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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1935

Page

5

Pretty Function Attracts at Congregational Church

One hundred and twenty women of the city attended a silver tea party at the First Congregational church Friday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Richards and Mrs. J. B. Chaplin served as hostesses as guests enjoyed songs readings and vocal solos amid flowers lanterns and balloons. The event featured readings by Howard McIlraith and musical numbers by Leo Hart Miss Wilma Alterbernd and Miss Edith Stocker with Miss Milne delivering a Mark Twain reading.

First Congregational Church Robert Richards J. B. Chaplin Howard Mcllrath Muscatine High School Leo Hart Wilma Alterbernd Grinnell College Grinnell Elizabeth Milne W. B. Milne Spencer, Ia Mark Twain Edith Stocker H. J. Hartman Congregational Aid Society

Sywassink Wins Golf Tourney At Iowa City Club

Mrs. G A Sywassink won low gross score at the Iowa City Country Club during an all day tournament and luncheon with Muscatine golfers as guests. West Liberty participants joined, and Muscatine women will visit Geneva Golf and Country Club later to host Iowa City women for golf.

G. A. Sywassink Iowa City Country Club Muscatine Iowa City Club West Liberty Geneva Golf and Country Club Iowa City

Picnic Basket Recipes For Deviled Ham Rolls And More

A vintage style guide offers picnic friendly foods including deviled ham rolls savory meat loaf and chocolate cupcakes. Instructions detail dough mixing baking times and temperatures for rolls meat loaf and cupcakes with serving tips and yield estimates.

Officers Chosen By M. E. Mission Society Members

Miss Herriet Rice was chosen president of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist Episcopal church at a Friday meeting at Mrs. B. F. Schwartz’s home. New officers include Mrs. J. A. Chamberlin as first vice president, Mrs. J. A Te Strake as second vice president, Mrs. James Hallbert recording secretary, Mrs. John Baker corresponding secretary, and Mrs. A. D. R. Howe treasurer. The program featured a musical followed by book reviews and reports on several titles. Two new members were welcomed: Mrs. A. W. Morgan and Mrs. W. D. Diercks.

Herriet Rice Woman's Homeonary Society First Methodist Episcopal Church West Fourth Street J. A. Chamberlin J. A Te Strake James Hallbert John Baker A. D. R. Howe Emma Parkin First Methodist Church Los Angels California Carol Elmer Steinmetz F. H. Little Henry Stone Harry B. Leem A. W. Morgan W. D. Diercks

Miss Bernice Stecher Honored at Pleasant Prairie Shower

Bernice Stecher was escorted through a flower arch into Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian church parlors for a miscellaneous shower. Six young women formed the arch and a sister accompanied the honoree. The event featured songs, readings, piano and xylophone solos, a gift presentation, and numerous attendees from Iowa Falls to Muscatine.

Pleasant Prairie Bernice Stecher Pleasant Prairie Presbyterian Church Alma Kretschmar Dorothea Stecher Dorothy Jenkins Gertrude Stecher Myrtle Jenkins Naomi Nicewanner Alberta Stecher Elaine Erwin Beverly Moorhead Mary Vera Petersen Marvel Grimm Bessie Moorhead Kathryn Grimm Maude Baker Alethea Paul Reading Nadine Bernick Shirley Jean Henke Ruth Hermann Anne Sissel Margaret Baker Iowa Falls Mae Ehrecke Eileen Florence Blahs Wilton Tony Brus Ella Brus Florence Brus Lorence Schwartz Fred Kretschmar Davenport Grace Henke Frances Dietz Anna Mae Hermann Ora Caciezell Velma Peterson Emma Baker Lena Drumm Lettie Baker Ethel Allbee Ella Jenkins Melinda Strunk Dan Grimm Emma Thomson Mary Beck Melinda Henke Evelyn Bentley Hazel Wulf Alvina Miller Sadie Wunder Anne Benshoof Minnie Egel Elizabeth Grimm Christina Sissel Annie Jenkins Mary Paul Maude Martz Bingelli Marie Bingelli Helen Martz Lulu Martz Frances Scherer Elizabeth Altman Verna Miller Reba Eis Hazel Wunderlich Nellie Wunderlich Lula Cole Mamie Hetzler Frances Jenkins Marie Plett Adam Paul Cheryl Paul Betty Jenkins Ida Otte Grace Petersen Norma Egel Mary Stecher Agnes Bochwoldt Frieda Lamp Dorothy Otto Beatrice Erna Bochwoldt Alice Bentley Belle Eis Lillian Eis Alma _ Kretschmar Inez Nicewanner Mildred Hermann Alice Jenkins Jennie Dose

