Newcomers to Muscatine: Audas and Mohror Families Move In
Mr. and Mrs. Max Audas relocate from Norton Kansas to 620 Roscoe Muscatine with Audas as Rock Island Railroad track supervisor. They lived in the country near Muscatine from December through May before moving to the city. Also moving in are Mr. and Mrs. Max Mohror and six children from Brookings South Dakota to 409 Park Ave. Mrs. Mohror works at Muscatine Gas and Light Co. The family, with four sons and two daughters, belongs to the Methodist church. Richard Jellon and his wife Sherrie move from Burlington to 2825 Houser and attend Faith United Church of Christ. Mrs. Leibli works at Grain Processing Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Audas
Muscatine
Norton
Kans
Roscoe
Audas
The
Rock Island Railroad
Max Mohror
Brookings
Park Ave
Richard Jellon
Houser
Burlington
Leibli
Grain Processing Corp
Sherrie
Faith United Church of Christ
Women’s Fellowship Elects Officers at Conesville
The Grace United Church of Christ Women’s Fellowship in Conesville held its June meeting with 18 members present in the church Friendship room. New officers elected were Elizabeth Lutz as president, Irma Smith as vice president, and Sylvia Platts as secretary treasurer. Plans were made for the July 5 guest day with Everett Henson as speaker and for the church’s July start of the new year theme Living Our Faith in Today’s World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Women’s Fellowship
The
Grace United Church of Christ
Mary McKee
Elvera Maxwell
Back
Margaret Schlichting
Shirley McUllough
Irma Smith
Elizabeth Lutz
Sylvia Platts
Missionary Education
Winifred Maxwell
Shirley McCullough
Marie Williams
Washington
Ira Smith
Anita McKean
Pearl Kennedy
Vera Showalter
Everett Henson
Columbus Junction
Blanche Carter
Edna Coffin
June Houseal
Isabelle Buser
Hazel Satterthwaite
Miss Theresa Kroemer Weds James Schnack in London
Theresa A Kroemer daughter of Edwin and Mrs Kroemer married James E Schnack son of Everett and Mrs Schnack at Trinity Lutheran London on Friday June 9 Rev Earl Elowsky officiated. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Robertz Kroemer and bridesmaid Miss Karyl Joachim. Best man was Mary Myers. Terry Kroemer and Steve Paulsen were groomsmen. Reception at church fellowship hall and London Legion hall followed. The couple will reside at 519 1/2 Fifth Wilton. Theresa is a Clarence graduate. James is a Bennett graduate and works at International Harvester Farmall Division. Out of town guests from Muscatine Cedar Rapids Wilton Wyoming Tipton Clarence Bennett Wheatland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa A. Kroemer
Edwin Kroemer
James E. Schnack
Everett Schnack
Bennett
Trinity Lutheran Church
London
Earl Elowsky
Mary Myers
Terry Kroemer
Clarence
Steve Paulsen
Stockton
London Legion Hall
Norman Kroemer
Lorren Voss
Robert Glaser
Elda
Donna Kruckenberg
Dianne Bishop
Sherry Norris
Pat Holse
Marcia Gritton
Sheryl Doermann
Ellen Sangera
Chris Hintze
Mary Lou Schnack
Marcia Dettmann
Chris Joslin
Diane Bowman
Gwen
Gayla Thien
Wilton
Schnack
Clarence Community High
Eastern Iowa Light and Power
Bennett Community Schools
Muscatine
Krouth
Flair Fashion Salon
Iowa City
Mr. Krouth
University of Iowa Physilcal
Park Avenue Methodist Bible School Starts This Summer
Park Avenue Methodist church began its summer Bible school with sessions every Wednesday from 9 to 11 in June and July for kindergartners through sixth graders. Teachers span kindergarten to sixth grade, with Rev Hotle as superintendent and the WSC handling refreshments. Planning committee includes Mrs. McCullough, Mrs. Elder, and Mrs. Weierhsuer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenue
Tom Nurse
Tom Hotle
Ron Davis
Bob Jones
Keith Weiershouser
Harry Stammer
Clara McKeown
Herb Dickinson
Linda Rickey and Robert Chapman Plan Aug 6 Wedding
Mr and Mrs James Rickey of 807 Poplar announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Yvonne to Robert Keith Chapman, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Chapman of 1007 Lucas. The wedding is set for Sunday August 6 at 2 pm at the First Evangelical United Brethren church with a reception in the church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rickey
Poplar
Linda Yvonne
Robert Keith Chapman
Albert Chapman
Lucas
Evangelical United Brethren Church
YWCA Summer Schedule Highlights Calendar Activities
The YWCA announces a full summer schedule with activities for children and girls eight through sixth grade, teens seventh grade and over, and adults. Daily programs include swim classes, plunge sessions, story hours, drill teams, family swims, museum trips, and evening clubs such as investment, junior angus, duplicate bridge, and NEC meetings across weekdays and weekends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Plunge
Reservoir Park
Mrs Bolton Honored At Bridal Shower
Sixty five relatives and friends attended the miscel laneous bridal shower for Mrs Suzanne Townsley Bolton Thursday evening. The event at the Cranston Grange hall was sponsored by the Oak Grove Fellowship with Wanda Harvey and Mrs Richard Turner in charge of games. Gloria Hofer assisted the bride in opening gifts. Pink and rose decorations matched the chosen colors. Tea table presided by Mrs Emily Townsley and Mrs Forrest Townsley.
