rushing Season at Ss. U. L Simplified
Iowa City sororities will rush in a two day period with no preferred parties and a Pan-Hellenic reception for all rushees. Freshmen qualifying exams shift rush scheduling. quotas used last year are dropped and bidding remains open. Open house ends rush week with preference cards due and pledging later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Women’s Pan-Hellenic Association
Pan-Hellenic Association
Women's Relief Corps Holds Friday Meeting at City Hall
Members gathered at the city hall club rooms for a potluck supper before a business session. Gertrude Fultz won a quilt donated by Mrs. Kate Dunker in a recent contest. Special guest Mrs. Effie Storey of Cedar Rapids attended, and the group will reconvene in two weeks at the city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
City Hall
Gertrude Fultz
Kate Dunker
Effie Storey
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Muenz and family visit Williamson home
Mrs Edward Muenz and children Martin and Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Edward Spence on rural route no 3 Tuesday and Wednesday. They then left for Chicago for a few days and planned to return home. Miss Lorraine Muenz of Chicago is spending the summer at the Williamson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Muenz
Martin
Ruth
A. H. Williamson
Omaha
Neb
Edward Spence
Chicago
Lorraine Muenz
Williamson
Vacation Hair Styles For Summer Ease And Cool Look
Hair trends for active women and girls who dislike heat styling offer sleek backs and soft curls. Shorter bobs with tight perms, end perms with finger curls, and natural curls swept back ease maintenance while keeping a youthful look. Emphasizes cleanliness and soapless shampoos for remote or hot water scarce trips.
Mrs Kennedy Surprised On Birthday Anniversary
Mrs C R Kennedy of 120 Houser Street enjoyed a party hosted by her daughter Marietta on Friday afternoon. The gathering included luncheon and gifts, with attendees such as Mrs William Collitz and daughter Eleanore, Mrs Mary Weise, Mrs John Rummells, Mrs Dan Eger and children, Shirley and Wayne, Mrs W S McKee, Mrs Chris Schroeder and daughter Alvina, Mrs Dan Borgstadt and daughter Ruth, Mary Joe Calvin, and Mrs Kennedy and Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Kennedy
Houser Street
Marietta
Kennedy
William Collitz
Eleanore
Mary Weise
John Rummells
Dan Eger
Shirley and
Wayne
W. S. McKee
Chris
Lotus Club Holds Regular Meeting at Berg Home
Ten members and one visitor attended the Lotus club gathering at Mrs. Adolph Berg’s home 315 Gilbert Street. The group carded fifty six gross of buttons during the evening and set a return meeting four weeks later at Edna Busch’s residence 1045 Hershey Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Club
Mulford Congregational Church
Adolph Berg
Gilbert Street
Edna Busch
Hershey Avenue
Community club and lodge events listed for week
The Muscatine Garden club meets at 2 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Cliff Worst at 515 East Eleventh Street. The Veterans of Foreign Wars hold a meeting. Marys Altar guild plans a swimming party at the West Liberty pool. The Ladies Aid society meets at Grace English Lutheran church parlor. A stag party at Geneva Golf and Country club. Shrin e and Cornucopia clubs plan a stag picnic at Rotary lodge. Wyoming lodge No 76 Knights of Pythias holds weekly meeting at the lodge hall.
