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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1935

Page

5

Miss Shaffer and J Russell Flater Are Married

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Eula Mae Shaffer of Marshalltown to J Russell Flater of Atalissa. The ceremony occurred Saturday at 2 30 p m at the bride’s home in Marshalltown with Rev R Statley Brown officiating. The couple will reside on a farm near Atalissa.

Eula Mae Shaffer Rollie Shaffer Marshalltown J. Russell Flater G. E. Flater Atalissa Mary Shaffer Hershel Flater Moscow R. Statley Brown First Presbyterian Church Lohengrin Mary Lounsberry Whispering Hope Flater Marshalltown High School Brown's Business College Ataliska

Music Club Reports And Officers Installed

Monday Evening Music club met at Miss Flora J Manlove studio for annual officer reports and installation. Miss Helen Cooley will again serve as president and received roses. Miss Flora Manlove acted as installing officer. A program featured essays on Paderewski Bach Spathe Herbert and Schumann Heink with music by Fisher Redman and Cooley.

Flora J. Manlove Helen Cooley Flora Manlove Ellen F. Baker Paderewski Eileen Wickey Marilyn Fisher Dorothy Redman

Seasons vary in length with distinct day counts

The four seasons differ in length: Spring 92 days 21 hours, Summer 93 days 14 hours, Autumn 89 days 18 hours, Winter 89 days 1 hour.

Picnic and social events fill Weed Park schedule

The J. 8 society hosts a Wednesday picnic at Weed Park with a 5 30 potluck supper. First Presbyterian youths plan an ice cream social Thursday at the church. Miriam Rebekah lodge holds its annual Wednesday picnic at Weed Park. Ever Ready class meets at Marie Brown’s home Wednesday with a 5 p.m. potluck. Mrs Betzold and Mrs Co host First Presbyterian Industrial society Thursday in church parlors.

J. 8. Society Weed Park First Presbyterium Miriam Rebekah Ethel Sissel Park Avenue Methodist Church Marie Brown Monroe Street F. Betzold W. Co. A. Busch First Presbyterian Industrial Society

Mrs Phillips Feted On Anniversary At Home

Miss Fae Lambert hosted a wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Phillips on their second marriage date at 213 East Seventh Street. A 500 game tourney awarded top prizes to Mrs. Phillips and Andrew Nietzel with others earning runner up and consolation honors. A luncheon followed for guests including the Schmidt and Nietzel couples, Reicdick, Glasgow, Dickerson, Toyne, Saxton, and the Phillips.

Lady Elks Plan Afternoon Card Party

Lady Elks will host a social meeting Thursday afternoon at the Elks home. Bridge and five hundred begin at 2 30. Hostesses include Mrs G B Samuels Mrs Fred Hoopes Mrs George Gebhardt Mrs H Funck Mrs Ted Luellen Mrs Albert Schmidt Mrs Joe Hill and Mrs H McKinney of Wapello.

Lady Elks Elks G. B. Samuels Fred Hoopes George Gebhardt H. Funck Ted Luellen Albert Schmidt Joe Hill H. McKinney Wapello

Flared and Pleated Frocks Highlight 1930s Style by Gladys Parker

In a sketch by Gladys Parker the left shows a navy taffeta dress with a full skirt, fitted bodice and voluminous sleeves, white pearl buttons and flowers. The center features beige crepe with a fan pleated frock, while the right displays a black organdy semi-tailored suit with a flared skirt and fitted jacket.

Gladys Parker

Jean Gray Receives UW Library Diploma for Public Library Post

Miss Jean Gray daughter of Mr and Mrs John G Gray 405 West Eighth street earned a bachelor of arts and graduation diploma from the University of Wisconsin Madison library school with high honors. Her parents traveled to Madison for the ceremony where Dr Glenn Frank president presented the degrees and delivered the charge. She returns home to assume duties at the P M Musser public library.

Jean Gray John G. Gray West Eighth Street University of Wisconsin Madison

Moscow Methodist Ladies' Aid to Meet at Church Parlors

The Moscow Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet in the church parlors for an all day quilting session on Thursday with a noon potluck. Local briefs note visits from Bertha and Bernice Smith, Atalissa, and other relatives and friends across nearby towns.

Moscow Methodist Moscow Moscow Methodist Ladies’ Aid Bertha and Bernice Smith Atalissa Bevelyn Barkalow LeMoyne Weierhauser Wilton Harold Duncan Nora Borrick Near Bennett Virginia Smith Doris Keller Fred Bailey West Liberty Tracey Muscatine Charley Wildasin

Budeliers Host Dinner Party at Country Home

Wilton residents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Budelier entertained Sunday with dinner guests including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Budelier, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Finch and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Budelier and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Budelier and son Dale of Rock Island. Local brief notes list visits and travel by area residents and relatives from Ames Davenport Muscatine and West Liberty.

