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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Ward McMahon Route 4 will celebrate their Golden Anniversary with an open house at the YWCA Sunday June 17 from 2 to 4 p m Friends and relatives are invited but the couple asks that no girls be given Me McMahon and Vera Anni
Oakville residents announce the marriage of Patsy Ann Charbonneau to Warren L. Wilson at Rahoka Methodist Church in Missouri on November 4, 1961. Warren serves in Germany with the U. S. Air Force. Patsy is a 1962 graduate of Wapello Community School.
Bette Hintermeister and Wayne Schneider plan a June 17 ceremony at First Christian Church. Gloria Hintermeister will be maid of honor, Cathy Carnahan bridesmaid, LeAnn Armstrong flower girl, Gary Shepard best man, Jim Smalley groomsman. Reception to follow in church parlors.
The Van Buren Mills descendants gathered at Ronald King home Sunday. Five present. William Mills oldest. Freyermuth twins youngest. Officers elected Milburn Mills president, Robert Mills vice president, Kathleen Mills secretary treasurer, Donald and Mary Ann Mills entertainment, Shirley Braun and Donna Kay Braun table committees. Attendees included many Mills, Brauns, Kings, and relatives from Muscatine Pekin West Liberty Me. and Me. Mills families.
The First Assembly of God church begins a two week revival meeting at 7 50 p m Tuesday June 33 with nightly services at 7 20. Evangelist Joseph DeGrado of Dallas will speak and show color film and slides from campaigns abroad. Special focus on prayer for the sick. Gary Meerdinks of 2018 Crestine Drive is listed as a surgical patient at Morey Hospital in Town City with room 347.
Mr and Mrs Philip Dean Chalupa wed at Grace Lutheran in Arizona with Mary Jane Greene as bride. Officiant Rev C R Gesell led the double ring ceremony amid yellow rose decor. Music by Mrs Richard Drake and James Esmail featured "A Perfect Love" and "The Wedding Prayer".
Burlington Junior College honors graduates Morning Sun as Gary Burge and Raymond Bang, sons of local families, with Nursing degree recipient Patricia Delacil from Burlington School of Nursing. Local attendees, weddings, and summer work plans noted include plans for business, beauty academy, and temporary jobs across several states.
Local groups announce upcoming gatherings including Lady Elis busings and social meeting on Thursday at 7 p.m. plus Park Jane women breakfast Tuesday at 9 a.m. Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle Wednesday all day. Musserville Methodist COC class picnic Tuesday evening. Bloomington Grange Thursday with potluck in honor of National Dairy Month. Park Avenue Methodist Martha class meets for a church meeting to discuss division into WSCS circles and officer elections. Gamma Forum hosts at 1010 Sycamore Tuesday. VFW Auxiliary Junior Girls meet tonight. East ern Star Electa Chapter tonight. Boone PEO Sisterhood coffee Tuesday at 9:40 a.m. WAHS.
Muscatine FFA prepares for a camp at Lake McBride on July 9 10 and 11. In June the Fulton Sweetland and Montrelict groups will face Lake Bloomark and 76 chapters in softball.
Miss Ruth Muhlenburg daughter of Omer and Geneva Muhlenburg of New Boston married James Ewoor Baars son of Fred Baars of Muscatine at Park Avenue Methodist Church with Rev Stephen Root officiating. The couple, living at 1807 Latham, plan a short Ozarks trip after a reception.
Muscatine’s Larry Buster won Queen of the Show at the Tri City men’s rose show held Sunday. Judges awarded Mojave to his best “whining” rose while Dr. J. D. McPike took best medium. Henry Swartzendruber earned a floribunda trophy and best grand florora with Montezuma. Ed Morley claimed Princess of the Show with Burnaby and second best rose, as George Mermann showed Hawaii in open class.
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