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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1934

Page

5

Miss Coffin and Orville Fisher to Wed Tonight

Miss Gertrude Coffin daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Coffin of Conesville Iowa will wed Orville Fisher son of Mr and Mrs Guy Fisher of Grandview at 7 this evening in the Coffin home 2258 Fulham avenue Reverend Lloyd Dutro will officiate The couple plan residence at 419 12 Mulberry avenue after a four course dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs J F Coffin and Mr and Mrs Guy Fisher Debbi May Coffin is noted among guests

Gertrude Coffin J. F. Coffin Conesville Orville Fisher Guy Fisher Grandview John Coffin Fulham Avenue Lloyd Dutro Fisher Thelma Kintzle Miss Coffin Washington High School Cedar Rapids Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Batterson Grandview High School H. J. Heinz Company Coffin Debbie May Coffin Mulberry Avenue

Here Comes Charlie at Presbyterian Rooms

A three act comedy Here Comes Charlie was staged Friday night by the Goshen Farm Bureau young people and Goshen Wapsie Four-H girls in the First Presbyterian church Sunday school rooms. The cast featured Aneta Frater Wilson Hildebrand and Edward Rexroth with musical numbers by the Goshen Wapsie Four-H chorus.

Charlie First Presbyterian Church Goshen Farm Bureau Goshen and Wapsie Four-H Charlie Hopps The Hills Aneta Frater Larry Elliott Wilson Hildebrand Edward Rexroth Aleck Twiggs Charie Vivian Smythe-Kersey Larry Margaret Hildebrand Caroline Smythe-Kersey Frances Rabe Fanny Farnham Verda Ehrick Mortimer Smythe-Kersey Vivian Ted Hartley Lester Cornell Victor Rexroth Rita Askam Nora Malone Elliott Robert Brand Tim McFrill Goshen Wapsie Four-H Women's Societies of Presbyterian Church

Texas Visitor Honored at Weed Park Picnic

Mrs. Avis Figgins Hall and her daughter Betty of Beaumont Texas hosted a Weed park picnic Friday evening for Bellevue hospital nurses. Social hours followed with guests Mrs. James Wilkinson Mrs. Harold Brandal Mrs. Harold Wittich Mrs. George Nicola Mrs. Clarence Figg Mrs. Ed Zeidler and Mrs. W. H. Klink attending.

Texas Weed Park Avis Figgins Hall Betty Beaumont Tex Bellevue Hospital James Wilkinson Harold Brandal Harold Wittich George Nicola Clarence Figg Ed Zeidler W. H. Klink

Helpful Hints for Well-Dressed Women in Summer Wardrobe

The article advises women to keep extra white collar and cuff sets to refresh dark silk dresses using linen organdy pique and novelty cottons. It notes white purses and gloves in matching fabrics are in vogue and stresses removable washable slip covers for white linen purses and removable cuffs for dark fabrics.

Mrs Nowell Feted at Pretty Shower in Hathaway Home

Mrs Kenneth Hathaway and Miss Eloise Sharar hosted a post nuptial shower for Mrs Charles Nowell formerly Thelma Stein at Cedar Street home Friday evening. Eleven guests played bridge and five hundred with high bridges awarded to Mrs Jack Ellis and Miss Evelyn Richards. Out of town guest was bride’s mother Mrs McCloskey of Rock Island. Others included Mrs Clifford Schreurs Mrs Raymond Dora Miss Florence Dora Miss Flossie Christiansen Miss Violet Heerd Miss Richards Mrs Ellis honoree and hostesses. Mrs Nowell received a collection of gifts.

