Kellner and Rushmore Engage at Ames Five Pound Party
The engagement of Miss Mary Ann Kellner formerly of Muscatine to Rollie Rushmore was announced at a Delta Zeta five pound party in Ames. Kellner a Muscatine Junior College and Iowa State College graduate works in Burlington.
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Mary Ann Kellner
Uscatine
Rollie Rushmore
Delta Zeta House
Ames
Miss Kellner
Muscatine Junior College
Iowa State College
Klein’s
Burlington
Delta Zeta Sorority
Rushmore
Delta Zetas
Gertrude Beber
C. J. Suttes
Victor Kellner
Muscatine couples mark anniversaries into 20s and 30s
A Muscatine report recalls four couples and one former pair celebrating 20 or more years of marriage. Aletha and Otto Teufel’s May 28 1908 wedding is remembered as they live in Eldon. Mildred Johnson Hoopes and Lindley Hoopes reach 20 years on May 29, while John and Kathrine Korschot observe 36 years on Decoration Day. Chandlerlin and Cham erlin near 32 years on June 7, and Elizabeth Rohs Toborg with William Toborg mark 30 years on June 16. The piece notes family details and current residences and jobs.
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Muscatine
Aletha Barger
A. J. Barger
East Sixth Street
Otto C.teufel
Jacob Teufel
Nora Kennedy
Centralia
Eugene Harris
Morning Sun
Teufel
Golden State Limited
Eldon
Mildred Johnson
William Johnson
Lindley B. Hoopes
J. E. Hoopes
Musatine
Hoopes
John Korschot
Kindler Avenue
John Lange
Raymond Korschot
Tom Lane
Paul John Korschot
J. A. Chamerlin
Chestnut Street
A. W. Walde
Charles City
H. O. Broadston
Hutchinson
Kas
Hugh Chance
Wilma Chamberlin
IoWa State College
Marian Chamberlin
Lincoln School
William Walde
James Walde
Barbara Broadston
Mary Ann Chance
William Toborg
Elizabeth Rohs
A. L. Tilgner
Walnut Baptist Church
Dorothy Tiedemann
Robert Toborg
University of Iowa
Sixth Street
Garden Club Honors President With Birthday Luncheon
Muscatine Garden club members met at the YWCA and PM Musser library to honor Mrs. Opel, club president, on her birthday. The event featured a crystal centerpiece, a large birthday cake, and prizes for floral displays. Five-minute talks followed, with plans announced for a June flower show at First Presbyterian church and an iris show invitation from Davenport.
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W. Opel
Muscatine Garden Club
P. M. Musser Library
Faors
C. W. Opel
Frank Eitman
Leonard Fuller
Fred van Zyl
Will Lange
American Iris Society
W. W. Cook
Ringwood Gardens
Clinton
Anna Molis
Myrtle Gentry
M. S. Cochrane
Seniors Are Honored at St Marys Alumni Banquet
St Marys Alumni entertained the graduating class of 1939 at a banquet in the school hall. A three course meal was served by students, with Rev N J Peiffer and Rev C D Mannhardt officiating. Alumni Songsters performed and a skit by Anthony Kuriger amused guests.
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St. Mary’s High School
St. Mary’s Hall
Dorothy Mich
Bertha Schafer
Rose Slater
Francis McGowan
James Huff
Gerald Blaesing
George Unkel
Bernard Montgomery
Francis Milder
C. D. Mannhardt
N. J. Peiffer
Clifford Doran
John Schumacher
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's School Hall
Ladies of
Anthony Kuriger
George Frey
Robert Witte
Alfred Oppelt
Bruce Rininsland
Father Peiffer
Jean Gey
Robert Lewig
Lorraine Hruska
Irene Noll
Korneman and
McCaffrey
Card Games Social by Joan of Arc Court
Fifty five members of Court Joan of Arc No. 524 Catholic Daughters of America enjoyed a social meeting and card party at the K of C hall Monday night. Prizes awarded in five hundred and bridge games went to Mrs. George Slattery, Mrs. E B Chayka, Mrs. Anna Korte, and Mrs. Minnie Wessells with Mrs. Mary Schenkel taking the special prize. The next meeting will include installation of officers June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
George Slattery
E. B. Chayka
Anna Korte
Minnie Wessells
Mary Schenkel
Otto Hoffman
Marguerite Missel
Anna O’keefe
Margaret Wessells
Helen Korte
Electa Chapter
Rose Croix Shrine
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Clara Hann
Ruth Hartwig
Rosalie Tuttle
Carl Houdek
Miss Hartwig
Geneva pupils enjoy teachers picnic outing
Parents met with the teachers and pupils of the Geneva school for a picnic marking a community event. The event emphasized collaboration between staff and students and celebrated the school’s local role.
