Flag Staff Presented to Rotary by Y W C A Girl Reserves
A flag staff was presented Friday to Muscatine Rotary representatives A J Magnus and John Ficken by Girl Reserves from the YWCA camp. Miss Mildred Snider led the ceremony at the camp hut with singing. The event followed a 6 pm dinner for the guests and included remarks by Mr Ficken and a flag ceremony involving all girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Muscatine Rotary Club
A. J. Magnus
John Ficken
Mildred Snider
Ficken
O. L. Peck
Girl Reserve Committee
Lucy B. Milligan
V. W
Jean Gray
Ruth Lotspiech
Baptist Y P U Banquet Set At First Baptist Church
The Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist church plans its annual banquet for Friday night June 23 at the church. Gil Miller, past president, will be toastmaster. Officers will be elected and Lakes Aid Society serves the dinner. Committees include Entertainment chaired by Wilma Altenbernd and others. Decorations led by Gretchen Korneman. Tickets by Alice Lindee and Vivien Johnson with several assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church
Gil Miller
Lakes’ Aid Society
Wilma Altenbernd
Beverly Clapp
Edwynne Horst
Ralph Hackett Burton Mark
Menx
Gretchen Korneman
Elmer Steahr
Dorothy Schoemaker
Arthur Nyenhuis
Mildred Petersen
Alice Lindee
Vivien Johnson
Mabel Nash
Dorothy Greenwald
Ruth Schoemaker
Ruby Green
Robert Shantz
New Era Daily Vacation Bible School Closes
A large crowd gathered for closing exercises of the Daily Vacation Bible School at New Era Community Building. The seven day program featured songs memory verses and Bible quotes with expression displays and colored posters. Refreshments were sold by Phinindosa club women after the event. The school directed by Rev Ernest A Lack included Mrs Lack junior dept Rev Lack intermediate dept Miss Ida Mae Hetzler Miss Rita Mae Sau er and Mrs Alfred McGavock in art. Forty one students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
New Era
Phinindosa Club
Ernest A. Lack
Lack
Ida Mae Hetzler
Rita Mae Sauer
Alfred McGavock
Miss Selma Huston to Be Wed in July
Engagement notices reach Morning Sun that Miss Selma Huston daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Huston now of Long Beach California will marry in July A party at her home featured a musical program and bridge The ceremony is planned at Wee Kirk O the Heather in Glendale California
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Huston
T. J. Huston
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Huston
Heather
Glendale
Relatives Honor Mrs Scott Sample At Shower
About 25 relatives surprised Mrs Scott Sample at a miscellaneous shower held Friday afternoon at 308 West Highth Street. Mrs Sample formerly Miss Virginia Eichenauer. Bridge provided entertainment with Mrs Roy Bowman taking high score and Mrs Conrad Pippett receiving the consolation prize. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sample
West Highth Street
Sample
Virginia Eichenauer
Bridge
Roy Bowman
Conrad Pippett
Gingham Girls Meet with Mrs McKeown at Lucas Street
The Gingham Girls bridge club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Laura McKeown’s Lucas street home. High score prize went to Mrs Helen Krueger, second to Mrs McKeown, and a special award to Miss Florence Dora. Lunch followed. Next Friday the club meets with Mrs Leona Toyne on Sherman street.
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Gingham Girls
McKeown
Gingham Girls Bridge Club
Laura McKeown
Lucas Street
Helen Krueger
Florence Dora
Leona Toyne
Sherman Street
Wom en's Benefit to hold all-day Cedar River picnic
The Women's Benefit Association will host an all-day picnic at the Fred Vetter cottage on the Cedar River. Attendees meet at 902 Mulberry Avenue at 9:30 a.m. with transportation provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vetter
Cedar River
Women’s Benefit Association
Vetter
Mulberry Avenue
Lady Eagles Picnic at Weed Park Highlights Prizes and Cake
Twenty five Lady Eagles enjoyed a Thursday picnic at Weed Park with prizes awarded to Miss Imo Rosenfield and Mrs. Mabel Link. Mrs. Link donated a large lodge colored cake, while guests included Mrs. Nellie Mikesell and Mrs. Frieda Whitlock and her son Lloyd.
