Miss Howard Weds Richard Dircks in Aledo Ceremony
Miss Genevieve Irene Howard of Aledo Illinois married Richard H Dircks of Columbus Junction in a 2 PM Sunday service at the First Methodist church Aledo Rev Samuel Buck officiated The bride wore Chantilly lace with a long sleeved jacket and a seed pearl tiara They received about 150 guests at a church reception The couple will reside at 119 1 2 College Street Aledo Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Genevieve Irene Howard
Aledo
Ill
Richard H. Dircks
Samuel Buck
Freeman Howard
Elyria
Ohio
Burr Howard
Erie
Leo Dircks
Arthur Olson
Rodney Boruff
Seaton
Duane Schultz
Rock Island
Carroll Bell
Richard Koke
Sterling
Robert Meeker
Peter Pancoli
Schultz
Lloyd Bentz
Beverly Enquall
Dave McAtte
New Boston
Ben Randall
North Henderson
Joyce McCaw
Dorothy Armstrong
Reynolds
Dircks
Aledo High School
Columbus High School
Iowa-Ilinois Telephone Co
College Street
H. W. Eliason
Henry Dircks
Ralph Dircks
Jackie
Earl Frisk
William Bolton
Howard Kulp, Jr
Howard Bell
Julie
Ireta Wells
Committees named for Chicken Supper and Bazaar
At a Methodist church committee meeting all prep work for the October 8 chicken supper and bazaar was settled. Party roles include Planning Maude Duffield Bertha Winegard Gloria Hofer Lucille Taylor Helen Tomlin Lillie Keller. Tickets Ferne Fuhr Vera Krueger. Dining room chair Mrs. Gertrude Thomas with a large team. kitchen duties shared by Gloria Hofer Lucille Taylor Helen Tomlin Lillie Keller Maud Duffield Henrietta Price. and many volunteers for serving, booths, and supplies.
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Ilinois
Plene
Maude Duffield
Bertha Winegard
Gloria Hofer
Lucille Taylor
Helen Tomlin
Lillie Keller
Ferne Fuhr
Vera Krueger
Irene Mier
Neva Sedam
Pearl Dungan
Berniece Reed
Lillie Asay
Rosa Ashdown
Maudel
Yuffield
Henrietta Price
Gertrude Thomas
Laura Feldman
Lorraine Powell
Susanna Swartout
Betty Power
Evelyn McGinnis
Gladys Caestie
Lila Keller
Anna Marie Freyermuth
Phyllis Danner
Ruth Lenser
Mary Olive Reed
Ruth Bowser
Hileen Bartley
Verda Danner
Amaranth Court to Host Meetings and Dinners in Early October
Social Glances notes Georgiana Court No 2 Order of Amaranth holds regular meeting Monday October 5. A special meeting and dinner to honor the supreme royal matron and supreme royal patron is set for Wednesday October 8 with reservations by Saturday. American Legion auxiliary meets tonight at the Legion home. First Presbyterian Church circles meet at 7 30 tonight with men of the church as guests. Speakers include Thomas Kato of Japan and Uzo Chu Tau OKek of Nigeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgiana Court No. 2
Order of Amaranth
First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Kato
Japan
Uzo Chu Tau O’kek
Nigeria
Muscatine Players Stage Peg O’ My Heart at High School
The Muscatine Community Players present Peg O’ My Heart a three act comedy by Hartley Manners at the high school auditorium on Monday evening October 6. Virgil Godfrey directs and designed the set. Rehearsals continue with carpentry and art work advancing the elaborate stage background at the Rehwaldt home and Municipal light and water office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Manners
Muscatine
Virgil Godfrey
University of Iowa
Players
Charles Rehwaldt
West Third Street
Municipal Light and Water Office
Scout Leaders Plan Training Course in Muscatine
The Muscatine Girl Scout Council met at the public library to arrange a two afternoon training course for Girl Scout leaders and co leaders on Oct 24 and 25 at Jefferson school. They also discussed the annual fall Pow Wow and set the next meeting for Oct 29 to finalize Pow Wow plans.
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Muscatine
Cranston Church Plans Chicken Supper on Oct 8
The Cranston Evangelical United Brethren church will hold a chicken supper on Wednesday Oct 8. A long list of committees led by Mrs Ernest Meeker covers serving, chicken, gravy, potatoes, baked beans, salad, rolls, drinks, decorations, dining room tables, helpers, tickets, sales, ushers, cleaning, glassware, dishes and booth responsibilities.
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Archie Hunter
Morris Legler
Lloyd Lee
John Rex
Donald Foley
Donald Pittman
Richard Castle
Marion Lee
Charlotte Chapman
Bertha Chapman
Janice Chapman
Edward Lee
Donald Nichols
Leonard Shoopman
George Sulzberger
LaVaughn Shoopman
Velma Jean Barnhart
Shirley Goddard
Mary Ann Foley
June Mohnssen
Diane McCormick
Judy Schomberg
Gail Legler
Marie Wendlandt
Ike Lee
Robert Lowe
Weldon Barnhart
Beverly Meeker
Henry Rahif
Donald Lee
Marcia Foley
Cheryl Chapman
Judy Stickrod
P. J. Mohnssen
Linda Lee
Lois Goddard
Joan Barnhart
Joyce Phillips
Joann Phillips
Booth
John Lee
Wakefield and Lint Marriage To Be Friday
Miss Gloria Wakefield daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wakefield 211 Pine Street and Clyde Lint son of Mr and Mrs William Lint of Shellsburg NL will wed Friday October 3 at the Foursquare church. Vows at 8 pm with Rev A R Savicoli officiating and a reception at the church parsonage.
