Mothers honored at Catholic Daughters breakfast event
Approximately nine members and guests attended the Catholic Daughters of America Court Joan of Arc 524 mother and daughter breakfast at Hayes Elementary School. Mrs. Marge Shank and others served the meal while daughters performed violin pieces ballet dances acrobatic numbers and group songs after Mass at St Matthias Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America Court
Joan of Are
Hayes Elementary School
Marge Shank
Joan Lorber
Josephine Gaeta
Barb Bruger
Roseanna Nelson
Daughters of the Catholic
Violette Longhurst
Jayne Lorber
Angie Lucas
Susan Phelps
Karen Kolar
Lisa
Linda
Louise BeVier
Cathy Fuegen
Angela Nelson
Vidette Longhurst
Bridgette Sheller
St. Mathias Church
Community Group Calendar and Meetings Notes
Social calendar notes from First Friends church United Society of Friends Women meet to tie quilts at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. A yard sale is planned for Saturday. Ladies of the Elks May breakfast is at 1 p.m. Thursday at the Elks club with reservations by calling two members. United Methodist Women hold an all day cleaning meeting Wednesday at 9 a.m. followed by a business meeting at 1:45 p.m. Joint installation of officers for John Harold Kemble VFW post 1564 and Auxiliary at 8 p.m. Tuesday, open to families. lunch served later. Auxiliary uniforms or dark blue dress required. A stray tip suggests adding lemon juice to rice to keep it white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Friends Church
United Society of Friends Women
John Harold Kemble
VFW
Show Stoppers recital at Muscatine High School
The Show Stoppers by Stephanie's Dance Studio performed Sunday afternoon at the Muscatine High School auditorium. In three acts titled Spring and Summer Fantasy Jazzy Gymnasts and Winter Wonderland the event featured numerous student dancers including Jennifer Connor Kim Hetzler Lynda Adams Teresa Riley Theresa Williams Mary Sward and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High School
Stephanie
Jennifer Connor
Kim Hetzler
Lynda Adams
Teresa Riley
Theresa Williams
Mary Sward
Holly Hoopes
Martha Riley
Barbara Plogh
Bobbi Nichols
Samantha Lane
Lori Martin
Amy
Freda Jo Morrow
Michelle Whitlow
Gerry Loos
LaVoy Miller
Terrie Belokopilovs
Sheri Monson
Tammy Clark
Tami Monson
Kathy Verwers
Joanna Fry
Noelle Potter
Jenifer Diercks
Jerri Plemmons
Wendy Terrill
Susan Phelps
Chris James
Melissa Potter
Rhonda Lange
Janell Siewerl
Cindy Chalupa
Stephanie Chalupa
Dawn Hawkins
Cindy Canady
Amy Reifert
Monica Reed
Lisa Mullen
Tami Noah
Tami Welsch
Brenda Orr
Larry Tiecke
Karen Henderson
Theresa Brown
Teresa Logel
Carla Salisman
Connie Mills
Lori Duncan
Wendy Leudtke
Melisa Smith
Wendy Berry
Shelly
Bridal shower honoring Lynn Schubick at Wier Street home
A bridal shower honoring Lynn Schubick was held at 911 Wier St the home of Mrs Dorothy Latimer with cohostess Mrs Deanna Maxson. Games were played and prizes went to Paul Schubick Marian Schubick Betty Van deriff Tutor Philpott and Jo Latimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Schubick
Wier St
Dorothy Latimer
Deanna Maxson
Paul Schubick
Marian Schubick
Betty Vanderiff
Philpott
Jo Latimer
Muscatine Jaycee Ettes Win State Honors at Waterloo
The Muscatine Jaycee-Ettes earned multiple honors at the state convention in Waterloo with 63 members from 27 chapters attending. Officers elected included Pam Merideh of Ottumwa as president Fran Dempsey of Muscatine as recording secretary and Sheila Thorburg of Storm Lake as treasurer. The event featured a state speak-up contest won by Jean, with 9 regional winners participating. Vendors served refreshments to 35 people as the bride elect’s orchid and white color scheme was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine Jaycee- Ettes
Jaycee-Ettes
Waterloo
Fran Dempsey
Muscatine
Karen Nissen
Pam Merideh
Ottumwa
Sheila Thorburg
Storm Lake
Vinton
Angela Chartier
Jaycee
Robert Bone
Manchester
Medelyn Glaeden
Janesville
Wisc
Erma Plaehn
University of Northern Town
Mary Lou Harris
Miles
Sue Hammer
Region 5
Candy Engsiler
Mary Lou Harms
Linda Hinman
Linda Reichert
Gin Hezler
Kathy Weaver
Pat Wolfe
Abbotts nudity clash ends in silent years
Dear Abby column covers a Catholic widow and widower who avoid seeing each other undressed, noting there is no doctrinal stance on nudity and urging the wife to leave the issue alone. Readers share age milestones and party plans. tips range from hosting gifts to kitchen tricks for longevity and salad prep.
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Abby
Virgo Forecast Expands Activities and Humor
Virgo forecasts encourage expanding activities and laughing at foibles while noting envy from a frightened observer. Sagittarian may appear. other signs are urged to stay true to self as tone blends guidance with characteristic traits across all signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgo
Leo
Gemini
Cancer
Sagittarius
Aries
Taurus
Aquarius
Scorpio
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United Methodist Women
Park Avenue
United Methodist Church
Laura Rosmann
Michelle Rosmann
Tammy Jewett
Pam Dipple
Susan McBride
Tina Dahnke
Diane Burr
Teresa Colton
Vickie Tomlin
Lor Plank
Chris Lanfier
Margaret Ann Garvin
LuAnn Tielge
Pam Sachs
Christine Dierdorff
Kay Hetaler
Angela Dickey
Tricia Franklin
Laurie Brown
Saral Haingale
Kay Ann McFeon
Paula Orr
Kris Swanson
Jane Vaughn
Kim Libenguth
Leah Hartzler
Kim Martin
Lisa Schauland
Annette Chapman
Susan Schumacher
Susan Patterson
Brenda Hausauer
Tina Dickey
Salli Kurriger
Colleen Riley
Jodie Lee
Lisa Leudtke
Debbie Nllis
Rachel Quirk
Cindy Wells
Mulberry Avenue
Denny Latimer
Ean Aobby
Wife
Abigail van Buren
Chicape Tribune
M Tate
Midwest Reader
Gorham
Moppets
Karen Petersen
Kathy Bender
Betty Bermel
Bobbie Beatty
Connie Briggs
Janet Finley
Peggy Fletcher
Linda Godfrey
Valerie Halverson
Barbara Herrick
Robyn Hogan
Bobbie Hants Allene Hillman
Kay Keepping
Linda Krueger Roxann Latimer
Diana Nichols
Kim Ostermeter
Linda Poulson
Dagmar Paul Martha Phillips
Helen Robertson
Caron Rigdon
Sandy Ridenour
Linda Schmidt
Cindy Steffens
Joan Strauss
Jane Vance
Debbie Wagoner
Vickie Weggen
Bareuther
Bavaria
Barcuthier
Fiskars Shears OF
Finland
Wheel OF Fortune
Watsdatme Plaza
Wiinton
Luellen's Cleaners
Frank
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