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Weed Park
Imo Rosenfield
Mabel Link
Mrs Hawley Hosts Kensington Club Meeting
Mrs Ira Hawley entertained 10 United Brethren Kensington club members and one visitor at 507 East Sixth Street Friday afternoon. Lunch was served after the meeting and plans were made for a July 28 picnic before the group disbands for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
A. B. Kensington
Ira Hawley
United Brethren Kensington Club
East Sixth Street
Morning Sun Methodist Church Board Party
Morning Sun's executive board of the Methodist church held a guest day party in the church parlor with 75 attendees. Ethel Frisque of Chicago spoke on her world trip, with music by D Cooley and Sebert. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Timmons and Alma, Mrs. Ochiltree, Mrs. Mason, and Miss Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning Sun Methodist Church Board
The
Methodist Church
W. G. Barr
D. Cooley
Sebert
Ethel Frisque
Chicago
Zed Jarvis
John Timmons
Alma
New London
Netta Ochiltree
Des Moines
Fern Mason
Mt. Union
Berniece Small
Wapelo
Four-H Officers Installed At State Convocation
Ames Iowa Four-H girls convened for a three day convention where new officers were installed. Geffrey of Greenfield Adair county was named president succeeding Ruth Bowman of Keokuk county. Other officers include Putzke Dayton Webster county vice president Nicholson Blairsburg Hamilton county secretary treasurer Hastings Jefferson Green historian. Installation by class officers included Bowman Depringer Mahaska county vice president Elva Brown Boone county secretary and Le Fever Muscatine county historian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convo Ames
Viola Geffrey
Greenfield
Adair County
Iowa
Mahaska County
Elva Brown
Boone County
Ruth le Fever
Muscatine County
Guest Day Observed by Missionary Group at A J Greiner Home
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal Church met Friday afternoon at Mrs. A J Greiner 1318 Park Drive. Forty seven attended as Mrs P W Francis reported finances and Mrs A D R Howe was elected treasurer while Mrs Francis vacations in Denver. Charles Richard offered piano solos with Mrs Leonard Weter singing, a skit Rosalie by Mr Richard Ruth Ryan and Alice Lindee, and refreshments were served. A July meeting was scheduled with August skipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Greiner
Park Drive
Women’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
L. C. Howe
J. S. Hitchcock
D. B. Addleman
P. W. Francis
A. D. R. Howe
Methodist Church
Muscatine
J. B. Rendall
Ministerial Association
Welfare Association
Good Will Committee
Wood couple learn of Clinton Wood marriage
Mr and Mrs Earl D Wood of 805 West Front street received word that their son Clinton F Wood and Miss Mable Boulanger of Green Bay Wisconsin were married in Green IA on May 29 The groom works for the American Telegraph company
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Wood
Clinton
Earl D. Wood
West Front Street
Clinton F. Wood
Mable Boulanger
Green Bay
Wis
Green, Ia
American Telegraph Company
Outing Planned by Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club
An all day outing is planned for Tuesday June 20 by the Royal Neighbors Sunshine club at the Ed Horst cottage on the Cedar river. Each member should bring sandwiches dishes and silver and a covered dish for the menu. The group will meet at a court square at 9 a.m. prompt.
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R. N. Sunshine Club
Royal Neighbors Sunshine Club
Ed Horst
Ceidar River
Court Square
Bridge Party at A E Baumer Home Lone Tree
Mrs A E Baumer and Mrs W H Yakish hosted a bridge party at the Baumer home on Thursday afternoon. Seven tables played with Mrs E C Green and Mrs Paul Eastland achieving the high scores. Guest list included numerous local ladies.
