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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
6
A Sunday School lesson argues that all wealth is God given and Christians are stewards. It praises liberal giving as wise investment, discusses tithing and flexible offerings, and links prosperity, moral responsibility, and the present economic mood.
A religious text blends Deuteronomy and Second Corinthians passages. It warns against forgetting God amid wealth and success and urges cheerful, generous giving as part of divine covenant and grace. The cited verses emphasize gratitude, humility, and reliance on God for sustenance and abundance.
Members of the Wapsie-Goshen boys' Four-H club and their parents will tour inspected on June 21 starting with a picnic dinner at the George Steen home. Edgar Rogers, club agent, announced today. The group will visit various projects the boys are undertaking this year.
A journal announces a touring project containing diverse types of works with no fixed route. Plans will be decided during the tour as it unfolds. Readers are invited to subscribe for updates and details.
Plans for five Muscatine county townships to hold sign-up days for the 1935 corn hog program were announced by William Cashman. Sign-ups occur in Fruitland Seventy-Six Fulton Goshen and Moscow with local organizers named. Bloomington and Cedar have sign-ups in progress. about 41 contracts in Bloomington are largely complete and 500 contracts expected across those in group 1.
Ainsworth-The Kensington club held a spring breakfast at Oak Park replacing the regular meeting. In two weeks the group will meet at Miss Pearl Gardner’s home. The Delta Dex club gathered at Mrs. Violet Lambert’s country home for needlework and visiting with Mrs. Floyd Letts and daughter Mary Gale. Florence Baird returns home from Waterloo to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Baird. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Easter return from Florida. Mrs. George Carson hosts a visit from her sister Mrs. Tillie Garlock of Oklahoma.
Carson and sister Mrs Garlock are visiting relatives in Keota. Mr and Mrs Frank Trotter and son William visited Keota on Tuesday. W H Anderson went to Oklahoma City Monday to visit his son Wylie Anderson and family. E R Butterworth, worshipful master of the local Masonic lodge, is attending grand lodge at Cedar Rapids this week.
Mrs Eva McBeth a case worker in the relief office here for the last year will leave Saturday to take a similar post in Davenport officials announced Miss Clara Schwandt director. McBeth was assigned to the Muscatine office last summer coming to Iowa from Cleveland Ohio.
The King's Herald band gathered Wednesday afternoon at Barbara Lieberknecht's home. Plans were made for the annual Picnic for members and families at Weed Park in Muscatine in July. Refreshments of ice cream strawberries and cake were served. The gathering included Charlaine Austin Yvonne Toland Miriam Harriett Herrick Margie Noreen Dickinson John Hildebrand Dick Paine and others. The Philathea society will meet June 19 at Mrs Cloyce Downer's home with assistants Mrs L B Downer and Mrs L P Wilson.
Deeds recorded show C. A. Nichols selling to the First Trust Joint Stock Land Bank of Chicago in section 1-78-3W and M. Looney transferring Lot 1 Block 54 Butterfield's Addition to Wilton. A note about Hartz Mountain canaries observes they quiet when strangers approach but sing again on familiar sight.
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