Musserville WSCS Supper Plans With Committees Named
The Musserville WSCS of the Musserville Methodist church outlines a chicken supper to be held Thursday evening Oct 9 at Hoopes hall. Mrs Rachel James is kitchen chair with committees for chicken dressing coffee pies servers sending out suppers and dining room duties including many local women named for each role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Musserville Methodist Church
Hoopes Hall
Rachel James
J. P. Berry
E. Hoyt
Roy Matthess
Raynard James
Rs. S. Schmarje
Mary Snow Hilton
Frances Etter
Nerie Essex
Joyce Martin
Shelby Starkweather
Edith Leutzinger
S. Burns
Shirley McGill
Dianne Snavely
J. Carpenter
F. Hubbard
Charlene Strouse
Carol Matthess
George Springborn
Leona Gray
Effie Rock
Maria Cozad
Ruby Tompkins
Deloris Burns
Joan Burns
Clara Newcomb
Alberta Toussaint
Benny Norton
Shirley Ann Gray
Bertha Huber
Mary Alice Hoopes
Wilma Reifert
Florence Huber
Thelma Smith
Janet Logel
Rose Hohenadel
Hattie Robison
Viola Kuebler
Doris Grad
Leola Bess Askam
Marilyn Rost
Sandra Logel
Bread and Butter Table
Alice
Mabel Miller
Wilma Reichert
Ethel Brown
Mary Steckman
Kay Schubick
Marilyn Burns
Delta Kappa Gamma Dinner Meeting at Park Lane
Omicron chapter held a dinner at Park Lane Golf and Country Club with Miss Leona Griffin presiding in Edith Stocker’s absence. Miss Lucille Burianek spoke on the Delta Kappa Gamma national convention in Chicago and a second meeting is set for November 1 at Park Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omicron
Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Park Lane Golf and Country Club
Leona Griffin
Edith Stocker
Lucille Burianek
Alpha Chapter
Davenport
Delta Kappa Gamma
Chicc
Park Lane
Weekend Guests Visit Hammann Family in Wichita
Mrs. C. E. Holmes and her son Ed Holmes from Wichita, Kansas, were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hammann at 517 East Tenth Street. They attended a dinner Saturday night with Mrs. Clarence Hammann and several young visitors. Evening callers included Elwyn Pearson and Irene from Lone Tree. Mrs. Holmes and Ed spent the prior week visiting Cedar Rapids relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Holmes
Ed Holmes
Wichita
Kas
John Hammann
East Tenth Street
Clarence Hammann
Alice Danner
Janice Egel
Dolores Bermel
Elwyn Pearson
Irene
Lone Tree
Holmes
Cedar Rapids
Newton Rhodes Marriage To Take Place on Oct 12
Mr and Mrs Chester Newton of 208 Orange street announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Betty to Howard Dean Rhodes son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Rhodes of 417 Cedar street. The wedding is set for 3 pm Sunday October 12 at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church 501 East Sixth street. All friends and relatives are invited to both the ceremony and reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Newton
Orange Street
Betty
Howard Dean Rhodes
Oscar Rhodes
Cedar Street
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
East Sixth Street
High Prairie WSCS Hosts Phillips Farewell Party
The High Prairie WSCS at the Methodist church plans a farewell party Friday evening October 10 at 1 p m to honor Mr and Mrs Carl J Phillips who have moved to Muscatine. Community residents invited. families to bring fruit salad or cookies. Committee includes Mrs Carl Foster Mrs Levi Eichelberger and Mrs Arlie Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
High Prairie Methodist Church
Car J. Phillips
Muscatine
Carl Foster
Levi Eichelberger
Arlie Kennedy
Past Noble Grands Hold Club Meeting At Park Lane
Entertainment followed a business session of the Past Noble Grands at Park Lane Golf and Country Club Monday evening. Prizes went to Minnie Pomeroy first Della Boston second Nola Bauguess third. Frances Kelley earned a special award. Lunch concluded the event with Emma Rebelon Pearl Smith Grace Lupton and Jessie Rhaner on the hostesses committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble
Park Lane Golf and Country Club
Minnie Pomeroy
Della Boston
Nola Bauguess
Frances Kelley
Emma Rebelon
Pearl Smith
Grace Lupton
Jessie Rhaner
JC Students Plan Second Party at College
A second in a series of social hour parties for junior college students will be held Wednesday afternoon at the college. All students and faculty have been invited. Entertainment will feature dancing to recorded music.
