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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1939

Page

5

Ruthenberg Golden Anniversary Observed in Muscatine

Mr and Mrs Chris Ruthenberg recall their May 15 1889 wedding as they plan a golden anniversary dinner May 14 with fifty relatives and friends in the Chrome room The couple have two children Elmer in Muscatine and Frederick deceased Mrs Ruthenberg long employed by Roach and Musser Company The ceremony was at the bride's home by Rev C Thalenhorst The couple have lived in Muscatine their entire married life

Chris Ruthenberg Evans Street Des Moines Indianapolis Ind Davenport Moline Muscatine Ruthenberg Anna Hartman John Hartman Kautzakerg Company Iowa Avenue Ruth

Families Observe May Wedding Anniversary Dinners

Muscatine couples mark a string of anniversaries in early May. J. W. C. Henning and Nellie M. Aulf will host a May 17 family dinner for their 34th anniversary with nine children, two deceased. Clyde Ramseyer and Anna Mae McKibben, married in 1916, plan a regular family dinner. Carl and Mrs Dipple celebrate their 10th on May 8 with a country home observance. E. J. Liebbe and Karlin Griesenbrock share their 23rd anniversary today at 1822 Mulberry avenue with their three children Jacob 19 and twins Bob and Bill 14.

Muscatine J. W. C. Henning West Sixth Street Henning Nellie M. Aulf Elmer Windman Oscar Dusenberry Mildred Henning Harold Henning William Henning Raymond Henning Dorothy Henning Clyde Ramseyer Webster Hakes Trinity Episcopal Church Ramseyer Anna Mae McKibben Margaret Gary Jeanne Carl Dipple Carl, Jr E. J. Liebbe Mulberry Avenue Karlin Griesenbrock Mr. Liebbe William Martens German Evangelical Church Mrs. Liebbe Jacob Bob Bill

Mrs John Frizzell Honored by Club She Has Served 19 Years

Mrs John Frizzell president of Lowe Run Kensington for 19 years was honored at a surprise party at her country home Route 5. The event featured needlework and Chinese checkers with a gift presented by the group and a list of attendees.

John Frizzell Kensington Route 5 Clarence Potter Wear] Fiderlein Chris Stange Charles Kleindolph Fay Frizzel Albert Timm Harold Timm Dora Kemp Rex Kemp Anna Ludman Frizzel

McKinley G R Group Plans Tea and Candy Sale

The McKinley Busy Bee girl group reserves favors for a Mother-daughter tea to be held this month. They discussed a candy sale and spent the afternoon drafting blueprints of leaves and pressed flowers for decorations.

McKinley

Brides Elect Feted in Series of Planned Parties

Brides-elect Dorothy Greenwald Ruby Martz and Mrs Walter Breedlove Jr are honored in a string of showers and gatherings. Greenwald’s first shower Friday is hosted by Mrs William Mittman with N. and N. club guests. Martz’s events include hostesses Marian Hetzler Beverly Moorhead and multiple showers through May 16 at Sweetland Methodist church and related homes. Breedlove’s first party was hosted by Mrs Charles Hines with a tray luncheon and peach and green colors. further celebrations follow at Mrs Fish and other hosts. Verna Retcliff joins Rose Croix shrine Past Worthy High Priestess club. next meeting June 6 under Mrs Dorothy Angel’s supervision.

Dorothy Greenwald Kenneth W. Schlutz Ruby Martz Sweetland Gordon Moorhead Walter Breedlove, Jr Jessie Goddard Miss Greenwald William Mittman Monroe Street N. and N. Club Marian Hetzler Beverly Moorhead Miss Hetzler Route 3 Howard Toyne Sweetland Methodist Church Miss Martz Breedlove Charles Hines Roscoe Avenue Maryann Hines W. S. Breedlove Emma Goddard Frank Paul Eugene Welk Reinhart Paetz Vernon Swain Mary Jean Lloyd Goddard Floyd Lauren Goddard E. M. Goddard Robert Schmitt, Jr Anne Goddard Margaret Daedelow Lyman Fish Fish New Hampshire Street Northwestern Bell Telephone Office Ratcliff NEW Shriners Club Verna Retcliff Worthy Rose Croix Shrine No. 5 Masonic Temple Dorothy Angel

Pocahontas Club Members Attend Home Event

Mrs. Marie Armstrong hosted the Past Pocahontas club at her 907 East Eighth street home Tuesday night. Prizes went to Letty Temple first in five hundred, Bertha Roby second, Alice Stegall traveling, and Twyla Feustel consolation, with the gathering continuing at Mrs. Kate Ahlf’s 405 Pond street residence.

