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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1975
Page
3
Schedule of Muscatine YWCA summer programs lists daily activities for children and teens from Monday through Friday including gymnastics, swim, square dancing, youth plunge, fishing, archery and team sports with multiple time slots and age groups.
Patricia Meyer and Michael Varney have chosen June 14 for their wedding at 7 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church with attendants Miss Patricia Ann Meyer and Michael John Varney. Matron of honor is Mrs. Peter Spinden with bridesmaid Miss Jeanine Hansen and flower girl Miss Stacey Ann Smith. Best man William Fishburn and groomsman Richard Hurlbut, ring bearer Eric Varney, and coordinators Craig Varney and John Ron Smith. Parents listed are Mrs. Henry H. Meyer of Muscatine and the late Mr. Meyer, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Varney Jr. of Muscatine.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichenauer of Mesa Arizona are visiting Muscatine with relatives. The Hichenauers, natives of Muscatine, celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary during the visit. Stella Kopf and Charles Eichenauer wed June 1 1910 in Muscatine and have two sons Raymond and Robert along with five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Jerry McFadden of Neuilly France visits his grandmother Mrs. Pearl Terry at 710 East Sixth Street and will see other relatives.
A reader asks how to meet a man visible in a neighboring highrise, Abby cautions against pursuing a window romance, and a security worker asks for patience at airport screenings while a grandmother shares joy in giving with “warm hands” to family.
Mr and Mrs Robert Buckman relocate from Akron Ohio to Muscatine and reside at 2305 Forest Parkway He works as a purchasing agent in construction management at Stanley Consultants Their daughters Vicky now Mrs Don Wells and Linda Mrs Tim Vollstedt share musical talents with piano and organ The Buckman family attends Afalissa Christian Church and enjoys golf bowling tennis crocheting and music Their dachshund Heide is part of the household.
Sixty one women played golf at Geneva Thursday. Low gross winners in the flights were Janet Barry first flight Rosemary Marauth second Sandy Laughlin third Blaine May fourth and Carol Carter fifth. Special prizes went to Melda McDermott Edith Schmalz Bebe Hahn Cynthia Maeglin Elaine May Norma Shepley Cheryl Morgan Bev Thomas and Billie Leabhart. Having hole nuts were Rosemary Maurath and Mary Ellen Goedken.
Miss Laurie Jo Kerschenske and Michael John Schmoldt exchanged vows at 10 a.m. Saturday in a garden at 2763 Houser St. Rev. Don Harding officiated. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Kerschenske and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schmoldt. Miss Laurie Williams was maid of honor. John Thompson was best man. A garden reception followed. The couple reside at 1284 W. Second St. Schmoldt is a graduate, employed at Evans Standard Station. Kerschenske is a Muscatine High School graduate, employed at Woolworths.
The Musserville United Methodist Church class meets for a 6 p.m. supper Tuesday in the educational hall, bring your own table service. PEO Sisterhood Chapter MN gathers 12 15 p.m. Monday for a picnic at Mrs Kathy Massey home with in charge by Mrs Norma Titus and Mrs Charlotte Worst. Chapter FC meets 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Trene Sweitzer 1206 Parker with Vanna Cook chairing a program Let Your Sisterhood Shine by Mary Jo Stanley and dessert beforehand. Also astrology notes by Sydney Omarr quoted by Merv Griffin.
Members of the MHS class of 1936 gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Howe to organize their 40th reunion set for June 1976. Co chairs Dorothy Federlein Nober and Lucille Miller Gorsuch. next planning meeting July 14 at Dorothy Naber’s home 1105 Robin Rd.
Mabel Flint, extension home economist for Muscatine and Scott counties, answers questions on freezing, canning, pickling, jelly making, and drying foods Thursdays in June and July from 3 to 8 p.m. at Muscatine Plaza mall. Call Muscatine or Louisa County Extension Offices with questions or request publications on food preservation.
Horoscopic notes for each sign with guidance on peace of mind, travel, work changes, and relationships. Leo and Libra addressed with practical leads and self deception cautions. Virgo favors community efforts while Pisces and Gemini themes include home remodeling and creative teaching. Birthday section highlights organizer traits and a new life phase starting in October.
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