Grandview Missionary Society Meets
Grandview Missionary Society gathered Thursday at the Grandview Community church basement for a potluck with 19 members, two visitors, and five children. Devotions led by Mrs. Marion Kemp. letters from Rita Salls and Jess and Ruth Chris Hansen read. two barrels for Rita's Africa mission school packed. next meeting July 13 hosted by Mrs. Pat Bonnichsen and Mrs. Ola Garnes. Norris Robbins underwent surgery Friday at University hospital in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Missionary Society
Grandview
The
Missionary Society
Grandview Community Church
Lucille Gipple
Helen Bender
Marion Kemp
Rita Salls
Jess
Ruth Chris Hansen
Rita
Africa
Pat Bonnichsen
Ola Garnes
Sweetland WSCS Meetings Highlight Devotions and Plans
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met in the church parlors with devotions on The Church and People with Special Needs. Lois Finke is slated to speak July 10 at 2 p.m. and committees for the coming year were updated. Also noted were future camp support, the School of Christian Missions starting June 30 in Des Moines, a bridal shower planned for Miss Bonita Nitzel, and July program plans. A skating party celebrated Robin Eckhardt’s 11th birthday, and the Mary Oelrich and Peter Peters descendants held a Wilton park reunion with 78 attendees and a planned 1968 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Women’s Society of Christian Service
James van Nice
Clifford Burr
Merle Glenney
Vernon _Toyne
Harold Moran
Lois Finke
School of Christian Missions
Des Moines
Bonita Nitzel
Gordon Day
Ray Hetzler
Milton Borgstadt
Edna Belle Bancks
Harold Hetzler
Weldon Martz
Arthur Swanson
Gladys Swanson
Kenneth TeStrake
George Reynolds
Elmer Chitfield
WSCS
Nellie Connor
Oren Coram
Vernon Toyne
Henry Rahif
Edgar Kemper
James van Camp
Harald Moran
Mary Oelrich
Peter Peters
Wilton Park
Violet Peters
Francis Kuehl
Harold Cromer
Kenneth Kuehl
Jarry Schneider
Kay Grimm
Peeling citrus by scoring rind for candying strips
Scoring the rind with a small sharp knife allows peeling sections cleanly. Removed rind can be cut into even strips suitable for candying the citrus peel.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Womens Editor
Donna Audas
Tippy
Mr. Audas
Brooklyn
Iowa
Lexington
Baptist Church
Mohror
Jessie Willis
Willis
Erat. Lie
Cou
Whitman
IT Folger's Coffee
Cindy
Valencia
Vox
Roar
Pepsi-Cola
Theresa Kroemer
James Schnack
Lorenz Hoffmeier
Larry Amerine
Mr. Kraemer Escorted
His Daughter
Robertz -Kroemer
Karyl Joachim
Sig- Quincy
Lyndh Dittmer
Wheatland
Genevieve Asmus
Keith Krouth
Park Avenue Methodist
Linda Rickey
Robert Chapman
Amicae
Blue Triangles
Ywca Board Finance Committee
Investment Club
Junior Angus Meeting
NEC
Duplicate Bridge
Lone Tree Aid
Lone Tree Aid Society
Mabel Sexton
Nellie Werner
Minnie Wabnitz
Norris Robbins
University Hospital
Tait
Li ‘ Cleaners
Furriers
West Second Street
Dial
W.S.C.S
MYF
Maynard Eckhardt
Robin
Will
Norman Maurer
Harry Schafnit
Iowa Ave
Ralph J. Wittich
Suneral
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