Golden Age Members Honored by First Methodist Group
Golden age members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Fest. Methodist Church were honored at a luncheon. The Satah Circle organized refreshments for 73 members and four guests. Statements noted future events including migrant lunch Aug 6–10 and a camp June 23–July 2. A remembrance poem honored departed members.
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Golden Age
First Methodist Women’s Group
Woman's‘ Society of Christian Service
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Mary Greene Honored at Bridal Showers
Mary Greene has been honored at multiple bridal showers ahead of her June 10 wedding to Phillip D. Chalupa at Grace Lutheran Church. Guests from Bettendorf Davenport and local families attended linen, miscellany, and bridge parties with prizes awarded to several guests and refreshments in yellow and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Greene
Miss Greene
Phillip D. Chalupa
Grace Lutheran
Sharon Jacobs
Lonnie Sulzbeiner
Mary Lynn Diercks
Judy Fischer
Kidson Dean
C. H. Dose
Davenport
Walter
Arthur
Rollo
Donaltel Chalupa
Warren Kurriger
Jack Posten
Jerry Nelson
Robert Offerman
Starkweather and Brockert to Wed in July Ceremony
Starkweather and Renham announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Tam Brockert of Route 5. The wedding is set for July at 2 p.m. at Masseyville Methodist Church with no formal invitations. friends and relatives are invited to attend and join a church reception after the ceremony.
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Adam Starkweather
Renham
Linda
Tam Brockert
Masseywile Methodist Church
Colorado Honeymoon Follows McDonald and Fricke Wedding
Morning Sun couples Tomy A Fricke and Phyllis Kay McDonald wed in a double ring ceremony at Morning Sun Methodist Church. Rev. Robert T Dodder and Rev. A V Werle officiated as guests admired blue and white floral arrangements, organ music, and a silk organdy gown with Chantilly lace. Attendants included Mary Catherine Reid and July Connelly with others in blue organza, reception followed for 275 guests. After June 18 the couple will reside in Ames Iowa with Fricke employed in agriculture engineering and McDonald pursuing studies. Out of town guests from multiple Iowa towns and Missouri attended.
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Morning Sun
Coloraddo
Tomy A. Fricke
She
Mooning Sun Methodist Church
Robert T. Dodder
Guthrie Center Methodist Church
A. V. Werle
Mr. McDonald
Mary Catherine Reid
Joan Dadter
Robert Dedder
Gus- Shine Center
Rickey Decker
Charles Decker
Aledo
Dan Ross
Burlington
Norm Petermeine
Melbourne
Torey Porrenoud
Donnellson
Junction
Shivon McKinrey
Butlington
Judy Hamilton
Merry Nichols
Maven McDonald
Richard Robb
Yarmouth
Lincoln Apartments
Ames
Mus
Fricke
Simpson College
Garden Club Meeting Monday in Muscatine
The Muscatine Garden club plans a Monday gathering at the YWCA on June 11. ISU extension entomologist Dr. Harold Gunderson will speak, with topics led by Mrs. Opal Fry and Mrs. H. B. Banta. A lower arrangement titled Wonderland of Roses will be shown by Mrs. George Gebhardt. Members are reminded of the cookie sale. the executive board meets at 1 30 p.m.
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Muscatine Garden Club
YWCA
Guosh
Fey
Harold Gunderson
ISU
Ames
Opal Fry
H. B. Banta
George Gebhardt
Miss Sweitzer Weds J Michael Yeager at Danforth Chapel
Paula Diane Sweitzer daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Sweitzer and J Michael Yeager son of Mr and Mrs J Earl Yeager exchanged rings Thursday at Danforth Chapel SUI campus Iowa City officiated by Rev George Patterson The ceremony featured white gladioli oak leaves and white candles A wedding dinner followed at Massower Inn The couple will reside at 602 N Linn Town City while pursuing studies Yeager Tallied a senior in College of Pharmacy SUI with Sweitzer a senior in Medical Technology Attendees traveled from Muscatine Pearl City Marion and Freeport IL
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Paula Diane Sweitzer
Paul Sweitzer
J. Michael Yeager
J. Earl Yeager
Harlem
Freeport
Til
Danforth Chapel
Sui Campus
Iowa City
George Patterson
First Methodist Church
Ann, Sweilver
Roger Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Massower Inn
N. Linn
Town City
Yeager
SUI
College of Pharmacy of
Muscatine
Pearl City
Marion
Local events and gatherings in Muscatine and area
Muscatine unit of national hairdressers and cosmetologists meets Monday at Ruth Eisner's home with steak supper at 6:30 and new officers to be installed. Hershey Hospital Guild picnic supper Tuesday at hospital with officers to be elected and hospital tour. Hucke Schaefer reunion set for Sunday June 10 at Grandview Park with noon basket meal. Miss Hintermeister to be bridesmaid for Wayne Schnsider at First Christian Church on Sunday June 1. Rainbow Girls ice cream social at Ans Kaufmann home with pie and cake contributions due by 5 p.m. William Wendlandt and wife return from Chicago buying trip.