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Geneva School
Social and club events listed for Elks and community groups
The Lady Elks host a social meeting at the Elks home with contract and auction bridge at 2 30 led by Mrs P H Naber and a committee including Mrs W O Case and others. Girl Scout Troop No 9 meets Friday after noon. The young peoples league of the Evangelical church meets tonight at 7 30 with devotional by John Curtis and entertainment committee. The Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans holds a social Thursday night at Mrs Emma Tiecke 507 East Tenth. Grace Lutheran missionary society May breakfast at Mrs William Umlandt 201 Maple Avenue Thursday 9 30 am reservations by phone 2732 bring own table service.
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Lady Elks
Elks Home
P. H. Naber
W. O. Case
Ernest Hoffman
James Boston
Elmer Johnson
Frank Fox
Sadie Bielefeld
Jesse Gregg
West Liberty
Ae the
Young People’s League of the Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Curtis
Ruth Schmidt
Lydia Krause
Mildred Huessner
Harold Lohse
The
United Spanish War Veterans
Emma Tiecke
East Tenth Street
Grace Lutheran Missionary Society
William Umlandt
Maple Avenue
Harry Leedy
Former West Liberty teachers wed in LaCrosse
Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Marie Park formerly a dramatic instructor at West Liberty High School to Leigh Toland in LaCrosse Wisconsin where the bride has been teaching. She earned a PhD in speech at the University of Iowa last June and they will reside at 1315 State Street LaCrosse Wisconsin.
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West Liberty
Marie Park
Leigh Toland
LaCrosse
Wis
University of Iowa
State
Lucille Coon Weds J Ernest Wagner in Davenport
Columbus Junction announces the marriage of Lucille Margaret Coon to J. Ernest Wagner. The ceremony occurred Friday May 12 in Davenport. Lucille, a Washington High School graduate and Coe College attendee, is a stenographer in Moline. Wagner also graduated from Washington High and studied at the University of Iowa.
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Columbus Junction
Ira Coon
Haskins
Lucille Margaret
J. Ernest Wagner
John Wagner
Washington
Davenport
Wagner
Washington High School
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Moline
Ill
University of Iowa
School year closes with perfect attendance resumes
On the final day of the term, pupils with flawless attendance include Arlene Brudt kuhl and Gottfried, John and Le Roy Laeser. High school qualifiers are Ruth Marie Miller, Marjorie Rode, Sarah Henderson, and George Fischer.
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Arlene Brudtkuhl
Gottfried
John
Leroy Laeser
Ruth Marie Miller
Marjorie Rode
Sarah Henderson
George Fischer
Spickler and Rounds Wed at Pine Bluff Methodist Church
Dorothy Spickler and Raymond G. Rounds were married in a 3 pm ceremony at Pine Bluff Methodist Church Pine Bluff Illinois. The bride wore Chantilly lace with pink rose buds and was attended by Elizabeth Spickler and Joseph Bales. The couple plans a northward honeymoon after a reception at the bride’s home.
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Pine Bluff Methodist Church
Pine Bluff
Ill
Dorothy Spickler
N. E. Spickler
Pine Bluff, Il
Raymond G. Rounds
Della Rounds
Illinois City
H. D. Simmons
Elizabeth Spickler
Joseph Bales
Mrs. Rounds
North
More Parties Booked for Brides-Elect
June will bring many weddings in Muscatine as May ends. Brides-elect will be feted by friends returning from colleges and universities across the country. Some parties are planned but dates remain undecided.