J. H. Lukens Basks in 92nd Birthday Quietly at Home

J H Lukens celebrated his ninety second birthday at his home 200 East Seventh street with visitors and flowers throughout the day. He served as principal of the old Third ward school for 20 years and was once superintendent of a children's home at Davenport.

J. H. Lukens East Seventh Street Mr. Lukens Third Ward Davenport

Mrs Scott Hosts Kensington Group At East Sixth Street

Mrs. F C Scott entertained the United Brethren Kensington at 507 East Sixth Street on Friday afternoon. Eight members and 12 visitors attended a luncheon. A July 19 picnic at Weed Park is planned and meetings pause for July and August with a September potluck dinner to resume.

Scott A. B. Kensington F. C. Scott United Brethren Kensington East Sixth Street Weed Park

Executive Committee Named by Relief Corps

The Women's Relief Corps elected its executive committee for three months at a Friday meeting in the city hall club rooms. Members include Emma Leysen as chairwoman Fannie Holzhauer Alice Eis Julia Keiffer Nellie Griffin Gertrude Fultz and Sarah Craddock. Irene Fairall led in Dora Hermley absence. Jennie Tillie reported on the Wa terloo state convention highlights and others spoke briefly. A potluck supper preceded the meeting.

Women's Relief Corps City All Emma Leysen Fannie Holzhauer Alice Eis Julia Keiffer Nellie Griffin Gertrude Fultz Sarah Craddock Irene Fairall Dora Hermley Jennie Tillie Waterloo

Bermel Family Notables In Local Society Circles

Lucy Bermel Evelyn Arlene Dorothy and Dolores Bermel Mrs Bernice Sissel Betty and Wanda Eis appear in a local society roster highlighting family involvement in community events and social gatherings.

Lucy Bermel Evelyn Arlene Dorothy Dolores Bermel Bernice Sissel Betty Wanda Eis

Women of the Moose meet to install officers Monday night

Calendar reports that Women of the Moose will gather Monday evening to install new officers with lunch served afterward. Electa chapter No. 32 of the Order of the Eastern Star also meets Monday night at the Masonic temple with cards and refreshments to follow. Committee includes Mrs. Flossie Stein and Miss Delphine Reichert.

Women of the Moose Electa Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Flossie Stein Delphine Reichert

C I C Class Party At Miller Home

High Prairie church C I C class gathered 16 members at the Miller house near High Prairie Friday night. Prizes went to Carl Phillips, Mrs William Thomas, and Miss Erma Rann, with Fern Hitchcock and Burdette Hitchcock earning the consolation. Visitors included Mr and Mrs William Thomas of Illinois City and Miss Dorothy Legler, Miss Harriet Herrick, and Leslie Eyes of Muscatine. Next meeting set at Miss Marian and Harold Van Zandt home with Walter Miller leading devotions.

High Prairie Hilan Ronald Walter Miller Carl Phillips William Thomas Erma Rann Fern Burdette Hitchcock Illinois City Dorothy Legler Harriet Herrick Leslie Eyes Muscatine Miss Marian Harold van Zandt

Mr and Mrs Missel to Mark Sixteenth Anniversary

Mr J A Missel and Mrs Missel of rural route 5 prepare for their sixteenth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their home. About 20 relatives are expected to attend.

Right-Side Heart Occurrence Rarity Report

Medical records indicate about one person in every 30 000 has a heart located on the right side of the body. This rare condition, dextrocardia, affects routing and diagnosis but is usually compatible with life under proper care.

