Moriage Announces Marriage of LaVerne Snyder
Mrs LaVerne Snyder, former daughter of Mr and Mrs William Paetz of 112 Gilbert, wed March 4 in a ceremony announced by Moriage.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1939
Page
6
Mrs LaVerne Snyder, former daughter of Mr and Mrs William Paetz of 112 Gilbert, wed March 4 in a ceremony announced by Moriage.
The Muscatine Garden Club announced classifications for its forthcoming flower show to be held Thursday June 8 from 1 to 9 pm at the basement First Presbyterian church. divisions include miniature, vases, shadow boxes, home table arrangements, wall pockets, kitchen pictures, fruits vegetables, artistic vase arrangements, potted plants, bubble bowls, shrubs and climbing roses, iris and list of divisions with numerous classes and plant requirements.
The fourth birthday party for Frankie Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson was held Friday afternoon at 220 West Fulham. Guests sat at a colorfully decorated table with a cake of animal crackers and four candles while rubber circus animals served as favors. Verda Covell led lawn games and Bunco was played by mothers. Mrs William Moore won first prize and Mrs Chester Hufford took low.
Muscatine high school alumni association hosts annual reception for the 1939 graduating class Wednesday night June 7 at the Elks home. Program starts 7 30 p m with the boys orchestra playing for dancing and refreshments. Tickets available at the door. Chaperons named: Mr and Mrs Howe Messenger Davidson and Johnson.
Senior students and the Rev. C D Mannhardt attended a party for Miss Bertha Schafer hosting St Marys High School pupils at 1119 East Tenth Street. The event featured outdoor games, a public address system, songs by Mrs Charlotte Share, and late refreshments with a senior class table of flowers and red rosebud favors.
Miss Bernice Mittman, lyric soprano, appeared at the Evangelical and Re formed church with Lawrence Flannery, tenor, in a program of sacred, classical and operatic numbers. The lineup included Ave Maria, These Are They, Non E Ver, Dio Possente, I Am Titania, A Spirit Flower, The Hills of Home, I Love Life, Chiriribin, The Kiss Waltz, Little Star, Carmena, and The Beautiful Blue Serenade among others.
Miss Mina Gerard of the Muscatine high school graduating class was honored at a Friday night party at 1026 Newell Avenue hosted by hostess Eileen Welsch. A scavenger hunt led to winners Wilma Murdock and Marjean Tisor. a game titled Representation of Magazines awarded Phyllis James.
Seventy five members attended a program of movies shown by C. L. Fitch of Ames and performances by JoAnn Lange and Maynard Eckhardt Jr. JoAnn Lange sang and tapped The Sly Old Gentleman From Featherbed Lane and Maynard Eckhardt sang and danced You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. The films depicted farming on the peat.
A retrospective look at Muscatine in 1907 recalls the county wide vote to fund a new courthouse and jail with strong city support. It also covers rail switch upgrades at Culver junction, river steamers, local band excursions, health, police vigilance, and notable visits by figures like John L. Sullivan and Mark Twain.
A local Island Community program showcased photographs of lands of Ireland and farming on Muscatine Island, plus Conesville and Fruitland scenes. Children danced "Bowery Kids" and "On the Bumpety Bumpety Road to Love" with song, and refreshments were served by local residents. The next meeting is June 30 at the Island Community building.
More than 100 attendees witnessed Betty Martin install as worthy advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls. Other officers named include Catherine Carver, Jean Downing, Lorma Gallaher, Evelyn Smalley, and Dor rine Bieber, with Dorothy Weber as installing officer. The ceremony featured arch flowers, DeMolay escorts, a full slate of station appointments, and a May breakfast for 65 Rainbow girls at Weed Park.
The Conwell B Y P U of First Baptist Church at Weed park hosted a Friday night picnic where special guests included Robert Quackenbush who will soon leave Muscatine and Hazel LaTourrette who just returned from the University of Alabama. Attendees listed include Leona Schildberg Ruth Bringer Juanita Steahr Carl Paetz Ray Simpson and others.
Mrs Julia Ball of 1224 Grand Avenue marks her seventy fifth birthday hosting a family dinner for about 50 guests. Grandson Robert Moore shares a birthday as do five grandchildren and two great grandchildren Ernest Kinney and Caroline Hartwig aged five. Attending relatives include Nellie Moore Muscatine Ida Leonhart Aledo Lillie Loach Joy Helen Deahl New Boston and Everett White Muscatine.
Announcement comes from Beverly Hills California where Miss Mildred Messier daughter of E J Messier and Mrs Messier formerly of Muscatine learned of her engagement to Dr William Knigge. The May 13 tea hosted by Mrs Albert Wark and Miss Katherine Brown featured Cupid and a decorative engagement ring display with guests including Dr Percival Gordon White Dr Robert Bruno Hill Dr Harry Van Fleet and Dr Joseph St Geme.
Grandview and Ames families announce forthcoming marriages for two brothers. Keith Hiller will wed Martha Blankenhorn tonight at the Blankenhorn home in Columbus Junction. Martin Hiller and Margaret Elizabeth Lauer plan to marry in Ames on June 4 at the Methodist church. Katherine Hiller of Cedar Falls arrived to attend.
Former Muscatine and Cedar counties residents will gather at Bixby Park Long Beach Calif on Memorial Day to honor Robert Shiflet 94 year old Civil War veteran from Sugar Creek. A basket dinner runs noon to 2 pm with an informal social afternoon. Shiflet is uncle of Clem Shiflet former Muscatine county treasurer.
The Young Married people's class of the First Baptist Church abandoned a Wiener roast at Weed park due to rain and held an indoor picnic at the church. Twenty nine attended with organizing committee members listed. The group will meet June 16.
Miss Mabel Rummells of 1209 Lucas street Miss Bonnie Lee Woods of Muscatine and Evelyn Bell of Waterloo left for Iowa City to be hosted by Miss Dorothy Lane. They will stay at Dr Lane's cottage for a wiener roast then travel to West Liberty to visit relatives before finalizing wedding plans.
Mrs. Nancy A. Roberts celebrated her 94th birthday at her Rock Island home 3216 Ninth Avenue. Born May 25, 1845 in Steubenville Ohio she moved to Buffalo Prairie in 1852 and married Simeon E. Roberts in 1861. She has seven living children Ira J. Roberts Charles Roberts Clarence Roberts Arthur Roberts Mrs Will Robinson Mrs O R Schutte and Mrs Chant Reed along with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Today at the Geneva Golf and Country Club ladies day featured a 12 30 luncheon and golf to follow. The sports committee was led by Mrs E L Emerson with assistants including Mrs C E Schmalz and Mrs G A Sywasink. A two ball foursome for ladies and men is set for 4 pm Tuesday Memorial Day at the club.
Mr and Mrs John McCullough entertained the Jolly Dozen club at their Culver Street home for the year ending meeting. Special guest Mrs Alfred McGavock of Ivanhoe Virginia attended. First prize in five hundred went to Mr and Mrs Milton Borgstadt and second prize to Mr and Mrs Carl Walter. Host and hostess closed the games with a June announcement.
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