Installation Feature of B P W Meet at Muscatine Club
Officers for the 1998–1939 term were installed and new members initiated at the Muscatine Business and Professional Women club gathering at the Charles Hanley cottage on the Mississippi. Estelle Heezen installed Barbara McPike as president. other officers were Mildred Huessner first vice president Margaret Gill second vice president Minetti Headley recording secretary Dorothy Hahn corresponding secretary and Helen Braun treasurer. A supper followed. New members Mary Grace Martin Juanita Cochran Beatrice Kaiser Loretta Cottrell Maxine McCleer Irene McCloskey Marianna Sheffler and Violet McDaniel were welcomed. The meeting included donations acknowledgement for the milk fund and a Fort Dodge state convention report by Hazel Richard. Nellie McCaw and Louise Gaeckle won health contest prizes. For the program Maude Houdek with Mildred Gottbrecht offered two whistling solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Mary Grace Martin
Juanita Cochran
Beatrice Kaiser
Loretta Cottrell
Maxine McCleer
Irene McCloskey
Marianna Sheffler
Violet McDaniel
Hazel Richard
Fort Dodge
Nellie McCaw
Louise Gaeckle
Maude Houdek
Mildred Gottbrecht
Srasquita
Lehar
Romberg
Manzanillo
Robyn
Glowywerm" Lincke
Graduates to Be Honored at Alumni Reception
Members of the 1938 Muscatine high school class will be entertained by the alumni at a courtesy at the high school Wednesday evening June 8. A business meeting will precede a program with dancing refreshments and social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
Attendance Stars Presented to Scout Members at Meeting
Wild Rose troop Girl Scouts held a year end meeting at Mrs. C. A. Edmonds residence 700 West Third. Eleven scouts and the leader attended the picnic supper and church services. Camp plans discussed with several girls eyeing Camp Minnegala Dixon Ja Pattawatami Hills Wis. Betty Crow Marian Edmonds Janet Freeborn Northa Weis received gold star attendance awards for perfect attendance. Rosemary Cullen earned a silver star for one absence. A radio program followed the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Edmonds
West Third Street
Camp
Minnegala
Dixon
Camp Pattawatami
Committees Named to Arrange Annual Methodist Picnic
First Methodist church plans its annual picnic at Weed park on June 15 with a program of games and contests. A C Springborn and several named chairs lead dining, games, prizes, and volunteer groups from the Mary Philathea and Wesleyan classes, with youngsters to be entertained by Mrs. F G McCullough and teachers in the junior and primary departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Ballew
C.A. Pease
Weed Park
First Methodist Church
A. C. Springborn
F. Kotneman
Houseman
Henry Froehner
Clarence Bloom
Frank Kemper
Frank Drake
Housemans
Earl Harold
Home Builders
R. Conor
J Kemble
Harry Rahe
Jack Colvin
Wesleyan
H.D. Webster
J. Klotz
W. F. Demorest
A. Wickey
Boy Scouts
Elmer TeStrake
William Grensing
Tom Dywiak
Reunions Planned at Weed Park and Wild Cat Den Next Month
Family groups schedule gatherings in June at Weed park and Wild Cat Den state park. Reeves Sissel Sullivan Dowdall Gotlieb Kaufmann Ford families plan meetings with picnics, programs, and basket dinners. Officials listed include Reeves president Harry and Kaufmann president F E with several officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Harvey Fix
Gotiieb Kaufmen
Weed Park
F. E. Kaufmann
J. J. Fishburn
Pearl Main
C.B. Kaufmann
F. R. Kaufmann
Ford
Sissel
Sullivan-Dowdall
Wilton Man Takes Minnesota Bride
Frances Anderson daughter of Tamarack Minnesota and John Laucamp of Burlingame California were united in marriage at South Bethel parsonage with Rev Otis Moore performing the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mary Ellen Moore and Fred Marell. The bride wore tan crepe with rust accessories. They will reside in Burlingame where the groom works as an automobile mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lipron
Frances Anderson
Minneapolis
Henry Anderson
Tamarack
Burlingame
Mulford Society Plans Picnic at Musser Park
The Ladies Aid Society of the Mulford Congregational Church sponsors a Wednesday picnic supper. Members, families, and church members are invited to attend at Musser Park for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
Mulford Congregational Church
Musser Park
Local Youth Event Chairs Named For Activities
The young people appoint Glenn McCullough as chairman for the horseshoe pitching contest and baseball game project with Hugh Chance. C Bloom serves as chairman alongside Dr. L L Weis for the same event efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn McCullough
Hugh Chance
C. Bloom
L. L. Weis
Social and church society notices spill into town events
The First Presbyterian Industrial society meets in church parlors Thursday with hostesses Mrs Kate Eichenauer and Mrs Anna Cochran. An auxiliary to the Spanish American War Veterans plans a Wednesday night meeting at 8 pm in city hall club rooms. The Mission Circle of the First Congregational Church meets Friday at 9 pm at Mrs Fred Phillis on West Fourth. Mrs W J Beatty presides. J B club gathers at Mrs Mary Wollett’s on Iowa Avenue Wednesday. Geneva Golf and Country Club hosts Ladies Day parties starting this week. The WCTU meets at the YWCA discussing a $1,000,000 education fund for temperance, to produce materials for schools and signs. The next meeting will be a July picnic at Bloomington Community Church grounds. Reservations for a Geneva Golf Club ladies luncheon must be in by Wednesday, the luncheon to start at 1 pm, hosted by the Geneva luncheon committee. Bridge will be played in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Society of the