Miss Schliebe and Orville Schauland Wed in Freemont Home

Miss Virginia Schliebe of Freemont Wisconsin and Orville Schauland of Muscatine wed at the bride’s Freemont home in a ceremony attended by Muscatine guests including E Schauland grandfather of the groom. The bride is a University of Wisconsin alumna and the groom recently passed the bar exams and will practice law in Iowa.

Virginia Schliebe Freemont Wis Orville Schauland Muscatine E. Schauland New Hampshire Street C. Thomas Anna Wigim William Umlandt Bernard Eversmeyer University of Wisconsin Schauland State University of Iowa

Beaham Named to State W R C Committee

Mrs Anna Beaham of Muscatine was named to the Iowa scholarship committee of the Iowa Women’s Relief corps by Mrs Theresa L Marsh of Fairfield. The official staff for the new term includes Leah B Ferrell Webster City on the committee, and Orpha B Turner Fairfield as secretary with Ethel Shephard Council Bluffs inspector and other appointments across Iowa.

Anna Beaham Muscatine Iowa Iowa Women’s Relief Corps Theresa L. Marsh Fairfield Leah B. Ferrell Webster City Bencam Orpha B. Turner Ethel Shepherd Council Bluffs Harriet G. McCullough Des Moines Viola Shepherd Mt. Union Sarah Kaveny Waukon Marie L. Basham Clara C. Webster Iowa City Maude Troutner Marshalltown Bessie M. Musgrove Ottumwa Lizzie Sturgis Sioux City Nettie Burdine Sigourney Soldiers’ Orphan’s Home Catherine Geneve Davenport Maude Yanaway Lulu C. White Oskaloosa

Postnuptial Honors Mrs. GwenDolyn Phillips

High Prairie residents honor Mrs. William Thomas at a post nuptial party hosted by Mrs. Floyd Fuhr near Illinois City. eighty five guests attended with a wheelbarrow gift carrier, games directed by Hattie and Anna Mewes, prizes won by Evelyn Phillips and Jeanette Monroe, and a peach and green luncheon.

William Thomas High Prairie Floyd Fuhr Illinois City Clarence Thomas Hattie Mewes Anna Mewes

Community Calendar notice for church and lodge events

Announcement space offered by George M. Wittich Funeral Home. Calendar appears Saturdays. copy due by noon the preceding day. No cost to organizations for listing and announcements include church socials sales and meetings.

George M. Wittich Funeral Home

Community group notices and club events listed for the week

Monday officers installation and Women of the Moose meeting at the Moose hall with lunch by Mrs. Clara Lord and Mrs. Mable Wainscott. Tuesday plans for the July 10 moonlight excursion on the Steamer J. S. at the V F W meeting. a barn dance and social by St. Mary's Dramatic club at Henry Roman farm if rain moves to Old Masonic hall. Wednesday Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts at church parlors. Thursday Methodist Sunday school picnic at Weed park. Friday Muscatine Garden club garden tour open to the public meeting at Mrs. B. E. Eversmeyer residence 1 30 to 3 30 p m. The Geo M Wittich Funeral Home advertises its private PALMOTOR ambulance as a unique service in eastern Iowa.

Women of the Moose Moose Hall Clara Lord Mable Wainscott J. S Henry Roman Farm St. Mary’s Dramatic Club Wilton Old Masonic Hall Jacob Stark John Teufel Grace Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society Weed Park Muscatine

Mrs Case Hosts Surprise Birthday for Sister Miss Marjorie Peck

Mrs W O Case at 204 Mary Place led a surprise party for sister Miss Marjorie Peck of Ottumwa visiting here. Roses decorated, Bunco and cootie games offered high prize to Miss Marie Wedekind and consolation to Miss Mabel Bartenhagen. Refreshments served at foursome tables. Miss Jo Brassington and others attended.