William McKillip G. L. Hearst Birdsy Shuger Wilton Nellie Dickey Alice Bailey Rock Island P. Palmer Alice Britton Davenport Robert Roberts Muscatine Jean Zesiger Alvin Roberts Elmer Zesiger Martin Jensen Freda Merrick Eva Marolf George Smith Frederic Marolf Tipton Frank Busch Andrew Ernst John Ernst Sarah Spence Junior William George McCoy Mt. Pleasant Charley McCoy Betty Harlan Bonnie Mae Marolf Earl Wood James Dwyer Chicago D. F. Dwyer Jessie MacArthur Ames Sadie Lumbar Mary McNamara Chard Katherina Raynor William Dwyer Washington H. T Birchard Duluth Minn J. H. Rouse S. J. Dawson Clark Brown Leo Dwyer Henry Friedli West Liberty John Tuefel Lena Heabner

Muscatine Couples Celebrate Wedding Anniversaries This Week

Attorney and Mrs. F. W. Eversmeyer mark silver anniversary this Friday. Harriet B. Kemptner and Eversmeyer wed 25 years ago in Marshalltown. James and Mrs. Boston celebrate while visiting Kankakee Ill with a ball team. Roscoe Eliason and Amanda Hoffmann observed tenth anniversary. A picnic for 16 relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Davison, tenth anniversary. Davison wedding tied to St Mathias church ten years ago with Lydia Feeley as former bride.

F. W. Eversmeyer East Fulham Avenue Eversmeyers Harriet B. Kemptner Mr. Eversmeyer Marshalltown James Boston Madison Street Kankakee Ill Roscoe Eliason Letts Eliason Amanda Hoffman Oliver Davison East Second Street Davison St. Mathias Church F. J. Leonard Lydia Feeley

Miss Grace Marks Weds Clarence Strong in Mulford Parsonage

Miss Grace Marks daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew Marks 1219 Orange Street married Clarence Strong son of Sherman Strong Earl Avenue in a simple 1 pm ceremony at Mulford Congregational Church parsonage. Rev John H Blough officiated using single ring vows. The couple will reside at 104 1 2 East Second Street.

Grace Marks Andrew Marks Orange Street Clarence Strong Sherman Strong Earl Avenue Mulford Congregational Church John H. Blough Leslie W. Rhone Orange’ Street Rhone Marks Leslie Marks Herman Hildebrandt S. Strong Floyd Holliday Edna White Ralph Strong Earl Weaver East Second Street

Women of the Moose Install Officers in Moose Hall

A Monday night meeting at the Moose hall featured installation of officers by Mrs. Laura Brandsma and Mrs. Ruth Perkins. New officers include Florence Lange senior regent Laura Oetzel junior regent Phyllis Toyne past senior regent Edna Toyne chaplain Wilson recorder Eva Nesper treasurer Lena Faulhaber guide Glenna Achter assistant guide Nellie Canfield sentinel Tillie Sharar argus Eva Kramer musician with Toyne chairing homemaking and Esther Khone publicity. Lunch by Mabel Waanacott and Helen Heise. July 8 meeting planned with L Faulhaber and Glenna Achter on duty.

Surprise Birthday Party Honored Mrs Schafnit at Atalissa

A small gathering celebrated Mrs. Fred Schafnit with friends and relatives at her Atalissa home on a Friday evening. Attendees included Clara Schafnit Dorothy Adams Ida Adams Muscatine Bert Schafnit Ronald Morrison and other local families.

Fred Schafnit Atalissa

Anniversary rites mark Wilton churchs 75th year

The Wilton Presbyterian church observed its 75th founding anniversary with weekend services led by Rev. D. D. Tallman of St. Paul and greetings from former pastors. Special music included vocal and male quartets, with a historic pageant “The Church Yesterday and Today” performed by the church youth. The church, organized May 14 1860, has seen multiple pastors through 1933.

Wilton Wilton Presbyterian Church D. D. Tallman St. Paul, Minn Harriet Mason Frances Kelley Gretchen Schroeder B. L. Norton Griff Norton Dan Davies Charles E. Kelley H. A. Kossack Arlington Heights, Ill Fred S. Pentzer Muscatine David Berger First Presbyterian Church Doris Jasperson S. A. Gilbert Essex Jacob Pentzer

Informal Bridge Planned at Geneva Club for Ladies Day

A Geneva Golf and Country Club Ladies Day features an informal bridge event after a 12 30 luncheon. Contract and auction bridge start at 2 00 with tea later. porch seating if weather permits. Reservations for luncheon tea or both due by Wednesday night. Prizes are offered.

Geneva Golf and Country Club

Pleasant Prairie Mrs Ina Kretschmar Hosts Local Party

Pleasant Prairie hostess Mrs Ina Kretschmar of Davenport entertained a large local group at her home Friday afternoon. Bunco at four tables and five hundred games provided diversions, with prizes to Marian Petersen, Ferene Egel, Millie Schroder, and Henrietta Plett. A buffet luncheon ended the informal gathering.

