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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1967
Page
9
The Conesville Camp Royal Neighbors of America lodge No. 6601 met Friday at the I.O.O.F. hall in Columbus Junction with oracle Mrs. Mary Etta Kemp presiding. Receiver’s report was by Mrs. Callie Everett and recorder’s report by Mrs. Winifred Maxwell. most of the meeting focused on convention preparations.
A humorous essay questions if men over forty become more attractive, cites survey-like opinions from several women, and contrasts male aging praise with harsher views on women. It blends satire with local reactions and ends noting deeds recorded in Muscatine property transfers.
AP Business Analyst reports supplemental airlines tracing roots to surplus WWII planes and ex military pilots, aiming for profits above 230 million this year. With 13 carriers, strong military and tourism demand, CAB rule shifts, and jets expanding capacity, they expect wide investor ownership and high load factors above 90 percent as prices move lower for travelers.
A June 13 1967 report outlines a practice session for the district convention to be held June 17 with Mrs. Doris Lynder presiding. Cards were signed to be sent to shut-ins. Special guest was district deputy Mrs. Al ice Schrader of Wapello, with other guests including Mrs. Hazel Dwinell, Mrs. Jessie Kistler, Mrs. Doris Say Muscatine, and additional members. Refreshments were provided for 16 attendees by Mrs. Pearl Adams and Mrs. Mabel Abbott. The next meeting is set for July 21 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Anita McKean with Mrs. Anita Milder as co-hostess. Mrs. Cecelia Buser has returned after visiting her sister in Hannibal, Missouri.
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