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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1971
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Richard J Morrissey 112 W 6th will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Sunday from 1 to 4 p m Helen Korte and Richard Morrissey were married at St
ZLCW Group 1 met in fellowship hall as Mrs. Mardeen Boyce led a 1 Corinthians Bible study. Members celebrated birthdays for Rev. Fred Boyce and others, discussed a June 7 to 13 vacation Bible school, a June 13 family picnic, and closed with the Lord's Prayer. A nuptial mass at Mathias Church on June 15 featured Rev. John J. Morrissey officiating. Attendants were Catherine Nell Henning and Joseph Morrissey. The couple has two children, Sgt. Michael R. in Vietnam and Pvt. Joseph B. at Fort Polk. open house and a 4:30 buffet are planned.
William Dale at 1227 Smalley was honored Saturday with a family dinner at his home. An open house Sunday afternoon featured Edith Kirsch and Mrs. Robert Cart pouring. Sixty eight guests attended from Davenport Columbus Junction Muscatine Rock Island Reynolds and Milan Ul.
The Laura Musser Art Gallery and Museum will open Tuesday to Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. and Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7 to 9. The displays feature Robert Bauer paintings, Con don Kuhl silver items, antique lighting devices, early volunteer firefighter memorabilia, and newly acquired paintings and prints. The Muscatine Room bedroom and Isabel Bloom garden sculpture remain on view. Volunteer guides for the week include Mrs. John VanderMaas JoAnn Bloom Mabel Terry on Tuesday and Mrs. Merrill Howe on Wednesday plus additional volunteers Thursday Saturday and Sunday.
Mr and Mrs C E Vander Ploeg of 2003 Lucas announce the engagement of their daughter Jana to Steven Tharp son of Richard Tharp of Edmond Oklahoma and the late Ruth Tharp No date is set Miss Vander Ploeg a Muscatine High graduate employed at Walgreens Mr Tharp a graduate of Iana Falls High employed at Monsanto Chemical Co
The Bette Putnam School of Dance will present a program titled Swing Into Summer With Dance on Thursday at 7 30 p m at Muscatine High School. The event is open to the public.
Chapter M of TTT meets at Mrs G A Sywassink home on Oakland Drive with a change of venue noted. Numerous ladies groups including Elks Auxiliary, Miriam Rebekah Lodge, Bloomington Grange, Pocahontas, YWCA trips, plus a long list of food and refreshment volunteers and transportation contacts. Judy Powell teaches acrobatic class.
A mother seeks advice as her daughter Cindy debates nose augmentation after high school. Friends debate natural beauty versus cosmetic change, with the adviser urging restraint and noting the daughter’s autonomy. A second letter from Margie Pu ckett and a snappy reply about experience as a teacher close the page.
The Aries child is an experimenter who seeks reading and exploration. Allow inquiry, avoid restricting the Aries, and expect mutual give and take as you learn alongside them. The forecast covers all signs with tailored guidance for daily focus and possible outcomes.
Miss Karen Elaine Kappeler and Raymond Bruce Warren will marry June 19 at 2 p.m. in a private ceremony at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Durant. Parents are Mr and Mrs Williams and Mr and Mrs Pat Birmingham. A reception will follow at the William Kappeler home from 7 to 9 p.m. The bride attends Scott Community College Davenport as a certified laboratory assistant. The groom attended New Mexico State University and is studying at Palmer College of Chiropractic.
A concise note suggests a breaking moment may cause personal shifts in direction, opportunities for travel, and if pursued alone, potential paths toward marriage. The emphasis is on transition and future plans prompted by a pivotal choice.
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