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Muscatine Garden Club
Cliff Worst
East Eleventh Street
the Veterans of Foreign W
T. Mary's Altar Guild
Trinity Episcopal Will
West Liberty Pool
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace English Lutheran Church
Geneva Golf and Country Club
I Lodge
Rotary Lodge
Blaenines
Wyoming Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Miss Scheetz to Wed Davenport Man Next Thursday
Montpelier couple Mr and Mrs Ed Scheetz announce the marriage of their daughter Rosella Catharine Scheetz to Elmer J Swedensky son of Mrs Emma Southwell Davenport. The ceremony will be at St Marys church Davenport at 4 pm Thursday July 25 with Miss Clara Scheetz and Clifford Andersen as attendants. A reception will follow at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Scheetz
Montpelier
Rosella Catharine Scheetz
Elmer J. Swedensky
Emma Southwell
Davenport
St. Mary’s Church
Clara Scheetz
Clifford Andresen
Party at Moline Honors Mrs. Ed Riemcke
Mrs. E V Wood and Mrs. Art Kaiser hosted a courtesy party at the Wood home in Moline for the recent bride Mrs. Ed Riemcke formerly Hazel Swim. Games of bingo and a luncheon with pink and blue accents were featured. a collection of gifts was presented to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Wood
Eighteenth Street
B. Moline
Art Kaiser
Silvis
Wood Home
Ed Riemcke
Riemcke
Hazel Swim
Illustrated lecture by Dr Sheatsley on India mission work
The Rev C V Sheatsley executive secretary of the Foreign Mission board of the American Lutheran church spoke at Zion Lutheran parish hall on an illustrated India lecture. He described India's size population caste and wages and noted Telugu mission fields with a large medical hospital funded by the Women's Missionary Federation. His wife accompanied him as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Sheatsley
Columbus
Foreign Mission Board
American Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
India
United States
Sheateley
Women’s Missionary Federation
Shearsley
Sunshine Club Plans Picnic at Resley Lake
The Sunshine club of the Royal Neighbors lodge will hold a picnic at Resley’s lake on Tuesday July 23. A truck departs the courthouse square at 9 a.m. and another from Mrs H J Hartman’s home at 907 West Fourth Street at 9 15 a.m. Members should bring sandwiches coffee and a covered dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Resley Lake
The
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Resley’s Lake
Fourth Street
Courthouse Square
H. J. Hartman
West Fourth Street
Meetings Across Groups Led by Ainsworth Associations
Local organizations held weekly sessions with social programs. Home Guards met at Mabel Thoma’s home with Mildred Mc Caleb in charge. Mary Louise O Connor, Wilma Simons and Mary Bell Olinger performed a playlet, while Marion Stephens and Betty Simons sang solos. New members Everett Shearer and spouse attended a Methodist Friendship class gathering at the Shearer home and later shared a cooperative supper at the church. Washington and local society members plus Mrs. Maude Bronson of Chicago joined the Home Missionary society at Ed Lins home with Mrs. Lins and Mrs. Bassler as hosts. Margaret Mahin and sons Paul, Stephen Ross and son Clifford departed for Denver to visit relatives. Jane Mahin returns from Boulder summer school with them. The sixth annual vacation Bible school at Haskins closed with a program and offerings. Vera Stuttsman, Virginia Crull, Katherine Hartley and Ireda Willits hitchhiked from Washington to enjoy a Dr Spessard lawn picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Home Guards
Mabel Thoma
Mildred McCaleb
Mary Louise O’connor
Wilma Simons
Mary Bell Olinger
Marion Stephens
Betty Simons
Methodist Church
Shearer
Washington Society
Maude Bronson
Chicago
Home Missionary Society
Ed Lins
Lins
Bassler
Margaret Mahin
Paul
Stephen Ross
Clifford
Denver
Colo
Jane Mahin
Boulder
Haskins
Vera Stuttsman
Virginia Crull
Katherine Hartley
Ireda Willits
Washington
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Miss Anderson
Jane Nelson
A. T. Nelson
Carleton Knapp
Progressive Club
Journal
Frances Sultan
Old Point Comfort
Women OF Moose
California
Prospectors
First Christian Church
Mrs
Frank Grigg
Mulberry Avenue
Grigg
Laura I. Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
N.Y
Cedar St
George M. Wittich
Ss. U. L
Alicia Hartner
Carol Lombard
Mrs. Kennedy
Berg
Miss Scheetz
Moline
Dr. Sheatssey
Wes
Ae Lumber & He Ey
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