Kenneth Hathaway Eloise Sharar Charles Nowell Thelma Stein Cedar Street Jack Ellis Evelyn Richards McCloskey Rock Island Clifford Schreurs Raymond Dora Florence Dora Flossie Christiansen Violet Heerd Richards Ellis Nowell

Odette Grimm Chosen May Queen At Party

Odette Grimm was named queen of the May at the New Era Young People's society May night frolic attended by 33 members in the community building. Roger Kretschmar won king of the May with a coronation in a floral bower. Iria McCullough and Wayne Barnhart won best May basket awards. New members Hazel Wunderlich Bernice Brossart Charlotte Brossart Iris McCullough William Jensen Robert Binggeli Virgil Barton Harland Hetzler Louis Faust were voted in. Initiation committee includes Clifford Pantel Fred Halling Roger Kretschmar. Mothers day tea planned May 13 with church girls hosting. Decoration day outing set for May 30 at Credit Island near Davenport. Corinne Hetzler named entertainment chair. Main event closed with Rev Earnest A Lack message and friendship circle formation.

Odetta Grimm Roger Kretschmar Iria McCullough Wayne Barnhart Hazel Wunderlich Bernice Brossart Charlotte Brossart Iris McCullough William Jensen Robert Binggeli Virgil Barton Harland Hetzler Louis Faust Clifford Pantel Fred Halling Agnes Hetzler Marvel Grimm Margaret Kretschmar Corrine Hetzler Helen Pantel Credit Island Davenport Arlene Grimm

Recital Participants List for Muscatine Event

Pupils taking part in a violin and piano recital given by Mrs A C Springborn at the Muscatine Music House Friday night were: Joan and Carol Sywassink Marian Van Gent Royce and Harold Davis Doris Drumm Betty Rakow Muriel Hammer Eileen Davidson Richard Folsom Richard Boldt Noreen Pelton Fern Sharp Richard Crow James Wilson Edwon Hoffman Marie Hoffman Alice Metcalf Fred Kintzle and Thomas Hocke.

A. C. Springborn Muscatine Music House Joan Carol Sywassink Marian van Gent Royce Harold Davis Doris Drumm Betty Rakow Muriel Hammer Eileen Davidson Richard Folsom Richard Boldt Noreen Pelton Fern Sharp Richard Crow James Wilson Edwon Hoffman Marie Hoffman Alice Metcalf Fred Kintzle Thomas Hocke

Bloomington Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Farm Programs

About 75 Bloomington township Farm Bureau members gathered at the Bloomington grange hall to discuss federal and state farm programs. County agent Carl E. Rylander described farm record books for the corn hog program and handed out copies to contract signers. W. E. Krizer of the state office reported progress statewide and the agent touched on chinch bug growth and control with slides.

Bloomington

School Children to Receive Carnival Ride Tickets

Fifty six hundred complimentary tickets for rides and shows will be distributed by Edward Bitter Post No. 27 American Legion to grade school children for Monday night entertainment at Sol's Liberty shows to be held next week at the south end circus grounds. Legion and carnival officials cooperate with Moose engagement. Great Salt Lake in Utah is more than four times as large as the Dead Sea.

Edward Bitter American Legion Sol’s Liberty South End Legion Carnival Musca Loyal Order of Moose Great Salt Lake Utah Dead Sea

Cotton wedding fashions for brides and bridesmaids

A light hearted scan of a 1920s style cotton wedding ensemble featuring organdie dresses with pleated frills, full veils, Betsy Ross like headpieces, and lilac accents. The piece notes practicality and affordability of cotton for a simple yet charming ceremony.

Betsy Ross

Value of Nursery School in Lives of American Children

Mrs Roosevelt argues nursery education shapes child development through a tale of Johnny raised in a good home but lacking proper guidance. The story contrasts early missteps with later classroom progress, implying early training influences behavior and future outcomes.

Eleanor Roosevelt Johnny

St Marys Card Party Winners Announced

Winners in a card party sponsored by St. Marys Aid society are announced: Bridge first Mrs Louis Hiebing, second Mrs H Conley. Five hundred first Mrs William Opelt, second Mrs Fred Angel, special Mrs Nellie Nugent. Another party is planned next Tuesday night.

St. Mary's Aid Society Bridge Louis Hiebing H. Conley Five Hundred William Opelt Fred Angel Nellie Nugent

Miss Plumly Weds Walter Hughes in Muscatine Church

Miss Blossom Plumly of Chicago wed Walter C. Hughes of Chicago in a 3:30 p m ceremony at First Baptist Church Muscatine. Rev Vernon L Shantz officiated with organist Mrs Harry Hahn. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Edward Heinz Jr of Chicago. The couple plans to live in Hyde Park Chicago after May 15. A tea followed at the bride’s parents home with local guests and out of town relatives.