Social Glances and Club Meetings in the Community
Atheneum members plan a Thursday meeting at Mrs. Harry Tiecke Jr.s home 1624 Mulberry Ave. A St Mathias PTA panel discussion is set for 730 pm Thursday at the school. Circle C of First Presbyterian meets 730 tonight at Mrs. Garland Fishers home with Miss Mary Healey as guest speaker. Dorcas group of the Missionary Society of First Baptist holds a brief meeting after prayer Wednesday. Lutheran Homes sewing circle meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Charles Dittmans home to collect canned fruit and vegetables. Woodbine Camp Royal Neighbors of America meets Wednesday at 1 pm at the IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atheneum Club
Harry Tiecke, Jr
Mulberry Avenue
St. Mathias Pta
First Presbyterian Church
Garland Fisher
Mary Healey
Dorcas
The
Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle
Charles Dittman
O— Woodbine Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Lady Elks Plan Thursday Meeting and Card Party
Members of the Lady Elks will meet for a business session and card party Thursday afternoon at the Elks club. Card games begin at 2 o'clock. Social committee includes Mrs. Sarah Varney Mrs. Minnie Kleist Mrs. Ernest Burke Mrs. Ed Meerdink Jr Miss Florence Hahn Mrs. Harry Reeves Mrs. Francis Bowman and Mrs. Norman Bunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Elks
Elks Club
Sarah Varney
Minnie Kleist
Ernest Burke
Ed Meerdink, Jr
Florence Hahn
Harry Reeves
Francis Bowman
Norman Bunn
Reservations Open for Fulton Homemakers Chicago Trip
Reservations are being accepted for a Fulton Homemakers trip to Chicago on Oct. 28 and 29. Deposits are $5 per reservation, and bookings are at the Farm Bureau office or with Mrs. William Schleuter of Durant. A canceled earlier trip is noted. The next Homemakers meeting is set for Oct. 24 with a guest speaker on Colors in Our Home. meeting place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fulton Homemakers
Farm Bureau
William Schleuter
Durant
District Meeting of DUV Planned Here
Plans were made for the district meeting of the Daughters of Union Veterans to be held here Oct. 27 when the local tent met Monday afternoon at the courthouse. Mrs. Emma Shepard is district president. A contribution of 3 to the Community Chest fund was reported. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Oct. 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Court House
Emma Shepard
Community Chest Fund
Sweetland WSCS Names Committees for Oct 21 Banquet
Sweetland Methodist WSCS plans a laymen’s banquet for October 21 with committees named. Meat and gravy chaired by Hattie Sywassink, Lillie Sywassink, Lydia VanCamp, Kathryn Van Nice. Mashed potatoes chaired by Kate Holtz, Edna Taylor, Vida Hetzler, Nellie Connor. Vegetables led by Gertrude Hetzler, Florence Kemper, Faye Doerfer, Iona Downer. Salad chaired by Eva Borgstadt, Emma Martz, Pearl Martin. Rolls butter jelly pickles led by Myrtle VanCamp and Mary Christian. Coffee chaired by Lydia Drumm, Eva Shepard. Dessert chaired by Reva Hetzler, Dottie Sywassink, Anne Miller, Grace Collier. Serving tables led by Ruby Moorhead with Carol Raub, Emma Shoppa, Marie Sloan, Mary Grace Hetzler, Doris Coram, Betty Hetzler, Marjorie VanCamp. Setting and decorating tables chaired by Maude Baker with Rita McCullough and Beverly Sywassink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Sweetland Methodist Church
WSCS
Hattie Sywassink
Lillie Sywassink
Lydia VanCamp
Kathryn van Nice
Kate Holtz
Edna Taylor
Vida Hetzler
Nellie Connor
Gertrude Hetzler
Florence Kemper
Faye Doerfer
Iona
Marjorie VanCamp
Maude Baker
Rita McCullough
Beverly Sywassink
Lady Eagles Lodge initiates group of six new members
