Officers of Elks Ladies Re-elected at Annual Meeting
Three officers from the past year were re elected to continue for another term at the annual meeting of the Ladies of the Elks held Thursday at the Elks club. Members include Mrs R R Pearson president Mrs E S Burns secretary and Mrs L H Isaacs treasurer with Mrs Fred Sommerdorf elected vice president. The event featured an 11 o clock social with games a noon potluck luncheon and card games in the afternoon. Prizes were awarded to Mrs George Milder Mrs Dan O’Hair Mrs Hugh Wigim Mrs James Lange and Mrs Leonard Bowen with special prize to Mrs Harry Leedy.
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Elks
Elks Club
R. R. Pearson
E. S. Burns
L. H. Isaacs
Fred Sommerdorf
George Milder
Dan O’hair
Hugh Wigim
James Lange
Leonard Bowen
Karl Greiner
Harry Leedy
Mrs Carpenter Chosen President Of COC Class
Mrs George Carpenter was elected president of the C O C class at Musserville Methodist church meeting held Thursday at Mrs Reichert’s home rural route 6. Alice Latham was chosen as vice president and Francis Tompkins as secretary. Re-elects included Mrs John Miller treasurer and Mrs John Tiedemann reporter. A study of the Book of Exodus was begun under L B Hoopes. Hostesses were Mrs Leslie Brown and Mrs Clifton Brown. A joint COC and WSC S meeting is planned for March 24 with the COC as hostesses.
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George Carpenter
Musserville
Leslie Brown
Clifton Brown
Reichert
Group 4S
New Era Ladies' Aid To Honor Pearl Weiss
The New Era Ziegler Memorial Lutheran church Ladies' Aid plans a March 19 pre nuptial shower for Miss Pearl Weiss. Meeting at Mrs Addie Crow's home, with Norma Grimm Grace Wathan and Anna Henke coordinating. Cleanup set for March 30 with a kitchen dining room slate of volunteers.
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Irene Bri
Frieda Hetzler
Myrtle Nugent
Edna Mason
Pearl Kemper
New Era
Anna Henke
Rosa Batchelor
Lara Cole
Anna Fitchner
Edith Fitchner
Eva Mockmore
Essie Wainscott
Sadie Belter
Grace Wathan
Norma Grimm
Irene Riemers
Irene Brei
Zelpha Grimm
Grace Henke
Alice Keller
Exina Mason
Ruby Brei
Anna Gaidies
Myrtle Kelly
Amanda Cooper
Mildred Fitchner
Mary Richman
Mayme Hetzler
Bena Brei
Anna Binggeli
Myrtle Royal
Muscatine AAUW Exec Board Meets Monday at Junior College
The Muscatine branch of the American Association of University Women holds an executive board meeting at 4 30 p m Monday at the junior college.
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Muscatine
American Association of University Women
Muscatine Girl Scouts Celebrate 37th Birthday Nationwide
Muscatine Girl Scouts join the nation in marking the 37th birthday of the Girl Scout movement founded by Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah. nationwide totals reach 1,072,495 members in 61,727 troops. Muscatine counts about 575 girls in 24 troops with 100 leaders. The march 12 observance highlights the Clothing Kit project shipping 100,000 kits to aid children in liberated countries. A Batterson Stores Girl Scout department opens today with on site members assisting shoppers.
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Girl Scouts of
Hawaii
Guam
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Panama
Philippine Islands
Virgin Islands
Muscatine
Juliette Gordon Low
Girl Scouts
American Friends Service
Girl Scout
Brownie Scout
Washington Girl Scouts
Batterson
Luncheon for Geneva Golf Club Women
Thirty guests attended a St Patrick themed luncheon bridge party at the Geneva Golf and Country Club. Tables were decorated with shamrocks and green hats. prizes were awarded to Mrs. B. P. Olsen, Mrs. L. J. Donohue, and Mrs. W. J. Hilton. Arrangements were led by Mrs. C. Lloyd Bunker with committee members Mrs. Harold Ogilvie Mrs. Fred Abelhoer and Mrs. A. R. Howe Jr.
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St. Patrick’s
Geneva Golf and Country Club
B. P. Olsen
L. J. Donohue
W. J. Hilton
C. Lloyd Bunker
Harold Ogilvie
Fred Abelhoer
A. R. Howe, Jr
Calvary Baptist Women Elect new officers
Calvary Baptist Women's Society elected officers at a Thursday meeting. Mae Albright became president with George Meerdink as vice president and Ora Sharp as second vice president. Elma King was chosen secretary, Ed Hendriks missionary treasurer, Fred Watters Ladies' Aid treasurer and White Cross chair, Victor Miller White Cross assistant, Helen Clapp program chair, Helen Reesink devotional chair, and Ed Hendriks reporter. A potluck preceded the session and letters from Delta Bond and Harvey Taylor were read. Plans for White Cross boxes and missionary work were outlined.
