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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1963
Page
10
WQAD TV in Moline signs as a basic ABC affiliate and will carry the full network schedule next season. The station, set to begin operations on Channel 8 in August, is part of the Molina Television Corp. president Frank P. Schreiber announced.
Indoor projects should be completed before outdoor work begins as winter ends. Do not patch or repair leaks until sources are known, and line up professionals for cabinets, countertops, and tiling to avoid spring delays. A mix of home improvement tips, club notices, and shelving ideas are included.
A study group at Nichols Methodist Church uses Dimensions of Prayer by Douglas V. Steere with Ernest Kirehner as instructor and Rev. Marvin Ceynar assisting. About twenty attended the first session. future meetings will run three more Sundays at 7:30 p.m. with several named participants from the March 1 date set.
Oakville World Day of Prayer at the Methodist church featured Mrs Mase Bailey as chairman guiding the program. Participants included Mrs Doris Shipman with a Korea story report, Mrs Jane Lehnert reading about World Day of Prayer, and Mrs Jo Anne Campbell outlining United Church Women projects. Janet Wykert from Iowa State University played organ. Also returning from Florida six weeks vacation are Ma and Mrs Van Miller. Frances Swan returned from California. A boy named Robert Lance Hull was born to Mr and Mrs Lyndle Hull of Plainville with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Degen and Mr and Mrs Raymond Hull listed.
The Morning Sun reports the Music Booster Club will host its second Smorgasbord on March 16 in the high school gym. Dining from 3 to 9 PM, director King Greason will supervise entertainment during dinner. The event reuses the slogan Eat Your Fill for a Bit. Weekend visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zavub of Milan, Illinois, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank White, while Miss Helen Coon of Davenport visited with her parents.
The Oakville Twentieth Century Club met at Mrs. Elsie Haight's home for brunch with ten members and three children present. President Dorothy Gerst resigned. new appointments to be made at the next meeting. Zella Pack to report on Safety at the county convention. Janice Boyer led a program titled Grandma Goes to the Arctic by Alberta Weed. Members conducted club collect and prayer, discussed rheumatism relief, and planned a March 9 coffee and dessert event. The next meeting will be an evening gathering at 7 30 hosted by Mrs. Janice Boyer with Joyce Hardin delivering the meditation.
Dr Regnier of Mt. Pleasant will be guest speaker at the Public Health Nursing Assn annual dinner at 6 30 p m March 14 at the Elks club. He is on the staff of the Iowa Mental Health Institute and will discuss A A Patient Enters our Mental Health Institute for Treatment with color slides. He graduated from Saint Louis University School of Medicine in 1907.
Oakville notes cover a MYF gathering at the Methodist church with talks by Howard Peter and readings by Lillian Lehnert and Barbara Pontzius, plus singing led by Donna Campbell. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Jake Waterhouse was hosted by local families. Other items mention guests of the Campbell and Craig households and moves by the Rechkeimer family to Oakville.
Denver riders contested in two wheel sulky events at the National Western Horse Show. Six drivers entered, five placed with ribbons while the sixth left his seat and struck the judge, leading to his removal from further competition.
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