New Books At P M Musser Library Offer Diverse Reads
The P M Musser public library adds a diverse new collection curated by Miss Opal Tanner. Featured works include The Monongahela by Richard Bissell, a Creed For Free Enterprise by Clarence Randall, Diary Of A Young Girl by Anne Frank, Strange Lands And Friendly People by Justice William O Douglas, Search After Sunrise by Vera Brittain, and Narcotics Americas Peril by Will Oursler.
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P. M. Musser Public Library
Opal Tanner
Richard Bissell
Monongahela
Mississippi
Clarence Randall
Inland Steel Company
Anne Frank
Amsterdam
Anne
William O Douglas
Vera Brittain
Far East
India
Gandhi
Pakistan
Louisa County Court Briefs Include Marriage Licenses
Marriage licenses issued at the Louisa county courthouse go to Mary L. Eubanks and Lester P. Hassel both of different towns and to Audrey Coleman with William R. Reynolds. New vehicle registrations list owners such as Dale C. Humphreys Dale Humpreys Harry Donaldson H. D. McDonald Ray Bieri Glen Wich Phillip McDonald with makes including Chevrolet Studebaker Dodge Ford Plymouth.
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Wapello
Louisa County Court House
Mary L. Eubanks
Lester P. Hassel
Burlington
Audrey Coleman
William R. Reynolds
Tipton
Dale C. Humpreys
Wyman
Chevrolet
Harry Donaldson
Winfield
Studebaker
H. D. McDonald
Morning Sun
Dodge
Ray Bieri
Letts
Ford
Glen D
Marian Wich
Plymouth
Phillip McDonald
Local Smorgasbord Sponsored by Lone Tree Music Auxiliary
Lone Tree Music Auxiliary sponsors a smorgasbord on Thursday evening July 31 in the school auditorium. Serving runs 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the school band.
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Lone Tree
Stanley Spitznogle Honored at Shoultz Family Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shoultz hosted a family picnic dinner at their rural route home in honor of Stanley Spitznogle and his family from Peoria Illinois. Attendees included the Spitznogle couple and Clyde from Peoria, Marvin Creelman, Jon Roy and Sandra from Mediapolis, Joe Hawkins and Gregory from Columbus Junction, Kramer Spitznogle from Muscatine, and Judy and Johnny Shoultz.
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Kenneth Shoultz
Stanley Spitznogle
Peoria
Ill
Clyde
Marvin Creelman
Jon Roy
Sandra
Mediapolis
Joe Hawkins
Gregory
Columbus Junction
Kramer Spitznogle
Muscatine
New Books and Titles Featured in Reading List
The selection highlights Dope files from the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and a range of works from games and musicals to window displays. Notable titles include Best Diets From Good Housekeeping and Famous Modern American Novelists with biographical sketches of 25 authors.
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Federal Bureau of Narcotics
David Ewen
Lester Gebu
Good Housekeeping
John Cournes
John Walker
Dior Canham
University of Mchigan
Calico
Nina Baker
Richard Elam
Silver Chalice
Thomas Costain
Cumberland Rifles
Noel Gerson
General Lane
Victoria Case
Mildred Gordon
Delores Hitchens
Constance] Jittle
Burt Arthur
Lady Eagles Sponsor Card Party at Eagles Hall
Members of the Social Glances group sponsor a card party at the Eagles hall at 2 pm on Friday. Proceeds support club activities and community outreach.
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Lady Eagles
Eagles Hall
Annual Picnic of EUB Sunday School at Weed Park
Approximately 137 persons attended the First Evangelical United Brethren church annual Sunday school picnic at Weed Park. The Drop-In class organized a 6:30 p.m. potluck supper followed by a vesper service led by Larry Robertson. Rev. J. Arthur Eveland delivered the message on "Our Responsibility."
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Weed Park
Larry Robertson
J. Arthur Eveland
Garden Club Demonstrations Continue In Muscatine
The Muscatine Garden Club hosted the second public demonstration in a series at the Garden Center Library. The program covered flower arrangements for luncheon tables with Mrs. Fred Van Zy’ leading, plus a fern focus by Mrs. Charles Opel showcasing 10 native Muscatine county varieties and fern propagation notes. Further demonstrations are planned for later dates.
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Muscatine
Wilton Woman Bonnie Marolf Is Honor Woman of Co 44
Wilton resident Bonnie Marolf daughter of Mrs Marie Marolf has completed WAVEs boat training at Bainbridge Md and was selected as honor woman of Co 44 She will receive her certificate of honor at the graduation review on Saturday July 26 Mrs Marolf and nephew Mear Wood of Muscatine will attend and sit in a special section during the reviewing stand.
