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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
15
Interior designer John T. Hannon extols efficient kitchens with ample storage and counter space. He praises steel cabinets for durability and easy cleanup, outlines optimal work-center layouts, and advises bold color to boost appeal while a white ceiling visually enlarges the room. The piece ends with a note on a Saudi TV station outages during prayer times.
Modern bay windows solve cramped room feeling by projecting from the house and integrating with a window seat for storage. Stock ponderosa pine windows come in types including double hung, sliding, casement, and hopper, offering natural beauty and strong insulation without condensation on frames.
Mrs Vera Showalter hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Glen Schmidt at the home of Mrs Audrey Kiser in Rock Island on Friday evening. Sunday guests from Coralville included Mrs I Es Perrin and Lynne. many locals visited Mr and Mrs Frank Barnhart and Mr and Mrs Lester Johnson. Mr and Mrs Alden Maxwell spent time with relatives in Mount Sterling Iowa.
Oakville The Toolesboro Good-Will club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Leona Bennett. Rosemary Hayes gave devotions and introduced The Shoe. Twelve members and one guest Mrs Emogene Brown attended. Mrs Brown spoke on Nutrition. Roll call was the name of the favorite oven meal. A donation was made to the Red Cross. Next meeting will be at Mrs Rosemary Hayes home with Mrs Vera Hayes as co host on April 1. Roll call will be her Too Old You Are. Mrs Pearl Mae Jack will present the program on Fun.
One year old Linda Newman reports a census in Eugene listing 7 adult white rats 24 young white rats 1 parakeet 1 dog 55 people and 1 guinea pig on loan from a neighbor The tally notes 100 new pets born and added as trading stock amid uncertainty about population counts.
Oakville report notes Marry Maids earned thirty dollars at a Friday supper titled Chill and Oyster at the Legion building. Sixty-five guests attended. Funds go toward new material for uniforms. All 4-H girls attended with two leaders supervising cooking. Next meeting set for April 6 at the schoolhouse with cake demonstrations hosted by Susan Halton and Susan Decker. Also listed are hospital patients Mae James at Burlington General and Connie Timmerman, one month old, at Mercy Hospital Burlington.
The Rock Island Homemakers annual fair will be held Thursday March 28 at the Scottish Rite cathedral in Moline from 10 p m until 9 p m. It is sponsored by the Homemakers Extension association with the theme Route 63 Homemakers Expressway. Featured topics include Meats for Spring and Easter by Ellen Edwards Madison Wis home economics with Oscar Mayer company and Creative Arts at Home by Sister M Alexia Alleman High School. Demonstrations will cover making an Egg Tree and Egg Shell Designs International Yeast Breads making Lighted Chenille Flower Centerpieces Medical Help and Field Matting and Framing a Picture Hair Styling Grooming and Style Revues of Self Designed Costumes.
The Chattanooga Times recalled the city’s record cold stretch in 1899 when the thermometer hit 10 below. A Marine Hospital surgeon attributed severe cold to germ stamping, framing it as a blessing and a force for public health.
Beiks return to Wapella from a nineteen week stay in Long Beach California accompanied by daughter and husband Harold Pine of Columbus City. Weekend guests include LeGrand residents M G Burris Vicky Slice and Fred Slice along with Mediapolis visitors Junior Poggemiller and James Kelly families. Additional stops include East Chicago Indiana visitors Alpha Braunworth Eva White and Fremont residents Z W Reynolds recovering from surgery while Hoopeston guests P E Seilsinger and Tracy visited Anna Rouch.
A birthday dinner honored seven family members at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Jamison Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Griffith and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wheeler and family, Hal Jamison, Clara Ware and Dale Rickert and families, Mrs. Leslie Fisher and Ma’s Lucille Thomas, and Mrs. Oscar Kemper and Jen Kemper. Mrs. Pauline Hamiston, a surgical patient at Mercy hospital Burlington, is noted. Mr. Jess Grimm and wife welcomed a daughter at Mercy hospital Friday.
Library director Frank Dempsey says the Berkeley Public Call initiative using messenger boys to pick up overdue books and collect fines has been enormously successful, with positive reception from patrons and staff.
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