First Presbyterian Church
Kate Eichenauer
Anna Cochran
The
City Hall
Mission
Circle of the First Congregations
Fred Phillis
West Fourth Street
W. J. Beatty
J. B. Club
Mary Wollett
Iowa Avenue
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Moss
Smuth
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Viola Smith
Bloomington
Commi Eridge
Old Ladies Home Board Holds Monday Meeting
Routine business was transacted at the Old Ladies Home board meeting Monday afternoon. Repairs are nearly completed with pewter work finished and five new porch repairs nearing completion, with painting remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD ‘Ladies' Home
Old Ladies Home
Evangelical League Holds Business Meet
A Young People’s league session at the Evangelical and Reformed church included a devotional by Miss Marguerite Lehmid who spoke on a missionary paper about Kagaiwa. A June 28 social picnic at Lowe Run is planned with committee members Catherine Mittman Arthur Mittman and Marguerite Schmidt. A follow up business devotional meeting is set for July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's League of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
Marguerite Lehmid
Kagaiwa
Lowe Run
Catherine Mittman
Arthur Mittman
Marguerite Schmidt
Da. V. Arranges for Party Meeting
At a Daughter of the Union Veterans meeting in the Memorial room of the courthouse plans were made for a party gathering. The event will be held Friday afternoon at Mrs. Lela Ripson’s home at 607 East Eighth Street with Mrs. Elizabeth Small assisting. Special guests are invited and reports on Decoration Day activities were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Union Veterans
Lela Ripson
East Eighth Street
Elizabeth Small
Ripson
Lady Elks Plan Business Meeting At Elks Home
A social and business gathering of Lady Elks is set for Thursday at 2130 at the Elks home. Contract, anc ient and five hundred will be played. Co chairmen are Mrs Harry Ley and Mrs Art Umlandt with a committee including Mrs J J Haverkamp, Mrs Carl Rauch, Mrs G P Peterson, Miss Gertrude Glass, Mrs C P Hanley and Mrs B C Roundy from Columbus Junc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Elks
Elks Home
Harry Ley
Art Umlandt
J.J. Havercamp
Carl Rauch
G. P. Peterson
Gertrude Glass
Ars. C. P. Hanley
B. C. Roundy
Columbus Junction
Philathena meeting scheduled tonight at church
Members of the Philsthea class of the First Methodist church will meet in the church barquet room at 7:45 p m for a business meeting program entertainment and refreshments. Committee members include Mrs E E Baker chairman Misses Frances Will Margaret Kemble and Mesdame Cora De Camp Alla Devere Lavina Fulham F G McCullough L P Olhmer and R C Zeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
E. E. Baker
Frances Will
Margaret Kemble
Mesdame
Cora de Camp
Alla Devere
Lavina. Fulham
F. G. McCullough
L. PF. Olhmer
R. C. Zeller
Memorial Service for W B A Branch Honors Longtime Member
The annual Memorial service of the Women s Benefit Association honored a member who died Jan 2 1938 after forty years of membership. Mrs Lettie Gamble presided and Mrs Anna Hank led floor work with color bearers and guards. Doris Havercamp was flower girl and Bobby Lewig page. June 20 meeting planned with Mrs Maude Sauer at 405 Cedar Street. Donna Mae Metzger s sixth birthday noted with her mother Mrs Le Roy Metzger hosting a party at 714 West Fulham Ave. Guests included Mary Ann Bowman Patty Nonts Richard Schmelzer Marilyn Mason and Richard Weaks. large birthday cake and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Benéfit Association
Brand
Lettie Gamble
Anna Hank
Doris Havercamp
Bobby Lewig
Page
Maude Sauer
Cedar Street
Donna Mae Metzger
LeRoy Metzger
West Fulham Avenue
Mary Ann Bowman
Patty Nonts
Richard Schmelzer
Picnic Marks Close Of Tri C Schedule At First Presbyterian
The Tri C class of the First Presbyterian church held a year end picnic supper in the church parlors Monday night. About twenty five members attended and enjoyed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Fairail Named Head for Tri-T
Mrs Kenneth Farrall elected president of Chapter M of Tri-T at Mrs Pye M Jessup home. Officers named include Mrs Lloyd Bunker as vice president Mrs Wil bur Thorsen treasurer Mrs Walter TeStrake recording secretary Mrs C M Stanley corresponding secretary and Mrs Harold Bradall historian. Plans for Tri-T camp Aug 8 to 22 at Camp Lincoln and a July 16 dinner to celebrate founding anniversary discussed. Next meeting July 11 at Mrs John Potter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Farrall
Pye M- Jessup
Lloyd Bunker
Wilbur Thorsen
Walter TeStrake
C. M. Stanley
Harold Bradall
Camp Lincoln
Kenneth Fairall
John Potter
Monroe. Street
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William Neff
Lucas Street
S.C. C
Robert Rauch
Ida Lechner
Edna Margaret Neff
Catherine Nell
Edna Neff
Duino Club
Duino’club
Luella Hunter
Illinois
Paul Ridge
Ridge
Fred Kaufman
Washington Street
Elizabeth Lange
Will Kaufman
Nelson .Graham
Grant Graham
Freddie
Roy Ridge
Harlan
Jessie Finch
Des Moines
Robert Kaufman
Myrta Sywassink
Fairbanka Home For
Wilton
Minnesota
Mulford Society
Gildas
Spurgeon
HNC
Hollywood
Rayon
Joke Lyn Ao
Tvoc
Pienter
Evangelical League
DA. V
Metzger
McKean
ST. Mary’s
Earl McKean
St. Mary's Hall
James Madden
Clara. Huff
Gertrude Korte
Gertrude Bueser
Trene Huff
Ottis E. Graham
Gpurgeon
Mayon
Batiste
Ois
Fie
Wonderful Garmenta
Zig Zag Rayon
White
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