Pleasant Prairie Ina Kretschmar Davenport Ira Paul Bunco Marian Petersen Farene Egel Millie Schroder Henrietta Plett Norma Egel Mathilda Kretschmar Alice Blanche Paul Hilda Bernick Mary Paul Mary Watham Inez Nicewanner Cheryl Paul Alma Kretschmar Alethea Paul Lettie Baker Harriet Shepard Elizabeth Nyenhuis Nadine Bernick Janice Egel Gladys Wathan Nelda Egel

Eastern Star Closes Summer Meetings At Masonic Temple

Electa chapter No. 32 of the Order of the Eastern Star capped its summer series with a social and business gathering Monday night at the Masonic temple. Members will resume in the fall. Bridge games favored Mrs. L. C. Howe as refreshments were served by Mrs. Eloise Stein and Miss Delphine Reichert.

Eastern Star Electa Order of the Eastern Star Masonic Temple Bridge L. C. Howe Eloise Stein Delphine Reichert

Allendale Man Shows Large Collection of Curious Growths

Otis Wrabham of Allendale has amassed a collection of odd tree growths shaping into numerals and alphabet letters. The exhibit reportedly includes more than 1000 pieces gathered from various trees and locations.

Otis Wrabham Allendale 8. C

Community Birthday Party at New Era Planned

A community birthday party at the New Era community building will celebrate every birthday month with twelve tables arranged for each month. Guests sit at their birth month table and a varied program plus refreshments will be served. The event proceeds rain or shine with a general committee led by Mrs. Oliver Bently and Mrs. Arnold Petersen and monthly hosting pairs listed.

Oliver Bently Arnold Petersen Henry Henke Fred Binggeli Marie Binggeli Charles Irwin Frank Sauer Henry Rahif Charles Roehlk Ida Mae Corrine Hetzler George McCloskey George Grimm Marvel Grimm Margaret Kretschmar Guy Carter Frank Batchelor Myrtle Brossart Fred Crow Glee Cole George Henke E. A. Lack George Brei Paul Kelley

Catholic Daughters Hold Social Meeting In KC Club

Joan of Arc Court Catholic Daughters of America met Monday night in the K. C. club rooms with a large crowd. After two short business meetings bridge was played and Mrs. Jack Nugent held the high tally. A second business meeting is planned in two weeks.

Catholic Daughters Joan of Arc Court Catholic Daughters of America K. C Jack Nugent

Mrs Gremmel Hosts Bridge Club Party

Mrs Ed Gremmel 706 Spruce street entertained at bridge Monday night for her card club. High honors went to Miss Margaret Fagan with second and floating prizes to Mrs Allen Poage. Luncheon followed. Miss Charlotte Rosenthal will host the club in a week at 601 Cedar street.

Gremmel Ed Gremmel Spruce Street Margaret Fagan

Miss Eichelberger Hosts Card Club Night

Miss Helen Eichelberger entertained the Tarry a White club at 412 West Fourth Street. The group played progressive five hundred with Dorothy Wirtz first and Bernice Witt second, followed by luncheon. A Cedar River picnic was planned for next week and the next meeting will be at Miss Wirtz's Lucas Street home.

Eichelberger Helen Eichelberger West Fourth Street Dorothy Wirtz Bernice Witt Cedar River Miss Wirtz Lucas Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Miss Shaffer J. R. Flater Eldon Guy Flater Aneta Dorothy Guy, Jr Jesse Grimm Herschel Fiater Hollywood Ginger Rogers Katharine Hepburn Pandro S. Berman FDR Kings Francis L. Robbins Roosevelt New York Associated Press Budeliers Miss Grace Marks United States England London Walter Huston Madge Evans Richard Dix Clara Schafnit Dorothy Adams Ida Adams Bert Schafnit Ronald George Morrison Myrtal la Frentz Lyle Peck Iowa City E. Depping Clarence Schmidt Vivian Calvin Shirley Samuel Stewart J. H. de Mean Francis Hawk Ray Sears Amos Mosley Jacksonville Dick and Deloris Woods J. C. Mosley George Worrall Louisa Lamb Harriet Jones Lewis Cass Stewart Lester Earl de Vore Elmer Coss Don Cooney Donna Richard Carl van Horn Ira Chaver John Ireland Jess van Horn Otis Arnold Werner Rieck Martha de Vore Harry Vannuys Alvin R. Mathes A. G. Martyn A. Herron J. W. Hubbard S. W. Pollock N. A. McAuley M. E. Lumbar O. B. Lee C. W. Pfeiffer Geneva Club Kellogg’s Kellogg New Era Harvard University University of Santo Tomas Manila Philippine Islands Holland Holland, Mich Pine St Iowa Michigan
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