Wedding anniversaries gain added June significance
The Muscatine area notes several couples marking anniversaries in June. Mrs. John Marolf and husband celebrate their 52nd wedding anniversary, with other local pairs like Doris and Dorothea DeCamp twins, and Dr. and Mrs. Votaw, Mrs. DeFion, and Lloyd Bowie also noting June dates. Attendees and travel plans anchor the month’s celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marolf
Wilton
Marolf
Alfthaueh
Surit
Tewzerland
Doris
Dorothea DeCamp
Earl DeCamp
DeCamp
Clarence Schmarje
Dorothea
Arnold Nelson
Nelson
Park Drive
Iowa City
Robert Votan
St. Louis
Lloyd Bowie
Zion
Leland L. DeFlon
New Amsterdam
Wis
Muscatine
Votaw
Velma Grimm
O. M. Rabedeaux
West Branch
Bowie
Avis Rabedeaux
Costello and O Donnell Wed in Sacred Heart Cathedral
Miss Virginette Costello and John O’Donnell married at Sacred Heart Cathedral Davenport at 7 this morning. The ceremony drew a full church as family and friends joined in the nuptials.
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Miss Costello
John O’ Donnell
Plan Festivities for Commencement Week at Iowa State
Four day program at Iowa State College marks reunions for eight classes and ends with 450 graduates. Alumni secretary H E Pride announces events June 7 to 10 including senior prom, 25 Year Faculty club inductions with 53 staff honored, and special guest arrangements. President R M Hughes to award gold medals and host a carillon recital after the alumni banquet.
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Ames
Iowa State College
H. E. Pride
Iowa State
Great Hall
Memorial Union
H. D. Hughes
H. H. Kildee
G. B. MacDonald
Julia T. Colpitts
Nellie Naylor
Ada Hayden
M. A. Hauser
Neale S. Knowles
J. T. Baughman
Florence N. Walls
R. M. Hughes
Ira Schroeder
Banque
Ernest F. Tittle
First Methodist Church
Evanston
Ill
Hughes
Trousseau Tea Honors Miss Royal Ahead of Wedding
Miss Gabrielle Royal of West Liberty hosted a Tuesday afternoon trousseau tea at her home as part of a series of pre nuptial events. She will marry Saturday June 8 at 8 30 p m. Guests enjoyed pink and blue table settings and garden flowers as a centerpiece. The honoree has been feted in the past three weeks by friends in Iowa City and at home, including her Pi Beta Phi sorority sisters.
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West Liberty
Gabrielle Royal
Miss Royal
Trousseau
Iowa City
Pi Beta Phi
Winners Named at Muscatine Garden Club Show
Five winners received prizes at the Muscatine Garden Club's first annual spring flower show held Tuesday at the Municipal Light and Water department office. Iris went to Mrs. Fred Van Zyle, peonies to Miss Lulu Oglivie, best arrangement to Mrs. B. E. Eversmeyer, shrubs to Mrs. A. C. Adams, and junior division to Richard Stocker Figge.
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Muscatine Garden Club
Municipal Light and Water Department
Iris
Fred van Zyle
Lulu Oglivie
B. E. Eversmeyer
A. C. Adams
Richard Stocker Figge
Past Noble Grands Party For Miriam Rebekah Lodge Held
Four past noble grands from Lone Tree and guests gathered at Mrs Mae Jehle home 716 East 2nd Street Tuesday night for the Miriam Rebekah lodge Past Noble Grands Society. Plans were made for a July 2 picnic supper and bunco at four tables with prizes to Mrs Irma Kiser Miss Myrtle Pantel and Mrs Ella Morgan.
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Lone Tree
Edna Carl
Mae Forbes
Ella Morgan
Anna Weise
Miriam Rebekah Lodge
Mae Jehle
East 2Nd Street
Ethel Smith
Ethel Sissel
Irma Kiser
Wilton
Myrtle Pantel
Morgan
Fifty Two Women Attend Philathea Class Meeting
Fifty two women of the First Methodist Philathea class met in the church banquet rooms on Tuesday night. Miss Ruth Springborn reviewed highlights from her Europe trip while musical numbers impressed attendees. Dwight Worrell sang with his mother Mrs. J A Worrell, and Donald Bromwell played saxophone with Miss Springborn. Lunch followed in spring floral surroundings. July meeting is canceled.
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Europe
Ruth Springborn
Dwight Worrell
J. A. Worrell
Donald Bromwell
Miss Springborn
A. W. Carver
Letts Plans Farewell Reception for Frames
The farewell reception for Mr. and Mrs. H. QD. Frame and family is moved to tonight at 8 o'clock. L. F. Downer, Ernst Lieberknecht, Miss Adelia Letts, Mrs. George Bailey, Roy Huldebrand, Paul Bailey, and Thomas Curtis will speak. Music by Mr. and Mrs. Cloyce Downer and Roscoe Eliason. Rain postponement possible.
