Mrs Jarboe Celebrates Eighty Fourth Birthday Party
Mrs. W. S. Jarboe was honored at a surprise birthday party for her eighty fourth year hosted by her daughter Miss Mary Jarboe at Dr. and Mrs. David I. Berger’s home. About twenty five guests attended to share informal games tea roses and three large birthday cakes followed by a tray luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jarboe
Mulberry Avenue
Mary Jarboe
David I. Berger
Iowa Avenue
Fred Beach
J. M. Brockway
Frank Neidig
Frank Shinabarger
John Butler
D. T. Eaton
H. D. Folsom
William Geller
Margaret Brown
George Ellman
J. G. Klein
E. L. Kinnan
Nora Potts
Nellie E. Robertson
Frances Collins
Cidney Rankin
Aura Sawyer
Fred Vander Ploeg
Charles Klaffenbach
Edna Roy
Berger
Jarboe
Frank Ashcraft
Canada
Addie Culver
Tiernan Couple Return From Visit In City
Mr and Mrs Jack Tiernan of Pittsburgh Pa return home Thursday after visiting Mrs Tiernans parents Mr and Mrs T Ray Brown at 318 Pine street Betty Brown before marriage is their wife and both are former Muscatine residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Tiernans
City
Jack Tiernan
Pittsburgh
T. Ray Brown
Pine Street
Conants Visit Muscatine Friends Ahead of Cedar Falls Bible Conference
The Rev. and Mrs. Preston Conant of Ft. Madison are visiting friends in Muscatine this weekend. The Rev. Mr. Conant once served as pastor on the High Prairie Methodist circuit. On Monday they will accompany Dr. and Mrs. David I. Berger to a Bible conference at Cedar Falls, with Rev. Miss Viola Smith also planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Conant
Ft. Madison
Muscatine
Conant
High Prairie Methodist
Conants
David I. Berger
Cedar Falls
Viola Smith
McHarg Couple to Observe Their Fourth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. McHarg of 608 Spruce Street are preparing to celebrate their fourth wedding anniversary this Sunday. The note mentions Mrs. McHarg and Miss Beatrice Brown, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Brown, ahead of her marriage.
Miss Brown Heads to Charles City on Vacation
Miss Constance Brown of 316 Pine street departs Monday for Charles City Iowa to visit Rev and Mrs Bernard Kemper. Brown is a cousin of Mrs Kemper and the Kempers are well known in Muscatine with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brown
Constance Brown
Pine Street
Charles City
Bernard Kemper
Kemper
Kempers
Muscatine
Houseguests Visit Fred Kranz Residence
Mr and Mrs Fred Kranz host three guests at 404 Parham Street during the week. H Faye Snyder of Greensburg Missouri and their spouse recently honeymooned in the west after a May wedding. Also visiting is Mary Ann Hughes of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kranz
Parham Street
H. Faye Snyder
Greensburg
West
Mary Ann Hughes
Chicago
Lois Ruhser Wed at Harpursville in Quiet Ceremony
Lois Ruhser formerly of Durant and now residing in Harpursville New York and Leslie Harris of Harpursville were married July 15 at the Harpursville Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev M McKensie officiating. The couple left for a visit with the bride’s sisters after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ruhser
Durant
Harpursville
N. Y
Doris Belter
Stockton
Lillian Reese
Gail Thiel
Dubuque
Fred Stahl
Adolph Dage
Dorothy
Gus Stark
J. O. Garris
California
Pearl Miller
Canada
D. B. Ormsby
Minnie Becker
Lester Paarman
Herbert
Marjorie
June Paastman
Pioneer Longs Recall Ancestral Hardships At Reunion
Long family members from Muscatine and nearby towns gathered at Lost Nation Ia for a reunion. They shared tales of Jacob Long born 1815 in Bedford County Pa and his journey from Ohio to Indiana Iowa Cedar County Wilton and final years in Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Muscatine
Lost Nation
Jacob E. Long
Bedford County
Inox County
Ohio
Jacob Long
Elizabeth Zook
Nancy
Ezra
Elkhart
Ind
Mr. Long
Indiana
William H
Samuel
Washington
David
John
Daniel
Clinton County
Aaron
Abraham
Rebec
Lydia
Mary E
Millie
Mary
Long Avenue
Longsville
Mrs. Long
Wilton
Inland Township
Cedar County
Aaron Long
Hilbert Long
James Long
Laverne Long
Claire Foote
Inez Hain
Alden Beauregard
Tipton
Frank Meyers
Lloyd Long
Waterloo
Raymond C. Long
Charlotte
West Liberty
Walter Spear
Alvah Morphew
Clarence
Herman Schlueter
Bennett
Mona
Donald
Wayne Long
Atalissa
Walter Rolls
Dale
Rock Island
Arthur Hain
Clarence Hain
Moscow
Robert Spear
Marion
Curtis Hain
Corrine
Oscar Nelson
Moline
Joe M. Long
Dorothy Paul and John Krooks Announce Wedding
Miss Dorothy Paul and John Krooks plan to wed this afternoon after a birthday party at 415 First Avenue. The event featured lavender and white decor and prizes for guests, with numerous friends and relatives in attendance. A separate report notes 50 members joined the Jefferson Jackson Grant Parent Teacher Association picnic at Ralph Bloom cottage along the Cedar River, with all meals served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Paul
John Krooks
First Avenue
Richard Schmalz
Earl Lutz
Edith Freemint
Walter
Jefferson.Jackson-Grant Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph Bloom
Cedar River
Daughter Visits at J. C. Miller Home
Mrs. George Baker of Detroit Michigan visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller in Sweetland township after returning from Colorado. She plans to continue homeward after the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Miller
George Baker
Detroit, Mich
Sweetland Township
Miss Klaffenbach Presents The Seven Ages Program
Miss Rose Claire Klaffenbach will present an original program titled The Seven Ages at St Mathias school hall Sunday at 8 pm under the Rosary society. She is assisted by her sister Dorothy Klaffenbach violinist and Rita Oberhaus accompanist. Monologs echo her WSUI People You Know broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Claire Klaffenbach
St. Mathias School Hall
The
Rosary Society
Miss Klaffenbach
Dorothy Klaffenbach
Rita Oberhaus
WSUI
Ottumwa Guests Visit Rev Worrell Home Anniversary
Ottumwa guests stayed at the home of Rev. and Mrs James A Worrell at 1497 Washington Street to celebrate the fourth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Charles Jones. Attendees included Mrs Phyllis Cohagan Mrs Orpha Jackson and Mrs Mary Cohagan with daughters and Kenneth Cohagan who remained for a visit with cousin Lloyd Worrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Mr. Worrell
Kenneth Cohagan
Lloyd Worrell
Christian Girls Picnic At Rotary Lodge
Twenty girls from the First Christian Sunday school Intermediate class enjoyed a Friday picnic at Rotary lodge on Staley's Lake. They stayed overnight and returned to Muscatine today. Rev and Mrs Tom Fogle sang acted as chaperones.