Marie Armstrong East Eighth Street Pocahontas Club Letty Temple Bertha Roby Alice Stegall Twyla Feustel Kate Ahlf Pond Street

Catholic Daughters to Attend Biennial Iowa Convo

Mrs. Leo Witteman and Mrs. John Hall will lead a Waterloo group to the fourteenth biennial convention of the Iowa State Court Catholic Daughters of America in Water loo. Activities include registration at Hotel Russell Lamson, masses, business meetings, banquets, and a pontifical high mass officiated by Archbishop Beckman.

Leo Witteman Catholic Daughters of America John Hall Court Joan of Arc No. 524 Iowa State Court of Catholic Daughters of America Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson National Department Court Castle No. 49 John G. Lemmer Sacred Heart Hall Sacred Heart Church St. Joseph's Church Archbishop Beckman Russell-Lamson Hotel

Roy Law Hosts Surprise Birthday Party for Wife

Roy Law entertained at home on 1706 Oregon Street for Mrs. Law's birthday. Monopoly greeted guests before a late lunch. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Horace Gardner and son Billy Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lange and Dick Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Law and Peggy Ann Miss Vivian Hedrick Miss Margaret Fisher Delores Lawson Clifford Welker Charles Horton Richard Cracker and the hosts Merle and Emery Law.

Law Roy Law Oregon Street Robert Wagner Horace Gardner Billy Fred Lange Elwood Law Peggy Ann Vivian Hedrick Margaret Fisher Delores Lawson Clifford Welker Charles Horton Richard Cracker Merle Emery

May Meeting of Philathea Class at First Methodist

Fifty members and guests attended the May Philathea class meeting at the First Methodist church in its banquet room. Sessions covered social and business topics with two guitar numbers by Emily Van Gent and two readings by Rosalie Tuttle. Games, refreshments, and spring decorations followed. the next meeting is scheduled for June 6 with co chairmen Mrs. Lem White and Mrs. J. J. Schomberg.

First Methodist Church Emily van Gent Rosalie Tuttle Lem White J. J. Schomberg

Instructor Discusses European Situation at Fidelis Meeting

Elmer Nelson of Muscatine high school spoke on the background of the European situation and updated members during the Fidelis club session at the YWCA Tuesday night. Plans for the May breakfast sponsored by the business and industrial clubs at the YW were reviewed at the following business meeting. The next gathering will be a wiener roast and hike at Miss Alice Nyenhuis’s home in Illinois on May 16.

Elmer Nelson Muscatine High School Fidelis Club Y. W Alice Nyenhuis Illinois

Mrs. Nichols Re-elected Leader of Century Club

Mrs. E C Nichols was re-elected president of the Twentieth Century club at the Y W C A during the annual meeting. Officers for 1939 40 include Warren Baker vice president Charles Young recording secretary W E Downer corresponding secretary Elmer Steinmetz treasurer and Gena Cook custodian.

E. C. Nichols Twentieth Century Club Warren Baker Charles Young W. E. Downer Elmer Steinmetz Gena Cook C. A. Edmonds Charles Lucas Lucas Street George Newton Stanley Fullwood

Two Royal Neighbor Groups Hold Meet

Twenty five members of the Royal Neighbor Aid and Sunshine chapter attended a joint meeting shared activities and plans for future projects.

The Royal Neighbor Aid and Sunshine

Potluck Social Held At I O O F Hall

A club hosted a potluck dinner and social afternoon at the I O O F hall on Tuesday afternoon. The gathering featured companions enjoying a card game session after the meal.

Also Mentioned on This Page

MR. and Mrs. Ruthenberg Order of Rainbow Jane Kudrele State of Iowa Grace B. Sprecker Mary Hull State of Iowa Miss Hull Temple Eloise Stein Lorraine Freers Stein Eastern Star Dorothy Potter L. F. Martin Edward Canterbury GEO. Kranz & Son E. Second St Journal Bailey’s Cash Market East Second St Sirloin Ste I. the Meaty Neck Junedale Junedale Shanks S Picnics Pocahontas Ralph J. Wittich Mu" Tine, Iowa Fidelis Nichols Century Club I. O. O. F Hall I. O. O. F. Hall Arric American Institute of Laundering Electrolux Servel Electrolux Iowa Electric Company
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