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Gloria Wakefield
Ralph Wakefield
Pine Street
Clyde Lint
Chanute Air Force Base
Ill
William Lint
Shellsburg
A. R. Savicoli
Lutheran Ladies Aid Donates to Chest Campaign
Grace Lutheran church Ladies Aid held an all day session and dinner to raise funds for the Community Chest. A $5 contribution was made and preparations were outlined for a rummage sale on October 15 and a bazaar on November 22. A work meeting led by Mrs. Anna Dankert is planned for next Wednesday with additional all day sessions in November.
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Community Chest Fund
Ladies Aid of Grace Lutheran Church
Anna Dankert
Dankert
Henry Stender
Amelia Wigim
Rhoda Wray
Hoeksemas Honored at Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hoeksema celebrated their recently announced marriage with a Sunday gathering at 1063 Lucas Street. A potluck dinner at 4 o'clock followed a social hour. gifts were given to the couple. Attendees included Albert and Fritz Hoeksema, Jean Hoeksema Muscatine, Chester and Henry Hoeksema, Merle Dilley, Susie Graff, Larry Isenberg and families from Davenport, Cedar Rapids, Walcott, Clinton, and Muscatine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hoeksema
Lucas Street
Albert Hoeksema
Fritz Hoeksema
Jean Hoeksema
Muscatine
Chester Hoeksema
Clinton
Harold Liebbe
Walcott
Henry Hoeksema
Merle Dilley
Susie Graff
Larry Isenberg
Davenport
George Rubey
Fred Groth
Cedar Rapids
Pat McEwen Named JC Open Forum Chairman
Pat McEwen will serve as chairman of the JC Open Forum as he takes the lead in organizing the discussion series. The appointment positions him to oversee forum agendas and public participation.
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Pat McEwen
JC Open Forum
Open Forum
Park Avenue WSCS Plans Rum Mage Sale at Church
Park Avenue WSCS met in church parlors to arrange a sale at 1 30 p m on Wednesday Oct 22 at the church. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. Hostesses were Mrs Allie Henderson and Mrs Ray Downer. Mrs Henry Paul led devotions and Mrs Clyde Duncan led the lesson study with Mrs James Sloan reviewing part of the study book.
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WSCS
Park Avenue Methodist Church
Allie Henderson
Ray Downer
Henry Paul
Clyde Duncan
James Sloan
City-Wide Prayer Meeting Draws Large Crowd
About 800 people attended the sixth city-wide prayer meeting at First Evangelical United Brethren Church in prep for the Human Appleman Crusade. Rev. J Arthur Eveland led the opening rite, with Rev. Freeman Schmitt delivering a sermon on Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
J. Arthur Eveland
Freeman Schmitt
Lincoln Boulevard Baptist Church
James Cook
Marian Trader
Muscatine Junior College Hosts Current Events Group
An organization at Muscatine junior college meets twice a month on Thursdays for luncheon sessions to discuss current events. Miss Martha Goad serves as the faculty advisor for the group.
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Ganization
Muscatine Junior College
Martha Goad
Cars Damaged In Mulberry Woodlawn Crash In Iowa City
Grace Larson and John L Johnson were involved in a two car collision at Mulberry and Woodlawn at 5 p m Wednesday. Larson's Buick sustained about 300 dollars in front end damage while Johnson's Ford incurred about 250 dollars. A separate report noted a Chevrolet damaged near Hershey avenue for 75 dollars. A political workshop series for women will begin with precinct level meetings and expand to county and state levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Larson
Leroy Street
John L. Johnson
Iowa City
Mulberry and
Woodlawn Avenues
Larson
Mr. Johnson
Johnson
Mulberry Avenue
Woodlawn
Ford
Chevrolet
Dorothy O’leary
Main Street
Hershey Avenue
Marjare Loucamp
East Ninth Street
First in Series Of GOP Women Workshops Held
A first in a trio of Republican Women workshops took place at Mrs. L. C. Fugate’s home in Wednes day morning. Moderator Mrs. Margaret Hinderman led a discussion on party affiliation loyalty and independent voters with 16 participants. The session followed an orientation and coffee with doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Fugate
Young Republican Organization For
First District
West Second Street
Margaret Hinderman
PEO Chapter JR Opens Fall Meeting at Tipton Cottage
Chapter JR of the PEO Sisterhood held its first fall gathering at the Tipton cottage on a Wednesday evening. Supper was served and a business session followed with committee members named as Mrs. Patricia Willis, Mrs. Margaret Tipton, Mrs. Martha Newton, Mrs. Helen Mcllrath, Mrs. Josephine Joiner, and Mrs. Jessie Stein.
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Chapter JR
PEO Sisterhood
Tipton Cottage
Patricia Willis
Margaret Tipton
Martha Newton
Helen Mcllrath
Josephine Joiner
Jessie Stein
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Society
Miss Howard
Mr. Dircks
Bazaar
Ir&És Shoe
East Second Street
Muscatine, Iowa
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Cranston Church
Wakefield and Lint
Lutheran Society
Hoeksemas
Park Avenue
First Friends Church
Claude Cooper
First Methodist Church
Guy Hunting
Fugate
Lucile Freybler
Rita
Hayworth
Glenn Ford
Martin - Lewis
Hollywood
Chapter JR of
PEO
Gabardines
Illinois
The
Muscatine Bank and Trust Co
Henry
Laurel
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