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Letts
Frames Letts
H. QD
Frame
L. F. Downer
Ernst Lieberknecht
Church School
Adelia Letts
Ladies’ Aid
George Bailey
Philathea
Roy Huldebrand
Wesleyan
Paul Bailey
Thomas Curtis
Epworth League
Cloyce Downer
Roscoe Eliason
Band to Perform on President’s Lawn Concert
A college band will give a concert on the president’s lawn as part of a campus events series. Organizers invite students and faculty to attend, with weather permitting an outdoor performance featuring student musicians and campus bands.
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Lege
Flower Land Banquet Depicts Garden Theme at Delta Alpha
At First Baptist church the annual Delta Alpha banquet featured a bright flowerland decor with peonies iris and daisies. The event hosted about 150 guests with gates and roses framing long tables and three colored keys symbolizing faith hope and love. Special guests included Rev Vernon L Shantz A C Altenbernd and Harry Horst.
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First Baptist Church
Delta Alpha
Delta Alpha Sisters
Grant Sample
Lucile Tobias
Mark Coyner
Coe Hudler
Anna Wilson
Dorothy Gilmore
Vernon L. Shantz
Elsie Carle
A. Marea Othmer
Leona Mittman
A. C. Altenbernd
Harry Horst
Othmer
Picnic planned for July 2 at Weed Park
United Brethren Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Green to plan a July 2 picnic at Weed Park. Mrs. Ca1 Simpson and Mrs. Ralph Schwertfeger will lead, devotions by Miss Carrie Mull, and a memorial service for Mrs. Henry Husen. Mrs. Jesse Wagner reported on the Waterloo branch convention.
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Weed Park
United Brethren Missionary Society
Robert Green
Oak Street
Ca! Simpson
Ralph Schwertfeger
Carrie Mull
Henry Husen
Jesse Wagner
Waterloo
Bible class hosts social with guest Mrs Latham
Mrs. Alice Latham was a special guest of the C. O. C. class when 15 members met Tuesday night in Hoopes hall. Mrs. Lind ley Hoopes led the Bible lesson and served as hostess during the social hour. The class will meet in two weeks with Mrs. John Miller as hostess.
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Alice Latham
Hoopes Hall
Lindley Hoopes
John Miller
Hadassah Plans All Day Picnic at Rotary Lake
Muscatine Hadassah chapter met at B Nai Moses synagogue to arrange an all day picnic at Rotary on June 30. The group set July 2 for the next business meeting.
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Hadassah
Rotary
Staley’s Lake
Muscatine
B’nai Moses
65 Girl Reserves Frolic at Picnic
Sixty five Girl Reserves frolicked at an all girl Reserve picnic at Weed park Tuesday afternoon. The event marked the final day of the school year. Pins and a croquet set were awarded to top contestants in a recent hanger collection contest. A picnic supper followed.
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Weed Park
Prize Winners Named in St. Marys Card Party
Prize winners in the St. Marys social committee card party at the school hall Tuesday night are announced. Euchre first place goes to Mrs. Fred Lorber and Carl Goetzman. second to Mrs. William King and John Wendinger. In five hundred, first goes to Mrs. Raymond Wendinger and Mrs. Clar—.
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St. Mary's
Euchre
Fred Lorber
Carl Goetzman
William King
John Wendinger
Five
Raymond Wendinger
Clar
Co-eds Close Year at Luncheon Event
Junior College co educates closed their social year with a luncheon at the Y W C A tea room Tuesday afternoon. Women faculty members and club advisor Miss Lucy Milligan were special guests. The event was indoors due to weather. Faculty guests included Dean Vilet ta Strahan Miss Mary Ryan Miss Martha Good and Miss Louise Gaekle. The program opened with the school song a tribute by Miss Jean Moore and a response by Miss Strahan. Ruth Springborn spoke of her trip abroad and the hour ended with Auld Lang Syne.
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Junior College
Lucy Milligan
Villetta Strahan
Mary Ryan
Martha Good
Louise Gaekle
Jean Moore
Miss Strahan
Ruth Springborn
Local Ladies Club Plans Social Events This Week
Special prizes will be awarded to Mrs. Harry Nau and Mr. Garvin. Cards and sewing activities are set for Thursday afternoon while a tango party is planned for Friday night.
