George Reesinks to Celebrate 25th Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs George Reesink Route 4 will mark their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home Sunday March 20 from 2 to 3 and 7 to 9 pm All friends and neighbors are invited No gifts requested Edith Broadston and George Reesink married March 16 1941 at the First Christian church Rev Hagee The Reesinks have two children Carole Jeanne a junior at Iowa Wesleyan and Bill a junior at Muscatine High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reesink
Route 4
Edith Broadston
First Christian Church
Hagee
Betty Broadston
Walter Reesink
Reesinks
Carole Jeanne
Iowa Wesleyan
Bill
Muscatine High
WCTU Meets at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at the First Baptist church Friday afternoon with Mrs. Harry Houseman presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. John Hendriks Ted, lesson by Mrs. Reva Stellrecht, book review by Mrs. Wilma Crull, and reports from department directors. The next regular meeting is set for Friday, April 1 at Mrs. Scott Jones's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Baptist Church
Harry Houseman
John Hendriks
Reva Stellrecht
Wilma Crull
Gordon H. Cole
Sydney Marpolius
Henry Hammann
Women Voters Set Annual Meeting and Club Dances
The Muscatine League of Women Voters plans its annual meeting at 8 p.m. on Monday March 14 at Muscatine Community College with officer elections budget adoption and local program selection for the year. The Hawkeye Hoppers Square Dance club lists events next week including a March 3 dance at the YWCA 8 to 10 30 p.m. with Jim Rhodes calling and a March 17 St Patrick’s Day party with Skateland skating and dancing led by Shorty Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters of
Hawkeye Hoppers Square Dance Club
YWCA
Jim Rhodes
Skateland
Shorty Williams
Air Force
Ruth Pfahler
Virginia Offerdahl to Wed David Kelly
Miss Virginia Ann Offerdahl and David W. Kelly announce their engagement. Offerdahl, of Fargo North Dakota, trained as a nurse and directs nursing education at Dakota Hospital. Kelly, a Des Moines native, attended St. Ambrose and Iowa Law, serving as assistant attorney general of Iowa. A fall wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Virginia Ann
David W. Kelly
Des Moines
Helen Kelly
Roscoe
William £. Kelly
Miss Offerdahl
St. Mary’s School of Nursing
Minneapolis
Minn
University of North Dakota
North Dakota State University
Dakota Hospital
Mr. Kelly
Hayes Catholic High
St. Ambrose College
University of Towa
University of Iowa School of Law
State of Towa
Garfield PTA Holds Business Session And Programs
The Garfield PTA met in the school gym for a business session and children's program. Devotions by Miss Mary Hanley opened the meeting. The group discussed expanding the dental program and adding a blacktop to the outdoor basketball court and voted to install an additional telephone for teachers. Nominations announced: Ed Reifert, Mrs. Ellen Witkoske, Mrs. Lou Abbott, Ed Chamberlin. Brownies and Girl Scouts presented programs. pre-school clinic set for April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Pta
Mary Hanley
Devotions
Sam Levinson
Robert Hurlbut
Ed Reifert
Ellen Witkoske
Lou Abbott
Ed Chamberlin
Emma
Brownies
Marilyn Cochran
June Welsch
Sheila Britcher
Coutries
World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides
Cathy Bashore
Mary Havemann
Albert Witkoske
Neil Schubich
James Stelzner
Jack Hillier
Harold Davis
Bob Welsch
Asp
76 Township Farm Bureau Women Meet
The 76 Township Farm Bureau Women met at Mrs. Everett Howell's home. The pledge to the flag started the meeting. Mrs. Knoll read two poems and reported on a county committee meeting with Rural Women's Day reservations due March 26. A display committee will meet March 14 at Mrs. Richard Knoll's home. The Jesson driver improvement note was given by Mrs. Carl Lange. The next meeting is set for April 34 at Mrs. Richard Knoll's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letts
Township Farm Bureau
Everett Howell
Carl Lange
Richard Knoll
Meet the Newcomers Womens Editor and Families
