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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1963
Page
3
Conesville Methodist Church invites MYF members to a sub-district rally at 2 20 pm on Oct 20 at the First Methodist Church in Muscatine. Also notes meetings of church boards and various local social visits and gatherings across nearby towns.
Sweetland 4 H club held its regular meeting at Jean Shepard Mondey's home with 21 members and two leaders. New member Cheryl Hever introduced. mothers of the month named. New leaders for the year announced and leadership club additions chosen. Training plans, record book due date October 15, and a demonstration along with a film strip were featured. A buffet lunch followed hosted by Jean Shepard and others.
Oakville Girls plan a Halloween party at the school gym on Saturday October 36 from 7 30 to 7 00 with tickets 25 cents, doubles 50 cents. Thirteen members and three leaders plus four visitors attended the regular meeting.
The Talcon Tales school paper announces its editing lineup with Jerry Lamp as editor and Connie Orr as assistant editor. Kay Wilson serves as feature editor, Arnold Wittman ark editor, Florence Kreuger junior high news, and Butch McCulley with Douglas Quigley on sports. Ann Hendrix handles exchange news, Dick Werner circula tion, Adin Wilson production, and Carol Charpenning, Billy Fry, Claudia Hines, Sue Ory, Leonard Phillips as reporters.
Temperatures in Iowa are expected to average about 10 degrees above normal through the coming Monday. Day-to-day changes are expected to be minor and little rainfall is indicated for the period.
The New Boston Junior High Institute held a gathering at the United Presbyterian Church Sunday evening with 140 in attendance. Mr and Mrs Marvin Lloyd and Mr and Mrs Eibert Ball from Taylor Ridge returned from Chicago after attending the Grand Lodge AF and AM session. Mr and Mrs Irvin Fulton of Hancock Wise spent the weekend in Kennett Powell en route to Florida for winter. Elmer Reuther, Randy, and the Kiddoo family spent the weekend in Wisconsin.
The Fulton Royal Workers met at Marilyn and Theresa Schmidts with Cindy Schroeder leading the business session. JoAnn presented Different Ways to Fix Ordinary Vegetables and Patsy discussed Breezing Vegetables. Carol and Janice Schroeder gave book reports. lunch was served.
Oakville residents Mr and Mrs Ros, Mr and Mrs Pred Swatford, and Mrs Clara Christiansen attended a Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting at the Wapello hall with a noon potluck. Frances Swan, Emma Waterhouse attended the Louisa County Red Cross quarterly board meeting at the Wapello Court House. Swan, Gerst, and Esteline Gerst joined a Farm Bureau workshop at Wapello Methodist Church. The Resolutions Committee met with Swan. Hall Blue of Leits chairs the group. Vernette Shipman and Corie Oakville attended an Educational Clinic at Burlington Memorial Building. Also notes on luminous fish regions with glowing spots and large eyes noted.
Two Mormon missionaries, Elder Robert Leasham of Logan Utah and Elder Carl Christensen of Salt Lake City, are visiting Muscatine families for about three months and plan to present a film lecture What is A Mormon at the public library while assisting with local church services on Lucas Street.
At Grace United Church of Christ Wilton, the youth fellowship planned to host youths from Methodist and United Presbyterian churches for a UNICEF drive on Oct 30. They will door knock to solicit funds for cultural and educational UN funds. Steve Armerine led the program with the film No Man Is an Island. new sponsors Mr and Mrs Gerald Valet attended.
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