Anderson Heads to Scotland on Plane Trip
West Liberty cattleman W C Anderson left Sunday for Scotland with a stop in Montreal where he will board for the journey. He plans about ten days in the country to attend the Perth Shorthorn sale and return.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1952
Page
5
West Liberty cattleman W C Anderson left Sunday for Scotland with a stop in Montreal where he will board for the journey. He plans about ten days in the country to attend the Perth Shorthorn sale and return.
Cranston residents traveled to Davenport for the birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Newton Parish and Mrs. Bertha Black. A potluck dinner brought together Arthur Black and family, S. Parish, George Black and others, with visits from Wilton Junction and Victor Iowa paths noted. Mrs. Holliday’s hospital discharge is reported. Other locals hosted guests at family homes in Louisiana Missouri and Victor Iowa.
The bailding and machinery of the Grange factory in Moline were sold at auction this afternoon. Isaiah Davis, a principal stockholder, was the high bidder at $5.50. Wagons and plows also fetched fair prices as nearly all factory property was disposed of.
Mrs. Maude Hayes will host the Fredonia Methodist WSCS meeting at the church with Mrs. Arthur Snyder and Mrs. Frank Dwinnell in charge of the lesson and Mrs. E Shellabarger arranging entertainment. The Ladies Aid of Pleasant Grove Bethel church plans a Wednesday potluck at Mrs. Harold Shellabarger's home. Effie Wills of Ainsworth visited the Bonnichsens. Charles Keith, born Sept 27 at Mercy hospital Burlington, is the child of Keith and wife with Ed Gerling and Hazel Clark as grandparents.
Mrs Forsythe hosted Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Levi Cocklin Dwight and Mary Ann and George Cocklin continuing a neighborly visit in the community setting.
Wapello clubs resume fall activities with card clubs socializing after summer break and church groups planning fall festivals and bake sales. Merry Makers host Oct 16 event with Mrs Eugene Small and Mrs Ronald Cross as hostesses. Kensington Klub program featured Poems Old and New including a 1938 Thanksgiving poem by Charlies Blanchard.
Mrs. Mary Houvenagle of 1012 Lombard street learns her son Lloyd S. Houvenagle has been appointed vice president and director of sales for the Electrical Engineering and Equipment Co. in Des Moines. He is a Muscatine high school and State University of Iowa graduate, previously in business in Iowa City.
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