Six new members were initiated at the Lady Eagles meeting on Monday at the lodge hall. They are Marilyn Weikert Lena White Lucille Darnell Gladys Chamberlin Anna Essex and Joan Fry. Plans include a chili supper bazaar on Oct 25 open to the public with tickets sold. Nov 4 rummage sale at Muscatine Home Society building with sale articles collected Nov 3 or morning of Nov 4. A hat sale featured prizes for funniest hats with Eltha Walsinger first Fannie Liebbe second and Mrs Frank Brown third. Attendance prize went to Katherine Knause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Eagles
Lodge
Marilyn Weikert
Lena White
Lucille Darnell
Gladys Chamberlin
Anna Essex
Joan Fry
Inona Hungate
Muscatine Home Society
Eltha Walsinger
Fannie Liebbe
Frank Brown
Katherine Knause
Florida Visitors Entertained by Muscatine Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Platt of Ft. Lauderdale Florida visited kin in Muscatine including aunt Mrs Nancy Stark and brother Merle Platt. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs H D Webster and a gathering with George Bahr Nellie Jones and others. The Platts plan to visit Chicago after spending summer in Chattanooga Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Platt
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Chicago
Nancy Stark
East Fifth Street
Merle Platt
Gilbert Street
H. D. Webster
West Sixth Street
George Bahr
Fred
All-Day Ladies Aid Meet At Ziegler Lutheran Church
The Ladies Aid of Ziegler Memorial Lutheran church plans an all-day gathering on Wednesday Oct 8 at the home of Mrs James Batchelor. A noon potluck dinner will be served and attendees should bring their own table service. Assisting hostesses are Mrs Frank Batchelor and Mrs Ray Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Ziegler Memorial Lutheran Church
James Batchelor
Frank Batchelor
Ray Smith
Fellowship supper at Park Avenue Methodist church
The Martha class and the H and W class gathered at Park Avenue Methodist church for a fellowship supper. Twenty six persons attended. Reverend James Sloan showed movies and led a social evening afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
H and W
Park Avenue Methodist Church
James Sloan
Bloomington Groups List Hostesses and Leaders
Announcement outlines hostesses and leaders for Ladies Aid and Missionary societies at Bloomington Friends Church. Meetings cover devotions lessons work periods and social events from Oct to Aug with dates, names, roles, and activities including baskets, auctions, potlucks, and a picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies
Bloomington Friends Church
Marie McSwiggen
Anna Shea
Lydia Hoag
Lesson
Minnie Lake
Minnie Egel
Viola Wedekind
Shirley Garnes
Viola Garnes
Clarabel
Loraine Hetzler
Hilda Grossklaus
Joy Crees
Clarabel Hetzler
Dorothy Graves
Freda Hoag
Marjorie Wolfe
Mary Monson
Anna_ Eis
Louise Weikert
Hazel
Violette Mittman
Rose Rexroth
Florence Hoag
Eunice Bierman
Hazel Fishburn
Ruth Herlein
Ola Garnes
Feature
Sandwich
Anna Sheapie
Stirlen descendants hold reunion at Harry Hahn barn
Descendants of John Clark Stirlen gathered Sunday for a reunion at the Harry Hahn barn with 45 in attendance. A potluck lunch was served at noon and the day was spent socializing. Visitors came from Davenport Gibson and Washington Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark Stirlen
Harry Hahn
Davenport
Gibson
Washington
Miss Parker Weds A S Zahniser in Des Moines Home
Patricia Ann Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Parker of Des Moines married A Stanley Zahniser son of Mrs Alice Zahniser of Muscatine and Archie Zahniser of Oakland Calif in a 1030 am ceremony at the bride's home 821 Sixth Avenue Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Ann Parker
Jim Parker
Des Moines
Stanley Zahniser
Alice Zahniser