First Baptist Church Priesta Edward Heinz, Jr Chicago Hahn Mildred Stirlen Dorothy Tyler Glen Barnard Hughes Muscatine Bush and Sherwood Conservatories Rock Island Railroad Rock Island Hyde Park District Lake Park Avenue Iowa Michigan C. E. Plumly Margaret Ann Washington Ralph Madden New London D. M. Wooton Edward Heinz Parke Moore Iowa City L. C. Walker Evanston

Hundred at Card Party of Young Democrats in Muscatine

About a hundred attended the public card party sponsored by the Young Democrats of Muscatine county at the Legion home Friday night. Prizes were won by George Doran and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs in five hundred and H. H. Fitzgerald with Mrs. Ballew in bridge. M. Byrne received a special award. Mrs. Dupple hosted 12 Christian Missionary society women. Estelle Pierson led the lesson on Christ in a Changing China. A June picnic at Weed Park was planned.

Young Democrats Muscatine County Legion Home George Doran Joseph Jacobs H. H. Fitzgerald B. Ballew M. Byrne Dupple Lyle Dupple First Christian Missionary Society Fulham Avenue Estelle Pierson Christ China Weed Park

Miss Maxine Fields and Arthur Beany to Marry in June

Announcement from Muscatine details the engagement of Miss Maxine Fields and Arthur Beany with a June 6 wedding planned. At a Batterson store party Friday night guests included Harry W. Greer celebrating his first anniversary as store manager and Gertrude Coffin who is to marry tonight.

Maxine Fields Arthur Beany Muscatine Batterson Harry W. Greer Mr. Potter Rock Island Gertrude Coffin Miss Fields Mr. Greer Frank Thompson Atkinson Danco

Miss Anna Mae White Honored On Birthday

A surprise party at Dorothy Jones's home on 602 East Seventh Street celebrated Miss Anna May White's birthday. The evening featured a treasure hunt, progressive banco games with Harry McGrew winning high and Ralph Irwin runner up, and a pink and green cake lighting. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Ward and a long list of friends and relatives.

Dorothy Jones East Seventh Street Anna May White Progressive Banco Harry McGrew Ralph Irwin Miss White William Ward Helen Cadogan Ethel Chapman Nina Kelly Velma Kintzle Nora Meeker Maria Edmonds Lenora Hopkins Margaret McTurk Helen Breedlove Beulah Utley Ralph Dittman Charles Huber Dean Guthrie John Fritz Freeman Schmidt Charles Nyweide Chester Woodworth Clarence Heiland Robert Schmidt Clarence Rose Leroy Richard Jones

Muscatine Women to Hold Monday Board Meeting

The Muscatine Business and Professional Women's club will meet at 7 o'clock Monday night at The Journal office to plan for a dinner meeting set for Wednesday evening in the Rose room at Hotel Muscatine. Mrs Kendig led the program for 30 members of the Women's Foreign Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church at a Friday gathering hosted by Mrs Addle man with readers including Mrs Hahn, Mrs Dooly, and Mrs Rice.

The Muscatine Business and Professional Women’s Club Journal Hotel Muscatine J. H. Kendig Women’s Foreign Missionary Society First Methodist Episcopal Church D. B. Addle Man West Sixth Street George Hahn Erma Dooly Harriet Rice Ida Goldsberry Burlington Frances Will Elizabeth Darrow Kendig

Local Club Meetings And Card Party Announced

The Women's Christian Temperance Union meets Monday at 2 30 p m at the U W C A. Daughters of Union Veterans convene Monday at 8 p m in Memorial hall at the court house. The Women's Benefit association holds a meeting at 7 45 p m at Maccabee hall. Pocahontas drill team sponsors a public card party Monday night at Redman hall with Mrs Myrtle Slater as hostess.

Daughters of Union Veterans Memorial Hall Women’s Benefit Association Maccabee Hall Pocahontas Drill Team Redman Hall Myrtle Slater

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