New Muscatine residents include the Michalskis from St. Louis with chief accountant position at Mon sento Corp. They live at 1601 Mulberry. Jeffrey, 4, Lisa, 3, and three months old David join the family. Also moving in are Frederick and Patricia Brewer of Davenport with daughter Veronica Lynn, 2, and John and Hope Perkins from Grand Rapids, Minn, with two daughters. Community events list meetings for Muscatine Temple Pythian Sisters, React Citizen Band Radio, Eastern Star, YWCA square dance, Women of the Moose, Moosehaven program, and PTA activities at local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Michalski
Muscatine
St. Louis
Monsento Corp
Mulberry
Michalski
Jeffrey
Felicia
Lisa
David
Rejla Michalski
Brewer
Frederick Brewer
Davenport
Amy Drive
Bandag
Patricia
Veronica Lynn
Baylist Church
Special Square Dance On YW Calendar Week March 14 19
The YWCA week schedule lists a special square dance for Parochial school girls on Monday at 2 p.m. along with play school, activity hour, and various swim classes and clubs through Saturday. Other events include dance lessons, sewing, and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Y Ettes
Lutheran Homes
Willmar Couple Diane Shultz to Wed Robert Laucamp
The Wilton area couple Diane Kay Shultz and Robert John Laucamp plan an April wedding at the Wilton Methodist church. Shultz, daughter of Paul and Mrs. Shultz, attended Wilton High and Muscatine Community College. employed at Paetz Super Valu. Laucamp, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Laucamp, also a Wilton High graduate, studied at Muscatine Community College and works for Sheetz Electric Home Heating. Invitations are underway and a reception will follow at the bride’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheetz
Wilton
Methodist Church
Zion Lutheran Church Names Committees After Meeting
Zion Lutheran Church executive board met Thursday with Pastor Quam presiding. Harold Timm announced Mrs Charles Meyer as music director and committees were formed including worship and music, stewardship, organizations, parish education, building and grounds, planning, finance, evangelism, youth, membership, and public relations chaired by named members. The Easter message will be broadcast at 10:30 service April 10 with an Easter sunrise breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
John Quamn
Harold Timm
Charles Meyer
Luther League
Wymca Church League
Couples Club
Strawberry Point
Cedar Rapids
Robert Herwig
Don Azel
Carl Freeman
Richard Boldt
Charles Sabbath
Richard Marr
Ray Stange
Warren Tutt
Paul Fischer
Arthur Miller
Moosehaven Women of the Moose Meet At Pace Home
The Moosehaven Committee of Women of the Moose met at Alice Pace’s home with nine members and two guests present. Irene Moomey and Helen Laughlin attended as guests. The committee will show Mooseheart films at the March 14 meeting. Ann Downey hosted the April 14 meeting. Prizes were won by Ann Downey, Helen Laughlin and Betty Howard. Lunch closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Pace
Moosehaven
Women of the Moose
Irene Moomey
Helen Laughlin
Mooseheart
Ann Downey
Betty Howard
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Reesinks
Bamford
WCTU
Women Voters
Hawkeye Hoppers
Left
Michalskis
St Louis
Monsanto
Journal
Virginia Offerdahl
David Kelly
Virginia
Offerdahl
Decatur
Reau Office
Naida Christian
Sherry
Connie
Presley
Iterian
St. Mathias
John H. Perkins
Virginia Drive
Grand Rapids
Perkins
Hope
Muscatine Temple
Pythian Sisters
American Legion Home
Trene Manley
Jean Henley
React Citizen Band Radio Club
Sauer's
Electa
Order of the Eastern Star
Colorado 6Pta
Sturdevant
Own Children's Home Society
Athenium Club
Homemakers Club
E. Second St
Muscatine, Iowa
Tion
J. A. Thatcher, D.D
Diane Shultz
George Schmidt
Paul Rueckert
Kenneth Jorgensen
Austin Hanson
Howard James
Art Miller
Robert Anderson
Richard Maeg‘Tin
Don Ager
J. M. Waodhouse
Walter Jensen
Riley Padgett
Clarence Bierie
G. A. Blackwood
Ray Gjertson
Kenneth Simmons
Quam
Engie
Don Kiebe
Ron Lion
Carleton Meyer
William Collitz
Don Stange
Lloyd Larson
John Hanft
Pastor Engle
Committee
WOM
Luellen
Second Street
Ralph J. Wittich
Dial
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