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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
10
The New Boston Community Club plans a country and western show at the fish fry park in July with date to be announced. The club seeks girls as queen candidates for the fish fry. An all girls combo from Aldeo will be featured. The next club meeting is at 8 p.m. July 7.
West Liberty Adah Rebekah Lodge honored past noble grands at a regular meeting and prepared for upcoming district events. Ethel Satterthwaite and Ethel Lehman announced election tellers. Irene Perkins, Efra Maxson, Beulah Noving and Grace Timmerman organized a luncheon for 20 past noble grands. Also, Frank and Margaret Hollenbeck celebrated 41st wedding anniversary. District convention set for June 28 at Columbus Junction. Rebekah picnic planned July 13 at Clear Lake. Birthday refreshments to be provided by Lucile Davisson, Letha Porter, Felicitas Braun and Erdine Kruse. The Past Noble Grand circle met June 10 at Ethel Satterthwaite’s home with Bessie Hoss assisting.
New York AP reports Bankers Trust Co the seventh largest U.S. bank moved to raise the prime rate to 3.5 percent over the weekend sparking confidential talks among major banks. Officials say the shift aimed to counter market forces and inflation fears while warning it may affect big corporations and credit access. The article notes hesitation among banks and the broader impact on lending as inflation concerns persist.
Worship services for United Methodist churches in Columbus Junction and Columbus City are listed for Sunday June 15. Columbus Junction holds services at 9 30 church school and 10 45 worship with baptism. conference reports by Warren Lewis and Richard Utter. Columbus City hosts 8 30 worship and 10 30 church school with reports. Rev Earl Josten will complete his tenure here. W S C S members vote to donate all proceeds from their June 20 auction to the church building fund as excavation for the new church will begin soon.
Deeds recorded reflect hope to cut project debts through fundraising. W S C S circles run sales of salad cookbooks rummage bake and stationery to support programs. Household sale at Louisia County Fairgrounds Friday June 20 begins 6 15 p m with pie sandwiches and coffee served on grounds from 5 p m. Rose Dickey transfers property to Eleanor Gross. Gross to Ellis Negus and Ina Negus as joint tenants in Moscow and land in section 17 78 2 W.
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