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Muscatine
Miss Hemmingway Engaged to Robert E. Dice at West Liberty
Miss Cordelle Hemmingway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hemmingway, will marry Robert E. Dice, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dice. The engagement was announced at a Saturday party in the Hemmingway home with apricot and blue decor and a concealed picture of the couple on the front cover reading A pair of Dice's June 4 1939.
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West Liberty
Cordelle Hemmingway
M. A. Hemmingway
Robert E. Dice
A. L. Dice
Russell Reynolds
Nichols
Marguriete Kennedy
George Gordon
Louise Barnes
Virginia Stearns
Marguriete James
Russell James
Wilson Hildebrand
Ed Waite
Bernice James
Alice Wolf
Siguard Jensen Downey
Margariete Kennedy
Elma Odell
Dorothy Flater
Mabel Hemmingway
West Branch
Barbara Lichty’s Fourth Birthday Party Held at Home
Mrs. F. A. Lichty of 1104 Sycamore Street hosted her daughter Barbara at a Monday afternoon party from 3 to 5. Guests sat at small tables decorated with balloons windmills and birthday favors enjoying the festive birthday event.
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F. A. Lichty
Sycamore Street
Barbara
Open House for McClures Marks Tenth Wedding Anniversary
The Rev. Eugene L. McClure and Mrs. McClure host open house in Nichols on Friday June 2 to celebrate ten years of marriage. Guests from Cedar Valley Nichols and Conesville parishes and friends attend in the afternoon and evening. The couple's three children are Lloyd Eugene 8 Ruth Marilyn 5 and Robert Paul 2.
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Eugene L. McClure
Nichols
McClure
Cedar Valley
Conesville
Ashby College
Kentucky
Parsons College
John Fletcher College
Beacon
Exline
Delta
Grinnell
Lloyd Eugene
Ruth Marilyn
Robert Paul
Birthday Celebration With Gifts For Barbara
Day cake with four lighted candles served as the centerpiece. Refreshments were provided by the hostess with help from Mrs. Lyde Beadle and Mrs. Lucas Sterne. Barbara received many gifts as guests Jo Ann Leu Suzanne Schmidt Sandra Toussaint Janet Horst Delores Nordeen Mary Elizabeth Sterne Betty Lichty attended.
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Lyde Beadle
Lucas Sterne
Jo Ann Leu
Suzanne Schmidt
Sandra Toussaint
Janet Horst
Delores Nordeen
Mary Elizabeth Sterne
Betty Lichty
Barbara
Breakfast Planned by Rainbow Girls
The Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold its annual May breakfast at a local venue to raise funds for community service activities. Organizers invite members and the public to attend and support the charitable program.
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Rainbow Girls
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Eastern Stars Plan Wild Cat Den Park Outing and Installation
Last Saturday morning at Wild Cat Den state park the girls will meet at the Masonic temple and depart at 6 15 a m Reservations must be made by Thursday night with Mrs Glenn Downing or Mrs Walter Molis Phone numbers 2172 W and 2412 Those driving should call Mrs Irma Dooly Miss Betty Martin and her officers will be installed Friday night at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple All Eastern Stars Masons DeMolays Rainbow girls and friends are invited Dancing will follow in the ballroom.
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Wild Cat den State Park
Masonic Temple
Glenn Downing
Walter Molis
Irma Dooly
Betty Martin
Linoleum flooring offers easy care and variety
Linoleum backs burlap and provides a resilient, comfortable surface. Daily dusting and occasional washing and waxing keep it bright. Armstrong's Linoleum patterns suit every room at a reasonable cost, with quick installation and exact cost estimates available.
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Armstrong
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Daniel A. Burns
Frank den
Garden Club
Ham
Kansas Street
Joan of Arc
Geneva
American Eagles
McKinley School
Weds
Lucille Coon
Batterson
Coats
Miss Hemmingway
NORCA
Hoover Company
East Second St
E. L. McClure
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