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Ence
Harry Nau
Garvin
Geneva Golf Club hosts Ladies Day with luncheon and diversions
Calendar events include Geneva Golf and Country Club Ladies Day with golf and bridge and a 12:30 luncheon. Trinity Episcopal Church Women’s Auxiliary hold a year end business meeting Thursday at 2:30 in the guild hall. First Baptist Ladies’ Aid plans a Thursday work meeting at the church. Mrs Elmer Hutchison hosts Walnut Street Baptist Ladies’ Aid at 1202 Cedar Street Thursday afternoon with Mrs Ernest Brudtkuhl assisting. Grandview descendants reunion set for Weed Park Sunday. Mulford Mission circle skips meeting this week. Mrs Walter TeStrake hosts Young Women’s Home Missionary Society Thursday night at 115 Clifford Street with assisted by Mrs C M Stanley Mrs James Sywassink and Miss Ruth Hazlett. Evangelical and Reformed Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday 2 pm at the church.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Guild Hall
Elmer Hutchison
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Street
Ernest Brudtkuhl
Walter TeStrake
Clifford Street
Young Women's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. M. Stanley
James Sywassink
Ruth Hazlett
Presbyterian Mission Society to Convene
Women of the First Presbyterian Missionary society meet Thursday afternoon to study Evangelistic Work in the Philippines led by Mrs Edna Roy with Nellie R Robertson giving devotionals. Social committee members listed. meeting begins at 3. A church council hosted by Werner Diercks at 1112 Wisconsin Street approved thanks to Conrad Rothe and Walter Mittman. A new member was voted in and a building fund for the parsonage roof was started. The next meeting will be at Andrew Mittman’s residence chaired by Harvey Krueger.
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Presbyterian Mission Society
First Presbyterian Missionary Society
Philippines
Edna Roy
Nellie R. Robertson
John Nischwitz
Henry Otto
Will Otto
Helen Molis
Mayme Koetting
Margaret Vance
Ashville
N. C
David I. Berger
Jennie Day
Aura Sawyer
Muscatine
Werner Diercks
Church Council of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wisconsin Street
Conrad Rothe
Walter Mittman
Andrew Mittman
Harvey Krueger
Royal Neighbor Clubs Hold Afternoon Party
Thirty members and friends of the Royal Neighbor Aid and Sunshine clubs gathered at the I O O F hall for an afternoon party. Card games filled the hours. The Aid group will meet in one month while the Sunshine club convenes in two weeks.
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Royal Neighbor Clubs
Royal Neighbor Aid and
Sunshine Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
the Aid
Mrs. McColm Hosts Informal Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. E. L. McColm presided at a pretty informal bridge luncheon at her home 1314 Mulberry Avenue Tuesday. An honored guest was Mrs. Leslie Avril of Klamath Falls Oregon. Guests played contract and auction bridge and enjoyed a luncheon.
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E. L. McColm
Mulberry Avenue
Miss Naber Hosts Senior Class Party at Saint Mathias
Miss Genevieve Naber entertained seniors from Saint Mathias High School and guests at Seven Springs Farm on Tuesday night. Betty Randall and Lawrence Flannery won prizes. refreshments were served, and the group enjoyed dancing and singing with attendees including Stephanie Edmondson Esther Johnson Betty Will Anita Byrne Arlene Hartman John Wessels Lester Easterla Joseph Roth Maurice Furlong Philip Fagan and Robert Naber.
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Genevieve Naber
Seven Springs Farm
St. Mathias High School
Betty Randall
Lawrence Flannery
Stephanie Edmondson
Esther Johnson
Betty Will
Anita Byrne
Arlene Hartman
John Wessels
Lester Easterla
Joseph Roth
Maurice Furlong
Philip Fagan
Robert Naber
Rheumatism Vanishes After Indo-Vin Remedy Endorsement
Mr Joe Homeier of 1019 Lucas Street reports three years of rheumatic pain across hips legs and neck. He credits Indo-Vin for dissolving the illness and turning him into a new person now pain free. Indo-Vin promoted at Grimm's Drug Store 130 East Second Muscatine with nationwide sales to nearby towns.
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Joe Homeier
Lucas St
Hometer
Grimm's
E. Second St
Muscatine
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Ziona
DeFion
Florence Eitman
Joseph Hitman
Hershey Avenue
Carl Houdek
East Eighth Street
Robert Leu
Paul Havercamp
Leu
Mary Beadle
Clifton Jefferson
Jefferson
Geraldine Clark
Louis R. Wiese
Wiese
Henrietta Friederichsen
Her- Shey Hospital
Little Brown
Nashua
Harold Mueller
Rock Island
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Virginette Costello
John O’donnell
Davenport
W. J. Costello
Alice O'Donnell
Schaparelli
Elmer Layden
South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
Henry C. Wurzer
Wilford J. Duford
Henry P. Rohlman
Leo Kerrigan
Henry Takkenberz
St. Ambrose
Margaret
Marcelle O'Donnell
C. R. Rabedeaux
Immaculate Conception Academy
Civic Drama League
Sacred Heart Cathedral Choir
Tri-City
O'Donnell
St. Ambrose College
The
Davenport Democrat
Wrnter
Soen
U. B. Mission Group
Latham
Co. C. C
Atlantic
Ernest C. Roessler
Frederick C.teich
Managing Directors
Clark ST
Jackson Blvd
NTIC
ST. Mary’s Card Party
First Baptist Ladies’ Aid
T. C. Wagner
Grandview
Mulford
Evangelical and Reformed Ladies’ Aid
Church Council
Miss Naber
Saint Mathias
Mayor Lord
Herman B. Lord
South America
E. P. Hall
Helen Greasing
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