W. O. Case Mary Place Marjorie Peck Ottumwa Marie Wedekind Mabel Battenhagen John Hall Jo Brassington Ottumway Miss Peck

Edmondds Plan Trip to Nashville Tennessee

Mr and Mrs C A Edmonds of 1420 Mulberry Avenue plan a several days trip to Nashville Tennessee next week with their daughter for the summer. They expect to leave Muscatine next Wednesday and return Saturday.

Mrs Biel and Billy Mark Leave for California Trip

Kathryn Biel accompanied by Billy Mark of 2118 Mulberry Avenue plans to depart Monday on the Golden State Limited for California Oregon Washington and other western points. They intend to spend the summer in the west.

Biel Billy Mark Coast Kathryn Biel Mulberry Avenue Golden State Limited California Oregon Washington West

Hat Selection Principles From a Famous Milliner

A famed milliner says the right hat should fit the head perfectly and flatter the face while matching the costume. She notes that an inexpensive hat can meet these qualifications just as well as an expensive one.

State Honors For Rainbow Girls Here

Rainbow for Girls in Muscatine assembly No 38 received state honors at the Sioux City grand assembly. Gretchen Korneman became grand immortality, Mary Louise Hendrickson earned a grand executive committee seat, Mary Elda Stein and Mrs Wilma Ziegler received grand cross of colors, Maryella Fuller was awarded an honor and membership, Ruth Linn of Atlantic was named grand worthy advisor. Delegates from Muscatine were Miss Stein, Miss Korneman, and Mrs Ziegler. No Rainbow meetings will be held over the summer unless called.

Muscatine Mary Louise Hendrickson Mary Elda Stein Wilma Ziegler Maryella Fuller Ruth Linn Atlantic Miss Stein Korneman Mrs. Ziegler

Visiting relatives at Shinabarger and McKinley homes

Relatives from a distance visit the Shinabarger family at 1101 Mulberry avenue and the McKinley family at 508 East Eleventh street. C. A. Bartlett of Bowling Green, a former Heinz plant manager in Muscatine, stays with the Shinabargers. R. B. McKinley of Grant Michigan and his wife visit the McKinleys. Mrs. Bartlett is his sister.

Grant, Mich McKinley Home Bartlett R. B. McKinley

Fairview Friendly Club Ends Summer Meetings

The Fairview Friendly club will discontinue meetings during the summer and resume in the fall at Mrs. Richard Mc Neal’s home on Sept. 25. This week’s gathering at Mrs. A. E. Oostendorp’s country home included a social afternoon and refreshments.

Fairview

Jeschka Houseguests Depart for Minnesota

Mrs. William Jeschka of 801 West Third street sent houseguests to Minnesota this morning after a week long stay in Muscatine. The visitors included Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Richie of Little Falls and their daughter Mrs. Asher White of Minneapolis. Mrs. Richie is Mrs. Jeschka’s sister.

Jeschka Minnesota William Jeschka West Third Street Muscatine E. J. Richie Little Falls Minn Asher White Minneapolis Richie

Former Lotus Club Guest Attends Lima Meeting

Mrs. H. J. Bouland of Lima Ohio a former Lotus club member attended as a special guest at a Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Harold Strause on Roselawn avenue. Miss Alma Nietzel led divisions and 13 members plus three visitors were served refreshments. The club plans a July 19 meeting with Mrs Adolph Berg of 315 Gilbert street.

Lotus Club H. J. Bouland Lima Harold Strause Roselawn Avenue Alma Nietzel Adolph Berg Gilbert Street

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Congregational Church M. E. Mission Society Wilma Jean Williams John Schomberg Jerry Klotz Miss Williams Lutheran Hospital Lucy Cotton Thomas New York Lucy America Panama Canal Seattle Portland San Diego Exposition Mexico Havana Chicago J. L. Behrens Hershey Bldg Sne Stecher Senator's Party Capital Society Rush D. Holt West Virginia Jane Holt Relief Corps Springfield Tometrist Cc. I. C Miller Hou Miss Schliebe O. Schauland Beaham Cedar St Geo. M. Wittich Funeral Home Sweden Greta Garbo Gotenburg Greta Magnus East Fourth St Anah Cleaners
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