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Wilton
Bonnie Marolf
Marie Marolf
U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
Co. 44
Marolf
Mear Wood
Muscatine
Jacqueline Miller sails for Japan with WAC assignment
Pfc. Jacqueline Miller, daughter of Mrs. Ray Palmer, 418 West Seventh street, sailed Wednesday for Yokohama Japan to await orders. Her new address is Pfc. Jacqueline Miller WA8505 463 WAC Battalion Station Camp Yokohama 8064th Army Unit APC 503 in care of the Postmaster San Francisco California.
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Jacqueline Miller
Ray Palmer
West Seventh Street
Yokohama
Japan
WAC
Camp Yokohama
San Francisco
Calif
Group Returns From Trip to California
Mr and Mrs Lester Schmelzer and Mrs George Gunzenhauser have returned from an 18 day trip to Reno Nevada and San Diego California. In Reno they visited Mrs Emma Jerkins and son Donald and Mr and Mrs Ray Gunzenhauser. The Schmelzer family stayed at the home of Mr and Mrs Al Heizer in San Diego.
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Lester Schmelzer
East Ninth Street
George Gunzenhauser
Reno
Nev
San Diego
Calif
Emma Jerkins
Donald
Ray Gunzenhauser
Schmelzer
al Heizer
Supper Planned by Gleaners Class at Spangler Chapel
A potluck supper is planned by the Gleaners class of Spangler Chapel for Monday evening July 28 at the church. Hosts will be Mr and Mrs Ray Garvin and Mr and Mrs Ray Houseman. Games will be organized by Mr and Mrs Paul Reed and Mr and Mrs Stuart Esmoil.
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Gleaners
Spangler Chapel
Ray Garvin
Ray Houseman
Paul Reed
Stuart Esmoil
Wapello Students Earn Degrees at Iowa State College
Two Wapello students were among 142 candidates who received certificates and degrees as Iowa State College closed its first summer session. Frank Swan earned a degree in animal husbandry and Kenneth Colglazier received a degree in agricultural education.
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Wapello
Iowa State College
Frank Swan
Francis Swan
Oakville
Kenneth Colglazier
C. E. Colglazier
Lutheran Homes Children Attend Palace Theater Showing
Children from the Lutheran Homes and their house parents visited the Palace theater Wednesday afternoon to view The Greatest Show on Earth. The youngsters and staff expressed appreciation for the invitation to see the popular circus film.
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Palace Theater
Second Birthday of Michael Purdy Noted in Paris
Mrs Calvin Purdy of 120 Webster street entertained at a party Wednesday evening honoring her son Michael on his second birthday anniversary. A social time with refreshments followed and gifts were presented to the honoree. Guests included John McConnaha and families from Detroit and local neighbors.
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Calvin Purdy
Webster Street
Michael
John McConnaha
J. W. Miller
Bert Nesbitt
Detroit
Mich
Walter Reed
Mary
Beverly
Clifford Paul, Jr
Gloria
Linda
Bill Ivey
Billy
Pamela
Floyd McConnaha
Robert
Dorothy Nolan
Sharon
Christie
Sandra
Earl Martin
Ronnie
Purdy
Pat
Ferne Holdoegel and Frank Quick Marriage Revealed
Lone Tree announces the marriage of Mrs. Ferne W Holdoegel of Des Moines to Frank E Quick assistant general freight agent of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co The ceremony was held July 11 in Minneapolis Minnesota Mrs Quick is the daughter of William Wolford of Lone Tree The couple are on a wedding trip in Canada and plan to return Saturday to Des Moines to make their home
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Lone Tree
Ferne W. Holdoegel
Des Moines
Frank E. Quick
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Quick
William Wolford
Canada
Mrs. Herbert Ives Hosts Bridge Forum of Muscatine Newcomers
Mrs. Herbert Ives entertained the Easy Aces Bridge Forum at 610 Iowa avenue with guests Mrs. Garland Fisher and Mrs. Leighton Brown. In the games, Mrs. Robert Richards won first prize and Mrs. Fisher second. The next meeting is set for August 6 at 710 Cedar street.
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Herbert Ives
Easy Aces
Muscatine Newcomers Club
Iowa Avenue
Garland Fisher
Leighton Brown
Robert Richards
Fisher
Edwin Bartlett
Cedar Street
Kitchen emergency shelf ideas for summer meal prep
Suggest a well stocked emergency shelf with soups canned juices fruits vegetables fish meats relishes jams jellies and extras such as mushrooms and mara schino cherries. Include ready mixes for pancakes biscuits cakes and cookies with a dedicated shelf.
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