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National
Ruth Eisner
Hershey Hospital Guild
Oleate
Hoslessog
van Zanekt
Mes
Tillie Kreisehmer
Minnie Mirkman
Mue Yel Southall
Bloomington
Belte Hine Formeister
Spangler Chapel
WSCS
Hintermeister
Wayne Sehnsider
Sanday
First Christian Church
Muscatine
Ans Kaufmann
Washington
Kaufmann
Carter and Meeke nuptials set for Sunday in Fairport
Miss Donna Carter and Spd Vernon Meeke will exchange wedding vows Sunday June 10 at 3 p.m. at Ziegler Memorial Lutheran church New Era. Reception follows in the church hall. Carter is daughter of Lloyd and Mrs Carter of Fairport. Meeke is son of Cecil and Mrs Meeke of Fairport. He is stationed with the Army at Fort Bliss Texas.
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Donna Carter
Spd Vernon Meeke
Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
New Era
Miss Carter
Lloyd Carter
Fairport
Meeke
Cecil Meeke
Tex
Nellie Job Is Honored at Bridal Shower
A large shower honoring Miss Nellie Jol was held Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John Snider, 110 Van Horn. Miss Jol will become the bride of Raymond Miller on June 4. Guests wore green and white, prizes went to several guests, door prize to Mrs. Bess Jens, with 20 attendees and refreshments served.
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Nellie Job
Nellie Jol
Life Home
John Snider
van Horn
Jol
Raymond Miller
Voerlinda, Davis
Henry Job
Grace Miller
Doris Dietrich
Cc Ann Boynton
Bess Jens
Hasigeses
Bethy Snider
Delores Strong
Phyllis Fuhlman
Myers to Speak at Muscatine BPW Meeting
J W Myers administrator of Muscatine General hospital will speak at the Muscatine Business and Professional Women's club June meeting at the Hotel Muscatine Wednesday June 13 with dinner at 6 30 pm reservations due by Tuesday noon at the library. Roby Ashy and Verona Ott will install officers. Reports on the state convention will be given by Mabel Terry and Dorothy Bourke. Rudy Fischer chairs the national security committee for meeting prep. Members listed include Louise Gackle Grace Marden Frances Kelley and Eikel May Northey. Board meeting set for 315 pm Monday June 12 at the Civic Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Myers
Muscatine General Hospital
Muscatine
Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mabel Terry
Dorothy Bourke
National Security
Rudy Fischer
Louise Gackle
Grace Marden
Frances Kelley
Eikel May Northey
Civic Center
Park Avenue WSCS Meets at Church With 25 Present
Park Avenue Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church with 25 present. Mrs Jacob Drom led devotions, Claude Healy led the lesson, George McCullough and three others assisted. Communications were read by three members. The group decided to donate silverware and dishes for migrant workers. Hostesses were Mrs George Hayes and Mrs Harold Negus.
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Jacob Drom
Claude Healy
George McCullough
Mabel Shepard
Amos McNeal
Adolph Stender
Paul Robert
Harold Danson
George Hayes
Harold Negus
Engagement of Spitznogle and Wischmeier Announced
Mrs Maxy Shellburg of Wapella announces the engagement of Virginia Spitznogle to Glen A Wischmeier of Route 3 Burlington son of Mrs Arthur Wischmeier and the late Arthur Wischmeier The bride elect is a Wapella Community High School graduate and has worked three years at Town Industries in Burlington Mr Wischmeier a Sperry High School graduate is a farmer ten miles north of Burlington A summer wedding is planned.
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Wapella
YW Wives Plan Boat Trip
Eleven members attended the YW Wives club meeting at the NWCA on Wednesday afternoon. Mary Jane Koenigsaecker was elected treasurer. The next gathering is June 20 on the Kent Feed boat with dock at Cayners at 2 pm. The nursery will be open at the YWCA. Cyndi Brown introduced her grandmother Mrs Mary Faith Har who gave a handwriting demonstration. Kathy Mann chaired the refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW Wives Club
NWCA
Mary Jane Koenigsaecker
Kent
Cayners
YWCA
Cyndi Brown
Mary Faith Har
Kathy Mann
Presbyterian Women Meet for Dessert Lunch
The United Presbyterian Women of the First United Presbyterian Church met Thursday in the church parlor. Circle A served a dessert luncheon with Mrs. Don Morris as chair. Miss Glyde Beachhead from The Furdans was welcomed and gifts were presented. Members were urged to submit summer medical offering envelopes before June 21. The program featured slides “Women in the New Nations of Africa” presented by Mrs. Richard Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Women of the
First United Presbyterian
Circle A
Don Morris
Adoph Mare "Klein
Leslie Simpson
Claudé Clarris
Glyde Beachhead
Righard Stanley
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