Muscatine
Archie Zahniser
Oakland
Calif
Sixth Avenue
Forrest Pratt
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
Nevada
Philip Lottman
Alicia Zahniser
Mendelssohn
Mr. Lottman
Dixie Parker
Ronald Beitz
Pard Parker
Dean Bragg
Elva Pratt
Marilyn
Ray Allen
Alicia
Anita
Cedar Rapids
Zahniser
East Fifth Street
Christian Service Guild Session At First United Brethren
The Christian Service Guild of the First Evangelical United Brethren church met at Grace Hart’s home with Juanita Corder assisting. Mary Summitt led prayer, reports of secretary treasurer were read, and roll call named a mission field. Luncheon for 18 members followed. next meeting set for November 3 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Service Guild
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Grace Hart
Juanita Corder
Mary Summitt
Myrtle Hecht
Vokanna Daughters to Elect Officers Evening Meet
El Bey Caldron No. 84 Daughters of Malta will elect officers at the stated meeting held Friday at 8 PM in the Masonic temple. A report from the supreme session will be presented and refreshments will follow during the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Bey Caldron No. 84
Daughters of Mokanna
Masonic Temple
Birthday Anniversary Party at Cedar River Cottage
Moscow Mrs Harry Nicolaus hosted a social at their Cedar River cottage Sunday evening for relatives and friends. The event honored birthdays for Donald Whitmer of Pacific Palisades California and Gordon Rogers of Muscatine. A 6 o clock supper was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Harry Nicolaus
Cedar River
Donald Whitmer
Pacific Pallisades
Calif
Gordon Rogers
Muscatine
J. J. Hoskins
Clair Kean
Karen
Douglas and
Garry
Nellie Whitmer
Harold Nicolaus
George Rae
Terry
Robert Nicolaus
Sherry
Wilton
Lysle Whitmer
Maurice
Carol
Joan
Lysle
Margaret Smith
Elsie Henderson
Francis Henderson
Craig
Brauns Entertain At Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Antone Braun hosted a birthday anniversary party Saturday with cards as entertainment. Attending were Mr and Mrs James Nugent Mr and Mrs Kenneth Nugent Mr and Mrs Ted Kemper and their girls Mr and Mrs Bery Lobdell Mr and Mrs Wayne Kraft Mrs Ruth Lobdell and children and Mr and Mrs Clarence Jameson of Wilton. Dinner guests Sunday included the Brauns at the Nugents and the Donald Dipples at the Nugents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nugent’s
Donald Dipples
Peg On My Heart shines at Muscatine High School stage
Jane McIllrath stars as Peg in the Muscatine Community Players production of Peg On My Heart at the high school auditorium. The Irish wit and charm light up a scene set in Scarborough England with an aristocratic aunt and a New York heiress plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peg
Jane McIllrath
Muscatine
J. Hartley Manners
High School
Chichester House
Scarborough
England
New York
Betty Razzell
Betty Razzell, Mrs. Chichester
Charles Rehwaldt, Jr
Jarvis
Virginia Kay Schauland
Ethel
Bill Steinemetz
Alaric
Paul de Kock
Christian Brent
Earl — Montgomery Hawkes
D Hilton
Jerry
Players
Virgil Godfrey
Protect bulbs by wrapping in foil for winter packing
To safeguard flower bulbs during winter, wrap each bulb carefully in aluminum foil before packing them away. This simple step helps insulate and protect stored bulbs from cold damage.
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Musserville
Kansas
Newton-Rhodes
Miss Newton
High Prairie
Phillips
Fairbanks
Satac
Sele
Sherwin-Williams
DUV
Lady Eagles Lodge
Florida
New Era Society
Park Avenue Church
GEO. Kranz & Son
East Second Street
Stirlen
Miss Parker
A. S. Zahniser
Vokanna
Brauns
Lewmar
Muscatine, Iowa
Spocial
Ets Consey
Col Pean Vanes
Hoover
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