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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1968
Page
3
Mrs Ralph Nietzel and Jennice Nietzel, a United Airlines stewardess based in Chicago, often return home to share family meals. Shown together preparing sour cream cole slaw, they gather tips from Jennice’s mother on the dish she enjoys.
By NAIDA CHRISTIAN weamens Editor Mrs Ralph Nietzel has a recipe for sour cream cole slaw that when refrigerated will keep for up to a week. It very seldom lasts that long though because everyone likes it so well. The Nietzel family lives at 720 Woodlawn. Mr Nietzel is employed at Sterneman's Clothing Co. He is a member of the Rotary club and active in the Christian Business Men's Committee. Golf fishing and hunting are his favorite sports. The oldest of the Nietzel youngsters Bob is married and lives in Muscatine with his wife son and daughter. Harvey is a freshman at Muscatine Community College and also works at Grain Processing Corp. He enjoys tennis and golf and is interested in cars. Jennice is a stewardess with
The Church Women United board met at First United Presbyterian Church at 1 30 pm Tuesday chaired by Mrs Herbert Dicksin. They discussed the national movement status, a clothing drive for Church World Service yielding 975 pounds, and a December visit of the service truck to Muscatine. World Community Day is set for Grace Lutheran on Nov 1 at 1 30 pm with speaker Mrs Marcus Aurelius. A state meeting in Marshalltown on June 13 was announced with the theme Freed and United in Christ. Officers were elected for Bloomington Friends Women, name change to United Society of Friends Women effective Sept 1 1968, and meeting day moved to the second Tuesday. A $25 donation was approved for the church public address system. Bonnie, a kindergartner at Grant School, helps with the family and works part time at Muscatine General Hospital. The document includes a family sketch and a sour cream cole slaw recipe.
The Musserville Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Hoopes hall Tuesday evening. Mrs Kenneth Snavely led a prayer service. Mrs Walter Askam gave the missionary study with Vietnam movie showing. Mrs Orville Smith led the program on World Religions. Fifteen members and one visitor attended. Thirty sick calls were reported. Refreshments were served by hostess Mrs William Fisher.
The WOM Child Care Committee met at Josephine Palis check's home with 14 members present. Marian Hayes and Snow Brendel were guests. a short business session was held. Snapshots of the visit to Kennedy school were shown and will be sent to Mooseheart. June 5 picnic plans were made for Weed Park shelter house at 1 p.m.
Keystone AOK members met Wednesday evening at the County Home to entertain residents. Games were played and refreshments served. Hostess committee included Mrs. Dale MacLennan and Mrs. Dorothy Newberry. Next meeting set for June 5 with Mrs. Marie Williams.
Veterans of WW I Barracks 2087 and Auxiliary host a potluck picnic at the American Legion home on Sunday May 19 at 12 30 p m Dinner will be followed by games Ruth Dye and Renee Olson serve on the dinner committee The In Between club meets Friday May 17 at 1 30 p m at the YWCA for an afternoon of ja rafts Refreshments by Dianne Davis A nursery will be provided Everyone under 10 is welcome to attend
Grace Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wednesday at the church for a work meeting with thirteen members present. Mrs Maleta Gross was hostess and birthday wishes went to Mrs Dora Minton. A follow up work meeting is set for Wednesday May 22 at the church with Mrs Anna Hank as hostess.
The Mooseheart group gathered at Lolita Patterson's home in New Boston on Wednesday with special guests Senior Regent Marian Hayes and Bertha Garrett. Seven members attended as Marie Nelson led the business session and planned the June 19 end of year picnic at Weed Park. Homemade ice cream by Phyllis Leatam and Millie Morton Lynch provided, with games and prizes for all.
Miss Linda Logel was guest of honor at a bridal shower Tuesday evening at the Bloomington Grange. Hostesses were Mrs. David Logel Mrs. Joyce Garrison and Mary Logel. Forty guests attended with games and prizes. Pink and white decorations honored the bride elect who will wed Jim Reynolds on June 15.
Linda Miller of Muscatine, a junior at Augustana College in Rock Island, is listed on the Dean's Honor List for the semester. The elementary education major is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard L Miller of 2003 Houser.
Eleven members gathered Wednesday evening at Mrs. Wilbur Roby’s home for the Aquinian study group. Miss Gertrude Fuller led the business session and books were reviewed. Mrs. Earl Jones discussed The Fabulous Flemmings of Kathmandu. Lucille Connell and Yrene Roby were elected co chairs for 1963 89 term with Mary Peters as secretary treasurer. The final meeting of this period was slated for June 19 a dinner at Sunset Inn with guest invitations.
Muscatine High announces the Pompon squad for 1966 69 led by advisor Ruth Stroup. Members include Lou rie Goodrich Debbie Jackson Gail Shepley Betty Cleffman and Bev Krueger with alternates Diane Cooney Gail Gardner and Linda Dahnke. They perform at basketball half times and lead the fight song at football games.
A student gospel team from Faith Baptist Bible College of Ankeny will perform at Fruitland Baptist Church on Saturday May 18 at 7 30 p m for a youth rally. The program includes instrumental and vocal numbers and a student message. All area youth are urged to attend. light refreshments will follow.
The Muscatine Newcomers club schedules a 1 p.m. luncheon at Hotel Muscatine on Tuesday May 21. Guests include interior designer Mrs. Spaeth and Mr. Almquist of Moline. Program focuses on interior decorating. Members should call social chair Janet Drum for reservations before Friday noon.
Barbara Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Allen 1326 Park Drive will be installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow Assembly No 38 at the Masonic temple Sunday May 19 at 2 p m Other line officers to be installed include Ann Jackson worthy associate advisor Ann Peterson Jones of Geri Crab s baugh hope and Martha Phillips faith Public invited to attend this installation
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