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A. E. Baumer
Lone Tree
W. H. Yakish
Baumer
E. C. Green
Paul Eastland
Karl Wiese
R. D. Petsel
Gustav Herring
Ross Rayner
W. H Younkin
H. A. Baker
Henry Rossman
W. R. Breuster
Cloyce Loehr
Ethyl McCullough
Elizabeth Kirkpatrick
Mabel
Annabelle Kirkpatrick
F. H. Kirchner
Gildra Kirchner
L. O. Adams
W. N. Shellabarger
Howard Huskins
Frank Soukup
D. V. Morgan
Jack Sherburne
George Brossma
Evan Carl
Walter Shoquist
H. C. Buel
Mabel Burr
Cleo Jarlrard
Celeste Baumer
W R C State Convention Names Muscatine Leaders
At Fort Madison the W R C elected Mrs Anna Beacham as department president and Mrs Helen Tadewald as department patriotic instructor. The event, presided by Mrs Elizabeth Rothe of Parkersburg, featured parades, ceremonies and a past officers breakfast. Plans included a float for the Centennial parade and a flag day program with the Industrial society. The next meeting is in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Brb. C. Como
Fort Madison
Anna Beacham
Helen Tadewald
Tadewald
City Hall
Muscatine
An Fox
Sue Brown
Elizabeth L. Rothe
Parkersburg
Bencham
Industrial Society
Degree Conferred on Wilton Native Maude Latchaw
Miss Maude Anna Latchaw daughter of Dr John R H and Zella Latchaw formerly of Wilton has earned a bachelor of philosophy in the humanities at the University of Chicago. She plans to begin a master’s program June 19 and resume violin studies with Leon Sametini after earlier lessons with Julius Paudiet in Muscatine.
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Wilton
Maude Anna _ Latchaw
John R. H
Zella Latchaw
Fred A. Latchaw
University of Chicago
Miss Latchaw
Leon Sametini
Chicago Musical College
Julius Paudiet
Muscatine
Royal Neighbors Plan Supreme Camp Meeting in Detroit
The 18th quadriennial supreme camp of Royal Neighbors of America will convene June 19 to 24 at the Bovod Cadillac hotel in Detroit. About 275 officers delegates and committee members will attend as legislation for the next four years is adopted and officers elected. installation follows a banquet on June 22 with ritual drills and work featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
Bovok- Cadillac
Detroit
Mich
Woodbine Camp
Rock Island
Union
Canada
Sweetland Church Hosts Charity Party With Gospel Groups
A program and party at Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church is planned for next Wednesday afternoon. Guests include King's Heralds and their mystery mothers from Park Avenue Methodist, along with Sweetland Standard Bearers. The event runs 2 to 4 PM, with attendees meeting at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland Church
Sweetland Methodist Episcopal Church
King’s Heralds
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Sweetland
King’s
Muscatine Rainbow Girls Receive Grand Cross of Colors
Delegates from Muscatine earned the grand cross of colors the highest Rainbow for Girls honor at the Davenport state convention. Honorees include Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilford Lor raine Fisher Jeannette Douglass Jennie Shellabarger Margaret Englund Lorraine Ward Frances Freyermuth Elizabeth Meerdink with many Muscatine members attending as past worthy advisors and mothers.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Frank Wilford
Lorraine Fisher
Jeannette Douglass
Jennie Shellabarger
Margaret Englund
Lorraine Ward
Frances Freyermuth
Elizabeth Meerdink
Muscatine Order
Barbara Birch
Ethelavis Hendriks
Maryella Fuller
Betty Keating
Jean Moore
George Meerdink
Ernest Moore
Laura Ward
Bargain Bride Begins Today in New York Society Tale
Barrett Colvin, a wealthy archaeologist, returns to New York and becomes entangled with Elinor Stafford while Lida Stafford schemes to keep Elinor from marrying him. Lida manipulates Vance Carter for money as she plots to inherit Miss Ella Sexton’s fortune, setting the stage for a web of deceit and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett Colvin
New York
Elinor Stafford
Barrett
Elinor
Lida Stafford
Becauee
Lida
Ella Sexton
Sexton
Marcia Radnor
Marcia
Harold Dexter
Gerald
Lisa
Ella
Miss Ella
Miss Sexton
Miss Smythe
Vance
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Rose Harden
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N. J
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England
Vance Carter
Bentwell
Fifth Avenue
Todd Langdon
Grier
F. M. Ziegler
Hershey Building
George Clark
Henry
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