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Christian Girls
Rotary
First Christian Sunday School
Rotary Lodge
Staley’s Lake
Muscatine
Tom Foglesong
Christian Aid Sews Garments for Omaha Orphans
Women of the First Christian Ladies' Aid stitched garments for an Omaha orphans' home during Friday afternoon church meeting. A follow up gathering is set for two weeks later, announced by president Mrs. F. L. Grigg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Aid
First Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Orphans’ Home
Omaha
F. L. Grigg
Miss Grimm and Miss Sauer Host Lawn Birthday Party
Miss Marvel Grimm and Miss Dorothy Sauer honored at a Friday night birthday gathering at the George Grimm home near New Era. The lawn party featured games, lantern lighting, and a planning session for a future outing on August 9 at Hanley's cottage on the Mississippi. Fifty five attended with refreshments served on the lawn and an entertainment committee named for plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Grimm
Miss Sauer
Tax take and bank deposits rise in Cedar county
A Tipton survey shows Cedar county tax collections up 80,000 dollars over last year and 12.7 percent higher. Deposits at Tipton rate bank grow from 386,000 to 625,000 dollars, a 61.8 percent increase. Harvest wages range from 1.50 to 3.00 dollars per day versus 1.00 to 1.50 previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Cedar County
Tipton Rate Bank
Golf Frocks for Freedom of Swing in Sport Ladies Attire
A famed woman golfer endorses three frock styles emphasizing freedom of arm movement. Left features slenderizing front and back panels with inverted pleats. Center showcases a shirted back and front buttoning, roomy pockets and kimono sleeves. Right offers a gored skirt with shirted bodice and square buttons.
Vacation Etiquette for Hosts and Guests
Vacationers should be considerate when living with others for two weeks or more. Be clear about meal and bathroom times, ask polite questions, and adapt to the family routine. Hosts should provide comfortable space and small touches like towels, soap, stamps, and fresh toothbrushes for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Social Calendar Ad Space Announcement
Public notice offering free church lodge and social event announcements in the Saturday calendar. Copy required by noon the preceding day. fill location and event details with George M. Wittich Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Wittich Funeral Home
The Seven Ages program at St Mathias school hall
Sunday Miss Rose Claire Klaffenbach will present The Seven Ages at St Mathias school hall Sunday at 8 p m. Community events include Zion Luther meet Tuesday parish hall Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid Wednesday church parlors Evangelical and Reformed church picnic at Weed park Park Avenue Methodist joint picnic at Weed park Past Pocahontas club Friday night hostested by Mrs Ettie Temple Ambulance number 1260 emphasized for emergencies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Boldt
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Weed Park
Park Avenue
Pocahontas Club
Reunion recalls Muscatine High School days at Huff-Schall gathering
About 90 former students and friends met at River View in Muscatine for the Huff-Schall reunion honoring the class of 1885 and celebrating Prof. E F Schall's era as principal. Letters from alumni, tributes to Nellie Lafferty, and plans for a 1886 golden jubilee highlighted the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Schall
Fairfield
Muscatine High School
Huff
Schall
Muscatine
Sophie Hagermann
Washington Street
Anna Elicker Duse
India
J. C. Hazlett
Duse
United States
Elwood Ritchie
Little Falls
Minn
Emerson Hoopes
Keokuk
Carrie Shammo Braun
el Paso
Tex
Adam Reuling
Wymore
Neb
Katie Lewis Altig
Milwaukee
Josephine L. Kemble
Lexington
Nellie Kulp Lafferty
California
Ellis Parker Butler
How to Host a Guest on Vacation Without Stress
Advice to keep a visiting guest comfortable with clear plans for meals and daily alone time. Suggest consults on luncheons or guest lists, ease with minor mishaps, and focus on smooth, low burden routines for a relaxing vacation experience.
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Mrs. Jarboe
Mrs. Conant
Lois Ruhser
Klaffenbach
Mussolini
Optometrist
Club
S&c
Gladys Parker
George
M. Wittich Funeral Home
Cedar St
St. Mathias School
Magnus
East Fourth St
Tatas
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