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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1967
Page
9
The Schweiger family is identified at 114 Lord Avenue amid a briefing mentioning twins Richard and Annamarie and noting Comer is flowers as part of the readable fragment.
The Schweigers moved to Muscatine in May as Dr Richard G. Schweiger became Grain Processing Corn research manager. They reside at 114 Torch Ave with Magdelena seven, and other children. The family belongs to St Mathias church and plans outdoor activities as they settle in.
The YWCA calendar lists two special events for the coming week with girls eight to sixth grade visiting city hall and Amicae Y-Teens traveling to St. Louis. The schedule shows daily plunges with no swim lessons, plus story hours, drills, family swims, club trips, and meetings for various groups across the week.
St Malachys Altar and Rosary Society of Arden met at Mrs Emmett OToole Sr home with 12 members present. Minutes and treasurer report reviewed. Vacation Bible School slated June 5 to 10 at the church with First Holy Communion on June 10. Classes start 8:30 AM. two Sisters of the Blessed Virgin Mary from Muscatine will teach.
The Sigma Alpha Sunday school class of the First Methodist Church will hold a picnic at Weed Park shelter house near the tennis court on June 8 at 6 00 p m. Members should bring a covered dish. Coffee and cold drinks will be provided by the committee. Esther Hohenadel chairs the committee with co chairs Stella McDonald Geneva McDonald Gertrude Chelf Christine Shoe maker Meryl Mapes Maud Houdak Beulah Hammon Joy Gettert Mildred Kemble and Marie Baker.
Due to conflicting dates the Lady Eagles will hold their regular meeting on Sunday June 4 with a potluck dinner at 12 36 p m. The meeting and installation of new officers is scheduled for 2 p m A new by law will be read at this meeting and all members are urged to attend.
Miss Barbara Olson was guest of honor at a bridal shower Friday afternoon at Park Lane Country Club. Hostess Miss Jeanne Leslie presided. decorations followed a spring theme. Prizes went to Mrs. Norman Schmelzer Miss Sue Ann Umlandt Miss Lynanne Williams and Mrs. James Schubert. Barbara Olson, daughter of Dr and Mrs R E Olson, will marry Steven G. King tonight at 7:30 at the First Methodist Church.
John Thirtyacre and Lucille Wittich celebrate their silver wedding anniversary on June 5. Married June 5, 1942 in Muscatine, they have four daughters Kay Pace Jane Pace Frances Smith and Norma plus five grandchildren.
Mr and Mrs William Noll of 606 W Fifth will observe their golden wedding anniversary on June 6. A breakfast for family will be at Sunset Inn after the 8 am mass at St Marys, with a 2 to 4 pm reception at Hayes High School. The couple married June 6 1916 at St Malachys Arden by Rev M W Kissane. They have nine children, 41 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
Francy Powell and Henry Miller Jr have set Saturday July 1 as their wedding date. The ceremony will occur at 9 a.m. at St Matthias church, followed by a reception at the Sunset Inn from 2 to 4 p.m. Debie Miller serves as maid of honor with Paula Powell and other bridesmaids Nancy Bradley Pam Craddock. Dennis Miller is best man. Don and Terry Workman and Dave Hagist are groomsmen, Mike Miller to carry the rings. Parents are Mr and Mrs Kenneth W Powell and Mr and Mrs Henry Miller Sr.
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