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Women’s Society of Calvary Baptist Church
Mae Albright
George Meerdink
Ora Sharp
Elma King
Ed Hendriks
Fred Watters
Ladies’ Aid
Victor Miller
White Cross
Helen Clapp
Helen Reesink
Delta
Church to Organize Young Married Couples Club
Trinity Episcopal church plans a meeting at 8 PM on Monday March 14 in the rectory to form a Young Married Couples Club. All young married couples and other young parishioners may attend. contact Mrs. Ed Hill at 878 J.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ed Hill
British War Brides Club Meets at Mrs Brown’s Home
Members of the British War Brides club gather Thursday evening at 115 West Fifth Street. The event marks Mrs. William Brown’s final session before she, her husband, and two children move to England. The next meeting is set for March 24 at 220 Roselawn Avenue.
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William Brown
West Fifth Street
Coeds Plan Entertaining Women Faculty at Poluck Supper
Muscatine junior college Coeds club arranged a poluck supper and meeting to entertain women faculty members. Twyla Maeglin led the program featuring a mock art contest with Frances Chapman winning first prize and Phyllis Funk taking the consolation award.
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Muscatine Junior College Coeds Club
Twyla Maeglin
Frances Chapman
Phyllis Funk
Navy Mothers Club Supports Red Cross Fund At Pearl City
The Pearl City Navy Mothers' club voted a five dollar contribution to the Red Cross fund at their Thursday meeting held in V. F. W. rooms. They also agreed to continue funding milk for a needy Muscatine family. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Alice Stegall and Mrs. Bertha Bartelt. April 14 committee members are Mrs. Alice Lamb and Mrs. Lillian Kuebler.
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Red Cross Fund
Pearl City Navy Mothers’ Club
Muscatine
Alice Stegall
Bertha Bartelt
Alice Lamb
Lillian Kuebler
Miss Heussner Heads Bible Class Topic Hosea
Miss Mildred Heussner chaired the committee printing the study topic Hosea for the Rhoda Bible class of the Evangelical and Reformed church meeting Thursday evening at the church. Other committee members included Mrs. Martin Heussner and Hannah.
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Mildred Heussner
Hosea
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Martin Heussner
Hannah
Catholic Daughters to hear Dr. Sacco on Catholicism and the Land
St. Ambrose professor Dr. Paul Sacco of Davenport will speak to Joan of Arc Court, Catholic Daughters of America, on Catholicism and the Land at the R of C hall Monday evening March 14. He will address displaced persons issues after the court's 7 30 business meeting, with a Lenten chorus led by Mrs. George Volger.
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Paul Sacco
Joan of Arc Court
Catholic Daughters of America
R. of C.hall
Sacco
St. Ambrose College
Davenport
Catholic Daughters Chorus
George Volger
Agatha Detthof
Mildred Fogarty
Exile book review and class note in local column
Louise Molis and Tena Allbee noted Mrs. Margaret Diercks reviewed Pearl Buck's The Exile. The next class meeting is scheduled for April 14.
Geneva Club Dance Party Is Planned
Members of the Geneva Golf and Country club will be entertained at a St Patrick s dance Thursday evening March 17 at the club. A buffet supper will be served late in the evening. Reservations are to be made at the club not later than Tuesday. In charge of arrangements are Mr and Mrs Paul Havercamp chairmen Mr and Mrs S K Fosholt co chairmen Mr and Mrs Harold Kent Glen Minton Miss Dana Brower Mr and Mrs Howard Neeld and Mr and Mrs A W Spratt.
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Geneva Golf and Country Club
Paul Havercamp
S. K. Fosholt
Co-Chaimen
Harold Kent
Glen Minton
Dana Brower
Howard Neeld
A. W. Spratt
A New Hospital Plan Sweeps Muscatine
A Muscatine plan proposes funding for hospital care including room charges surgeon fees medicines and x rays outlining broad coverage and financing.
New Low Cost Hospital Plan Reaches Muscatine Families
If you live in Muscatine or surrounding territory your family can now be assured of cash if any member should go to the hospital on account of sickness accident or child birth. Take advantage of this new low cost hospital plan complete and free information is yours for the asking. Just send your name and address on the coupon below. No obligation.
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Muscatine
Cost Is Smell Only a Few Cents a Day
A sliced phrase notes a small monthly payment. It claims the cost is only a few cents per day for the average family, profiling affordability as a key point.
Liberal United Hospital Plan offers broad cash benefits
The plan lists cash payments for hospital room and meals for any family member, cash to help cover doctor or surgeon fees, and cash for various hospital extras including operating room charges medicines X rays anesthetic and ambulance service.
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United Hospital
Insurance plan pays disability at home or work
United Insurance Company backs a plan that pays cash for hospital expenses regardless of disability location. The Chicago based company has paid over 21 million in claims and holds an A plus rating from Dunne’s Insurance Report.
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Reliable United Insurance Company
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Chicago
Ilinois
Dunne
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