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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
2
Schaffner Players rehearse for the season under director Wendy Kartinos and staff members Rocky Wall Bert Dexter Leo Lacey in Wapello. The first show opens tonight at Wapello as captured by Journal photographer Dick Mittman.
The Schaffner players, now owned by Jimmy and Juanita Davis, open tonight at the Wapello Fair grounds for the season. They plan an 18 week summer tour across Iowa, Illinois and Missouri with seven shows per location, vaudeville acts between plays, and a 55 by 110 foot tent seating 1600.
Spangler Chapel Golden Rule class packed twenty birthday boxes for Sunday school. Twenty one people attended a potluck supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Luedtke and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schweitzer. Prizes in a biblical contest went to Mrs. W. C. Mc Connaha Steve Nussbaum and Mrs Ray Cramer. Flowers prize went to Mrs. L. E. Windman Steve Nussbaum W. C. Mc Connaha and Joyce Nussbaum. Plans for a dinner after church on Sunday June 25 were discussed with reservations due by June 18.
Two West Liberty high school students were chosen by the National Science Foundation to join the summer science program at the University of Iowa. Glenna MacGowan will study earth science and Bruce Wilson will study mathematics, with 64 students total selected nationwide. They will stay in Burge hall from June 14 to August 9, as programs span across the United States, Mexico, and the Virgin Islands.
An old time advertisement urges customers to visit Bramway Pharmac Grimm Drug Store for ITCH-ME-NOT antiseptic cream. It promises fast relief from eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes, with a 48 cent price and a claim to speed healing.
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